The SoM SE Team has released The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind Mod, Shadow of Morrowind, for Skyrim Special Edition. As its description reads, this mod will allow you to travel to Morrowind and explore what remains of the province in the Fourth Era.
Shadow of Morrowind SE is basically a port of the canceled Shadow of Morrowind mod for the Skyrim LE. As such, this is a very early version. However, the new team aims to further develop and expand it.
As the SoM SE Team claimed:
“Our immediate goals are to both maintain and support this version of the port, whilst working on our own expansion and overhaul of the content to someday bring a finished version of Morrowind to the community. For now the team remains small, so don’t expect any miracles, but we believe in releasing our work for public feedback as we go, so while a feature-complete Morrowind may be a ways off, we hope to bring new releases out regularly so you can see our progress.”
You can download this Morrowind mod for Skyrim SE from here. Below you can also find some screenshots from it.
Also, and speaking of mods for Skyrim Special Edition, we also suggest checking the following ones. There is a cool NPC Customizer Mod that overhauls the appearances of over a hundred characters. Wyrmstooth is an expansion-sized that adds new quests and dungeons. Additionally, this mod brings elements from The Witcher games to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Dragon Hall Tavern is another 2GB DLC-sized mod for Skyrim, adding new quests, locations, arena & more. Then we have Land of Vominhem and Legacy of the Dragonborn. There is also a mod that makes the game look similar to Borderlands 3. And lastly, you should definitely check this Castlevania-inspired mod, as well as this sci-fi city fan expansion.
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