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- Gaming Invasion has published their <a href="http://www.gaminginvasion.com/index.php?article=237" target="_blank">preview of Morrowind: Bloodmoon</a>. Here's a small bit for you:
<br><blockquote><em>Playing as a werewolf opens up new dynamics in how you must play the game. For example, if you become a werewolf you must decide whether or not you want to stay a werewolf or not before too much time passes and the effect is permanent. Werewolves have a bloodlust that causes the creature to have to hunt constantly and kill every hour to recover his strength. In other words, if you don’t get enough kills, you will keep getting weaker and weaker. Although you won’t actually die from a lack of killing, the game will of course be much tougher since creatures will be harder to defend against or attack. Attacking as a werewolf requires you to use your claws Aliens v. Predator style, and there will be various upgrades to those claws as you grow in power.</em></blockquote>The interesting question is: what is next in The Elder Scrolls universe? Another expansion? TES4? A MMORPG? Something like "TES Adventures: Redguard"? Place your bets.
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