Scornfully Wielded Insults and Taunts (SWIT)

One of my favourite aspects of Morrowind is being fresh off the boat and wet behind the ears. NPCs either treat you with indifference, or quite often... contempt. This only serves to make it all that more rewarding when you later achieve renown.

S. W. I. T aims to expand on the initial hostility the player experiences by adding new voice lines to NPCs. Each line of dialogue has it's own trigger requirements. These include:

• []Low Player Character Reputation

  []Low NPC Disposition

  []Low Player Character Intelligence

  []Low Player Character Personality

  []Player being a member of certain factions

  I highly recommend pairing S. W. I. T with Real Disposition due to how high the vanilla NPC disposition is. Even without S. W. I. T, Real Disposition is a must in any load order as it ensures greater diversity of voice lines, especially in the early game.

  All S. W. I. T lines were trained on the original audio files that shipped with the game. My aim is that a new player ideally shouldn't be able to differentiate these modded lines from vanilla. So in that sense it should feel vanilla-friendly.

  What this mod does:

  • []Adds over 120 new voice lines to the game. Spread across both genders and all 10 races.

    What this mod doesn't do:

    • []Add/edit any text dialogue.

      []Edit any existing voice dialogue.

      Compatibility:

      • []Compatible with vanilla engine, MGEXE, and OpenMW.

        []Compatible with S. E. R. A

        []Compatible with Quest Voice Greetings, and all of VonDjango's other voice mods.

        []Compatible with Voices of Vvardenfell.

        []Compatible with Voice Overhaul.

        Recommended mods:

        • []Highly recommended: Real Disposition.

        • Also recommend Greet Distance Reducer

          ElevenAI and the Morrowind voice actors:

          Jeff Baker: Imperial and Dunmer males

          Jonathan Bryce: Nord, Khajit, and Argonian males

          Lynda Carter: Nord females

          Shari Elliler: Imperial females

          Catherine Flye: Altmer and Breton females

          Cami St. Germain: Bosmer females

          Linda Kenyon: Dunmer females

          Gayle Jessup: Redguard females

          Wes Johnson: Breton and Orc males

          Melissa Leebaert: Khajiit females

          Michael Mack: Redguard males

          Elisabeth Noone: Argonian and Orc females

          Thanks to everyone over at the MMC Discord for the feedback and suggestions during the making of, especially levanesque and Phoenix Rime!

          🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data

          SWIT adds over 120 lines of newly voiced dialogue to Morrowind, using ElevenAI and the voices of the original voice actors. It's a niche immersion mod with 254 endorsements and nearly 12,000 downloads, last updated in November 2025.

          ✨ Key Features

          Adds over 120 lines of newly voiced dialogue.

          Uses ElevenAI and the voices of the original Morrowind voice actors.

          Falls under the Immersion category.

          Has 254 endorsements and 11,993 downloads.

          📊 Pros & Cons

          ✅ Pros

          • Community-approved with 254 endorsements and nearly 12k downloads.
          • Fresh update from November 2025, so it's likely compatible with current setups.
          • Adds a ton of voiced lines (120+) for deeper immersion.

          ⚠️ Cons

          • Requires ElevenAI voices, which might sound slightly off compared to original recordings.
          • Only adds insults and taunts—if you're looking for broader dialogue expansion, this is narrow.

          🎯 Is This For You?
          For Morrowind players who want more verbal spice from NPCs and enjoy immersion mods. Skip if you prefer gameplay over dialogue flavor.

          📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute

          💡 Beginner Tips

          • Since it's a Morrowind mod, use a mod manager like Wrye Mash or Mod Organizer 2 to keep your load order clean.
          • Check if the mod requires the Morrowind Code Patch or other engine fixes for best compatibility.
          • If you're using OpenMW, verify that the mod works with it—some voice mods may need extra steps.