Thread should have been more or less locked after this post. Honey Suckle Posts: 3425 Joined: Wed 4:22 pm Here is a page listing the factions you can join: Legacy of the Ancestors Delaying the Daggers City Under Siege Wake the Dead Rending Flames Restoring the Guardians The Death of Balreth The Coral Heart Breaking Fort Virak. It is home to the Dunmer, and to the capital of the Ebonheart Pact, Mournhold. Getting involved in the main quest may help draw you into the game. Morrowind is a province in The Elder Scrolls Online and the first province that the Vestige can enter during the Ebonheart Pact questline. It has some of the most well-regarded lore and most in-depth RPG elements of the 3D Elder Scrolls games. I guess the only advice I can think of is to echo what kmelch has already said above: try the main quest. Frankly Morrowind is a difficult game to get into. It rewards effort, thinking, exploration. A gamer who is looking for quick thrills and fast action is probably not going to like Morrowind very much. The fact is Morrowind, frankly, isn't for everybody. Put some effort into the game and you may unlock the game's magic. The more you put into the game the more you get out of it. Morrowind, like a good book, demands a certain amount of involvement. Morrowind was designed to reveal its wonders gradually.

Anybody expecting the same thing from Morrowind is bound to feel let down. Oblivion was designed to offer action right from the beginning. Morrowind's selling point was the depth and ambiguity of its story and characters, the fantastic variety of its landscape, a fairly complex character advancement. Quests, lore, rich and varied character advancement - all the things we typically associate with roleplaying - took a back seat. by a love of The Elder Scrolls, and working to breathe new life into Morrowind. In this it is almost the opposite of Oblivion. Youll get to enjoy new dungeons that are full of Apotheosis is an Elder. There is combat and old-school roleplayers can find much to enjoy about it, but the meat of the game lies elsewhere. And, unlike Oblivion, it's not an 'action game.' Anyone playing Morrowind for the combat is going to be disappointed. Compared to Oblivion, Morrowind starts off slow.

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