Mods I reference/use to create the Morrowind of ItOD(fanfic)
May 5, 2018 19:58:38 GMT -6
Post by Siva Smith (Iona) on May 5, 2018 19:58:38 GMT -6
So far, I made it clear that my Morrowind is not vanilla by mentioning a couple mods, Von Slave Market (dependant on Fligg's Slave Mod) and Tel Magus.
I started using the slave mod so that I could do things like rehouse Baadargo to the shack, and when I started connecting dots in search of coincidences that support my Thalmor-in-Morrowind theory (which began, of course, with Indoranyon) I realised Von's location made too much sense. Indoranyon is unique in Morrowind vanilla; it is the only all-Altmer dungeon. It is also the only place in the game where you find generics named Worshipper, while in Oblivion and Skyrim, seems like there are plenty of folks named Bandit Bowman or Highwayman.
And then I read this part of a webcomic. The girl whose hair was green and is white, is called Raine, but her name is actually Sehl. She called herself Raine while visiting Earth. What has been done to her, the webcomic describes as 'being faded.' It's barbaric, and I decided the Thalmor would do that. In vanilla Morrowind, Ciralinde is offered as a slave for sale, and one can be informed that she is a convicted criminal. But if you buy her, she will follow you around and attack things til she dies. Cross this with ideas from "The Horror of Castle Xyr," and I decided that it fit with Von, possibly other slaves. Keep following the webcomic, and Jack will go talk to Raine, to discover that she remembers him, but her personality has been surpressed. She would rather go do the laundry than talk to him, because that's what she was told to do.
I started using the slave mod so that I could do things like rehouse Baadargo to the shack, and when I started connecting dots in search of coincidences that support my Thalmor-in-Morrowind theory (which began, of course, with Indoranyon) I realised Von's location made too much sense. Indoranyon is unique in Morrowind vanilla; it is the only all-Altmer dungeon. It is also the only place in the game where you find generics named Worshipper, while in Oblivion and Skyrim, seems like there are plenty of folks named Bandit Bowman or Highwayman.
And then I read this part of a webcomic. The girl whose hair was green and is white, is called Raine, but her name is actually Sehl. She called herself Raine while visiting Earth. What has been done to her, the webcomic describes as 'being faded.' It's barbaric, and I decided the Thalmor would do that. In vanilla Morrowind, Ciralinde is offered as a slave for sale, and one can be informed that she is a convicted criminal. But if you buy her, she will follow you around and attack things til she dies. Cross this with ideas from "The Horror of Castle Xyr," and I decided that it fit with Von, possibly other slaves. Keep following the webcomic, and Jack will go talk to Raine, to discover that she remembers him, but her personality has been surpressed. She would rather go do the laundry than talk to him, because that's what she was told to do.
