Neloth (the dunmer telvanni wizard from Dragonborn mq) was a character in Morrowind. Things like this make this the best expansion ever.

Agreed.
And Neloth is easily my favorite character in the whole of Skyrim.

Falx's fate is sad. I remember helping him out when he was a mere Captain in Bloodmoon...

I'm wondering if we'll see any more notables turning up in any future DLC.

It's awesome. I think it would have been odd if Bethesda didn't include any Morrowind NPCs - the Dunmer have long lifespans, and the Telvanni have even longer ones.


Don't listen to Merari, Lydia. We still love you!

Can I just say that despite his condescending verbal jabs (which are hysterical) I absolutely love Neloth. Doesn't he know I ask him dumb questions ("Who is Hermaeus Mora?") just because it annoys him? Love it!

My jaw dropped when I realized exactly who I was speaking to at the Earth Stone. I knew I would really, REALLY like this DLC.

The reference that really made me squeal, though, was Brara Morvayn. Not only did she survive the fall of Ald'Ruhn and the Red Year, she led her people to safety and ruled in her own right for many years! Knowing that she lived and had such a heroic life makes me very happy indeed. It's also really nice to know that her son turned out well, as pretty much all of the second generation Redoran nobility in Morrowind had some sort of dysfunction going on.

I actually had a similar scenario in my pre-Dragonborn head canon, but I thought of Domesea Sarethi, Athyn Sarethi's wife, instead.