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* [[Video Game 3D Leap]]: [[Third Is 3D|Well, it IS the third game of the main series]]. Technically, they're all 3D: they just don't use 3D objects until the third generation. They certainly use a 3D ''perspective''.
* [[The Virus]]: Corprus Disease (which will either turn you into an [[Eldritch Abomination]] or a zombie depending on your personality), the Blight (which kills plants, drives animals insane, causes health problems in humanoids and can carry corprus), as well as some more mundane illnesses ("Swamp Fever", "Jitters", et cetera).
* [[Wardrobe Malfunction]]: As with weapons, [[Zig-Zagging Trope|armor (but not clothing) has durability]], which is reduced for every attack received. When it reaches 0, you automatically unequip it and must bring it to an armourer or fix it yourself.
* [[Was Once a Man]]: The Dagoth/Ash creatures.
* [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: Dagoth Ur just wants to make Morrowind independent from the Empire. The fact that his method of achieving that independence involves spreading a disease that either drives the victim to homicidal madness or [[Body Horror|horrifically mutates them]] throughout the ''entire world'' is acceptable in his mind. Although if he had succeeded with his ''ultimate'' goal, {{spoiler|he would have turned the entirety of the universe/multiverse into nothing more than an extension of his own mind}}. The collective inhabitants of reality dodged a bullet there.
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