I always roleplay when I play Morrowind. Even when I delete a character to make a new one, there must always be a reason. What happened to the characters youve deleted in the past?

My sorcerer, Gwnivwyr died from a mudcrab outside Seyda Neen.

They all died. Mostly at level 1 and mostly to that stupid Nord outside Hla Oad. I just can't think of a roleplaying reason that he wouldn't chat them up on their way to Gnaar Mok.

They all used the Scroll of Icarian Flights and died.

Mine was a detective that earned MEphalas skill by succumbing to his bloodlust then he killed the entire mages guild right before he OD'd on some skooma. LOL

I only delete characters that don't grab me, that I've gotten bored of quickly. I don't care about them so I don't bother to RP their demise - I just get rid and start a new one. Maybe half my characters actually go this way.

My original Nord character found love, raised a family, and lived out his life peaceably running multiple plantations in the Ascadian Isles as well as led the Raven Rock colony to prosperity. He lived a long and meaningful life. He was also never the incarnate of the Nerevar, that was Jiub.

The only character I've ever come up with an "epilogue" for, if you will, an explanation of what happens to them after I stop playing as them entirely, was my ultimate Orc-tank, Grodonosk the Bloodbather (that didn't actually fit in the name box, I just called him that anyway). The only reason I did that was because he was a victim of my game freezing up while saving.

No matter how hard I try, I'll never get that big, violent bastard back. He was my best. Always.

Well, my main Dunmer character donated his manor, factor's estate, and his vast collection of artifacts and random objects to worthy causes before hopping a boat to Akavir to continue his adventures. By now, he's probably High King of the Tang-Mo with a Tiger Dragon fur rug and the mounted heads of snake men and snow demons lining the walls of his castle. He is reportedly now considering taking over his own realm in Oblivion.

My recent Nord character resigned his post as Knight of the Imperial Dragon in Vvardenfell to live with his brethren as Chieftain of Thirsk. After slaying the Uderfryke, he has heard rumors of an Uderfryke Matron living somewhere in west...he is considering sending an expedition to slay the beast.

My lady Dunmer assassin continues to lead the Morag Tong anonymously from their secret HQ in Vivec.

Currently, I'm playing a lady Breton Mage who, after raising through the ranks of the Mages Guild, is now trying to establish friendly relations with the Telvanni. After solving the Gateway Haunting and using that to increase the disposition of the Telvanni Mouths in Sadrith Mora, she is currently working for Master Aryon. Her tale remains unfinished.

Do you see how this adds so much depth to the game? You dont have to be the nerevarine. You could be a commoner lol. Another one of my characters, a high elf named Gregorin, became high priest of the temple and had discovered a whole suit of unenchanted daedric armor. He had more abilities and spells than any other character. He killed Vivec and Almalexia. Proved to many deadric gods his worth and became hircines pet. He also healed many while on his pilgrimage. Many good deeds but ultimatley he just swam out into the sea of ghosts and drowned with all his weapons and enchantments on him. The ultimate spit in the face of all that hed helped. LOL (reset)

What happened to Dandowin is all in the full novel, Heir to the Lokken Kingdom. Sadly for him, there was an incident that alters his life again and upsets his chance for peace and quiet, which is in my second book coming, Child of Light, Child of Dark: Book II of Heir to the Lokken Kingdom.

For the time being, he is at the mercy of fates, as he has not only an entire island to run, but has duties as the Nerevarine and the key to finding the cure to Corprus, since it never truly ended.