Skills are broken down into three arts: combat, magic, and stealth, with certain classes gravitating toward a specific area. Nords are immune to frost, for example, while fleet-footed Redguards are resistant to poison and disease. Each race offers distinct skill bonuses and special abilities. Ten races are available for new characters, from the cat-like Kahjit and reptilian Argonians to more "traditional" orcs and elves. The player's race, reputation, personality, and affiliation with various factions will determine how others respond. With nothing but a man's name and a location to guide them, players are free to explore their surroundings, earn some money to purchase equipment, or converse with townsfolk, asking for advice or the latest rumor. The Emperor has, for reasons unknown, decided to free the lead character from imprisonment. Played primarily from a first-person perspective, the game begins on a ship sailing toward the mysterious island of Vvardenfell. Released six years after the second chapter in the series, Morrowind serves as a gateway to an epic fantasy world featuring distinct races, political factions, monsters, and a diverse geography with variable weather. The first two games built a following by offering players the freedom to do whatever they wanted to instead of venturing down a specific path.
Morrowind continues Bethesda's award-winning Elder Scrolls role-playing series that began in 1994.
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