Greetings from Bonelord, with the rapid approach of Skyrim Remastered I thought this would be a good time to remensice about some of the previous games in the ES series, lets begin with the Third Game Morrowind, and the memories you all have, of not only the game play, lets talk graphics, attributes, how much has changed over the years.

I for example, am named after the Bonelords from Morrowind, why? because as a total newbie I went crusing around with my new character and was promptly killed by one of them. here is a picture of the beast.

So guys in memory of a truly classic game from a bygone era, what are your memories, favorites, quests, characters, Weapons, or Armour. Put your comments below. The next in this series will be Oblivion.

I agree with most of what you have said, I found combat very difficult in the early stages of gameplay, tying Agility with hitting your targets even with a sword was, for me very frustrating, I mean having to level an attribute just to make contact with the enemy lol.

Cliff Racers OMG what can I say about them that has not ben said already, most of the expletives have already been used to describe them so I will leave it like that, how did you find the main storyline?.I thought it was wonderful, I learned a lot about The Dunmer and the Ashlanders during it, fasinating, and above all it was beliveable for me.

The Armour, weapon, and clothing choices all mattered to me also, as for my top storyline? got to be the lay servant, doing the Oracles quests were brilliant, the Deadra were really dangerous though, wonder into an ancient Daedric ruin and find yourself fried by a Deadroth, or smashed to bits by a Dremora.

Lastly in Morrowind, but sadly nowhere else do we see the Dunmer Stronghold buildings, those huge vertcal villiges that housed so many, and lets not forget the ones that were inhabited by the Sixth House, but thats another story

Definatly my friend its a great questline, speak to a Dunmer scout and a Dunmer Savant, one thing I neglected to mention about Morrowind compared to others in the series, you had to level your skills according to which Factions you joined in order to advance in their Ranks, that I thought was a great touch, now you can become Archmage of the College of Winterhold just for passing Faraldas Test.  Ahh the good old days, lol

You are of course correct, Morrowind was released 2002, I am glad that you understand folks love of the Dunmer, they are indeed a fasinating race, more so for me are the splinter groups of the same race, the Ashlanders with their quaint customs of gift giving, challanges, and clan religeon, the outcasts such as the forsaken wise women, The Mabrigash, all are to be met in this fasinating game, the hatred and mistrust of the Tribunal Temple gave me an insight to their character.

The landscape while daunting is also vaired with swamps, ashfields, and rich fertile plains, indeed many a complaint was heard at the difficulty of getting around, and some of the directions given by NPCs to locate vairious places were ambiguous to say the least.

It is a pity that such a game wont see a revival anytime soon, but perhaps here on the Vault we could inspire others to play the game.

On a statisical note Morrowind won more than 60 awards including Game of the year, over 4 Million copies were sold, a remarkable feat.