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** He has befriended [[TheLastOfHisKind the last living Dwemer]] and [[OddFriendship one of his former slaves]] (all of whom he released,) Vistha-Kai, who refused to leave and now serves as the Warden of Fyr's Corpusarium.
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** He has befriended [[TheLastOfHisKind the last living Dwemer]] and [[OddFriendship one of his former slaves]] (all of whom he released,) released), Vistha-Kai, who refused to leave and now serves as the Warden of Fyr's Corpusarium.
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* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine (ie, the player) gets one when he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.
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* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine (ie, the player) gets one when he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.Almalexia.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite four disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] least, but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] god, and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite four disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] it. The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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** He has befriended [[spoiler: [[TheLastOfHisKind the last living Dwemer]]]] Dwemer]] and [[OddFriendship one of his former slaves]] (all of whom he released,) Vistha-Kai, who refused to leave and now serves as the Warden of Fyr's Corpusarium.
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** He [[spoiler: "cures" the [[PlayerCharacter Nerevarine]] of the negative effects of Corpus]], leaving him/her as TheAgeless and immune to all other disease.
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* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine ([[spoiler:ie, the player]]) gets one when [[spoiler: he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.]]
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* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine ([[spoiler:ie, (ie, the player]]) player) gets one when [[spoiler: he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.]]
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** He's still an incredibly powerful sorcerer, the highest level of any NPC in the vanilla game, and wears the only full set of Daedric armor in the vanilla game, making him a BadassGrandpa.
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** He's still an incredibly powerful sorcerer, the highest level of any NPC in the vanilla game, and wears the only full set of Daedric armor in the vanilla game, making him a BadassGrandpa.badass.
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** And though it was eventually {{Jossed}}, there was a long running theory that he was the hero of ''The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Battlespire'' game, based on the fact that he had a number of books and weapons found in that game in his possession.
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** And though it was eventually {{Jossed}}, there was a long running theory that he was the hero of ''The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Battlespire'' game, based on the fact that he had a number of books and weapons found in that game in his possession.possession.
* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine ([[spoiler:ie, the player]]) gets one when [[spoiler: he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.]]
* In ''Morrowind'''s ''Tribunal'' ExpansionPack, the Nerevarine ([[spoiler:ie, the player]]) gets one when [[spoiler: he kills PhysicalGod Amalexia.]]
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* The soundtrack. The musical score of Morrowind, by JeremySoule, blows any game from the early 2000s out of the water. The moment the main menu opens up, you are greeted to the deep, thunderous beating of a drum- or is that a heart beat? From then, the first notes of the song play, starting simply and softly, but rising in intensity until the player is ready and eager to play. It's no wonder this song is called 'Nerevar Rising-' this is the theme song that ''made'' the Elder Scrolls as it is today. Even with every change the later games made, Bethesda wisely chose to keep the melodic arrangement of Morrowind in the later games, albeit changed to suit the tone of the games.
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* The soundtrack. The musical score of Morrowind, by JeremySoule, Music/JeremySoule, blows any game from the early 2000s out of the water. The moment the main menu opens up, you are greeted to the deep, thunderous beating of a drum- or is that a heart beat? From then, the first notes of the song play, starting simply and softly, but rising in intensity until the player is ready and eager to play. It's no wonder this song is called 'Nerevar Rising-' this is the theme song that ''made'' the Elder Scrolls as it is today. Even with every change the later games made, Bethesda wisely chose to keep the melodic arrangement of Morrowind in the later games, albeit changed to suit the tone of the games.
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** He [[spoiler: cures the [[PlayerCharacter Nerevarine]] of Corpus]], leaving him/her as TheAgeless and immune to all other disease.
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** He [[spoiler: cures "cures" the [[PlayerCharacter Nerevarine]] of the negative effects of Corpus]], leaving him/her as TheAgeless and immune to all other disease.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite four disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite four disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.years.
* Everything about Divayth Fyr. He's become something of an icon to the Elder Scrolls lore community for all of the things that make him awesome. To note:
** He's somewhere in the ball park of [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld 4000 years old]], making him one of the oldest non-divine beings on Nirn.
** He reached that age despite being a prominent member of House Telvanni, where MightMakesRight and KlingonPromotion are official means of advancing in the House.
** He is very cordial to the player despite the reputation of [[EvilSorcerer said House]].
** He's still an incredibly powerful sorcerer, the highest level of any NPC in the vanilla game, and wears the only full set of Daedric armor in the vanilla game, making him a BadassGrandpa.
