Morrowind: enough content to level to 50?

thalium · June 2017

I'm level 15 and there doesn't seem to be many quests in morrowind.

Asardes · June 2017

Not without grinding.

Nestor · June 2017

I got my Warden to about L32 or so completing most of the Morrowind Content. I rolled him right into Vvardenfell.

Mystrius_Archaion · June 2017

Yeah, I was rather surprised at the low amount of quests for a $60 stand-alone product, especially considering the basis of this is TES3 Morrowind which had much more content and they didn't have to rebuild the game engine for this or even rebuild the landmass from scratch as everything except the final features was already there. We have combat mechanics and physics and even the height-map and location info and general concept and specific concept already planned out.

They could not have had an easier job, but they charge double the price of any other DLC.

Something smells fishy.

johnnified · June 2017

thalium wrote: »

I'm level 15 and there doesn't seem to be many quests in morrowind.

I got to level 35 from level 3.
Nope, not enough for level 50, but I have even better news....

There is all of Tamriel :"D

Just go to Wrothgar and do all of that... level 50 in no time.

kgrizzle · June 2017

Aren't skill credits just as important as character lvl? Don't you need to be like lvl 50 and then continue to quest until champion lvl 160 to actually finish your character?

The question I have is how long does it take to actually finish your character after hitting lvl 50? Is it like leveling 1-50 all over again to reach CL160?

Nestor · June 2017

kgrizzle wrote: »

Aren't skill credits just as important as character lvl? Don't you need to be like lvl 50 and then continue to quest until champion lvl 160 to actually finish your character?

The question I have is how long does it take to actually finish your character after hitting lvl 50? Is it like leveling 1-50 all over again to reach CL160?

@kgrizzle

It all depends. If this is your very first character in the game to reach champ ranks, between the lower exp requirements to gain CPs early on, and the 4.8 Million of Enlightenment, you can shoot to CP80ish in a very short time, from there to CP160 is not all that long. However if you already have one CP160, or better, character any character you get to L50 will be CP160 or better, immediately.

And, just reaching 50, your not going to have the skill points you need to do much, unless you follow my leveling guide, given below.

Do this following a Dolmen Zerg with some Exp Potions and scrolls, probably in an evening or two. Skyreach? Hours.

To get the Skyshards that you need? Figure an hour or two in each zone. That is the real time sink here. And, quite frankly, skip the dolmen zerg and the skyreach grind as you have to chase the shards anyway, might as well get them while leveling.

Leveling Guide:

Let me give you an example of what I did with my last two leveling characters.

1. I collected all the Skyshards in the zone. I avoided any and all quests other than those that show up in the delves that have skyshards. These quests do not give set items for rewards so no loss there.
2. I would farm the dolmens a few times to get set jewelry that helped my character
3. I would do the Public Dungeons including all the bosses
4. Then I would move to the next zone.

In doing this, I could fully gear up my character with level appropriate stuff, and it was helpful gear. May not have been the best, but you don't need the best while leveling. Any gear I farmed from Dolmens or PD's is repeatable, so I can get it at CP160 by just repeating. Then, I had all the content quests left for me once I reached CP160 as those can give you sweet Set Drops in good traits you want. And, Quest Experience is huge for gaining CPs once your past CP160. Kind of a waste before that.

In about 8 zones, I would be fully leveled in Mages, Fighters, Class, 3 Armors and Weapon Skills. Leaving only Undaunted to level, although I would get to almost 3 in that from Dungeon Achievements.