Skyrims modding community are committed to making sure no one ever new quests, new guilds, and some even overhaul the entire storyline. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in its original moddable version (not Special Edition or otherwise) is only available for PC. An upcoming mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that overhauls the games main storyline, adding new quests, choices, challenges and characters. The Morrowind Imports mod can be installed through the Steam Workshop. It's a small mod, but it goes a long way in making the refugee Dunmer people feel at home in Skyrim. These Dunmer merchants have had their stock tweaked with, too, so they are less likely to sell non-Dark Elf goods like Nordic armor. Everything from yams to Morrowind books to Chitin and Bonemold armor can now be found at Dunmer merchants. The Morrowind Imports mod seeks to change this by giving Dunmer merchants throughout Skyrim, most notably in Riften and in the Gray Quarter of Windhelm, an array of Morrowind-derived goods. However, Dunmer merchants throughout mainland Skyrim usually sell nothing related to Dark Elves at all, not even things available in the Dragonborn DLC. Dark Elves are given lots of representation throughout the province of Skyrim, most notably in the Nord settlement Solstheim which is closer to Morrowind than anywhere else in the province.

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