#Mod of the Day

[darkelfguy]

In the autumn of 2002, Morrowind's first expansion, Tribunal, was released to the public, introducing a new city, the capital of Mournhold to Morrowind's game-world. But under than thin veneer, Tribunal was at heart a massive dungeon mod, with a labyrinth of interconnected dungeons, from sewers to crypts, Daedric shrines, Dwemer halls, and more.

That old-school dungeon delving design was somewhat passable in 2002, but under the harsh light of the modern day, Tribunal's dungeons are an exhausting experience, lacking detail and distinction.

Today's Mod of the Day aims to modernize those old Tribunal dungeons, for today we're showcasing the massively sprawling dungeon overhaul mod The UnderCity by Lord Zarcon.

Covering over 40 of Tribunal's vanilla dungeon interiors, The UnderCity is the largest overhaul for Tribunal's dungeons to date, vastly reworking and rebuilding huge swathes of the sewers and ruins beneath Mournhold.

No longer bland and anonymous caverns, you'll now discover epic vistas on your journeys through the UnderCity, massive ruinous halls, verticality-inducing chambers, forbidden and forgotten shrines, fortified goblin outposts, and much, much more.

Not only does the UnderCity overhaul the dark depths beneath Mournhold, but it also expands it, with some dozen new interiors for you to delve through, promising new encounters and new treasures for you to discover!

This is by far and away the largest dungeon mod of the 2024 Morrowind Modathon Modding Competition, and it is a beautiful and atmospheric makeover of a long neglected part of the vanilla game.

To say the least, if you're planning to play through the Tribunal expansion, it is an absolute must-have!

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[thornrings]

drawing one deltarune for every day between the release date trailer and release part 1 of 64: i always liked to think way too hard about that bit where mr fox winks at us about the length between chapter releases via ralsei dialogue

[modmad]

I love terrible comic day can we make this an international holiday

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NEIL DAY !!!

[audiart]

Vuzi on the mind, took a while for them to be truly vulnerable with each other <3

[sealsdaily]

Today's Seal Is: Fifteen Cents

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they call him the runer

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did one for piercings so let's do one for tattoos!

[darkelfguy]

Morrowind Mod of the Day - The Song of the Grazelands

One of the largest regions in eastern Vvardenfell, the rolling hills of the Grazelands, known to the Dunmer as the Sunna Guradan, are a scenic vista of verdant hues, in stark contrast to the hulking dark shadows of Red Mountain.

Home to tribes and camps of Ashlanders, the Grazelands are divided into two, with the rolling graceful hills of the Sunna Guradan to the north, and the rising plateaus and hackle'lo groves of the Mora Guradan to the south.

And that new southern geographic feature is the subject of today's Mod of the Day, for today we're showcasing the beautiful, the transformative, the vista of verticality - The Song of the Grazelands by Kalinter and DimNussens.

An utterly gorgeous landscape overhaul, this mod adds a series of mesas cutting across the terrain of the southern Grazelands, covered in trees and hackle'lo plants, a visually stunning sight with a dominating horizon of verticality with the new landmark of the Ald Sunna Vosya, the sacred tree, standing above all.

With four new quests, new adventures and dangers to encounter, and an eye towards compatibility, the Song of the Grazelands is one of the most awe-inspiring landscape improvements to come out of the 2024 Morrowind Modathon, and it is absolutely worth adding to your game!

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day 6 - how to talk to tall people

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S h r i n k the man

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The Moth

'Will he be there, bright and tall, and the wind in his hair? Tell him. Tell him not to be reckless. Not to seek danger beyond need!' - Morgoth's Ring, "Athrabeth Finrod ah Andreth"

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