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I'm starting to encounter frost atronarch and such.
Don't have a 50+ level if you ever come across a sweetheart that goes by the name Gedna Relvel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g57LxM-GcSc
That is, if you don't use mods. There is a special kit by abot - Abot's Deleveler[www.nexusmods.com] that actually completely removes all leveling both from mobs' spawn lists and loot. And it's horrifying, since even a level 1 char can run across a Golden Saint strolling about, even though the chance is extremely rare. You also could get some fat loot too, of course.
-higher level items (ebony) appears more often in chests at higher levels
-assassins that attack you are stronger up to a certain point then they start doing multiples
-silt striders also get more annoying the more you level just on observation
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after that mobs are more difficult mainly in certain areas
Bloodmoon > Tribunal > Morrowind Imo
for Morrowind stronger enemies appear based on where you go.
Red Mountains(inside barrier) > Daedric ruins > Orc Forts > Dwenmer ruins > Wilderness > Road > Town
this is just a guideline there are some insane mobs that appear inside some of these morrowind is more about where NOT to go at certain levels. Of course if you are skilled you basically can go anywhere you want at any time of the game.