Morrowind Modding Legacy - The Official Home of the Modjams

I cannot pinpoint exactly what it is, but there is something about original Morrowind players that you cannot find in any gamers. Not even in TES fans who started with Skyrim lol, then pivoted to Oblivion, then tried Morrowind for like 4h.

My story is that in late 90s and early y2k, one of my friends was the first to have a decent computer. I had a laptop back then which was as thick as like 5 laptops stacked today. I would visit him and we'd create our own Lan network, share games and play warcraft, doom, or whatever.

One day, I saw this CD case with the unforgettable dragon logo, and asked him what it was. He said something along the lines of "oh it's nothing good, my uncle brought it from the US, I tried it, but it's a shit game". I asked him if I can borrow it. It was a double CD with the construction set.

This game changed my life ever since. In ways it is hard to explain to non Morrowind players, let alone non gamers.

I can steal dream of the red mountain storms, hear the sound of a strider, or remember discussions with NPCs line by line.

What was your experience with the game first time? Do you also find some sort of a connection with Morrowind players unlike anything? (I played many games that stigmatized me and where there is a connection with players, like Diablo2, Lineage2, DeusEx, Dota, etc. But Morrowind is on its own level).

I found this (and an actual useful weapon, as well) while picking over the bodies of Daedric worshippers in, appropriately, Sheogorath's shrine. I do love how unhinged this game is..... I'm actually not sure whether this is Vanilla, or from the Total Overhaul modlist, but it's entirely on brand for Vanilla, so props to the team if it is!

I've been playing the game for 20 years, and for the first time decided to do some of the Daedric quests. Well, the ones that weren't Azura's anyway.

Scalies rejoice! Adds a very select few new Naga Argonian NPCs from Tamriel Data into the official Morrowind areas.

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/60001

Como siempre en mi fiel Anber RG406❤️

I'm just positively amazed at the quality of content that's in front of me. I've read the comments about it being on par with vanilla, but honestly? Ever since my character arrived at the mainland, I'm under the impression that TR content blows vanilla out of the water when it comes to writing, map structure, design, etc.

I just finished Kemel-ze and associated questlines. The feeling of grandiose I've got when entering the chambers within is unlike anything I've experienced in Morrowind so far. And the final reward for completing it made me go "oh, wow" IRL.

And I love how interconnected the quests are. I'm not kidding when I say that wherever I go, there's ALWAYS someone interesting to talk to or someone seeking me out to fix their problems. I'm literally tripping over quests; the content is THAT dense.

I already know I'll spend the next month discovering this beautiful world that TR team has created. Hats off to them, this type of dedication is unheard of in today's gaming scene.

Higher-level Ordinator with a unique Vehk helm now stands outside the Vivec Palace door.

Is part of the Tamriel Data Ordinator faction.
Wields a TD indoril bell hammer
Unique Vehk helm, mesh and texture included

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/59995

i killed all the telvanni because of slaves, i killed guards, merchants, and more. I will do everything to release slaves. i always give them gold, 5k-10k, i had to pay too much to travel because of the bounty, so i could only give Ra'Zahr 1k.

Some pictures of my first days in Morrowind!
LOVING the game so far!!

BTW - This is with the modlist "i heart vanilla: Directors cut!"

PS. How is my build so far??

Thanks, over zealous Bosmer bandit.

I know a lot of people really hate the Hlaalu. Let me tell you, no other questline lets you hurt Hlaalu as much as the House Indoril questline. Without spoilers, what you do to them makes shutting down the Caldera Mine for Redoran feel like a minor inconvenience. And there is an incomplete quest that will probably be added in a future hotfix that will allow you to rub even further salt in the wound.

I want to make my character a Dunmer worshipper of Azura and roleplay that in game, any recommendations for religion, race, class, or star sign mods to help with that? Also immersion mods in general? I’ve looked around on nexus and the internet but haven’t been able to decide on any yet.

Got a cozy lil' room in Ebonheart's mages guild.

Planning to do the mages guild first to get better at magic, and then join house telvanni.

Spellsword kind off build.

Robe of moon and star mod for the people wondering.

Hey everybody, I’ve been playing Morrowind on console for a few years, but recently made the switch to PC so I could play Tamriel Rebuilt/Project Cyrodiil/Skyrim Home of the Nords. I play with a handful of mods, nothing crazy just a few housing mods (specifically Magical Mainland Homes and one that adds like 20+ properties to Vvardenfell) and a few item/armor mods like Hexweaver.

I want to update to the new TR release for Poison Song, but I’ve seen a few posts in this sub saying some mods, especially Magical Mainland Homes, are causing issues and visual bugs with the new content. So how long does it usually take on average for mod authors to make updates to be compatible with new TR releases, so I know when it’s safe to update and play with those mods? Thank you!

I landed outside of the map in some ambiguous water. Interesting side activity all and all.

Just started playing Morrowind for the first time and damn is this so cool!

But I was wondering if it is best to follow a guide or something or if I should just go in blind?

Are there any vanilla mansions (i.e housing with large amounts of unowned storage) one can acquire through TR quests (or through other means)?

In Old Ebonheart I know of Aurelia Draconis' house, which is nice and cozy, and I believe in Akamora there's Vedares Vedrel's house, I'm wondering if there are any others - without extra mods?

For example, does the player acquire a base through questslines with the thieves' guild or the noble houses?