The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (2002) (VG)

Genre:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Crime | Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Mystery

Plot:

On the island of Morrowind, the native 'Dark Elves' maintain an uneasy relationship with each other...

Plot Keywords:

Tomb | Trainer | Blood | Thief | Camp

Cast

Jeff Baker	...	Male Dunmer (voice)
Jonathan Bryce	...	(voice)
Linda Canyon	...	(voice)
David DeBoy	...	(voice)
Shari Elliker	...	(voice)
Catherine Flye	...	(voice)
Cami St. Germain	...	(voice)
Gayle Jessup	...	(voice)
Wes Johnson	...	Orcs, Male Breton, Various Gods (voice)
Melissa Leebaert	...	(voice)
Michael Mack	...	Male Redguard (voice)
Elisabeth Noone	...	(voice)
Dude Walker	...	(voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Lynda Carter	...	Female Nord

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

South Korea:15 | Australia:M

Company:

Bethesda Softworks Inc.

Trivia:

There are numerous references to humor writer Rich "Lowtax" Kyanka of Somethingawful.com An island directly west of Tel Aruhn has the body of a man named Arlowe (R-Low) and it has a weapon called "The Banhammer". On the website, Lotwax refers to banning people as "Hitting them with the ban-hammer".

Goofs:

Continuity: The inscription on the shrine near the Koal Cave says that Vivec taught the Dunmer to create armor from dreugh wax, but if you take one look at a dreugh and dreugh armor, you can easily see that the armor is made from its carapace without being changed save for the dreugh having been hollowed out..

Quotes:

Dagoth Ur: Come, Nerevar. Friend or traitor, come.

Movie Connections:

Featured in "Troldspejlet: (#28.4)" (2002)

The newest and best thing in RPG's

"The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind" is, in my mind, the best RPG that's been produced to date. It is the only completely open-ended RPG that I've seen. With virtually no limitations placed on where you can go or what you can do, it propels itself into a whole new level of RPG. In fact, this game allows almost too much freedom. At times it can be overwhelming and exhausting, but those things are also what make it refreshing. There are numerous factions and outfits that you can join completely at your own discretion. The game also has a unique system of remembering what you've done. Like I said, you're free to do whatever you want, whenever you want to do it. You can kill anyone, rob anyone, fight anyone, etc., and there are several ways that you can do each. There is a thin storyline that drives the game forward, which you are free to pursue or not at your leisure.