- For the third game in the series, see The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
- For the province, see Morrowind (Online).
The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind is an expansion for The Elder Scrolls Online. It was released for PC/Mac via early access on May 22nd, 2017, for players who pre-ordered the digital upgrade versions or the Physical Collector's Edition of ESO: Morrowind;[1][3] Players on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and those who did not pre-order the expansion were able to access the game on June 6th, 2017 when it officially launched.[2][4] The expansion takes place on the island of Vvardenfell.
Before May 21st, 2018, the expansion could only be purchased with money, not Crowns, and was not available to ESO Plus members. On April 6th, 2018 it was announced that it would be purchasable for crowns and included in ESO Plus after the launch of The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset. However, this version does not include the Warden class.[5]
New features and content
- The region of Vvardenfell, the largest zone to date
- New class: Warden
- 4v4v4 battlegrounds, with multiple modes (Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Domination, more added with subsequent DLC)
- A new trial: the Halls of Fabrication, one of Sotha Sil's workshops
- Morag Tong Style
New locations
- Main article: Vvardenfell (Online)
Settlements
Crafting locations
Delves
Public Dungeons
World Bosses
Other locations
- Addadshashammu
- Aleft
- Arkngthunch-Sturdumz
- Ashalmimilkala
- Ashurnabitashpi
- Bthuand
- Cavern of the Incarnate
- Dushariran
- Drath Ancestral Tomb
- Dren Plantation
- Falensarano
- Fields of Kummu
- Galom Daeus
- Hanud
- Helan Ancestral Tomb
- Holamayan Monastery
- Indoranyon
- Mababi
- Mzanchend
- Randas Ancestral Tomb
- Samarys Ancestral Tomb
- Shulk Ore Mine
- Shrine of Azura
- Valley of the Wind
Quests
- Main article: Quests (ESO Morrowind)
Main quests
- Broken Bonds
- Divine Conundrum
- Divine Inquiries
- Divine Delusions
- Divine Intervention
- Divine Disaster
- Divine Restoration
- Divine Blessings
Major characters
- Main article: Characters (ESO Morrowind)
Development
On December 6, 2012, when asked how big Morrowind would be compared to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, ZeniMax replied that the game would take place on the mainland areas of Deshaan, Stonefalls, and Bal Foyen, close to the size of Vvardenfell. Zenimax teased "That's not to say adventurers in The Elder Scrolls Online won't ever be able to visit Vvardenfell."[6] During the beta, the map of Tamriel displayed Vvardenfell as a future zone.[7] During the September 10, 2014 Writer's AmA, Lawrence Schick said that Vivec and Sotha Sil are "very busy and have their hands full", and will be eventually revealed what it is they are busy with, as Zenimax has big plans. This alluded to what Vivec is occupied with during the main questline of the chapter, as well as his city on Vvardenfell.[8]
After Public Test Server patch 2.4.0 added the Dark Brotherhood DLC,[9] 14 locations found on Vvardenfell in Morrowind were added to the data files, located in many areas around the island's coast.[10][11] After patch 2.5.0 containing the The Elder Scrolls Online: Shadows of the Hist DLC was released, 60 new locations from Vvardenfell were found to be added to the data files, confirming each zone besides Red Mountain, Sheogorad, and the Ashlands.[12] In the PTS 2.7.0 Homestead patch,[13] a large overhead map of Vvardenfell was found,[14][15][16] which showed most of the pre-existing locations already added to the files, as well as a few new ones. Only Sheogorad and part of the northern Ashlands were not completed zones.[14]
