Private server

Aria

A small, friends-only Morrowind co-op server — running the CommunityMP multiplayer engine on OpenMW 0.52, with Tamriel Rebuilt for the mainland.

Connect

mw.prokopto.dev:25566

The server is password-protected and isn't listed in any public browser. Ask for the password — if you don't know who to ask, this server isn't for you.

1 · Get the client

CommunityMP is a modified OpenMW engine, not a mod you drop into OpenMW. It installs as its own program and you launch it instead of OpenMW — it sits happily beside a normal install and uses the same Morrowind files.

Download for Windows (x64)

The installer is named OpenMW-0.52.0-Windows-x64.exe — that's expected, it's the CommunityMP build of OpenMW 0.52. Use this build specifically: the server rejects clients whose network protocol doesn't match.

You also need your own legitimate copy of Morrowind + Tribunal + Bloodmoon (Steam or GOG both fine). English or Russian editions only — the German and French releases have hardcoded translations and are rejected.

2 · Get Tamriel Rebuilt

Two downloads from tamriel-rebuilt.org, both unpacked into your Morrowind Data Files folder:

  • Tamriel_Data — a dependency, not optional
  • Tamriel Rebuilt — the mainland itself

Until we pin exact file versions, we should informally agree on the same Tamriel Rebuilt release. Ask before updating.

3 · Set your load order

The server enforces this list and this order. Anything missing, extra, or out of sequence and your join is refused.

  1. Morrowind.esm
  2. Tribunal.esm
  3. Bloodmoon.esm
  4. Tamriel_Data.esm
  5. TR_Mainland.esm
  6. TR_Factions.esp

You may also enable Tamriel_Data.omwscripts and tamrielrebuilt.omwscripts — the 0.52 engine supports OpenMW Lua. They aren't part of the enforced list, so they neither help nor hinder the handshake.

House rules

  • Journals, faction rank and reputation are per-player, not shared.
  • Don't grief. Moderation is by character name.
  • This is a young engine fork we build ourselves. Expect rough edges, and say something when you find one — odd behaviour is useful information, not a nuisance.