Being sick and all, I aint going outside at the moment. And during that time, what better way to spend in the best games.
Got morrowind out, together with his friends tribunal and bloodmoon (finished oblivion)

I've gotten close to the end of the game a few times, never ended it though.
And the start and "getting on top" is something I don't wanna do over again :whistling: It's bores the 'internally processed, nutritionally-draised biological output' out of me over and over again. Is there a way to "travel in time", in other words; cheat some levels, items, gold etc, and possible even some quests and RP stuff?

So to change that aspect, I want to add some mods, if possible, to native. And update it to the point it's fixed, and not fixed till it's broken
I got some ideas/links but don't really know what I should add, it's quite overwhelming. So where do I start?
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes3Mod:Mod_Ideas
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Official_Plug-ins
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tes3Mod:Morrowind_Patch_Project



tl;dr
What mods can you recommend to improve gameplay for native morrowind+tribunal+bloodmoon?
Is there a way to "travel in time", in other words; cheat some levels, items, gold etc, and possible even some quests and RP stuff?


For anyone willing enough to post some good things to do, thanks! :cookie:

Ghostgate mod allows you to complete automatically the main quest and get all the items, journal entries, and powers that you obtain like if you completed the game

I googled for Ghostgate mod, and it looks like you're playing SimMorrowind then.
That's not what I'm really looking for.

If its the monotonous grinding you dont like get the depth perception mod. You'll get 100% hit rate like oblivion.

http://planetelderscrolls.gamespy.com/View.php?view=Mods.Detail&id=8355
This one?
Looks pretty usefull!

There are some more things I would like, like just skipping the starting part.
Improving gameplay and changing the game comes second.

If you want to cheat, which I do not suggest :nono:

Use the console.

Player->setstrength 100
Player->setlongblade 100
Player->setlevel 20

etc. It really spoils the game, though, and I don't suggest it. If, however, you want to be powerful without cheating, you should go and get yourelf "Vampire Embrace" and get vampirism. Makes you a lot stronger, and Vampire Embrace lets you talk to people. (Though, you'll want a 100pt charm spell)