Making his way to the very heart of the mountain, the Nerevarine finds the Heart of Lorkhan and destroys it, severing Dagoth Ur from his power and ultimately killing him. Besting Dagoth Ur, the Nerevarine soon discovers that while the Heart of Lorkhan is still intact, Dagoth Ur remains immortal and he soon returns from death. After talking with Dagoth Ur, who attempts to sway the player to his side with the claim that he is merely following Nerevar's final orders, the player and Dagoth Ur fight. The player travels into Red Mountain to Dagoth Ur's citadel. It is later revealed that the induction under Cosades, and the player's release from prison, was due to the Emperor's suspicion that the player might be 'The Nerevarine' - a reincarnation of the legendary Dunmer hero Indoril Nerevar. But the plot points are partially ordered: seven high level tasks must be completed, but their constituent sub-tasks.can be accomplished in any order, and this is repeated for the sub-tasks involved in those sub-tasks." The choices the player makes in their performance of these tasks thus become methods of character interpretation a set of dramatic tools establishing the player's newly created self-identity.Ĭosades inducts the player into the Blades on the Emperor's orders, and sets the player on various quests to uncover the mysterious disappearances and revelations that the citizens of Vvardenfell have experienced, particularly the Sixth House and the Ashlander prophecies of the Nerevarine.
There are, in the words of critic Craig Lindley, "a very specific set of central plot points within this main plot. Even the main plot itself may be undertaken in a number of ways.
To allow for this behavior, " Morrowind", in addition to creating an extensive main quest, provides detailed discursive quests for a variety of factions, including various guilds, religious organizations and aristocratic houses, in addition to side-quests found by mere exploration.
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