i do not like aldruhn because of the ash storms that ruin the aesthetic. but i agree that vivec is A tier at least, the city is massive and so many secrets lie in it
Ald-ruhn is really cool, lots of quests both inbound and outbound. Lot of interesting NPC's and the whole "under Skar" community... brilliant. Dunno why he doesn't like it. 🤔
I get vivec being annoying to navigate but come on. It's Vivec. It has plenty of flavor, plenty of books, the Ministry of Truth, unique guards with cool armor, every vendor you could possibly ever want (including a few ones that are bad...). Granted it also has a bit of cut and paste empty areas but it has unique architecture, every guild you could ever want, and then Vivec himself ! Would put it in S tier but the annoying to navigate part puts it at A I think. Tel Fyr not being sheogarath tier is a crime against the Tribunal, though. It has gigachad Divyath Fyr who gives you permanent disease immunity, the Corpusarium, Yagrum Bagarn, insane loot including a ton of unique artifacts... and how is Maar Gaan any better than Ald'ruhn, the former is just a glorified pilgrimage site with no guilds, no giant crabs, and no pervert Redoran councilors. At least gnisis is a pilgrimage site with a mine, a few shops, an Imperial Legion outpost, a velothi tower right inside the town, and it has a decent silt strider network too (iirc ?)
Seyda Neen also has an ancestral tomb nearby with a ring that gives constant effect stat boosts. Useful for mages, particularly in early game if you can get past the undead.
Tel Fyr is S tier for me. When I first saw Divayth in a full set of daedric, I lost my little 12 year old mind! Then when I managed to steal the Daedric Sanctuary Amulet and put it on.. I was tp’d to a Magas Volar! Killed a daedric lord and got the Daedric Crescent. A truely epic moment in Morrowind for me. All done, and discovered without the internet. Different times 😂 Oh and I throughly enjoyed your video brother!
Same feelings i had (and i found Dadric Crescent without internet help too, wich makes finding it even better)... Also finding and talking with the last living dwemer was amazing!
I remember this game being the defining moment of my childhood as to what games could be. The nostalgic memories of little 9 year old me reading the nightmares the player character would get when contracting vampirism still gives me cold chills. I am 29 now. Super glad the next generation is still keeping this game alive. The early 2000s was truly a golden age of video games.
Also there is Tel Aruhn, which has a slave market where you can actually buy a slave. And Tel Branora, which is ruled by a demented crazy lady, and where you can put down a rebellion for some hefty gold. I didn't know about the Khuul waterfall campsite - I need to check that out.
Mournhold belongs at the top. Once you've achieved high level the quests in the buried city ("Old Mournhold") it really takes you for a ride. The underground city is vast, with tons of treasure and monsters to keep you busy for a long time. Mark/Recall often!
I actually love Vivec but I do agree it's hard to navigate. I remember one time I decided to explore the city randomly and it took me nearly an hour to find my way back out. Lol
Imagine how long it took me to kill everyone there. In case you're wondering, no, I didn't stop there, I traveled from town to town along the middle and western coast and killed everyone until I finally got bored around Gnisis. It was at the tail end of my final playthrough back sometime in 2003 or 4. I've never again played the game beyond a few hours at a time :( Maybe one day.
Probably the easiest way to get an early daedric item is to go that cave near fighters guild quest with egg stealers and then find the guy in Vivec (the one living in abandoned house, sorry for not being specific xdd), or you could also buy invisibility potion from Balmora's "Master of Alchemy", steal that ebony sword from watchtower and trade it for demon katana at the khajiit's shop near mages guild (not the same as a real daedric weapon but in some ways it's better, you get a buff to long blade, you don't have to repair it, you spare a lot of carry capacity etc.)
OMG, and glass daggers of paralyze that are super-OP. As long you're stabbing, they can't do anything. Only lasts a few seconds, but...so you stab them again. Repeat until dead.
