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  • 👋Introduction
  • Installing MW & Tools
  • 1️⃣Vanilla
  • Installing tools - part 2
  • ✨Mod Organizer 2
  • Core mods - Data, Graphics, TR
  • Core mods - MUST-HAVE FIXES
  • Fixes and QoL
  • 2️⃣Vanilla+
  • A Dynamic World
  • Diverse and HD World
  • UI and Sound
  • 3️⃣Vanilla++
  • Chargen and Progression
  • Gameplay - Better vanilla quests
  • Gameplay - Staying Alive
  • Gameplay - Sword & Sorcery
  • Gameplay - Living with Others
  • Gameplay - Misc
  • 4️⃣Realism, balance and Role-play
  • Towns and Quests
  • WIP Landscape & Quests
  • WIP Loot and Gear
  • 📖Addendum
  • Waiting Room
  • 🏘️Beautiful Cities of Morrowind
  • 📌Wrye Mash
  • 🌡️Quarantined mods
  • ⚠️Missing Mods?!
  • ☀️Shaders (to do!)
  • 🍼Morrowing First Time in 20 Mods
  • Mods I love but can live without - I think
    • Companions
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Vanilla

Step 1 done!

This is Morrowind!

Before proceeding further, take a look at the warnings.txt and MWSE.log files in your Morrowind folder. These files can help you identify any issues that may arise during gameplay, and it's good to have a clear understanding of what a healthy Morrowind looks like. Please note that the warnings listed in the warnings.txt now can be safely ignored.

This is where you stop for the vanilla experience. At this point, you could play a vanilla Morrowind with distant land and better water, and relatively bug-free gameplay, *almost* the way Todd intended.

Moving forward, keep the following 3 things in mind:

  • install in the order of this guide. Many conflicts (for example similar textures) are fixed this way, by installing one after the other (i.e making it win the conflict)

  • Unless the mod is a BAIN archive (where you tick options), always go for "manual" so you can see what you are installing.

  • I use ✨ for mods that you should install because they interact with other mods and not having them would break the modlist. Other than those...

  • If you don't like the mod, skip it. I often suggest alternatives but to be honest, once you have Intelligent Texutres of Morrowind Enhanced Texture installed, most graphic replacers are almost redundant, just fancier.

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