But what about that annoying woman wanting an escort to the shrine? If you're like me, I pass mean ol' Viatrix by many times before I'm finally ready to take her on her truly annoying journey (annoying in every sense of the word, cliff racers and all!) Well, with a Map Note I can mark her location, and then come back and find her easily whenever I am ready, even in the worst of storms:Īnd that's all well and good, yes? In truth though, we're once again looking at a location that is pretty darn close to a city, and one could certainly make the argument that, if you can get to Ald'ruhn, you can find Viatrix Petilia. Now, I realize some of you are probably saying to yourselves, "OK, but that shrine is no problem to find once you've found it once, which you'd have to do to make the note". Well, with Map Notes, we can do something about that.Īs you can see, adding a simple Map Note right on top of the shrine makes its location quite clear. For example, the Ghostgate Shrine just inside the Ghostfence is a desirable location to revisit when one is ready to challenge the hordes of Dagoth Ur, but it has no marker of its own. But there are a few exceptions to this, and shrines tend to be one of them. Morrowind is a game with literally hundreds of locations, and most all of them already have a marker. I'm sure you can think of many uses for this yourself, but I'll go over a few markers that I find myself making on a regular basis. I think probably the most basic use of Map Notes is to place a marker on your local map for something that doesn't already have a marker of its own. there will be spoilers). Beyond that, no other assumptions are required because nothing we will go over here requires any sort of mod or game tweak it just comes with the expansion (or the Game of the Year edition, of course). I am also going to assume you are already familiar with some of the fundamental parts of Morrowind's Main Quest (MQ) and a few side quests, particularly the names and locations of some quest-related Non-Player Characters (NPCs) and artifacts (i.e. If you're here, I'm going to assume you are already familiar with Morrowind's awesomeness, and that you are playing at least with the Tribunal expansion active in your load order.
Just to make sure we're all on the same page here, this is the feature, added with the Tribunal game expansion, that allows the player to leave a seemingly unlimited number of notes on the in-game map for the video game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. Welcome to my guide on how to get the most out of the "Map Notes" feature in Morrowind.
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