I'm Playing Morrowind Again And I Need Mods

[Riddle78]

Yup! I don't care if the game looks like ass compared to today's games! I don;t care if I can't easily navigate the world! I'll gladly wander around Vvardenfell,hopelessly lost,just to hear the music and see the world.

Now,in the days of yore,I played the game on the Xbox. A year or so ago,I got it on Steam. We all know what that means. What's a Bethesda game without mods,right? Now,I'll be up front here. NO GRAPHICS MODS. I don't care for that stuff. Unless it changes the god-awful plastic wrap effect for enchanted gear. And only that.

And yes,it's the GoTY edition. Gotta rock Bloodmoon and Tribunal,man!

 

[sanquin]

http://morrowind.nexusmods.com/

Go there. You can find all the mods you want on there, if they've been made.

 

[OpticalJunction]

No graphics mods? props to you, but I suggest you at least consider better faces/better bodies. They wont alter the world too much, and they're frankly a gigantic step up from the default humanoid graphics.

Other than that, faster magicka regen. Makes playing a mage so much better.

 

[DoPo]

Well, have a look at the Morrowind Overhaul - it's a collection of mods - some graphic, others not - there is lots of them. Just turn off the graphics ones if you wish (although, I really like the better bodies mod there).

Other than that, let's see from the top of my head:
Vampire Embrace - if you want to be a vampire, it's probably the best vampire mod for Morrowind, maybe even among other TES titles, too. It even has mods supporting it for extra stuff.

MADD Leveler - stat unlocker and an overhaul of how the levelling system works. Let's face it - the default is shit, this one makes it more organic, so you don't have to be planning for few levels ahead and stuff.

Galsiah's Character Development - it's an alternative to MADD. I personally use this one but whatever - both are good.

DB attack mod - delays the dark brotherhood attacks until it actually makes sense to have them, not straight from level 1.

Regionally Known Werewolves - if you like playing a werewolf, this is nice - if you're seen while changing only that area knows you as a werewolf, not the whole world.

Starfire's NPC Additions/Morrowind Comes Alive - fills the game with more random NPCs. I personally only use the first one but the two are compatible - the second one tends to make the new NPCs stand out more, as they use new heads, while Starfire's just makes generic ones.

NX9's Guards - sort of what the above two do but for guards - it adds more diversity for guards like male and female ones, and they also have more gear choices.

Races Are More Fun - it's alright, I suppose - it tweaks the races' powers and some stats. Nothing big, nothing incredibly awesome and must have but I find it a nice little addition.