Morrowind:Divine Intervention

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	Divine Intervention
School	Mysticism
Type	Defensive
Base Cost	150
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Spells Scrolls

Divine Intervention

Transports you instantly to the nearest Imperial Cult shrine, usually found within an Imperial Legion fort. Good for escaping from a sticky situation, or just as a means of fast transportation. You can be transported to the following locations:

Buckmoth Legion Fort (Ald'ruhn)
Ebonheart
Fort Darius (Gnisis)
Moonmoth Legion Fort (Balmora)
Fort Pelagiad (Pelagiad)
Wolverine Hall (Sadrith Mora)
Mournhold (With the Tribunal expansion.)
Fort Frostmoth (With the Bloodmoon expansion.)

[edit] Notes

Any followers you may have will not accompany you when you teleport. Thus, this cannot be used to facilitate escort missions. (Many followers added by 3rd-party plug-ins are scripted to follow you when you use this spell, but default characters in the game do not.)
Divine Intervention (and the other teleportation spells) are disabled in a few locations. In Morrowind, the only locations are Magas Volar (where you get the Daedric Crescent), and the Akulakhan chamber at the bottom of Dagoth Ur's facility. The expansions add a few more such locations. The Clockwork City in Tribunal has disabled teleporting, and the inside of the Mortrag Glacier area in Bloodmoon does as well. Scripted teleports, such as from items, will still work in these locations, however.

[edit] Bugs

In the vanilla game or on the XBox GotY edition, Divine intervention will take you to the Imperial Cult shrine nearest your last exterior location only. This means that if you are closer to another location, for example Moonmoth Legion Fort, but got there through the mages guild teleportation from Ald'Ruhn, and you use Divine Intervention, you will arrive at Buckmoth Legion Fort.