What do you do after you master a guild?

[LexCondran]

Doing every quest, advancing to the top rank.
What the heck is left?

Mastered Thieves, Hllau, Mages, Fighters

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Factions

Maybe just focus on the twin lamps
https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Twin_Lamps

My dumb mod in progress
https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/50847

Best thing i ever added was One Who Walks....

[Innocent]

I roleplay as the Mage's Guild Archmage by slowly walking up and down the stairs in the Vivec guild. I recommend it, very satisfying.

[LexCondran]

Originally posted by Innocent:

I roleplay as the Mage's Guild Archmage by slowly walking up and down the stairs in the Vivec guild. I recommend it, very satisfying.

besides that, there really is not a single thing for maxing out any guild
no reward, notability, at all.

guess running around in robes might be the tops

[WingedKagouti]

Originally posted by LexCondran:

Originally posted by Innocent:

I roleplay as the Mage's Guild Archmage by slowly walking up and down the stairs in the Vivec guild. I recommend it, very satisfying.

besides that, there really is not a single thing for maxing out any guild
no reward, notability, at all.

guess running around in robes might be the tops

The reward for completing a guild questline is generally limited to the greetings you get as well as the various items/gold you get from either the previous leader's body or as a reward for handing in the quest.

There are a few that have some additional quests after the main story is finished, but no daily or weekly tasks/quests like in Oblivion or Skyrim.

[Nebgama]

Morrowind is a sandbox too. Make your own fun by using your imagination.

[Nebgama]

You could also go treasure hunting and find all the collectibles there is many hidden items and meme items out there. You could also collect all the artifacts if you have not.

Maybe do the main quest line. Immerse in the Lore maybe?

Plenty of stuff to go and do you make it sound like you have done the game already like its a race to the finish line or something this ain't World of Warcraft.

[slayor3000]

Make sure you join House Telvanni, and download ROHT (Rise of House Telvanni), then you have a lot more to do.
"During RoHT's main quest, the player will decide on House Telvanni's stance towards the Mages Guild and the Twin Lamps, infiltrate the East Empire Company, and shake Vvardenfell's politics to the core.
Most quests can be played in different styles. Depending on the player's decisions, House Telvanni will gain anything between one and four new strongholds. It is up to the player if House Telvanni rises to political predominance or passes up its opportunities.
RoHT also introduces some lore about the Telvanni and a chance to reclaim some ancient Telvanni artifacts."

[Vashra]

I envy you. I can't seem to get a character past about lvl 10 before I just get bored and restart....I spend more time mucking around with mods than playing the game. I just can't "get into" doing anything for anyone, but I'm rubbish with sandboxy games.

I just installed a mod that increases blight storms and spreads their frequency across regions that normally don't have them and so on, to create some sense of urgency that leads me to believe anyone in Morrowind actually cares if I ever do the main quest.....

[slayor3000]

Originally posted by Vashra:

I envy you. I can't seem to get a character past about lvl 10 before I just get bored and restart....I spend more time mucking around with mods than playing the game. I just can't "get into" doing anything for anyone, but I'm rubbish with sandboxy games.

I just installed a mod that increases blight storms and spreads their frequency across regions that normally don't have them and so on, to create some sense of urgency that leads me to believe anyone in Morrowind actually cares if I ever do the main quest.....

That is a problem, when you get to know the game too well or min/max and become OPed early. If you cannot get into the Lore of Morrowind and actually Role play.
Worse still if you do not like "sandbox"/ "open world" games, then this game is not for you. So why do you keep playing it? What keeps you coming back?

[LexCondran]

Originally posted by Vashra:

I envy you. I can't seem to get a character past about lvl 10 before I just get bored and restart....I spend more time mucking around with mods than playing the game. I just can't "get into" doing anything for anyone, but I'm rubbish with sandboxy games.