Nice video, and finding in 2022 other people that love Morrowind (in storytelling, immersion and emotions in my opinion 2 step above Oblivion and Skyrim) is wonderfull. I have to leave a like (even if you put Vivec in F tier... how can you be lost there? I find quite easy to find most places). You forgot about Gnaar Mok, Tel Aruhn and Tel Branora, and since you counted as "town" even forts that are disconnected to other places, there is also Buckmoth Legion Fort. And Since you pick also Urshilaku Camp, i think it's fair to do the same also for Zainab, Erabenimsun and Ahemmusa. And i think it's cool also to look at the settlements the player could build when enough high on ranks in one of the 3 Great Houses: Indarys Manor, Rethan Manor and Tel Uvirith. -Tel Aruhn: slave market, connected by boat fast travel to Dagon Fel, Tel Mora and Vos, only a couple of quest, various traders and one or 2 taverns. A nice looking place. -Tel Branora: home of the weirdest of the Telvanni rulers, various traders, various quest. And its linked by boat to Ebonearth, Vivec, Sadrith Mora and Molag Mar (all big cities). Also if the player completes the quest "The beauty and the bandit" (quest giver a woman on the road just outside Pelagiad), she will point the player to a possible "lover" in one of these 2 location (depends on the character gender). A nice plus. - Gnaar Mok: fishing village like Khuul/Hla Oad, with the addition of a Hlaalu manor .Its connected by boat to other coastal towns and has nothing else as services. However for me it could be a B or even A tier place only for some quests that end there or for being the nearest town to some quest locations: 1) It's the nearest town to the first sixth house base the player must visit for the main quest (the one where the Dagoth lord curse our character with the Corpus disease); 2) it's the place where you must escort a traveler that gives you the Boots of Blinding Speed; 3) just outside town there is the Orc to kill for the Malacath daedric mission, rewarded with the Helm of Oreyn Bearclaw 4) it's the nearest town to Khartag point, to visit in order to complete Boethia (?) quest and receive Goldbrand sword (with enough gold ad with a lot of sleeping, a mission doable even by a level 1 character). With all those awsome quests passing there and their good rewards, the place could be awfull to see, but it still deserve at least a B tier. -Buckmoth Fort: like Moonmoth Fort, but with only Imperial Legion quests there, so is easier to forget. - Zainab and Ahemmusa camps: quite similars, both in the Grazelands, both with a couple of quest outside the main one, both quite near some Telvanni towns (Vos/Tel Vos and Tel Mora). - Erabenimsun: a couple of quests there too, but is the hardest ashlander camp to find, and in the creepiest region of the 4. And if i remember well, the one where you find the coldest welcome... -Rethan Manor: Pros: nice manor on a hill, easiest manor to reach (from Balmora or Hla Oad), beautifull landscape. Cons: small and simply compared to other manors. And since it's the closest to other town, it means also that is the least usefull in terms of "safepoint" where the player can rest, buy/sell and prepare stuff for missions. -Indarys Manor: Pros: the biggest and most populated of the 3 manors, good tactic position between Maar Gan and Ald'Ruhn. Cons: worst in terms of how it looks, average utility. - Tel Uvirith: the most usefull as safeplace to rest and prepare stuff and as landmarker when traveling in the area, the coolest of the 3 manor (it's our freaking telvanni mushroom tower!!!), if upgraded, it's guarded by dwemer centurions/spheres! Cons: the hardest to build and reach, and the less populated of the 3 manors
Redoran scum. Telvani has flying monkeys. But I do like Ald'Rhun for the guild placement and clubs, it's very lively and immersive for being a Star Wars Indian village.
@@VioletQueenofToasters yeah but they also have Khajiit and Argonian members. But fuck that, if I take slavery seriously in Morrowind then it's only for role-playing purposes, I like how the houses are like different parties, Hlaalu is like the creepy liberals, Redoran is the normal party woth conservative and liberal motives and then Telvani is the old conservative party with nonconservative motives. Then the ashlanders have their own politics separate from the main houses!
@@VioletQueenofToasters True, they're good for role-playing purposes, but in Wales, Africa, China and India their methods were once commonly practiced.
Ald'rhun should be higher. Even though it is required for many questlines, I love just going here to walk around, and if you are a thief character there are some nice trinkets to steal inside of the Skar manors. Aesthetically the color palet is a bit drab so I'll give you that...
I like Ald'ruhn. I would also rate Gnisis way higher. I also love Suran, and I definitely agree on Balmora, Seyda Neen, and shit tier Vivec. Pelagiad is also very fun as early game town
i always try to imagine where i would like to live in and i like safety and cold climate and if its remote it wouldnt hurt. i actually like daggenfell for that reason. i totally loved that game. these towns should be larger, thats a flaw. i like realism. it would be awesome if that little settlement had a couple of more small towns. i also like the atmosphere of some of the fisher villages. i like swamps in general.
