Live Free requires Morrowind and Tribunal. You don't need MWSE, MGE, MWE, or any other such script extenders. The mod is compatible with anything that doesn't change the three unused slave traders (it does not affect Savile Imayn) or Yakov. I only changed Yakov because he didn't actually have the slave script attached to him. To get your free copy of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, you'll need to head to this page and either sign into an existing Bethesda account, or create a new one. You then need to enter the.
Update: Bethesda has decided to extend the giveaway of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind through the weekend, rather than limit it to 24-hours. While not explicitly due to the login issues with Bethesda.net earlier today, that seems to be the most likely reason. Whatever the cause, giving more players the opportunity to pick up a free copy of Morrowing is likely the right choice in the long run.
Original Article: It's the 25th anniversary of Bethesda's most successful franchise, The Elder Scrolls. 25 years ago The Elder Scrolls: Arena was released on PC, and since then the franchise has received 4 major sequels, a card game, an MMO, and another sequel on the horizon. To celebrate the occasion as well as The Elder Scrolls' success, Bethesda is giving away free copies of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind on PC. Act fast though, because the giveaway is today only.
The free giveaway for The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind will be available for the duration of March 25 alone, though Bethesda will be holding more The Elder Scrolls anniversary events for the rest of the week. Also, the game is only being given away via Bethesda's own storefront, the Bethesda launcher or Bethesda.net, and requires a special coupon code.
To pick up and download The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, start by visiting Bethesda.net. Players will need to use the redeem the code 'TES25TH-MORROWIND' from their account to acquire the game.
Unfortunately for excited fans of The Elder Scrolls, Bethesda appears to be having some issues with how many people are trying to pick up Morrowind for free. The login servers for Bethesda's services have been down for a time, and some users are currently unable to sign in. Bethesda is aware of this and is working to get things back up and running, so that people can claim their free copy of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind.
Beyond the free copy of The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, Bethesda is offering a few other fun things for the franchise's anniversary. In The Elder Scrolls Online, players can get the new Khajiit in the Elsweyr Prologue for the Season of the Dragon for free today. In The Elder Scrolls Legends, players can acquire a free card back and three free card packs. PC Elder Scrolls fans can check out a major franchise sale on Steam.
Bethesda will also be holding a special Bethesda Game Days event later this week, including an Elder Scrolls 25th Anniversary panel on March 29. The 25th anniversary is only just beginning, marking what may be another 25 years of Elder Scrolls content.
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The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind is available now on PC and Xbox One via backward compatibility.
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| Setting | Vvardenfell, Morrowind |
|---|---|
| Time Period | 3E 427 |
| Developer | Bethesda Softworks |
| PC Release Date | 1 May 2002 |
| Xbox Release Date | 6 June 2002 |
| GotY Release Date | 31 October 2003 |
| Xbox One Release Date | 17 April 2018 |
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is the third installment in the Elder Scrolls series. The game takes place on the island of Vvardenfell, a district in the Dunmeri province of Morrowind. It is smaller in scope than the previous games in the main series, Daggerfall and Arena, yet much more detailed. This epic, open-ended RPG allows for a wide variety of character designs and play styles. The game continues to be sold over a decade after its initial release, partially due to the widespread mod community which has the potential to supply Morrowind with new content in perpetuity. The Xbox 360 and Xbox One are backwards compatible with both the standard and GotY editions of Morrowind.
Morrowind Game of the Year Edition is available for download from Steam, GOG.com, and Bethesda.net.