I just installed a mod that increases blight storms and spreads their frequency across regions that normally don't have them and so on, to create some sense of urgency that leads me to believe anyone in Morrowind actually cares if I ever do the main quest.....

i made my own mod, that tweaks the game just how i wanted it
reduced the weight of ingredients, apparatus, lockpicks, repair to 0
tweaked enchanting, to not suck, buffed birthsigns
changed all races base luck from 40 to 50
added "scaling" rng to alot of enemies
Made a custom script for a bell in the arena, to summon an enemy
new custom weapons, that can be picked up around the world,
They add a buff, but only can pick them up at 80-100 in an attribute

only mod i use is mine, and a retexture.

-https://openmw.org/downloads/ open mw better engine
Overhauls alot of the games issues, bugs, lag, and performance

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/46221
Same vanilla textures, but upscaled, so nothing bad

my work in progress mod https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/50847/
just tweaking it whever

[Innocent]

Originally posted by LexCondran:

Originally posted by Vashra:

I envy you. I can't seem to get a character past about lvl 10 before I just get bored and restart....I spend more time mucking around with mods than playing the game. I just can't "get into" doing anything for anyone, but I'm rubbish with sandboxy games.

I just installed a mod that increases blight storms and spreads their frequency across regions that normally don't have them and so on, to create some sense of urgency that leads me to believe anyone in Morrowind actually cares if I ever do the main quest.....

i made my own mod, that tweaks the game just how i wanted it
reduced the weight of ingredients, apparatus, lockpicks, repair to 0
tweaked enchanting, to not suck, buffed birthsigns
changed all races base luck from 40 to 50
added "scaling" rng to alot of enemies
Made a custom script for a bell in the arena, to summon an enemy
new custom weapons, that can be picked up around the world,
They add a buff, but only can pick them up at 80-100 in an attribute

only mod i use is mine, and a retexture.

-https://openmw.org/downloads/ open mw better engine
Overhauls alot of the games issues, bugs, lag, and performance

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/46221
Same vanilla textures, but upscaled, so nothing bad

my work in progress mod https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/50847/
just tweaking it whever

Well, since you know how to mod, why not create your own quests and adventures once you've "done everything"? Are you just lacking ideas?

These are some mods I've made for my game: custom mage tower, bounty hunters that chase you if you don't complete Caius' tasks, "the battle of Gnisis" ( bell in Gnisis that summons 10 guards and 10 stalkers, they just pile into each other in a huge battle. Highly entertaining, and you can ring the bell several times)...

Or just look on Morrowind Nexus for other people's quests. "The rise of House Telvanni" is number 1, as Slayor said. But hey, nothing stopping you from making a Rise of House Hlaluu or anything else.

Edit: also I like your mod :)

[LexCondran]

Originally posted by Innocent:

Originally posted by LexCondran:

i made my own mod, that tweaks the game just how i wanted it
reduced the weight of ingredients, apparatus, lockpicks, repair to 0
tweaked enchanting, to not suck, buffed birthsigns
changed all races base luck from 40 to 50
added "scaling" rng to alot of enemies
Made a custom script for a bell in the arena, to summon an enemy
new custom weapons, that can be picked up around the world,
They add a buff, but only can pick them up at 80-100 in an attribute

only mod i use is mine, and a retexture.

-https://openmw.org/downloads/ open mw better engine
Overhauls alot of the games issues, bugs, lag, and performance

https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/46221
Same vanilla textures, but upscaled, so nothing bad

my work in progress mod https://www.nexusmods.com/morrowind/mods/50847/
just tweaking it whever

Well, since you know how to mod, why not create your own quests and adventures once you've "done everything"? Are you just lacking ideas?

These are some mods I've made for my game: custom mage tower, bounty hunters that chase you if you don't complete Caius' tasks, "the battle of Gnisis" ( bell in Gnisis that summons 10 guards and 10 stalkers, they just pile into each other in a huge battle. Highly entertaining, and you can ring the bell several times)...

Or just look on Morrowind Nexus for other people's quests. "The rise of House Telvanni" is number 1, as Slayor said. But hey, nothing stopping you from making a Rise of House Hlaluu or anything else.