Ald-ruhn is an immersive reset, I'd give it a B+ or A, but Skarr is a maze which knocks it down Caldera also has a secret ancestral tomb in someone's house, accessed through a trap door and a free alchemy lab. Ebonheart is kind of under-utilized, Pelagiad was more concentrated for the imperial vibe for me. Also home of you cat waifu. Hla Oad and Gnaar Mok are like ferternal twins. Khuul feels like a murloc encampment. I like that you added Khuul Island. Molag Mar is a icky place, and gives one PTSD. Good choice on Fargoth. Fort Moonmoth was always a temptation to rob for me. Mournhold, city of light, city of magic. Solid A for sure. Sadrith Mora is excellent, I'd give it Sheo. Lots of secrets in the small housed plus you have the crystal room. Seyda Neen obviously Sheo level if you include the surrounding starter area. Otherwise it would really be a B tier if you found it later. Skaal village is B tier, not as cool as Raven Rock. Thirsk meadhall is A tier, and becomes Sheo when you check out the stump in back Suran was C tier for me. There is like two or three things. Lesser Balmora. Tel Fyr is Fyr tier. Also, Fyr means lighthouse in old Norse, which the tower would have been something like a light house coming from the mainland. Tel Mora > Tel Branora. Tel Vos is epic, and left me in awe to discover its secrets decades later. Urshilaku Camp is nostalgic. Love it either way. Vivec in concept it Sheo tier, which I suspect Skywind will bring it to its full potential. Vivec was a merciless waste of time for many, so I respect the Fargoth tier. I would give it E tier just because it had hidden gems that were A and Sheo tier, like the Mazte Nord. Great video serjo.
Man how the fk? I put probably somewhere around 1000 hours into morrowind, and I don't remember Dren Plantation at all. I would free slaves and keep the slave bracers, that was my thing lol. And I missed the damn plantation?! Now I have to install morrowind again one of these days. Also the Khuul island part, I get it lol. I made a cave near Caldera my home, and as a result Balmora and Caldera are my favorite places. Edit: I just looked at the map, how in the hell did I never go to the plantation but went to everything around it lmao.
That's a very niche comment, just in case there's one person out there who clicks on Morrowind Town Tier List videos, who hasn't actually played Morrowind, hasn't been called an N'wah hundreds of times by cave dwelling bandits, and is also very sensitive to fantasy language. 😅
Damn, never knew about the Khuul island, looks extremely cozy I'll give a vote for Big head's shack, just living his life at the literal edge of the world.
Vivic city can be annnoying to navigate, but the trick is levitation. After fast travel,Use almsivi to the t.canton and buy bargain potion. Donate potion at the shrine and float to wherever. Finding people however.......But yeah cant really beat balmora. Currently doing a play through roleplaying as a legion guard 😂 using moonmouth as a player base combining with balmora works a treat. Do you know you can command npcs to follow you to the island for example and setup with traders and fast travel?
I’ve only played skyrim and a small part of oblivion yet since I’ve been watching so much elder scrolls content, I’ve gotten this video in my recommendations
What's that building next to the temple in Ald'Ruhn? I know Ald'Ruhn and I don't recognise that building. EDIT: Don't recognise that orange bit in the lower left either.
Seeing the scene of Aldruhn without the fog around it messes with my head a bit. Like the Ghostgate is right there. Reminds me of playing osrs with higher drawdistance and suddenly you can just see how close everything actually is to everything else.
Good video idea, but your speech pattern is not too great You dont get excited about any of them, not even the top tiers, and dont really hate on the low tiers Feel like every city is "meh" to you, just different levels of "meh"
Now do a daggerfall cities and towns tier list.
The video would be released when es6 come out🤣
I love house Redoran, but Ald Rhun is definitely NOT my favorite
Hey bud, great profile picture
@@andrewgardner58 thanks bro
10 hour+ vid
Giving Aldruhn D out of the gate despite a giant crab thing is something outrageous, A tier in my book. Just use levitation, outlander
Giving Vivec an F tier, you N'wah! Never should have come here
i do not like aldruhn because of the ash storms that ruin the aesthetic. but i agree that vivec is A tier at least, the city is massive and so many secrets lie in it
The real outrage is Discount Ald'ruhn- I'm sorry, Maar Gaan, being higher tier than Ald'ruhn
Ald-ruhn is really cool, lots of quests both inbound and outbound. Lot of interesting NPC's and the whole "under Skar" community... brilliant.
