I have not finished playing all the mods I have installed, so I cannot tell whether I want to recommend them yet. I’m just an average person who is fairly computer literate, and knows how to follow tutorials. Mournhold Expanded (Occasionally unstable, compatibility patches available for some other mods): Wanna look for your own mods? Here’s the top websites:Īs a disclaimer, I am neither a mod maker nor a programmer. If you wanna learn to read Daedric, these two mods help you to learn if you read the contents of every scroll you pick up.ĭaedric Alphabet Key: If you want massive content mods, I can recommend: Malham Companion Weapon: Book mods for lore nerds like me:ĭaggerfall Collection: Mods to Help you Learn Daedric: Nasty Camonna Tong: Cool but optional mods:Ĭhildren of Morrowind (A lot of mods have patches for this): HotFusion’s Economy Ajduster, Daedric Drops Fix Module: Julan Ashlander Companion Mod (There’s a reason he’s first! He adds so much to the main quest that I can’t imagine doing it without him!): There’s a few mods I find to be so useful or enjoyable that they’re just essential to any Morrowind game I play. Talrivian’s State Based HP Mod: Mods I consider essential:

If you run into issues, you can use the TESPCD Plugin Conflict Detector to troubleshoot mod conflicts: Here’s the combination of basic mechanics, leveling, and magic overhauls I use:

You’re gonna need to sort your load order and make a patch with Wrye Mash to make everything work together every time you install and test a mod (or batch of mods if you’re lazy like me.) The archive should contain a folder labeled Data Files, and all mod files and folders should be inside of that. Once that’s done you can install mods with either the Nexus Mod Manager (which is what I did because I was used to it from Skyrim modding) or Wrye Mash (which you’re gonna need anyway): Įither way you’re gonna need to make sure that every mod you download is repacked correctly. However, you’re missing out on a lot of great content. You’ve updated the graphics and functionality to the point where the game is playable. Ĭopy the Morrowind Code Patch files into the Morrowind directory (make sure to merge the correct folders so the Data Files folder merges with the Code Patch’s Data Files folder, etc.) and rerun the code patch config exe file to select all the new options you want. Then install the latest version of the Morrowind Code Patch, which has options that are fairly important to smooth gameplay, such as showing whether an object is owned or not. MSGO has an installation wizard as well as a PDF on how to run the installation process. Start with a clean installation of Morrowind and run MSGO:

You only really need two things: Morrowind Sound and Graphics Overhaul and the latest version of the Morrowind Code Patch.

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