Considering it's now ten years old, you have to go into Morrowind accepting that it's not going to be pretty... especially when compared to something like Skyrim. However most people who've played them all seems to agree with me that for so many reasons, Morrowind was the best of the lot.

The combat isn't great, and oh my lord you'll wish Cliffracers had never been invented, but the inventory system is (mostly) simpler, you can physically place all your loot wherever in your house you want and it doesn't go flying through the air when you next enter the room... The journal system actually records more than just one line of information on a quest (more like ALL information on it!) which you can search through to find pretty much a particular line of dialogue you were told about it, and you aren't led around by the hand either. If it says "there's this rare book and it's probably in the West Canton of Vivec", then you have to go there and work out for yourself that hey, West Canton has this rare book store, maybe I'll talk to the owner. As opposed to "Go talk to Applesauce the Khajiit, in the Old Rare Book Store in Vivec's West Canton here we'll put an arrow to guide you right to him" in the newer games.
Plus the modding community has done AMAZING things. It's pretty much recommended you start out with a few of the mods installed, unless you really want the original experience.

Man, I could talk about Morrowind all day. The opening sequence is so nostalgic for me, I can still hear the guy's voice

Wood elf thief for Skyrim, Dunmer for Oblivion and Morrowind (I notice nobody else mentioning Morrowind - don't tell me you guys haven't played!) but no less a thief. I've tried to play non-sneaky characters and I just can't do it. They end up being sneaky characters after all, just with the wrong stats.

This sounds like an excellent idea!

Haven't committed to anything in a long time, but I just know I'd kick myself if I didn't sign up for this. I've loved the series for so long. Can't wait to see what people come up with

Also, in case you haven't seen this (beautiful cover of some Skyrim music):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z9TdDCWN7g&feature=g-all-f&context=G2f17d24FAAAAAAAAAAA

That pillow looks perfect, and everything to do with the turrets came out adorable. You guys all made such awesome stuff

Received purringcat's parcel this afternoon - the family did not understand why I was so excited. I was definitely spoiled, the items are all adorable and there were some unexpected extras too.



The wrapping was so cute, and inside...



Adorable felt Cube pillow, so soft and snuggly. Below that was...



The "receive cube" symbol, cross-stitched, and beneath THAT -



The cake, felt on canvas, just waiting for a place on the wall.

And just when I thought I was done unpacking, I saw some extras hiding underneath.



So, like I said - so spoiled! And that scarf is amazing, I'm such a sucker for paisley.



Thank you purringcat  

The hat looks like it is just as comfy as it's meant to be - I was a little worried about the fit because I've messed up on the edging on previous hats, but this one ended up pretty stretchy. You're kinda right about the cube being a pain to make, too. That thing had forty-something pieces? So the sewing together was fairly nightmarish!
I was struggling to think of something else to do when I had one of those moments where you sit up and shout something that means nothing to anybody else - this time it was "of course - a lemon grenade!". My mother must have thought I was having a stroke or something.

Sent!

Damn, looks like I'm going to have to send at the last minute, too! Work schedules can be so inconvenient, especially when paired with procrastination and Minecraft. 

My two main items are done, although I'm not sure how many points to consider them. Just have to add a little more!

My current message tone is the Adventure Sphere's 'adventure music'... my whole family knows it by now and sometimes they sing along, too.