Dunno why he doesn't like it. 🤔
@@MisterVolts He was bought by House Hlalu or a Telvanni spy
"Nothing to see in Pelagaid"
Ahnassi makes sad ears.
Plus Pelagiad looks pretty cozy, too :
Ahnussy
Balmora doesn't deserve anything less than S tier.
Also, there are plenty of ways in and out of the ghost fence outside of the ghost gate.
Plenty? There's kogoruhn and jumping over the fence. Anything else?
Balmora is average.
@@s2korpionic how can I be different today
@@1q34w I think there's a mine which goes through the ghost fence
@@ShadowGaro I think it was connected through Kogoruhn though. That's how Sixth House was able to bypass the Ghostfence.
I get vivec being annoying to navigate but come on. It's Vivec. It has plenty of flavor, plenty of books, the Ministry of Truth, unique guards with cool armor, every vendor you could possibly ever want (including a few ones that are bad...). Granted it also has a bit of cut and paste empty areas but it has unique architecture, every guild you could ever want, and then Vivec himself ! Would put it in S tier but the annoying to navigate part puts it at A I think.
Tel Fyr not being sheogarath tier is a crime against the Tribunal, though. It has gigachad Divyath Fyr who gives you permanent disease immunity, the Corpusarium, Yagrum Bagarn, insane loot including a ton of unique artifacts...
and how is Maar Gaan any better than Ald'ruhn, the former is just a glorified pilgrimage site with no guilds, no giant crabs, and no pervert Redoran councilors. At least gnisis is a pilgrimage site with a mine, a few shops, an Imperial Legion outpost, a velothi tower right inside the town, and it has a decent silt strider network too (iirc ?)
Seyda Neen also has an ancestral tomb nearby with a ring that gives constant effect stat boosts. Useful for mages, particularly in early game if you can get past the undead.
sheogorath IS S tier but i will NOT stand for this fargoth hate
Real leon blep comment on my video? That's getting screenshotted. My favorite leon blep video is "mudcrab thinks he's a man", certified classic.
@@humfrey37 I think my man is secret Hrisskar Flat-Foot in disguise
Tel Fyr is S tier for me. When I first saw Divayth in a full set of daedric, I lost my little 12 year old mind! Then when I managed to steal the Daedric Sanctuary Amulet and put it on.. I was tp’d to a Magas Volar! Killed a daedric lord and got the Daedric Crescent. A truely epic moment in Morrowind for me. All done, and discovered without the internet. Different times 😂
Oh and I throughly enjoyed your video brother!
Same feelings i had (and i found Dadric Crescent without internet help too, wich makes finding it even better)... Also finding and talking with the last living dwemer was amazing!
What annoys me about Tel Fyr is that they put the sign out front backwards
I remember this game being the defining moment of my childhood as to what games could be.
The nostalgic memories of little 9 year old me reading the nightmares the player character would get when contracting vampirism still gives me cold chills.
I am 29 now. Super glad the next generation is still keeping this game alive.
The early 2000s was truly a golden age of video games.
This game is so good even 20 years later, i'll keep returning and playing it until i finished all the quests someday.
Also there is Tel Aruhn, which has a slave market where you can actually buy a slave. And Tel Branora, which is ruled by a demented crazy lady, and where you can put down a rebellion for some hefty gold. I didn't know about the Khuul waterfall campsite - I need to check that out.
I think he confused tel mora with tel branora.
He also missed raven rock, the other ashlander camps and Fort frostmoth and firemoth.
Mournhold belongs at the top. Once you've achieved high level the quests in the buried city ("Old Mournhold") it really takes you for a ride. The underground city is vast, with tons of treasure and monsters to keep you busy for a long time. Mark/Recall often!
Had to give you a like when I saw you knew about the Khuul waterfall campsite.
how do i find it?
@@johanahlavkova2434 head to Khuul and go west to an island close by a stone arch
Yeah its pretty khuul.
I thought it was just me, I always called it my home back when I played.
I actually love Vivec but I do agree it's hard to navigate. I remember one time I decided to explore the city randomly and it took me nearly an hour to find my way back out. Lol
Imagine how long it took me to kill everyone there.
In case you're wondering, no, I didn't stop there, I traveled from town to town along the middle and western coast and killed everyone until I finally got bored around Gnisis. It was at the tail end of my final playthrough back sometime in 2003 or 4.
