Morrowind Crafting 3.1a Full (TR Edition)

Drac & Toccatta

Morrowind Crafting 3. 0 is an RP mod, which attempts to improve the role-playing experience of Morrowind without unbalancing it.  In order to make your character a more "well rounded" person, Morrowind Crafting adds several new skills to the game.  Each skill has a level just like any other skill, and improves over time with use.  The following skills have been added and break down as shown below:

Woodworking - Building of furniture, decorations, wooden containers, and special equipment.

Cooking - Preparation of food items, brewing liquors, and making poisons

Fletching - Creation of home-made bolts, arrows, and throwing darts.

Sewing - Creation of thread, cloth, rugs, pillows, sacks, tapestries, and clothing of all qualities.

Crafting - Glassblowing, basket weaving, clay/sand gathering, jewelry making, and crafting specialized apparatus

Mining - Extracting various materials from rocks and crystals, including iron ore, silver ore, adamantium, raw glass, ebony, and diamonds

Smithing - Smelting of ore, Creation of leather and resin-based armor (chitin/bonemold) as well as iron and exotic armor and weapons

Metalworking - Creation of metal objects, such as ingots, metal furniture, metal miscellaneous items and specialized picks, probes, and hammers

Masonry - Working with clay and stone to create pottery or larger structures like fireplaces, ovens, and decorative planters.

Poison Brewing uses the higher of your cooking skill or your alchemy skill.

** Creation of specialized tools uses the lower of your crafting skill (Crafting/Metalworking) or the appropriate tool skill (Alchemy, Armorer, or Security)

Skill breakdown is described further below.

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All of the skills interrelate, so you can use your woodworking skill to build a pottery wheel, then use crafting to collect clay and masonry to create a crucible. Then use metalworking to melt silver ingots that you use your fletching skill to turn into silver bolts which you can coat with poisons you made using your cooking skill.

Skills are now displayed in your stat/skill window, and improve with use following the below rules:

1) You only improve a skill when you successfully use it.

2) The higher your level with a skill, the harder it is to improve.

3) The more difficult the task you attempt, the more you will learn if you succeed.

You'll notice that some of those rules may seem contradictory, so remember the following guideline:  If you're practicing a task and you find that you are rarely (if ever) failing then you are probably not learning very much. Failing a task doesn't improve your skills at all, but succeeding at a task whose difficulty is far below your skill will teach you very little. In order to get your skills high, you have to be willing to