Though limited to only one selection, the player could easily find himself at home in either the aristocratic and warlike Great House Redoran, the mercantile Great House Hlaalu, or the sorcerer-controlled Great House Telvanni. On top of the six guilds are three houses that a player can join as well. However, should he feel so inclined, he could always still take an active role in the happenings of the mages’ guild. Due to the latter prerequisite, a fighter would very obviously not advance too far in the mages’ guild unless he also specialized in magic. Advancement through the guild’s ranks is dependant on completion of quests given by one several guild masters who preside over each guild, and fulfillment of certain skill requirements. A player could become part of any or all of these guilds based on his particular playing style.
Available are six different guilds ranging from fighters to mages, temple followers and city guards, and everything in between. One of Morrowind’s biggest selling points is its massive, open-ended world that allows you to play as you see fit. The time of Dagoth-Ur is rapidly approaching, and you, the Outlander, are now stepping off the boat into Morrowind… Whether or not the prophecy is fulfilled is now in your hands. A stranger and an outcast to the majority of a world into which he has been thrust by no choice of his own, he may eventually grow to become the nation’s most enduring legend. An outlander who is marked by the stars and was born on a certain date to uncertain parents is arriving at the coast of the province of Morrowind. With this sudden turn of events, the world seems to be heading toward revolution with the evil Dagoth-Ur at the helm.
The Imperial authority is weakening, and a great curse below the volcano Red Mountain known only as “Dagoth-Ur” is beginning to awaken.
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