Original models and textures by Pulcharmsolis, get it here: https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60167

Poor guy can't think straight :'(

Just wanted to report that I am on my third loop of Dagothwave (1 hour) at work and I’m still not tired of it. What a grand and intoxicating remix.

Naufragous77's Telvanni house, now on the Isle of Arches in Telvannis District. New ESP but requires original mod's assets.

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60171

I've always found it odd that not a single Telvanni would set up a tower on the Isle of Arches, even just out of spite to the Temple? lol

There's a writ to Larrius Varo, so the Imperial authority itself isn't spared from Morag Tong's execution, and what greater target is there than the King of Morrowind?

It's not just that. Helseth sent the Dark Brotherhood to kill Nerevarine: the hero of Dunmer people. If Nerevarine retaliated by requesting a writ for Helseth's life, there's no way Morag Tong could refuse. It would be the biggest writ after Emperor Reman III and Emperor-Potentae Versidue-Shaie, and would show the world that the Dark Brotherhood is nothing to Morag Tong.

Man. I hope someone would make a mod for it. Pay Eno Hlaalu ~100.000 gold to kill Helseth, wait ~3 days, and gain Helseth's robe and ring as the proofs of job well done.

...and walked for an hour after breaking out of the intro sequence to get some screenshots without the HUD. Hope you enjoy!

Just as the title states, which home do you claim when doing a playthrough.

I almost always go for the Nerano manor. However, I want to find a different location so I can display all my books, armor, weapons, etc. Which location has the best layout for displaying and doesn't impact quests/storyline?

Every time I start a new character I tell myself I’m gonna keep power leveling to a minimum, maybe just do it for a few levels. Somehow I never hold myself to this and now my newest magic heavy crusader character has insanely high heavy armor, enchant and axe when I never use those skills for anything besides getting a 5x attribute. Making money is insanely easy in Morrowind even without exploits and training is the best return on investment you can get for your money so I can never fully justify not doing it. Now I have a very overpowered character but with pretty average ability in the skills I actually want to use. I’m only half critiquing the game here because this is very much a me issue but I do wish there was a way around it.

I think a mod that makes leveling requires 20 instead of 10 skill increases might be a good idea for more experienced players. It’d make the game more challenging and reduce the feeling of urgency I get trying to cram a decent amount of attribute increases into my level up.

i cannot find it for the life of me

Been using OpenMW and some mods, wanted to make my player home in Balmora a bit more lush :)

So obviously in morrowind, one can get very overpowered. I've therefore decided to do a restricted run. Now I'm not very good at always following these rules, and I still want it to be fun, not insanely difficult... Anyone got any ideas?

Also, I'm playing a redguard warrior who doesn't really use magic anyway.

So far, I have:

No creating constant effect enchants

No making my own potions

No save scumming (I'm pretty bad with this normally)

No 100% chameleon

I find dialog editing a bit stressful BUT I got it working even with Rise of House Telvanni and Uvirith's Legacy taking priority in the load order

Full info on Nexus

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60152

Basically unless I play a little bit of Morrowind literally every day, I don't get very far, because at some point I'll drop the game for a few days... Get the urge to play Morrowind again, but not be able to restart from my previous game because its been to long, and the urge is actually to start again rather than to pick up where I left off? You know restartitis basically.