If you're looking for something to play, one of the biggest Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind mods out there, Tamriel Rebuilt, has just received two new expansions in a massive new update: Dominions of Dust and Embers of Empire. The new areas are twice the size of Morrowind expansion Bloodmoon, and the "200 new or overhauled quests" bring Tamriel Rebuilt to parity with the original game and its expansions in terms of quest numbers.
As for what the two new areas add, Dominions of Dust adds a large Hlaalu trade port southwest of Vvardenfell. If you go west of the city, you'll find "dangerous and sparsely inhabited borderlands" that are in contention between the great houses of Hlaalu and Redoran.
Embers of Empire overhauls the most hostile part of Morrowind by adding the Imperial settlements of Firewatch and Helnim, the only Imperial settlements that can be found in this land.
In case you don't know, Tamriel Rebuilt is a 21-year-old modding project that aims to add the mainland of Morrowind to the base game. If you remember from last year, Dominions of Dust and Embers of Empire were two areas that players were told to expect this year as part of the 2022 roadmap, so it's nice to see the modders making good on their promise.
For a slightly more detailed look on what to expect, Dominions adds 120 new quests and 415 new "fully detailed interiors", which range from buildings to caves. You can expect to find NPCs or enemies in all of them. There's also a new Vampire clan to join, the Orlukh, if you're into that kind of thing.
Embers overhauls all quests in its affected areas and adds dozens of new ones, which means 80 quests in total are affected. There are two questlines each for the Imperial Legion, Imperial Cult, Thieves Guild, and Fighters Guild, as well as the East Empire Company and Mages Guild. There are also random quests you can find while running around the vast new area.
Want to see what Tamriel Rebuilt's two new expansions look like? Check out the release trailer below!
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