I've never again played the game beyond a few hours at a time :( Maybe one day.
Actually dren plantation has a super easy way to obtain daedric dai-katana, and some other items if you manage, so it's quite useful
I dont know about super easy, but yes Dren Plantation is a valuable location if you can take a fight there
Probably the easiest way to get an early daedric item is to go that cave near fighters guild quest with egg stealers and then find the guy in Vivec (the one living in abandoned house, sorry for not being specific xdd), or you could also buy invisibility potion from Balmora's "Master of Alchemy", steal that ebony sword from watchtower and trade it for demon katana at the khajiit's shop near mages guild (not the same as a real daedric weapon but in some ways it's better, you get a buff to long blade, you don't have to repair it, you spare a lot of carry capacity etc.)
OMG, and glass daggers of paralyze that are super-OP. As long you're stabbing, they can't do anything. Only lasts a few seconds, but...so you stab them again. Repeat until dead.
Vivec is #1, the emblematic city of the game
All of these are still 10x better than Skyrim cities
except Vivec
Vivec is cool asf
I love Dagon Fel to be honest, i love to go there to be so far from everything and just explore those islands, while having a "base" in that city.
Nice video, and finding in 2022 other people that love Morrowind (in storytelling, immersion and emotions in my opinion 2 step above Oblivion and Skyrim) is wonderfull. I have to leave a like (even if you put Vivec in F tier... how can you be lost there? I find quite easy to find most places).
You forgot about Gnaar Mok, Tel Aruhn and Tel Branora, and since you counted as "town" even forts that are disconnected to other places, there is also Buckmoth Legion Fort. And Since you pick also Urshilaku Camp, i think it's fair to do the same also for Zainab, Erabenimsun and Ahemmusa.
And i think it's cool also to look at the settlements the player could build when enough high on ranks in one of the 3 Great Houses: Indarys Manor, Rethan Manor and Tel Uvirith.
-Tel Aruhn: slave market, connected by boat fast travel to Dagon Fel, Tel Mora and Vos, only a couple of quest, various traders and one or 2 taverns. A nice looking place.
-Tel Branora: home of the weirdest of the Telvanni rulers, various traders, various quest. And its linked by boat to Ebonearth, Vivec, Sadrith Mora and Molag Mar (all big cities).
Also if the player completes the quest "The beauty and the bandit" (quest giver a woman on the road just outside Pelagiad), she will point the player to a possible "lover" in one of these 2 location (depends on the character gender). A nice plus.
- Gnaar Mok: fishing village like Khuul/Hla Oad, with the addition of a Hlaalu manor .Its connected by boat to other coastal towns and has nothing else as services. However for me it could be a B or even A tier place only for some quests that end there or for being the nearest town to some quest locations:
1) It's the nearest town to the first sixth house base the player must visit for the main quest (the one where the Dagoth lord curse our character with the Corpus disease);
2) it's the place where you must escort a traveler that gives you the Boots of Blinding Speed;
3) just outside town there is the Orc to kill for the Malacath daedric mission, rewarded with the Helm of Oreyn Bearclaw
4) it's the nearest town to Khartag point, to visit in order to complete Boethia (?) quest and receive Goldbrand sword (with enough gold ad with a lot of sleeping, a mission doable even by a level 1 character).
With all those awsome quests passing there and their good rewards, the place could be awfull to see, but it still deserve at least a B tier.
-Buckmoth Fort: like Moonmoth Fort, but with only Imperial Legion quests there, so is easier to forget.
- Zainab and Ahemmusa camps: quite similars, both in the Grazelands, both with a couple of quest outside the main one, both quite near some Telvanni towns (Vos/Tel Vos and Tel Mora).
- Erabenimsun: a couple of quests there too, but is the hardest ashlander camp to find, and in the creepiest region of the 4. And if i remember well, the one where you find the coldest welcome...
-Rethan Manor: Pros: nice manor on a hill, easiest manor to reach (from Balmora or Hla Oad), beautifull landscape. Cons: small and simply compared to other manors. And since it's the closest to other town, it means also that is the least usefull in terms of "safepoint" where the player can rest, buy/sell and prepare stuff for missions.
-Indarys Manor: Pros: the biggest and most populated of the 3 manors, good tactic position between Maar Gan and Ald'Ruhn. Cons: worst in terms of how it looks, average utility.
