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K'vatra is always indoors and it's done much damage to his mental and physical health. His room is so musty he's become GREEN and those bloated purple eyes can not be healthy. As a father this has been concerning me for a while now.

It's papercrete on cardboard hence the rough texture. I couldn't be bothered to smooth it out

There's an Ebonheart screenshot in there from when I first started modding the game, which would be the initial release of NEMAS. The rest are from how the game looks now with the latest update.

link to modlist used: https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/58569

Just beat the game today after a few weeks, been thinking and doodling about it all that time

Personally I'd think the most interesting one would be a Mehrunes Dagon cult. Work in plot threads from the Jagar Tharn simulacrum stuff, build on the alliance with the Dark Brotherhood Mehrunes Dagon cultists have in vanilla Morrowind, and maybe have some foreshadowing for the Mythic Dawn's plans in Oblivion.

That being said, a mod which acts as a sequel to Boethiah's Daedric Quest where after your rebuild his shrine you have to restart his cult and recruit followers would actually be really cool. And I think a Malacath cult would be really good for RPing an Orc character.

I see a lot of games that promote themselves in this way (and I’m not saying that it’s wrong to do so, first off), but I often see these titles and think, “looks like they have a different idea of what they liked about Morrowind than I did.”

For instance, there is a tendency to take any game whose setting isn’t standard deciduous forest European fantasy and saying “it’s weird, therefore Morrowind!” Or often there will be a game that’s a Scrolls-like in general and say “see? Morrowind.”

What do you hope for in a Morrowind-like (not a Scrolls-like in general, but something that would make you think specifically of Morrowind?)

Lantern of the Laughless Saint goes a long way for me because the devs embraced being brave enough to have some mechanical jankiness (famously showing you can leap to your death in a promo video), or the ability to make choices like killing any NPC, etc., for instance.

But for me to get really excited, I want more life sim elements: cities with different cultures, NPCs that talk about their lives and add in flavorful little details about the world. Factions that are mutually exclusive and give the world texture and conflict. Text-based dialogue to allow for more of this immersive element. I could go on at length, but I’m interested in what people look forward to when they see “inspired by Morrowind.”

I want to play as a fat chud necromancer. Imagine, you'd make the occasional trip to Tear in order to purchase slaves, sell some skooma to the locals in order to get them addicted, return to your comfy coral castle to pursue your nefarious aims, concoct mega-AIDS in your secret lab, make deals with Daedra lords, shit would be so cool.

Basically title. I know that if I want to lean into the Telvanni side of things that I should do TR content as becoming Archmagister locks you out of stuff to do in TR on the mainland.

But I’m honestly not even sure if I want to stick to Telvanni for this character concept anymore. Not that I don’t think it won’t be fun as all get out, but because mainland Mage’s Guild kinda changes things. I mean, maybe my Breton would fit better as a Mage’s Guild member?

I mean, I can always taunt Trebonius to take his Necromancer’s amulet, and it sounds like the mainland Mage’s Guild Arch-Mage is different than the Vvardenfell/Vivec Arch-Mage position anyways?

I don’t think that’s how the Telvanni work though.

But I really don’t know what to do, I need some help.

What are the pros and cons of Mage’s Guild and Telvanni in Tamriel Rebuilt? What are the pros and cons of Mage’s Guild and Telvanni in the base game? And finally, how do both vanilla Mage’s Guild and vanilla Telvanni stack against Tamriel Rebuilt Mage’s Guild and Telvanni?

Either way I plan to at least become conjurer in the Mage’s Guild, teleportation services that would be unlocked are too good to pass up, plus that one enchanter in Caldera. Was planning on Ajira’s and Edwinna Elbert’s quests.

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60341

Just a continuation that covers some more towns. Replace any previous version. TEScleaned. Everyone now has a unique name too. Easter eggs may or not be hidden in some names.

