Does the dog die?
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The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
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Wolves are fought as common enemies in one of the DLCs
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Does a pet die?
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The player is able to purchase pack rats and guar to accompany them in their travels, all of whom can be killed
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Are rabbits harmed?
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There are no rabbits or rabbit-like creatures in the game
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Abuse
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There are no children in this game. Some in-game lore books may depict child abuse, though.
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Addiction
Is there addiction?
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Skooma and moon sugar are addictive substances that are referenced by multiple characters. A main character, Caius Casares, is implied to be a skooma addict, and a skooma pipe can be found in his house, but it could also be part of his cover.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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The player character can consume alcoholic beverages.
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Skooma, a narcotic can be ingested by the player.
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Does a cat die?
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There are no normal felines in the game. There are, however, Khajiit, a race of catlike humanoids, who can be killed by the player.
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Animals can be killed, whether they be peaceful or hostile
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Is there a dead animal?
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Dead animals can be found throughout the world
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Does a horse die?
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There are no horses in this game.
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Does a dragon die?
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No dragons
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Are there bugs?
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There are many large bugs that are enemies, including giant beetles and large worm-like creatures. There are also many egg mines to explore that contain colonies of Kwame, including a Queen.
Also, Silt Striders are enormous arthropods that are in almost every city, used as transportation.
Also, Silt Striders are enormous arthropods that are in almost every city, used as transportation.
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Are there sharks?
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No sharks, but Slaughterfish are predatory fish worth mentioning.
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Assault
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The House Hlaalu quest line requires you to get naked in front of Crassius Curio to proceed. He literally will not do what you need him to do if you decline.
At another point, during the Tribunal Temple questline, a Dremora threatens you kill you, then "rape your corpse gently."
At another point, during the Tribunal Temple questline, a Dremora threatens you kill you, then "rape your corpse gently."
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Is rape mentioned?
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Threatened by NPCs like a certain dremora found at a pilgrim shrine.
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Bodily Harm
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Is someone tortured?
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Slavery is legal in the province, and you can encounter bound slaves. They all wear a slave bracelet which has crippling effects to prevent them from escaping. In most cases you will be able to kill the owner and find the key to free the slaves, though.
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Is there body horror?
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Yes. The followers of Dagoth Ur have their bodies transformed disturbingly
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Is someone burned alive?
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There are fire spells you can cast that deal damage to enemies, and some enemies have access to them as well.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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Within 30 seconds of leaving the starting town, a wizard falls from the sky and dies after a spell gone wrong. The player has the ability to take his spell scrolls and may recreate the fatal fall if not careful.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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There are no children in the game.
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Fear
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Is someone possessed?
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A major plot point involves people getting possessed by the antagonist faction.
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Are there ghosts?
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Spirits of ancient Dunmer can be found in ancestral tombs, and spirits of the Dwemer can be found in Dwemer ruins.
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Gross
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Does someone spit?
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Some NPCs have audio that sounds like hissing or spitting.
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Medical
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Is there a mental institution scene?
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The corprusarium in Tel Fyr strongly resembles a sanitarium and contains patients that are violent and cognitively impaired due to the effects of corprus disease.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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Maybe, if you count the corpusarium.
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Does someone have cancer?
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Corprus, an in-game disease, causes victims to grow cancerous growths across their entire body.
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Mental Health
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RIP Tarhiel
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Is there autism specific abuse?
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No character is canonically or implied to be autistic
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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Corprus infectees have black cysts growing all over them. They use them as both grenades and emergency rations. Their skin is also discolored to a necrotic shade of brown, implying their bodies are rotting while they're still alive.
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Noxious
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Paranoia
Is the fourth wall broken?
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There is an Easter egg item called "Eltonbrand" where once it is received, the character you get it from exclaims "Go to hell, Carolina!"
There is also the character M'aiq the Liar who references the Elder Scrolls fan base and removed features (though, this is a more loose definition of breaking the 4th wall)
There is also the character M'aiq the Liar who references the Elder Scrolls fan base and removed features (though, this is a more loose definition of breaking the 4th wall)
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Prejudice
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While never being misgendered, there is an intersex and genderfluid character, Vivec, who is referred to several times as a hermaphrodite
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Does an LGBT person die?
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There are LGBT characters, but they don't die unless you kill them on purpose
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Are there usages of the n-word?
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THE n-word is never used. A fantasy slur, "n'wah," does appear.
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Is there hate speech?
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There is fantasy racism. The Dunmer are generally quite xenophobic to everyone including the player character, even if you are also playing as a dark elf. Khajiit and argonians are particularly regarded poorly and referred to as "beasts" and in some cases are even enslaved.
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Religious
Is religion discussed?
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Heavily. The game deals with the concept of the demigod, and the nature of prophecy is a core theme.
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Are there demons or Hell?
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A multitude of demons and multiple Hells are integral to the setting of the Elder Scrolls, and it's difficult to really dig into the plot of Morrowind without talk of both.
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Sex
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One of the characters is involved sexually with his female clones which he also calls his daughters.
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Is there sexual content?
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In Suran there is a strip club called “Desele's House of Earthly Delights”
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Sickness
Is someone terminally ill?
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The fictional disease Corprus (depicted throughout the entire game, particularly during the main questline) could be considered a terminal illness
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Does someone have a chronic illness?
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The fictional disease Corprus could be considered a chronic illness
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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Morrowind is a sandbox game with no set ending, only ending when the player chooses it to
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Vehicular
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Violence
Is there blood/gore?
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The majority of enemies will spurt blood when attacked, and several models and textures feature some form of body horror, gore and/or blood
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Does someone drown?
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The player character can drown.
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Is there gun violence?
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There are no guns in the game. Stretching the definition, there are weapons such as crossbows that can be used by and against the player.
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