Perfect balance of an old school roleplaying game and Michael Kirkbride's fantasy wet dream, with a dash of Todd Howard's astonishing "Be the Messiah" game design. If Daggerfall is the Queen of TES, then Morrowind is the King, equipped with winding lore and immense possibilities and powers beyond your imagination, such as gaining the ability to leap across an entire island or scorching everything within an 150 meter radius with godlike precision and strength. This is only the surface of what is possible in a game like Morrowind. The only way to know what you are capable of discovering is to step off that boat in Seyda Neen and go out into an alien world whose culture you will be forced to adapt to, if you wish to survive.

Perfect balance of an old school roleplaying game and Michael Kirkbride's fantasy wet dream, with a dash of Todd Howard's astonishing "Be the Messiah" game design. If Daggerfall is the Queen of TES, then Morrowind is the King, equipped with winding lore and immense possibilities and powers beyond your imagination, such as gaining the ability to leap across an entire island or scorching everything within an 150 meter radius with godlike precision and strength. This is only the surface of what is possible in a game like Morrowind. The only way to know what you are capable of discovering is to step off that boat in Seyda Neen and go out into an alien world whose culture you will be forced to adapt to, if you wish to survive.