Tarhiel's Tower

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Like many of you, I saw some poor fool drop out of the sky during my first hour playing Morrowind many, many years ago. I recently decided to go back for a playthrough and made myself a nice little house to call home for the duration. I figured Tarhiel was probably going somewhere and 'fell' a little short... ha! Anyway, I plotted a path from the community's best guess at his starting point (somewhere just NE of Caldera, perhaps?) and then took the liberty of adjusting by a few degrees to plant a mushroom (and attached player home) that old Tarhiel may have planned to land on. He never made it home, but you can!!

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The idea was to put together something aesthetically different while still providing a sense of immersion for varying future play throughs. There's nothing overly fancy at work here and it shouldn't require anything other than the game and expansions. Still, no fancy scripts for placing items or any of that this time around. Morrowind lets you do that easily enough so I have just left a lot of space for those who like to horde and display what they find along the way.

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Nothing over the top here but there are a few things that I think are at least a little unique to Tarhiel's Tower.

- Architecture is my attempt at blending the Imperial and Telvanni styles.

(I think it worked out okay, but it's matter of taste, I suppose)

- There's a sink with water in it! It doesn't do anything, but it's there.

- There's a portal at the top of the tower that "taps" into the Mages Guild transport system. Exits in Balmora Guild.

- There's a boat that takes you across the bay to Seyda Neen and another to take you back again!

- There's not too much else, a balcony, kitchen, bedroom, and tower. I tried to give it a unique feel and enough room to display treasures while still remaining small enough to be considered kind of cozy.

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Requirements

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No mods should be required, however they are used in the screenshots. So, if you don't have a grass mod, for instance, you won't see grass like in the screenshots. 

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Just place the . ESP where all the other . ESP's are in your Morrowind game directory.

It's the Morrowind\Data folder and don't forget to activate the mod using the launcher

before starting the game.

For Steam users, that would be something like: