Morrowind

The Vvardenfell island Morrowind is the province of the Dunmer, or dark elves, in the world of Tamriel. The major part of Morrowind is a very large island called Vvardenfell, where the game takes place. The island is huge, and has many different terrains. However, the stand-out feature of the island is the volcano of Dagoth-Ur. In the early history of Tamriel, the water around the island, combined with the intimidation of the volcano effectively separated the island from the mainland, allowing the Dunmer to develop separate from the other Tamriel races. Around 400 years prior to the time of Morrowind (the game), the Empire of the mainland took over the province of Morrowind. Morrowind also suffers from its own internal power struggles. The five great Ruling Houses are in a constant power struggle with one another. To complicate matters is the obscure Dunmer religion known as the Tribunal. To an outsider, the Tribunal priesthood is where the true power of Morrowind lies. Other powers will almost certainly show their faces over the course of the game. There will be various modes of travel in Morrowind: there will be a fast travel system, via silt striders (large, bug-like creatures with very very tall legs), to take the player to and from major points in the game. There will also be other modes of fast travel available to the player, including caravans. Also, there is a screenshot featuring the player taking a ride in a gondola in the city of Vivec. Hopefully, that is just one of many transportation methods available. Fast travel will work via a "fade out/fade in" method where the screen fades out on one location and fades in on another. How does one truly measure a 3d gaming world? You can’t really do it in miles or any standard measurements. It has been stated that Vvardenfell will be approximately 50 times the size of the world of Redguard. However, it has also been said that the world will be slightly smaller than Daggerfall. Suffice it to say that there will be enough world included with the game to keep you experiencing new things for many, many weeks, and in the event that you finally do see it all, you can always add on to it with the TES3 Construction Set.

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