There is much to be created, much to be expanded and improved upon, and for that we need all the help we can get. On the other hand we also have the luxury of not being bound by the same temporal and budgetary constraints that a game studio is subject to, which means we are free to undertake some things that would otherwise never become reality. What took a team of paid, full-time developers several years obviously takes a group of volunteers longer. Rather than just providing a game world several times the size of the original, we want that world's vistas, stories and people to be every inch as captivating as its example. Our aim is to pick up where Bethesda left off: by creating the rest of its mainland, we are building Morrowind as it could have been, in a way that is truthful to the vision of the original developers. Even so, the result was an enormous, colorful world that many, in our project and beyond, still consider one of their most memorable game experiences. As it turned out, this was too large a task and the scope was reduced to Morrowind's central volcanic island, Vvardenfell. When Bethesda Softworks, the developers of the Elder Scrolls series, started designing the game towards the end of the 1990s, the original intent was to include all of the eponymous country's landmass in the game. Tamriel Rebuilt is a large fan project for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.

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