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The Elder Scrolls: Arena

aka: Arena, The Elder Scrolls Chapter One: Arena

Moby ID: 803

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DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Creating a new character.

thumbnail — Chatting in an Queen's Golem.

thumbnail — The outdoor automap. You can add your own notes.

thumbnail — And it's 'drat those mice!' said she!

thumbnail — Ria Silmane is appearing in my dream.

thumbnail — Chatting with a local cleric.

thumbnail — Outside of a temple

thumbnail — City in the day

thumbnail — The local weaponsmith

thumbnail — Managing your inventory

thumbnail — Cities have varied descriptions; not sure if they are randomly generated, though

thumbnail — Whoever lives here should consider hiring a new interior decorator

thumbnail — On a terribly cold night in Morrowind, snow was falling, and I engaged in a desperate battle against a lonely lizardman

thumbnail — Each province has its own map with places of interest

thumbnail — Note the realistic details, such as clothes hanging on the line. I wonder if they copied it from Shanghai

thumbnail — Traveling screen shows you riding a horse with the map of entire Tamriel as the background

thumbnail — Like other recurrent special buildings, taverns look the same no matter in what city you are. You'll always meet this bartender and ask him about rumors and work

thumbnail — Most of the cities have such nice street lamps. Statues and monuments are less common, however

thumbnail — Outdoor exploration is more interesting in Arena than in Daggerfall. There is more activity, more... err... interesting characters

thumbnail — Temples have cartoony design that doesn't really go that well with the rest of the textures

thumbnail — Leaving the south, traveling to the more central provinces, with mild weather and standard medieval Europe-like themes

thumbnail — Look, I just wanted to enjoy the green scenery. Don't be such an orc about that

thumbnail — Believe it or not, this is the Imperial City. Not much of a capital, eh? The only thing that distinguishes it is this plain broad main street

thumbnail — Yeah, I know this is a sanctuary. That's why I asked you to stop moving and talking. You disturb my inner peace, you know what I'm sayin'?

thumbnail — Exploring a sewer-like dungeon. This goblin attacked while I was admiring that face engraving on the wall

thumbnail — Dungeons have convenient maps that fill out as you explore them. So much better than the 3D nightmares of Daggerfall

thumbnail — Chatting with the Queen of Rihad. She will tell me the location of one of the staff pieces if I do some work for her. Or so she says, at least

thumbnail — You can talk to a jester and hear insulting jokes about whatever race you choose for your protagonist :)

thumbnail — Stonekeep is an ominous place. This adventurer was less lucky than I'm going to be...

thumbnail — Various characters can be met in city streets, like this fire-breathing entertainer. Unlike common citizens, they don't go home after dark, and thus serve as an important source of directions.

thumbnail — Outside cities, you can ask people about local dungeons in the vicinity.

thumbnail — Summurset Isle offers quite spectacular outdoor views. This inn is located at the picturesque lakeside.

thumbnail — Priests in temples can heal or cure the player. You can also make a donation and receive the temple's blessings.

thumbnail — Items with unknown magical properties are highlighted in blue in the player's inventory. They can be identified later in a Mages' Guild.

thumbnail — You can haggle with merchants to get a better price, whether you're buying or selling. Similarly, it is possible to negotiate a price with innkeepers.

thumbnail — Identifying magic items, on the other hand, is always at a fixed price which depends on the item. You can haggle over the price of potions, spells and items you buy though.

thumbnail — Early winter in Morrowind. Note the fog and the building's reflection in the puddle.

thumbnail — A cold winter night in Elsweyr.

thumbnail — There are numerous holidays in the world of Tamriel, some of which are specific to cities or provinces. You can get certain bonuses such as a discount at the Mages' Guild during holiday time.

thumbnail — An encounter with a female Mage in a dungeon.

thumbnail — The player's journal keeps track of all important events and quests.

thumbnail — Townspeople will mark a location on the player's map if it is near enough. Otherwise they'll just give general directions towards the place.

thumbnail — A local ruler may send the player on an errand in another city or town. Such side-quests pay rather well.

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