Collecting Books

[DamarusRex]

Hello,

I'm collecting the books of morrowind, and I'd like to know if you people heard of any useful link for books location and uniqueness? The wiki website only gives the transcript of said books, but not the location or rarity.
Any help appreciated, thx.

[Medican]

http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Category:Morrowind-Books

Click on every specific book link to locations info.

For example: Last Seed, it's found in Vivec, St. Delyn Potter's Hall and Subdun, Shrine

http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:2920,_Last_Seed

But these locations don't include the npcs with books in their inventories or bookstores. Only the "dungeon" locations info could help you to complete your collection "legally" (I don't know if you are a thief).

[Caethyril]

I'd generally be inclined to just open up the Construction Set and have a look. Usual spoiler alerts apply, though. Here's a link to the Nexus page of a Steam-compatible version: http://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/42196/

[DamarusRex]

Thx for those links!
I beat the game upside down, I'm just a retired adventurer willing to get some readings ahah. Besides, i can steal things no problem, as long as the npc is authorizing it. If I need to kill for a book, then I leave it be. I hate to kill out of questing.

[DamarusRex]

Originally posted by Caethyril:

I'd generally be inclined to just open up the Construction Set and have a look. Usual spoiler alerts apply, though. Here's a link to the Nexus page of a Steam-compatible version: http://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/42196/

Thx for the intel. Though, I don't think i wanna mess this way. But someone will eventually find it handy when reading this thread.

[Medican]

Ah! In that case with the locations in the uesp wiki you could find near all game books.

If you like books, maybe one of this would interest you:

http://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/44818/?

http://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/43162/?

And if you finished the vanilla game you maybe would like to try Tamriel Rebuilt mod, one of the largest mods ever, who already have hundreds of quests, locations, factions -some with only few quests yet but others "finished"- dungeons, etc in the Mainland Morrowind and adds a good amount of well written really lore-friendly books also.

[DamarusRex]

Nice =)
Concerning TR, I tried it already, but I still do prefer mgso as of now.
I think I'll have a lot to read with all that. I hope i'll have time to start Bloodmoon and Tribunal someday lol.

[Medican]

Haha I played Morrowind for first time 15 years ago and only recently I finished Bloodmoon! so yeah, Elder Scrolls are games with sooooo much content.