Lore friendly.Īdds a dome atop Kogoruhn with special House Dagoth clothing. Not lore friendly.Īn expansion to the above mod. This is best used with the "Great House Dagoth" mod. Not lore-friendly, but fun none the less.Īllows you to teleport to each of the 7 Ash Vampire locations via a ring. Lore friendly.Īdds a building that has a wide varety of new clothing.
Lore friendly.Īdds various pieces of clothing to the game. You can loot it off the Sleeper's body and look quite nice. Lore friendly.Īdd's the robe the Ascended Sleeper's wear to the game. This mod is primarily for mages or thieves who prefer light armour. They are lore friendly, and well balanced, even if a bit weak. Semi-lore friendly.Īdds Armoured Robes to the game. It is given to you when you defeat Dagoth Ur and talk to Azura. I use it for ticking my mods in case clicking on "Data Files" crashes the programĪdd's the Gown of the Daedric Prince of Dawn and Dusk to the game. Especially GMST'sĪllows you to do multiple things, I specifically use it if I want to change my load order manuallyĭoes various things. I use it for deleting empty topics in particular.Īllows you to clean mods. This is very hardware intensive, highly unoptimized, and is only reccomended if you absolutely CANNOT stand the vanilla graphics of Morrowind and dont want to apply your own textures yourself.Īn alternative to the Morrowind CS.
I dont know about anyone else but I get frequent problems when I attempt to use MWSEĪ complete overhaul of Morrowind's graphics and sound.
I highly reccomend ticking: Extra Ring Slot, Map Extension for Tamriel Rebuilt, and Swift Cast.Ī project the wrap the various DirectX dlls used by morrowindĪllows Morrowind to render distant views, scenery shadows, high quality shaders, UI scaling and other features.Īllows for more scripts that the vanilla game cannot handle. I highly reccomend using this, as it is required for ALL Morrowind playthroughs. Impliments various patches as well as other effects.
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