But Bloodmoon does not balance the game. Super-difficult monsters are still confined to a very small geographical area. And a high-level character still is not seriously challenged by the end of the game—unless you've done something wrong, by the end of Morrowind/Tribunal/Bloodmoon, you've amassed several hundred thousand pieces of gold, a vast armory of magic and exotic weapons, an unstoppable spellbook, and chestloads of equipment. In fact, most players plug in a lair or receive a stronghold from one of the in-game Noble Houses to store all their booty in, since much of it is too valuable to sell. The result is that by the end of the game, you are a steamroller in a land of carnival glass; even the final confrontation with Lord Dagoth isn't challenging, it's anticlimactic.