Morrowind was not destroyed. Vvardenfell was completely destroyed, along with coastal cities on the Inner Sea due to the tsunamis. Slightly further inland, moderate damage due to earthquakes. Southern Morrowind covered in ash from prevailing Southern Winds. Not like ash would bother any Dunmer except the old, young or sick anyway. :rolleyes: Northern Morrowind would have hardly been effected by anything but shockwaves because of the Southern winds and the mountainous terrain on both sides of Vvardenfell. Hlaalu, Dres and Indoril territory would be heavily effected by tsunamis (lowland) and ash fallout (even then I doubt it would effect healthy Dunmer.) Northern Telvanni and Redoran territory would be less effected by natural disasters.

The vast majority of the damage was provided by the Argonians, and even then, the Argonians wouldn't be able to clear out every single Dunmer. There is plenty of hiding places. In our technological day and age, enemies still avoid capture even with sensors and satellites and such. It is completely ridiculous to say a large Argonian horde could clear out every Dunmer. Not to mention there is a large Redoran colony on Solstheim that remains, and very very very likely a large Telvanni colony on Telvannis. (simply because Telvannis is very similar to Solstheim, would have been spared any destruction, and would be very very well fortified as the Telvanni capital city is there. Say what you want about the Telvanni, it's completely feasible they are very much alive and kicking.)

Nothing makes me madder than the people who say Morrowind is completely destroyed. It wasn't. The Dunmer are hurt in a bad way, but not nearly as bad as you would think. :rolleyes: Not to mention Divayth Fyr is still alive, so the Dunmer have nothing to worry about. :laugh: