Clothing in Morrowind - An Overview

Here is the highly requested Morrowind Clothing overview - I really enjoyed making this video and diving deeper into the individual clothing pieces that were so lovingly created for this fantastic game.
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[@Angelikatosh]

Playing Morrowind in 2024 is based

[@GraceKelone]

It’s so awesome to see another girl on the internet talking about the Elder Scrolls the way I do. Watching your content is so special as an ES girlie 🥺

[@nmvidro]

Drip beyond measure outlander.

[@somewhatreallycoolguy7439]

babe wake up the oblivion girl just posted again

[@LeftoverPat]

Something cool about Morrowind is how the devs intentionally wanted to make magicians part of this elite, otherworldly class. House Telvanni was incredibly gatekeepy on a skill level so you see drip go wild to drive that point home

[@LeftoverPat]

+1 for using giant mushroom as a showcase runway

[@quarryqwerty]

i really miss the fact that you could wear robes over your armor in morrowind such a cool feature that's left out of oblivion and skyrim

[@menotme8085]

Wild to think that morrowind is older than some of the viewers

[@catariah]

One cool thing about Morrowind clothing is that NPCs react to what you wear. So if you wear a common shirt and pants they might tell you that you look like a stinky peasant, and when you wear very expensive clothes they might notice that you are doing well. I miss this a bit in Oblivion and Skyrim.

[@selrahcmoonandstar]

What a grand and intoxicating innocence

[@paulcrowley3172]

"They're clearly meant to be paired with a top to make them sense"

[@nevadanate4957]

I love the complexity and layers of Morrowind clothing. Separate gloves is a lot but I think it just makes for more interesting characters and NPCs. There are all kinds of characters who stand out because they're just wearing one pauldron or have mismatched armor. Instead of Skyrim where they're all wearing identical full body costumes...

[@ihavenomouthandimusttype9729]

Seeing young people with such passion for Morrowind gives me hope for the future of RPGs.

[@brunobisio2406]

Kingdom Come Deliverance has a similar layer system and it's awsome, clothes might not give armor points, but wearing nice clean clothes in good condition gives you extra charisma points to get better deals in shops and a better chance of persuading people

[@motakai3898]

Calling it now, with this level of production quality... this channel gonna explode in size.

[@Alfwin]

One thing I really like about Morrowind's clothing is how the different styles indicate not only different social classes, but different cultural backgrounds, as well. The more standard medieval-fantasy type stuff tends to be worn by non-Dunmer and people in very Imperialized towns, suggesting those outfits are influenced by fashion styles from Cyrodiil (and of course, the Colovian Fur Helm is explicitly Cyrodiilic - Colovia is the western half of Cyrodiil, so it's weird that we didn't see people wearing them in Oblivion). The Dunmer fashion tends to have a lot of loose fabrics that cover the entire body, and scarves that look like they could be quickly turned into a face-mask - sensible for fashion that arose in a land where dust and ash storms are a regular occurrence. And then, the native Ashland garments have a slightly rougher-hewn look to them, e.g. the Expensive Robe at

[@canuckcrusader5037]

Clothing in Skyrim 🙁

[@YouTubdotCub]

The gloves being separated into left and right is something I like to imagine is because of the two different versions of Wraithguard you can obtain that are technically different Wraithguards, one for the left and one for the right, and then the team just shrugging and going "well why make one category for paired gloves and a separate category just for the Wraithguards" and going with it.

[@oliwardcomics]

I came for the colovian fur helm and you did not let me down

[@savlecz1187]

I have no idea how you can make a video about Morrowind clothing without mentioning Caius Cosades and his impeccable fashion sense! We need a follow-up!