alexpublius

A collection of 34 photorealistic loading screens based on official & fan art of Morrowind's interiors: caves, tombs, mines, forts, homes, shops, and guild halls.

A collection of mesh fixes, texture repacks, weather presets, miscellaneous mod edits, compatibility patches, and more.

A comprehensive upgrade of the MUSE music system, a massive expansion of MUSE config files, and a top-to-bottom soundtrack overhaul featuring the music of Jeremy Soule.

Extends the earthquakes from 'Shattered Stones' to the Red Mountain

The latest version of Stuporstar's ST Alchemy mod, with easier installation and updated MWSE compatibility

Two more sets of loading screens, showcasing the characters and creatures of Morrowind. Intended for use with Lorkhan's Arena.

A collection of photorealistic loading screens based on official & fan art of Morrowind's beautiful and alien landscapes

A collection of Skyrim art showcasing the Dragonborn mid-combat, for use as main menu replacers for widescreen (16x9) or ultrawidescreen (21x9) monitors

A collection of Skyrim-themed landscape art for use as main menu replacers, for widescreen (16x9) or ultrawidescreen (21x9) monitors

A main menu replacer based on the original Skyrim concept art by Daniel Kvasznicza.

Armorer trains Strength; Acrobatics trains Endurance; and Hand to Hand trains Speed

Read skill books as soon as you find them.

A very simple mod, that changes the names of a few outdoor cells to identify them as Landmarks on your world map.

A complete set of folders and.ini files for every region, city, dungeon, and enemy in the game, to make Dynamic Music system truly user-friendly.

This isn't basic compatibility. It isn't even 'aggressive' compatibility. This is the maximum compatibility version of Rocky West Gash, especially for players using 'Beautiful Cities of Morrowind'. Now fully compatible with BCOM and all of its patches & replacers.

This mod provides 62 high-bitrate .wav files providing sound effects for each of the 'schools' of magic in Morrowind, as well as enchantments. These specific 'spell effect' sounds come from Morrowind Acoustic Overhaul (or MAO), by PeterBitt.