In summation, you should only start over if you desire to change your race and/or class specialization. er, character (though you should retain that save file in case you change your mind). don't we all), then you will indeed need to start over with a new chunk of stone.

you want to change your race because you can no longer stand the way your Khajiit waddles to and fro or you have determined that spell casting is not your forte and would like to change your specialization to combat because you want to bash Fargoth over the head with a warhammer. On the other hand, if what you seek is a drastic change (e.g. Also, if you find that the game is too easy/difficult with your current character, simply adjust the sliding difficulty meter accordingly. you damn thief!) further if you desire it to be a major skill. You can even add a misc skill (that you wish you had included in your original skill-set) to your repertoire by paying some NPCs to train it up to the minor skill level and can then practice it (or pay more money if you find you have surplus gold.

You could sneak whenever you find yourself by NPCs to build up that skill. You can practice a minor skill, that you are now thinking should have been made a major skill, up to that level by focusing on it for a bit. Morrowind allows for a great deal of flexibility by virtue of its skill advancement system wherein skills level up from repeated use. So, if you find that after playing awhile you wish you had done something just a bit differently, resist the urge to start over and simply refine your character from within the current game. The important thing to take from this is that you should not expect to be completely satisfied with your character at the game's onset as he/she is still a work in progress (truly ending only when you quit the game for good). How you play further defines who you are. Take note that character creation does not end when you begin to play the game, it merely enters another phase. Disclaimer = A bit of that bears repeating: 'carve & chisel out a strong character foundation that can be sanded & polished (through game play) into our respective Morrowind personas'. that we can finally solve the damn game with). The goal of this FAQ is to help others (and myself) carve & chisel out a strong character foundation that can be sanded & polished (through game play) into our respective Morrowind personas that will withstand the tests of time (i.e. Eventually we tire of Seyda Neen and begin playing UT2004 instead. We create a character, play as that character, and before long sack that character for another. There are those of us who, upon viewing the demo (after the oohs and aahs, of course), that went 'Oh! but I still haven't solved Morrowind (let alone its 2 expansions).' It is not through lack of playing that we have failed in this endeavor, it is through lack of playing with any one character long enough. It is because of Oblivion that I write this FAQ. Introduction = Why now? Why write a FAQ for a three year old game when its sequel, Oblivion, is due out later this year (per current speculation - subject to change). Use of this guide on any other web site or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a violation of copyright.

It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Comprehensive Character Creation 'I obsess over details so that you don't have to.' - = Legal Notice = Copyright 2005 Michael Fechner This may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal, private use.

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