[Spoilerish comment - Review included; TL; DR: Play this mod]
This is a good quest mod. I would rate it a 7. There is not much to say, but I think that I could sum the points in the good parts and the bad parts:
The good: > It is a well-crafted story. > it was able to do something that rarely happens to me when playing a quest, stirring up emotions. I honestly felt true sadness and anger while reading the story of Broken Claw and while going through all the journey. > Characters have personality, and you'll find that even npcs can be truly malicious and condescending.
Honestly the bad in this mod is truly subjective, and it is according to my point of view. Another person may not agree with my bad points, but anyway:
> I'm sad there is no evil resolution to the whole ordeal. > I would have loved to see a stat checks and roleplay answers while talking to the slaver. When he laughed at me I would have loved to see some ways to beat him up (or to fail beating him up), like
(strength) take his hand and start crushing it (Reputation) Tell him that you killed Vivec and you will have no hesitation by killing him
and even letting him change idea in some of these views if you show to be as remorseless as him.
This is, quite simply one of the best quest mods produced for Morrowind. The story is superbly told, and the characters are believable and realistic. There's not one part of this quest mod I didn't applaud while playing it, it is very simply an excellent and moving story with good quest rewards. I'm somewhat surprised to find it here on the Nexus, and more so that it doesn't have more endorsements, which is truly a shame, a mod like this deserves far greater recognition. Wholeheartedly endorsed!
New players should beware that there are a number of dirty dialogue references present in the mod file. These are not the fault of the mod author, most mod cleaning tools, especially most older ones (this mod was originally released in 2006), did not and do not report dirty dialogue references. Still, it's important to clean these out, because they can cause problems. I'd recommend TESPCD or tes3cmd for this process, and you can use this tutorial for the former and this wiki for the latter.
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This is a good quest mod. I would rate it a 7. There is not much to say, but I think that I could sum the points in the good parts and the bad parts:
The good:
> It is a well-crafted story.
> it was able to do something that rarely happens to me when playing a quest, stirring up emotions. I honestly felt true sadness and anger while reading the story of Broken Claw and while going through all the journey.
> Characters have personality, and you'll find that even npcs can be truly malicious and condescending.
Honestly the bad in this mod is truly subjective, and it is according to my point of view. Another person may not agree with my bad points, but anyway:
> I'm sad there is no evil resolution to the whole ordeal.
> I would have loved to see a stat checks and roleplay answers while talking to the slaver. When he laughed at me I would have loved to see some ways to beat him up (or to fail beating him up), like
(strength) take his hand and start crushing it
(Reputation) Tell him that you killed Vivec and you will have no hesitation by killing him
and even letting him change idea in some of these views if you show to be as remorseless as him.
But it's my idea.
Thank you for this mod.
New players should beware that there are a number of dirty dialogue references present in the mod file. These are not the fault of the mod author, most mod cleaning tools, especially most older ones (this mod was originally released in 2006), did not and do not report dirty dialogue references. Still, it's important to clean these out, because they can cause problems. I'd recommend TESPCD or tes3cmd for this process, and you can use this tutorial for the former and this wiki for the latter.