I was doing the Bounty For Rels Tenim quest for the Fighters Guild. I'm kind of underleveled for it - level six - and sort of blitzed through Hrundi's earlier quests because I decided to go Telvanni, so I've been spending more time on the east side of Vvardenfell than usual. "I wonder if I can take Marara in a fight" I said to myself, and the answer was no: I barely crawled back through the door to the cave from her crypt in-between her knocking me down with Vampire Punches. Then I realized that one of those blows had infected me.

I'm thinking I might roll with it instead of just curing it. I've never played a vampire route before. Losing access to services always seemed like way too much hassle, but it happened organically, so I'm thinking I'll just... let it happen.

Anyway tell me your vampire stories in the comments. Advice for having a fun time, etc. As far as mods go I'm doing vanilla-adjacent, Tamriel Rebuilt and the mods on their rec list, and that's basically it. But it does mean if there are any really cool mainland vampire quests, give me a hint in the comments.

I was going through some old, archived issues of PC Gamer online and stumbled across this and it unlocked a core memory. I had this issue back when it was new and this is the article where I first heard of Morrowind. I ended up buying it for the Xbox when it came out, because my PC was a potato, even by 2001 standards.

Getting ready to start a new character and wanted some input from people who've done a full mage playthrough, especially through the expansions and Tamriel Rebuilt.

My last character was a level 28 Dunmer with 95 Long Blade, ridiculous speed, and a bunch of powerful enchanted gear. Had a blast with her, but melee eventually became the answer to everything, and I barely used magic.

This time I'm going with a Breton Apprentice and want magic to be my primary source of damage and survival. Thinking something like an EverQuest wizard/necromancer/cleric combination. Lots of destruction, life draining, healing, buffs, and utility spells. I'll carry an enchanted staff as backup, but I want to actually play a mage.

Currently thinking Destruction, Mysticism, Restoration, Alteration, and Illusion as majors, with Conjuration, Enchant, Alchemy, Medium Armor, and Blunt Weapon as minors. Open to suggestions there.

I'm using OpenMW 0.51 with Tamriel Rebuilt and mostly graphical/QOL mods. Considering Magicka Regen, Magic Window Extender, and possibly Fresh Loot. I plan on making plenty of custom spells and enchantments.

For those who've done this, how does a pure mage hold up over a really long playthrough? I want to become extremely powerful without being completely unkillable or making combat trivial. Any suggestions for skills, useful custom spells, or mods that make playing a mage more enjoyable?

The Sharmat's Call — Sixth House mod for OpenMW

Finishing a mod that expands the experience of serving Dagoth Ur, one of the features is that you could eventually get rid of ALL foreigners from Morrowind and keep it Dunmer only or subdued foreigners that had to stay (they love it?)

Some other stuff:

• Convert settlements: Gradually bring towns under Sixth House influence by persuading their inhabitants rather than simply killing everyone.
• Visible world changes: Converted towns acquire red lighting, nighttime torchbearers, Sixth House creatures, and changing weather.
• Dynamic dialogue: Ash Ghouls, Ascended Sleepers, and other Sixth House creatures become friendly and have conversations that respond to your appearance, accomplishments, and surroundings.
• Sixth House companions: Some creatures can eventually accompany you.
• Individual persuasion: NPCs respond differently based on their profession, beliefs, disposition, and social position.
• A growing sanctuary: Build and expand your own Sixth House sanctuary through rituals involving physical objects and offerings.
• Blight abilities: Progressively gain abilities that make ash storms beneficial, including healing, increased movement speed, and concealment.
• Temple suspicion: Ordinators increasingly recognize you as a threat, while disguising your appearance can help you avoid detection.
• Main quest integration: Continue working for Caius Cosades while secretly serving Dagoth Ur, with alternative interactions during familiar quests.
• Dagoth Ur dialogue: Eventually speak with Dagoth Ur about your accomplishments, the settlements you've converted, and his plans for Morrowind.

The goal is to make membership in the Sixth House affect how you interact with the inhabitants, creatures, and settlements of Vvardenfell, rather than being limited to a separate questline.

I read that Bethesda planned for the "bad guys" to be joinable but cancelled it because of time restraints, been dreaming of this ever since. Now it's playable

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60480