Best Main Quest, Of Morrowind, Bloodmoon & Tribunal.. Options

[Fuzzy Knight]

What do u think had the best MQ of Morrowind, Bloodmoon and Tribunal..?

I think that Bloodmoon had the best MQ, thought it was a expansion and therefor shorter then MW I think the main story line was very good. The quests within the MQ was very good, and the fight against Hiricine was very good, that u could choose which to fight.

I also liked that there was a 'evil' quest for Bloodmoon that fitted well into the MQ only the oppsite stuff to do..

I think Morrowind and Tribunal should share the second place, both had good MQ but of course Morrowind had a long good one etc. But what I think was the Tribunal was one of the most challaging one, I was lucky when I levitated around and found the bottle to egnite Trueflame, the whole plot that Alemexia was evil was great. I was very exited to meet Sotha Sil, and find him only as a corpse.. The fight against Alemexia wasn't that good thought, Hiricine and Dagoth Ur was the best fight..

[Kiln]

Wow thats some serious thread necromancy there, new posts in a five year old thread. Lmao.

[Captain Hammer]

Morrowind.

The lore behind that quest alone made it epic. The whole concept of the Tribunal and Dagoth ur stealing power from the Heart of Lorkhan, and the Nerevarine destroying the manifestation of the Heart and thereby returning the Dunmer to their old ways of worship speaks on a literally biblical scale.

That, and the fun personalities in House Telvanni (Neloth, Demnevanni, Aryon, Therana) and Hlaalu (Curio and Bero) were awesome.

[Helena]

Morrowind. It was the backstory that drew me in - I love the way so many plot elements are left ambiguous, e.g. the question of what really happened at Red Mountain. Tribunal drives me crazy; the idea is interesting, but why the heck should I side with either Helseth or Almalexia when the game gives me no reason to do so? I haven't really played much of Bloodmoon, but I'm not so keen on that either - I don't find Solstheim a very interesting environment to play in, and the plot just seems a bit disjointed from those of Morrowind and Tribunal.