Power Fantasy

POWER FANTASY beta version 0. 91

Welcome to a modernized Morrowind gameplay experience, coming with massive additions to races, birthsigns and skills, as well as new gameplay elements such as critical hits, status effects, dashing, semi-active blocking, and much, much more...

As of Febuary 2023, after a long hiatus, I'm finally maintaining this mod again.

My main focus will be to purge its current functional issues and bugs and stream-line the script, mostly for quality of life.

Disclaimer: Power Fantasy is a MASSIVE overhaul and only comes in three parts with few custom MCM options in its current iteration. It's decently compatible with most other gameplay mods, but still lacks proper modularity and customizability. Also, it still has some issues and sometimes acts wonkily. As of now, consider this a hard work in progress.

Here, I haven't included every minute change down to the last bit. If something is unclear, please let me know. I have moved more detailed module descriptions to the articles section, so you don't have to scroll like a maniac to reach the bottom of this page. The formatting of some articles still leaves some to be desired though...

Core module

This one acts as a baseline for the other modules to expand upon. It contains the bulk of gameplay tweaks, the MCM menu and additions to creatures and can run on its own, if you so desire.

Articles:

• []Core details

  []Creature additions

  Races & Birthsigns module

  Just like the name of this mod suggests, the design of its races and birthsigns puts great emphasis on their powers and uniqueness. Instead of powers just being glorified 0-cost spells, that fall off quickly when progressing through the game, they now act as 'ultimate' abilities that bring great advantages to the table you wouldn't get otherwise. The same is true for most of the passive additions.

  In the late game of vanilla Morrowind, it was almost irrelevant from a gameplay perspective what kind of race or birthsign you picked at the start. That has changed entirely. Your choice now matters throughout the entire playthrough. Some abilities become even more relevant the further you progress.

  You may also note, that I went for a more uniform skill bonus distribution, with every race having seven different skill bonuses of +5. Races do have their unique advantages, but skill bonuses by themselves are not really a good way to emphasize that, which is why I tuned them down a notch. Attribute bonuses