Quest Information
- Quests — Detailed guides related to all major and minor in-game quests, including those of the central storyline
- Plugins — List of all the official plugins for Morrowind
- Tribunal — Featuring Morrowind's mainland capital city of Mournhold, Tribunal takes you from the island of Vvardenfell into a new realm of excitement and daring, focused on the bitter intrigues of both the reigning clergy and nobility
- Bloodmoon — In this second official expansion pack, you find yourself thrust into a wild, gleaming white-world of snow and ice on the small and perilous island of Solstheim
Character Information
- Attributes — A guide to the character attributes
- Birthsigns — A guide to the birthsigns, their granted abilities and in-game influence, in Morrowind
- Classes — Guide to the game's built-in character classes, both for the player and NPCs
- Diseases — A complete catalogue of all diseases contractable within the bounds of Morrowind
- Level — Explains how your character gains levels, and how to make the most of each one
- Races — A thorough explanation of the defining characteristics of each race found within Morrowind, including their starting attributes and special abilities
- Skills — A definitive guide to character-based skills, with descriptions where applicable
- Vampires — Complete guide to vampires in Morrowind featuring information on becoming a vampire, vampire clans, how to cure vampirism, and vampire-based quests
Gameplay Information
- Alchemy — A thorough guide to the process of alchemy
- Artifacts — A complete and descriptive list of all magical items and artifacts in Morrowind
- Combat — A guide to the combat system in Morrowind
- Crime — Information about the laws of Vvardenfell and how to stay on the right side of the authorities
- Enchanting — An exhaustive guide to every aspect of enchanting items
- Hints — A variety of gameplay tips to further your enjoyment of the game
- Items — Listing of items with more in-depth info
- Item Materials and Styles — A complete archive of all armor and weapons available in Morrowind
- Magic — A basic guide to understanding and using magic
- Making Money — Tips on how to earn a few extra coins on your travels
- Reputation — List of quests that give you fame points
- Shrines — Tribunal, Imperial, Daedric and other shrines
- Spell Effects — An all-inclusive list of spell effects in the game
- Spells — A complete list of all purchasable spells in the game
- Starting Out — A list of hints to help you start your adventures in Vvardenfell on a good note
- Stealth — Info on the art of stealth and its uses
- Differences Between Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim — A guide containing the main differences between the three games, and useful tips for adapting
World Information
- Books — A categorical list of all books and other in-game literature; includes contents of all noted titles
- Creatures — A concise directory of all in-game creatures, including their statistics and combat strategies
- Factions — A detailed guide of all facets related to in-game factions
- Houses — A list of the best locations to take up abode or simply turn into a museum
- Master Trainers — A list of trainers which may raise a skill to its maximum level
- NPCs — Listing of all non-player characters in the game
- Essential NPCs — A list of NPCs that are considered 'Essential' by the game
- People — A definitive catalogue of all major NPCs in the game
- Trainers — A list of the various trainers, and those skills they modify, in Morrowind
- Places — A guide to the towns, cities, caves, and ruins scattered about Vvardenfell
- Maps — Assorted interactive and reference maps of in-game geographical features
- Services — A comprehensive directory of the various services offered in Vvardenfell establishments
- Slavery — An overview on slavery, its use in Morrowind, and related quests
- Spell Merchants — A complete list of spell merchants
- Transportation — A definitive guide to the various modes of transportation available in Morrowind. Notes both methods of transportation and their destinations.
Technical Information
- Overview — Hardware requirements and related topics, such as resolution and aspect ratio
- Console — A guide to using the console in the PC version of Morrowind
- Linux — How to run Morrowind on Linux
- Patch — Patches by Bethesda Softworks
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Mods and Modding
- Mod Assets
- Tamriel Data — The shared asset data repository used by Tamriel Rebuilt, Project Tamriel and other compatible mods.
- Mods — Content and gameplay information about player-created mods for Morrowind
- OpenMW — A new game engine for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and associated file formats
- Tamriel Rebuilt — A major work to create mainland Morrowind
- Project Tamriel — A collection of province mods to create the rest of Tamriel
- Morrowind Rebirth — A total overhaul for Morrowind adding a lot of new locations, NPCs, creatures and items
- Modification — Information about installation and management of player-created mods
- Quickstart Guide — Start using mods
- Modding — Technical information about creating your own mods for Morrowind
- Construction Set — The official Morrowind modding application
- Mod File Format — Information on the file formats used for game data
Previews and Reviews
- Quick Info — Review a brief summation of technical data including the minimum system requirements, a gameplay synopsis, and various useful links
- Concept Art — An archive of concept and rendered art created during the game's development
- Interview with a Dark Elf — A fascinating interview with a Dark Elf from Morrowind (as written by Bethesda employees) concerning both his homeland and people
- Screenshots — A collection of preview screenshots released by Bethesda, including several showing versions of the game prior to release
Miscellaneous Information
- Cheats — Various cheats to modify and manipulate your game
- Credits — A list of people credited by the game
- Development Team — A list of all the people involved in developing the game
- Easter Eggs — A list of some of the humorous secrets of Morrowind
- Elder Scrolls Historical References — A list of references to past Elder Scrolls games
- Engine Bugs — Obscure bugs that can provoke crashes
- Glitches — A variety of broken or missing features in the game
- Links — A directory of Morrowind-centric sites
- Music — Information about Morrowind's soundtrack
- Unused Content — Content that is unreleased, scrapped, or unavailable to the player through normal gameplay
- Voice Actors — List of the actors who provided voices for Morrowind's NPCs
- Wallpapers — Official wallpapers, available in various sizes
See Also
- The Morrowind Prophecies — The official strategy guide for Morrowind
- Morrowind Subforum — A place on the UESP forums where you can discuss the game