A collection of the very best Morrowind mods for 2017. Make Bethesda’s best RPG feel young again
Just between Me and You, the first time I played Morrowind it Had Been on an Xbox. It was still a great match, but getting the PC version and being able to mod it made it even better. We commend it to be the last truly weird Elder Scrolls game, but we must also recall Morrowind among the clunkiest. To enjoy its mushroom trees and settlements built in dead insects meant putting up with demanding combat, a leveling system which had gambling, plenty of bugs, and also a bit too much walking.
In The 15 years since its launch modders have completed an intimidating amount of work making Morrowind better. The best Morrowind mods have become spread over sites like Morrowind Modding History, the Morrowind Nexus, and Mod DB. Here’s our collection of the greats, though even this list only represents the tip of a major iceberg.
If you have never played Morrowind before it’s worth trying unfolded to See which parts you would most like to alter before diving . Additionally, it is recommended to use a loader such as Wrye Mash or Nexus Mod Manager to arrange mods as soon as you start. And even if using them, read the setup instructions.
Table of contents
Patches and tweaks
Getting around
Visual Overhauls
New places and quests
Creatures and NPCs
Combat and skills
Patches and tweaks
Believe it or not, there were a few bugs in this Bethesda RPG. These mods fix individuals and greatly improve the fundamentals.
Morrowind code patch
A massive effort committed to fixing mistakes and bugs, from savegame Corruption and missing items to the in-game calendar not getting the right number of times in every month. There are loads of optional alterations, such as modern resolutions and an over-the-shoulder variant of the third-person view. The Morrowind Code Patch is also an essential foundation for your Tamriel Rebuilt mod, but might battle with leveling mods like Galsiah’s Character Development or Madd Leveler in case you don’t turn away skill/attribute uncapping when installing it.
Tribunal Delayed
Bethesda is not good at seamlessly inserting DLC in their games, And in Morrowind that manifests in Dark Brotherhood assassins trying to kill you in your sleep until you begin that the Tribunal expansion. If you are not thinking about being assassinated at level one or living the effort but scoring assassin equipment that is way too strong for you, this mod puts off the nightly murder visits.
The Unofficial Morrowind Patch
Every Elder Scrolls game has one of them, tidying up countless Minor leftover bugs which range from spelling mistakes in dialogue to problems with quest progression. If you’ve ever had a pursuit stuck in the diary once you have finished it, or detected”Edryno” spelt”Edryon” this is for you. It also fixes a great deal of errors concerning NPC barks playing in the wrong situation or maybe not at all.
AltStart
If you are sick of the rigmarole of moving through the Census Office at Seyda Neen every single time you make a new character, this mod enables you to race through character creation and choose which of the island’s ports to disembark at. It also puts some basic equipment in your inventory, appropriate to your skills.
Skyrim UI Overhaul for Morrowind
User interfaces have never been a strong point for Bethesda’s open-world games. If looking at Morrowind’s boundaries makes you overlook the Skyrim Color scheme and cleaner appearance, this mod adds that while keeping The basics of this UI the same.
