I happy that I'll get to experience my own travels and journeys to Vvardenfell, Red Mountain, Vivec City and the like as I've heard about them from others or from reading the lore books in game(yes I once read the whole Imp City bookshop in one go when I first played Oblivion - don't judge lol).

I loved Oblivion and Skyrim but nearly every Elder Scrolls/RPG fan I speak to always mentions Morrowind as one of, if not their utmost favourite game. Nicely, both quests let you dress up in cult or heretic robes to freely walk among the other members, which is at least something like being an undercover detective.As someone who didn't get into the Elder Scrolls franchise until the legendary game that is The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion(still has one of the most awesome and epic intro cinematics btw), I have absolutely no qualms about them revisiting past locales from previous Elder Scrolls titles in the series and putting them into ESO. There are some light puzzles (notes can give you clues or solutions). Most of the locations of these quests are underground, which makes sense as there's more complexity to adding new overworld locations than instanced dungeons, but they're pretty well designed and compact enough to prevent getting lost trying to follow quest markers.

It's got a bit more sprawl than the Oblivion quest, as you dash around Solthsteim (and back to Skyrim at one point) to gather a bunch of missing artifacts (cool masks) and gems to finish enchanting the weapon detailed in, yes, a note found on a dead body.

In this quest you're on the trail of a heretic last seen trying to enchant a Dwemer weapon with a mysterious gem, which takes you (after a couple more notes) to an unground temple where you can either help or harm his fellow heretics. In the Morrowind quest (which takes place in Solthsteim) you do, briefly, get to follow a guard to see where he goes, but he only goes about fifty feet in a straight line and it doesn't satisfy the part of me that wants to be a Skyrim detective.

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