Tamriel Rebuilt: I4-418

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I4-418.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Mushroom guars and fishing lodges! Actually, just a fishing lodge. This has absolutely no one permanently residing there, except for maybe spiders that are not included in the game, sadly, the insect-life in Morrowind would really give more to the atmosphere of the game...

    Anyways! This, good friends, is a shack! An actual shack! Took me about an hour to make, maybe. A description, it is a quiet fishing lodge, with no one currently using the place as residence. It is owned by a moderately rich guy, who can afford to just stop everything and go fishing every once in a while. There are some cushions and some clutter, but nothing much. The furniture used here is de_p, which dunmer poor furniture, but everyone knows that de_p is the de_r (dunmer rich furniture) of shacks, as de_ex (exterior dunmer furniture) is the de_p of shacks.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I4-410

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I4-410.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Hello, for I have once again returned to the face of moddership and am thus bringing you news on my moddingworks. Today, we shall take a look at a most peculiar type of cave, that is quite rare in its nature. The bloatspore cave. Bloatspores grow in places that are dark and damp, and much less dark once they start growing there, due to being partly luminescent. These caves also sport ferns, which usually prefer to be on the ground. Anyways, I should probably direct my speech towards the claim in question. This cave, is a small bloatspore cave, which has two waterfalls, some mushrooms, some ferns, some surprises and lots of bloatspores. Sadly, there is not much more to say about this cave.

    * I3-153 has received an update.

An explanation on the recent inactivity.

Yeah, so this place has been as silent as a grave lately, due to taking a break on modding and not knowing what else I should post here. So, anyways, sorry for that, and I will try to think of something.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-153

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-153.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    After a long silence and lots of work and such, I have finished another interior! This place belongs to a pair of necromancers, powerful necromancers. They might be lovers, probably are, due to the fact that they occasionally share a bed, but from time to time, one of them falls asleep in the other room of research, where there are more than 1 projects at work, I suppose.

   Uhh... This keep used to belong to the Imperial Legion and might have been overtaken by the two necromancers or a horde of bandits, from whom the necromancers later took the keep. Even now, random bandits, adventurers, the legion and probably even the temple launch operations on the keep, to cleanse it from the blight, that are the necromancers.

   The upper floors of the keep are nicely decorated with bone vines and moss, which has gotten it's way into the keep, when some idiot forgot to close the damn doors. The lower floors, however, are quite well decorated, to give a false feeling of safety, though most people are woken up from that feeling by the piles of corpses and the bone chandelier in the ceiling.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I6-21

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I6-21.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

   So, I am starting off with something rather modest. Not particularly impressive either. Just a house. Inhabited by a poor guy, who likes to gamble with his friends a bit and who enjoys his drinks and such, while occasionally doing an odd job or two.

> Oh, and I accidentally forgot that it was i6-21 at first and typed i6-29, which explains the lousy URL.

An introduction.

An Introduction.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

   There once was a time, when the modders of Morrowind ran wild, forging large packs, such as Tamriel Rebuilt and Great House Fliggerty and many more! They raided the villages, built cities, ate guars, herded long-legged velks, built villages, raided cities, herded guars, ate long-legged velks and much, much more!

   This is the story of one of those modders.