Morrowind Stuff

What you’ll find here,

Downloadable Maps & PDF Guides for the PC Roleplaying game Morrowind, including a list of Recommended Mods, a Beginner’s Guide to Console Commands, links to other Morrowind Resources, recommended External Utilities and a personal collection of Tips & Troubleshooting help.

“Morrowind isn’t just a game, it’s an entire hobby unto itself”

~Fessic

Special Note: If this is your first time hearing about the game Morrowind you may want to have a look at my other post titled, What’s the deal with this Morrowind game. For those of us who played it back in the day, it was more than just your typical CRPG.

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Fessic’s Mod List

The PC version of Morrowind is really just a framework, a starting point. It’s the variety of user-created mods that enable players to build upon this framework, and craft a unique game world more suitable to their individual play style. Coupled with some of the External Utilities (discussed further below) mods can also be used to vastly improve upon the visual aesthetic of the original game, making for a completely fresh gaming experience. The unique version of Morrowind I have assembled is based on what you’ll find in the attached pdf down below. Those most likely to get any use out of this list are:

1. Players who prefer a rich and challenging game world that sticks to the core Morrowind ethos
2. Looking for clean, quality mods, already playtested by others
3. Anyone curious to know what my favorite mods are

As a general rule mods chosen for this list represent a measure of quality work, balanced gameplay, and good (but not overdone) visual quality. Screenshots for a good majority of these can be found by visiting the “Morrowind Mods” folder in the right column (up top).

Download Fessic’s Mod List (PDF)

^{Version Date: 11/01/2010}

See Also: Mods I Like But Don’t Currently Use (PDF)

Beginner’s Guide to Console Commands

Console Commands can be extremely useful, but only if you’re comfortable with how to use them. I’ve tried to use plain language and a clean layout in order to introduce some of the more useful basic console commands. Use em to get your character unstuck, fix NPCs, or assist with playtesting mods.

Download Beginner’s Guide to Console Commands (PDF)

^{Version Date: 11/04/2010}

Morrowind Tips & Troubleshooting

Back in 2006 I put together a semi-organized pdf document and called it “Morrowind Configuration Guide.” …a not very accurate title now that I think about it. Still, it did contain useful information about some of the external utilities I’d been using, and a respectable collection of tips and other tidbits. As I continue doing a bit of Morrowind Stuff housecleaning it occurred to me that some of that collected information could serve two discrete documents, each with better focus.

Here is the first of the two: Fessic’s personal collection of Morrowind Tips & Troubleshooting.

Download Morrowind Tips & Troubleshooting (PDF)

^{Version Date: 11/04/2010}

External Utilities for Morrowind

The attached pdf document offers a brief introduction to some of the external utilities I’ve gotten comfortable using over the years. They have significantly enhanced my Morrowind gaming experience, and to no small degree at that. Each featured program comes with a few introductory usage notes that should help most users get started. Utilities featured are:

• Morrowind Code Patch
• Exe Optimizer
• TES Mod Utility
• Texture Pack Uninstaller
• TES Tool
• Wrye Mash
• TESPCD
• Morrowind Graphics Extender
• FPS Optimizer

Download External Utilities for Morrowind (PDF)

^{Version Date: 11/05/2010}