Beginning on January 29th, 2017, official ESO social media accounts began teasing the announcement of Morrowind, changing their profiles to volcanic rock that was gradually opening to let out more lava, as well as the phrase "Discover the Next Chapter" with a Twitch stream time and date.[17][18] On January 31st, 2017 at 2:00 PM EST, the stream began, showing a CGI trailer for the new chapter, which concluded with the official announcement of Morrowind, set to be released on June 6th, 2017. The trailer was followed by an interview with Rich Lambert and Pete Hines, discussing what was coming with the chapter.[2][19]
Release
System requirements
The following are the system requirements:[20]
PC
Minimum:
- Windows 7 32-bit; Intel® Core i3 540 or AMD A6-3620
- 3GB System RAM
- 85GB free HDD space
- DirectX 11 compliant video card with 1 GB of RAM (NVIDIA GeForce 460/AMD Radeon 6850) or higher
- DirectX compatible sound card
- Internet broadband connection
Recommended:
- Windows 7 64-bit
- Intel® Core i5 2300 or AMD FX4350
- 8GB System RAM
- 85GB free HDD space
- DirectX 11 compliant video card with 2 GB of RAM (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 or AMD Radeon HD 7850) or higher
Mac
Minimum:
- OS X 10.9; Intel® Core i3 540 or higher
- 4 GB System RAM
- 85 GB free HDD space
- AMD Radeon™ 5870 (1GB of VRAM) with OpenGL 4.1
- Internet broadband connection
Recommended:
- OS X 10.11
- Intel® Core i5 2500S or higher
- 8 GB System RAM
- 85 GB free HDD space
- AMD Radeon™ HD 7870 or higher with OpenGL 4.1
Editions
The Morrowind Upgrade and Standard Edition are available for PS4, Xbox One, Windows, and Mac. The latter also includes The Elder Scrolls Online.
Discovery Pack
This edition was available via pre-order, but the content is also included in other editions. This pack includes the following:
- Warden costume
- A pet Dwarven War Dog
- In-game treasure maps
- One Dwarven Crown Crate
- Two Experience Scrolls (50% boost to XP gains for two hours)
- A pet Frisky Scrib (PS4 pre-order only)
Digital Collector's Upgrade
This edition includes:
- All the benefits of the Discovery Pack content
- War Bear to fight by your side while playing as a Warden.
- A unique Horse, the Armored War Horse
- A pet Dwarven Spider
- Morag Tong armor converter
- Bundle of exclusive emotes
Digital Collector's Edition
This edition includes:
- All the benefits of the Digital Collector's Upgrade
- The Elder Scrolls Online
Collector's Edition
This edition includes:
- Includes all digital editions content
- Naryu's Journal
- Dwarven Colossus statue
- Map of Morrowind
- Metallic game case
Gallery
Concept art
Digital Collection Edition renders
Wallpaper
Trivia
- The chapter is the first ever add-on to use the same title of a previous game in the series.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 ESO: Morrowind Early Access Details ― ElderScrollsOnline.com
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind Announcement and Details ― ElderScrollsOnline.com
- ↑ Express.co.uk Elder scrolls Online Morrowind: ESO veterans can grab big advantage over their new rivals
- ↑ Twitch livestream 1/31/2017
- ↑ Coming Soon: Battlegrounds for All & Morrowind Moving to Crown Store & ESO Plus!
- ↑ How big will Morrowind be compared to to how big it is in TES III? ― ESO Support
- ↑ Pre-Launch Map ― Tamriel Foundry
- ↑ Zenimax Online Writer's AmA ― Imperial Library
- ↑ PTS Patch Notes 2.4.0 ― ESO Forums
- ↑ Datamining: We're Going to Vvardenfell ― Tamriel Foundry
- ↑ One of the next stops - Vvardenfell? ― ElderScrolls.net
- ↑ Datamined Vvardenfell Info: New quest info, character names, locations, books, and more! ― Reddit
- ↑ PTS Patch Notes 2.7.0 ― ESO Forums
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Datamine: Vvardenfell Development Map
- ↑ ESO dataminer finds a Morrowind map hidden inside ― PC Gamer
- ↑ ESO heading to Vvardenfell, according to map found by dataminer ― Polygon
- ↑ Discover the Next Chapter for ESO ― ElderScrollsOnline.com
- ↑ Zenimax teases important announcement for ESO
- ↑ The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind - Announcement Event Stream
- ↑ PC/Mac System Requirements for ESO: Morrowind ― ElderScrollsOnline.com
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