Morrowind

Morrowind is one of Tamriel's northernmost provinces, and home to the Dunmer. It is a land of ash and magma.

Location
Morrowind is located in the northern part of Tamriel, bordered to the west by Skyrim and bordered to the south by Black Marsh, to the east bordered by the sea, and to the north bordered by the sea as well.

History
Legend has it that the Chimer journeyed to the land that is now Morrowind led by Veloth. They met the great and powerful Dwemer there, where they immediately became hostile towards them and violence broke out. In a milestone moment in Morrowind's history, the Dwemer mysteriously disappear, as well as the Altmer somehow mysteriously transformed into a darker variant of themselves. They formed into a new race, known as the Dunmer. They now control, govern, and inhabit Morrowind. Skipping to another significant moment in Morrowind, was the eruption of the Red Mountain. The Red Mountain is a volcano on Vvardenfell island, surrounded by ash and magma for leagues and leagues. Its eruption cost the lives of several Dunmer as well as setting most of Vvardenfell's settlements in ruin.

Geography
Morrowind is comprised of two main parts- the mainland and Vvardenfell. It is a land of barren wastes and ashlands surrounding the Red Mountain. It is not a mountainous region, but it does include rolling hills and knolls. Morrowind is reminiscent of that of a post-apocalyptic wasteland. The island of marrowind is

made mostly of hills and mountains, this island also has ash just as the mainland.

Climate
Morrowind is not known for extreme temperatures, but at Vvardenfell's heart the temperatures can get unbearably hot. Most of the mainland has mild to hotter temperatures.