The biggest Morrowind mod ever celebrates the 16th anniversary with a trailer:

Tamriel Rebuilt - The 16th Anniversary Trailer

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In 2001, before Morrowind ever released, Tamriel Rebuilt was formed on the Elder Scrolls forums with the goal of one day bringing the Morrowind mainland, and at the time the rest of Tamriel, to The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind once it released. Over 16 years later and the team at Tamriel Rebuilt, while largely changed, is still working hard and striving everyday towards that goal of making a unified Morrowind. Since those first few scattered posts in 2001, over 600 modders have passed through the doors of Tamriel Rebuilt, contributing thousands of new assets, literature, art, music, dungeons, towns and cities, and so much more to the project.
By far the largest mod for Morrowind, today you can explore a vast swath of the mainland thanks to the tireless efforts of these amazing modders, from the highest peaks of the Velothian Mountains, to the lowest swamps of the Grey Meadows, the barren flats of the Armun Ashlands, the maze of canyons of the Roth Roryn, and the fertile farmlands of the Thirr River valley. With dozens of cities to visit, from the massive citadels of Old Ebonheart and Baan Malur to the magical capital of Port Telvannis and the religious cities of Necrom and Almalexia, not to mention countless dungeons, quests, and hidden-away treasures, you'll find hundreds of hours worth of content on the Morrowind mainland with what Tamriel Rebuilt's release so far.
There's just so much to see and do in Tamriel Rebuilt, and after 16 years, while the project is far from finished, it remains as the largest mod for Morrowind, and one of the oldest continuously worked on modding projects in gaming history.

If you want to help out with this massive project though and contribute to one of the biggest and oldest modding projects in the community, why not head over to http://www.tamriel-rebuilt.org/ and join the team today?

You can download Tamriel Rebuilt's latest release here.

Check out an online interactive map of TR here.

And visit their YouTube Channel here.

The music in this trailer is "Elysium 2" by composer Johannes Bornlof from Epidemic Sound.

You can download this music here.

Thanks Farflame!