** He has made himself multiple [[OppositeSexClone Opposite Sex Clones]], who are referred to as both his [[ScrewYourself wives]] and [[ParentalIncest daughters]].
** He has befriended [[spoiler: [[TheLastOfHisKind the last living Dwemer]]]] and [[OddFriendship one of his former slaves]] (all of whom he released,) Vistha-Kai, who refused to leave and now serves as the Warden of Fyr's Corpusarium.
** He started the Corpusarium so those suffering from Corpus had a place where they could find peace and safety, while keeping them from harming others.
** He has amassed a [[TheCollector treasure trove of legendary artifacts]] and has extended an open invitation to thieves and adventurers to try to steal them, complete with a LockAndKeyPuzzle. (He doesn't mind in the least if you solve the puzzle and take the items for yourself.)
** According to the in-game book, ''The Doors of Oblivion'', he is one of the few "mortals" who can [[DimensionalTraveler freely travel between the realms of the Daedra]].
** He [[spoiler: cures the [[PlayerCharacter Nerevarine]] of Corpus]], leaving him/her as TheAgeless and immune to all other disease.
** And though it was eventually {{Jossed}}, there was a long running theory that he was the hero of ''The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Battlespire'' game, based on the fact that he had a number of books and weapons found in that game in his possession.
* Everything about Divayth Fyr. He's become something of an icon to the Elder Scrolls lore community for all of the things that make him awesome. To note:
** He's somewhere in the ball park of [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld 4000 years old]], making him one of the oldest non-divine beings on Nirn.
** He reached that age despite being a prominent member of House Telvanni, where MightMakesRight and KlingonPromotion are official means of advancing in the House.
** He is very cordial to the player despite the reputation of [[EvilSorcerer said House]].
** He's still an incredibly powerful sorcerer, the highest level of any NPC in the vanilla game, and wears the only full set of Daedric armor in the vanilla game, making him a BadassGrandpa.
** He has made himself multiple [[OppositeSexClone Opposite Sex Clones]], who are referred to as both his [[ScrewYourself wives]] and [[ParentalIncest daughters]].
** He has befriended [[spoiler: [[TheLastOfHisKind the last living Dwemer]]]] and [[OddFriendship one of his former slaves]] (all of whom he released,) Vistha-Kai, who refused to leave and now serves as the Warden of Fyr's Corpusarium.
** He started the Corpusarium so those suffering from Corpus had a place where they could find peace and safety, while keeping them from harming others.
** He has amassed a [[TheCollector treasure trove of legendary artifacts]] and has extended an open invitation to thieves and adventurers to try to steal them, complete with a LockAndKeyPuzzle. (He doesn't mind in the least if you solve the puzzle and take the items for yourself.)
** According to the in-game book, ''The Doors of Oblivion'', he is one of the few "mortals" who can [[DimensionalTraveler freely travel between the realms of the Daedra]].
** He [[spoiler: cures the [[PlayerCharacter Nerevarine]] of Corpus]], leaving him/her as TheAgeless and immune to all other disease.
** And though it was eventually {{Jossed}}, there was a long running theory that he was the hero of ''The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Battlespire'' game, based on the fact that he had a number of books and weapons found in that game in his possession.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite three four disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler: unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler: [[spoiler: unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler:unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler:unite [[spoler: unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
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* The soundtrack. The musical score of Morrowind, by JeremySoule, blows any game from the early 2000s out of the water. The moment the main menu opens up, you are greeted to the deep, thunderous beating of a drum- or is that a heart beat? From then, the first notes of the song play, starting simply and softly, but rising in intensity until the player is ready and eager to play. It's no wonder this song is called 'Nerevar Rising-' this is the theme song that ''made'' the Elder Scrolls as it is today. Even with every change the later games made, Bethesda wisely chose to keep the melodic arrangement of Morrowind in the later games, albeit changed to suit the tone of the games.
* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler:unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
* The player character himself, the Nerevarine! Not only do you [[spoiler:defeat death itself by curing Corprus disease, becoming TheAgeless to say the least,]] but you also manage to [[spoiler:kill at least two gods in the main quests, with the possibility to kill another one and the aspect of an even MORE powerful god,]] and that's not even mentioning how you [[spoler:unite three Great Houses, unite three disparate Ashlander tribes, and destroy the aspect of a god so undestroyable that actual deities couldn't manage it.]] The cherry on top? Canonically, Morrowind, Tribunal, and Bloodmoon all take place one year apart. This means that you did all this, on top becoming the leader of all guilds, one great house, the friend to countless organizations, religious or otherwise... in just three years.