Edit: also I like your mod :)

i was thinking of an "after" mod
designed for when you reach Grandmaster of any guild
adding dialogues to guildmates, that lets you send them on quests

[Valden21]

You've done Fighter's Guild, Mage's Guild, Thieves' Guild, and House Hlaalu? You still have the Imperial Legion, Imperial Cult, Morag Tong, and Tribunal Temple. There's also the East Empire Company in the Bloodmoon expansion, which is already part of the game.

[LexCondran]

Originally posted by Valden21:

You've done Fighter's Guild, Mage's Guild, Thieves' Guild, and House Hlaalu? You still have the Imperial Legion, Imperial Cult, Morag Tong, and Tribunal Temple. There's also the East Empire Company in the Bloodmoon expansion, which is already part of the game.

Tribunal temple, east empire, and morag tong i also did
imperial legion, cult, telvanni and redoran i guess are left

many of the guilds conflict with eachother, so it takes multiple characters
i have an argonian, imperial, khajiit, and redguard

on the morag tong, there are the 27 threads, but doing every quest the guy gave, i only got 16/27

[Vashra]

Originally posted by slayor3000:

That is a problem, when you get to know the game too well or min/max and become OPed early. If you cannot get into the Lore of Morrowind and actually Role play.
Worse still if you do not like "sandbox"/ "open world" games, then this game is not for you. So why do you keep playing it? What keeps you coming back?

What keeps me coming back is that I have fond memories of enjoying Skyrim, which was also pretty solidly sandbox in nature (you could park the main quest forever and the dragon never really ate the world....), with a few exceptions (obviously doing any civil war quests would advance the game-state of the civil war, etc.)

I'm trying to pin down why I enjoyed Skyrim, but am having so much trouble getting into this game. So that's what keeps me coming back....solving that mystery.

I *think* I just need to get some head-canon going that gives me a sense of loyalty to the Empire and Caius' orders. Right now, I end up feeling like I want to chuck Caius' package into the sea and get enough money to book passage back to the mainland where I must have had *some* kind of life I was uprooted from when I was mysteriously thrown into prison....

But also, I'm struggling hard with the combat and economy in the game. I took the time to clear out the *very* first Dwemer ruin you get sent to for the main quest...lugging all that heavy crap back and forth to various vendors for days. And for my efforts, I am now pretty close to "set for life" already as far as money goes. Do 20 minutes of pearl diving up and down the coast, and you end up in the same situation. I always feel pretty OP by about lvl 10.

I have trouble keeping track of where anything is. Skyrim's map let you zoom in and out so you could have a clear idea of where things were in relation to each other. Morrowind's map isn't nearly as useful (thank God for the interactive map online, but still).

And the journal, which is a mix of rubbish entries that are meaningless and entries that are actual clues, is on my last nerve. ;)

I dunno...the completionist in me is worried I'll miss a side quest if I do the main quest first, but doing side quests and just exploring levels you so quickly that you feel OP doing the main quest.

[slayor3000]

Well, I do not give a crap about " loyalty to the Empire and Caius' orders", find out who you are and use what you need to reach "your" objective, not theirs. Then do what you want.
Think you have a lot of money, try and enchant something powerful and see how much it costs, you may need it later, especially if going to Mournhold, makes the mainland seem like a kindrgarden. Level 10, the Daedra have not yet started on you.

There used to be a mod somewhere, which you could use to make your own journal.
Also there is a note taking option in Morrowind. So if inside a cave/ dungeon etc you can leave a note or directions for yourself. The land is huge and complicated, easy to get lost and lose track of everything. Part of the fun for an adventurer.

If you are a true completionist, oh dear, you could be looking at 400 hours or more, this is a large game and a lot of quests.(p.s I am not joking about how many hours).
If you try to do all the faction and side quests you may not end up completing all the main quest....lol. A few times I have ended up with a high enough reputation to skip a majority of the main quest and went straight to "end game".

I end up usually being loyal to Azura, the Dunmer and myself. I also hate having to kill Daguth-ur, since I blame myself for his situation. Imperial curs can all die and get out of my land!!!!

Seriously hope you find a way to enjoy it.