While the new settings look gorgeous, the team behind Tamriel Rebuilt doesn’t expect you to just run around and climb mountains and navigate the massive river aimlessly. “The main attraction of this release is the region of Aanthirin large and unnatural landscape dominated by the Thirr River, the largest river in Morrowind,” the update page reads. It adds the much-anticipated region of Aanthrin onto the map, plus some smaller outer regions in the waters. This patch, numbered 19.12 - that’s a hell of a patch number, too - is the first since the middle of 2018. It was headed by “Ember,” who has since left the project. It’s been trucking since 2001, after the Morrowind team announced the changes in the final product.
Obviously, it’s a pretty ambitious project! But they’ve kept at it for over 18 years. However, technical and time constraints brought down the content “budget,” per se, and it was left out. The northern island is a mere part of the greater Morrowind region.Īllegedly, the Tamriel region and much of the mainland further were meant to be part of the original Morrowind game. As a reminder, the original only included the island of Vvardenfell. The Tamriel Rebuilt mod was originally started as a project to add the original mainland of Tamriel into the Morrowind game. And it’s still producing massive updates for Elder Scrolls: Morrowind loyalists, or those who just love the Elder Scrolls series. This is a 18-year-old mod for a smiliarly-old game. Wait, what did you just read? No, we’re serious. Doesn’t sound bad for a 18-year-old mod, huh?
Now, the team has released yet another expansion to it, introducing the region of Aanthrin, with new quests and lands to explore. If you’re an old-school Elder Scrolls fan, you may have your eyes on the Tamriel Rebuiltmod - it is, after all, one of the oldest-running gaming mods out there.
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