- Tel Uvirith: the most usefull as safeplace to rest and prepare stuff and as landmarker when traveling in the area, the coolest of the 3 manor (it's our freaking telvanni mushroom tower!!!), if upgraded, it's guarded by dwemer centurions/spheres! Cons: the hardest to build and reach, and the less populated of the 3 manors
I really like Ald'Rhun but probably cause Redoran was my first house
Redoran scum. Telvani has flying monkeys. But I do like Ald'Rhun for the guild placement and clubs, it's very lively and immersive for being a Star Wars Indian village.
@@jackb7647 Telvanni also has *slaves*
@@VioletQueenofToasters yeah but they also have Khajiit and Argonian members. But fuck that, if I take slavery seriously in Morrowind then it's only for role-playing purposes, I like how the houses are like different parties, Hlaalu is like the creepy liberals, Redoran is the normal party woth conservative and liberal motives and then Telvani is the old conservative party with nonconservative motives. Then the ashlanders have their own politics separate from the main houses!
@@jackb7647 ok Telvanni is literally Anarcho Capitalists
Slavery, Sex Clones, *murder is a legitmate way to gain authority*
@@VioletQueenofToasters True, they're good for role-playing purposes, but in Wales, Africa, China and India their methods were once commonly practiced.
it is sinful to bring up Pelagiad and not talk about our dear senpai Ahnassi, do you not share a care my friend?
Nice work. I love the Caldera Scamp too.
Creeper is creeping!
Incredible video my n'wah
Ald'rhun should be higher. Even though it is required for many questlines, I love just going here to walk around, and if you are a thief character there are some nice trinkets to steal inside of the Skar manors. Aesthetically the color palet is a bit drab so I'll give you that...
Molag Mar in F?
You haven't made a longblade user character, haven't you?
i knew i had to subscribe when i heard "whats up my n'wahs" first thing
ALD'RUHN IS A WHAT
Still liked the video
This guy has some of the worst takes smh. Ebonheart, Vivec, and Ald-ruhn are S tier to me.
I like Ald'ruhn. I would also rate Gnisis way higher. I also love Suran, and I definitely agree on Balmora, Seyda Neen, and shit tier Vivec. Pelagiad is also very fun as early game town
Gnisis would rank S Tier for me if I could just fucking make it there, I want to join the Legion not die fighting Cliff Racers
i always try to imagine where i would like to live in and i like safety and cold climate and if its remote it wouldnt hurt. i actually like daggenfell for that reason. i totally loved that game. these towns should be larger, thats a flaw. i like realism. it would be awesome if that little settlement had a couple of more small towns. i also like the atmosphere of some of the fisher villages. i like swamps in general.
Ald-ruhn is an immersive reset, I'd give it a B+ or A, but Skarr is a maze which knocks it down
Caldera also has a secret ancestral tomb in someone's house, accessed through a trap door and a free alchemy lab.
Ebonheart is kind of under-utilized, Pelagiad was more concentrated for the imperial vibe for me. Also home of you cat waifu.
Hla Oad and Gnaar Mok are like ferternal twins.
Khuul feels like a murloc encampment.
I like that you added Khuul Island.
Molag Mar is a icky place, and gives one PTSD. Good choice on Fargoth.
Fort Moonmoth was always a temptation to rob for me.
Mournhold, city of light, city of magic. Solid A for sure.
Sadrith Mora is excellent, I'd give it Sheo. Lots of secrets in the small housed plus you have the crystal room.
Seyda Neen obviously Sheo level if you include the surrounding starter area. Otherwise it would really be a B tier if you found it later.
Skaal village is B tier, not as cool as Raven Rock. Thirsk meadhall is A tier, and becomes Sheo when you check out the stump in back
Suran was C tier for me. There is like two or three things. Lesser Balmora.
Tel Fyr is Fyr tier. Also, Fyr means lighthouse in old Norse, which the tower would have been something like a light house coming from the mainland.
Tel Mora > Tel Branora.
Tel Vos is epic, and left me in awe to discover its secrets decades later.
Urshilaku Camp is nostalgic. Love it either way.
Vivec in concept it Sheo tier, which I suspect Skywind will bring it to its full potential. Vivec was a merciless waste of time for many, so I respect the Fargoth tier. I would give it E tier just because it had hidden gems that were A and Sheo tier, like the Mazte Nord.
Great video serjo.
