Morrowind:Voice Actors

Apart from a few cutscenes for the main quest, most dialogue in Morrowind is text-only. Voice actors only recorded lines for idle remarks, greetings as you approach, combat taunts, and other exclamations such as when you commit a crime.

The Tribunal and Bloodmoon expansions took voice acting further, however. Especially in the second expansion, most quest givers will have a voiced dialogue line relevant to the quest stage play when you approach them.

Voice ActorsEdit

Several of these actors also provide voice acting for other Bethesda games, as noted below.

Jeff Baker: Dagoth Ur, Mehrunes Dagon, Sheogorath; Dark Elf and Imperial males
- also in Redguard, Shivering Isles, Dawnguard, Star Trek: Legacy, and Fallout 3

Jonathan Bryce: Argonian, Khajiit, and Nord males
- also in Redguard, Oblivion, and Star Trek: Legacy

Lynda Carter: Nord females
- also in Oblivion, Skyrim, The Elder Scrolls Online, and Fallout 4

David DeBoy: High Elf and Wood Elf males
- also in Star Trek: Legacy

Shari Elliker: Azura, Imperial females
- also in Star Trek: Legacy and Fallout 3

Catherine Flye: High Elf and Breton females
- also in Oblivion and Pirates of the Caribbean

Gayle Jessup: Redguard females
- also in Redguard and Oblivion

Wes Johnson: Boethiah, Malacath, Molag Bal; Breton and Orc males
- also in Oblivion, Star Trek: Legacy, Fallout 3, Skyrim, and Fallout 4

Linda Kenyon: Almalexia and Dark Elf females
- also in Oblivion and Star Trek: Legacy

Melissa Leebaert: Khajiit females ^{[verification needed — Needs to be checked. Khajiit females in Morrowind are voiced differently than in Oblivion; does she voice Mephala?]}