Man how the fk? I put probably somewhere around 1000 hours into morrowind, and I don't remember Dren Plantation at all.
I would free slaves and keep the slave bracers, that was my thing lol. And I missed the damn plantation?! Now I have to install morrowind again one of these days.
Also the Khuul island part, I get it lol. I made a cave near Caldera my home, and as a result Balmora and Caldera are my favorite places.
Edit: I just looked at the map, how in the hell did I never go to the plantation but went to everything around it lmao.
Before anyone gets upset N'wah means outlander and simply refers to someone who was not born in Vvardenfell.
That's a very niche comment, just in case there's one person out there who clicks on Morrowind Town Tier List videos, who hasn't actually played Morrowind, hasn't been called an N'wah hundreds of times by cave dwelling bandits, and is also very sensitive to fantasy language. 😅
At least he didn't call anyone a fetcher or s'wit am i right outlander?
Biggest reason to come to Pelegiad is our good friend Ahmassi, of course.
You p0ut Ebonheart in E tier?!?!?!
By the nine!
Dagon Fel is B tier. The Dwarf Tower outside makes a perfect home.
Damn, never knew about the Khuul island, looks extremely cozy
I'll give a vote for Big head's shack, just living his life at the literal edge of the world.
Vivic city can be annnoying to navigate, but the trick is levitation. After fast travel,Use almsivi to the t.canton and buy bargain potion. Donate potion at the shrine and float to wherever. Finding people however.......But yeah cant really beat balmora. Currently doing a play through roleplaying as a legion guard 😂 using moonmouth as a player base combining with balmora works a treat. Do you know you can command npcs to follow you to the island for example and setup with traders and fast travel?
Balmora was a better city then any in skyrim. change my mind.
I like Molag Mar, good Temple quests and it has the boat and a silt strider for fast travel.
I’ve only played skyrim and a small part of oblivion yet since I’ve been watching so much elder scrolls content, I’ve gotten this video in my recommendations
I love Ald’ruhn, I’m sorry you don’t enjoy it as much as I do
Vivec and Mournhold are S tier Mounrholds emerald city look and vivecs pyramids floating on water look always stood out to me.
What's that building next to the temple in Ald'Ruhn? I know Ald'Ruhn and I don't recognise that building.
EDIT: Don't recognise that orange bit in the lower left either.
would love to see a skyrim home of the nords (The morrowind mod) and Tameriel Rebuilt city tier list. subscribing just in case you do
Sayn need lighthouse was my first house in mowwo4ing.had to get rid of the npc and moved in
i wish there was a way to see when skar was alive !
My fav is dren plantation because it's the easiest place to loot.
really enjoyed this
Dren plantation has some of the best gear in the entire game. all the NPCs there are mostly criminals so killing them has no bounty
yeah and even if you dont kill em, theres free daedric greaves on the shelf
lol had a feeling vivec city was gonna get smashed
Gnisis = "Nee-sis"
Khuul = Kul
Pelagiad = Pel-ah-jee-ard.
Dagon Fel is pretty useless, no beds for rent and crappy merchandise. Only good thing about it is fast travel by boat from Khuul or Tel Mora.
Seeing the scene of Aldruhn without the fog around it messes with my head a bit. Like the Ghostgate is right there.
Reminds me of playing osrs with higher drawdistance and suddenly you can just see how close everything actually is to everything else.
Thank god someone also hates vivec. Actual worst city I've ever had the displeasure of navigating in a game
Big yes
Agree on Ald'ruhn, it's trying to be top tier city, but every time i go there is like "meh". Guilds are only interesting thing there
red mountain qualifies as a settlement but not the mead hall? your definitions are way off
End of block
YOU WOULDN'T HANG OUT WITH THE FYR SISTERS? N'WAH
I See Balmora, I leave an like and follow!
Balmora has Caius but it also is a Hlaalu city 🤢
Vivec is the reason I didn't finish morrowwind, I feel a little less guilty now lol
Your pronunciation of thing's wrecked my brain (I'm an Aussie) but I agree with most of your opinion on locations
goodshit by dude
Good video idea, but your speech pattern is not too great
You dont get excited about any of them, not even the top tiers, and dont really hate on the low tiers
Feel like every city is "meh" to you, just different levels of "meh"
Based and chimpilled
Based and Chim pilled. Don't hate, fetchers.
i disagree with your takes
Cursed review. Absolutely disagreed. Dislike.