Why does he wear the mask

Dunmer are dark skinned, Dagoth is ash coloured. If you can't tell immediately that there's something wrong or different with Dagoth, you're a retard.

He's the living embodiment of the ash blight that plagues Vvardenfell.

Was destroying his home with no survivors part of his plan?

Gotta crack some kwarma eggs to make an omelette.

No, his plan was
>I will continue to draw divine power from the Heart and distribute it to my kin and followers. I will continue to broadcast divine power upon the blight winds, so that it will touch each soul in Vvardenfell, and then more broadly, across the waters to the rest of Morrowind and Tamriel. In time, every mortal in Tamriel shall feel the liberating contact with the divine.
>The Sixth House will serve as the elite cadre of our movement. As cultists evolve through various stages of enlightenment, they will become, as suits their abilities, either holy warriors or priests. Their duty is to prepare themselves for service; their joy and liberation is to enter even-more-deeply into the profound enlightenment of the divine dreamworld.
>I will free the Dunmer from the Imperial yoke, and cast down the false gods of the Temple. I will lead them out of their ancient superstitions, and gift them with intimate knowledge of the divine. Then, perhaps, when Morrowind is once again restored to its ancient glories, it will be time to consider whether the Dunmer should cultivate ambitions of empire.
>Akulakhan will serve three purposes. First, it will be the champion of my armies, liberating first Vvardenfell, then Morrowind, and then, perhaps the rest of Tamriel. Second, it will serve as a sower and cultivator of the divine substance derived from the Heart. Three, it will serve as the prominent banner and symbol of our cause -- to defy the Empire, to liberate mortals from ancient superstitions, and to glorify our crusade against the gods.

Vivec and the Nerevarine are the ones responsible for destroying his home. Vivec for keeping the moon there in the first place and the Nerevarine for irresponsibly destroying the heart with no plan to deal with the mess it left. And if the novel is to be believed, also Sul for destroying the emergency backup moon-keeper-upper thingy.

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It was for the best. Morrowind had run its course, it was time for the Tribunal to step aside and scuttle the kingdom as they went.

Evil wizards always have a grand plan that needs to be stopped.
It is fairly standard fare in games and literature.
From Thulsa Doom to Sauron.

t. Azura

>if the novel is to be believed, also Sul for destroying the emergency backup moon-keeper-upper thingy.
Sul is literally the worst thing to happen to Morrowind. He's basically Dunmer Satan.

the game is not actually a fantasy rpg, it is a scifi fps in which different factions race for control of a giant dwarven robot while also struggling to maintain funding for their moon sugar addictions

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/bane/ was the greatest loss of cripplechan.
There i said it.

CUM NEREVAR

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Awesome

youtu.be/l83vT2svg3g

I made the mistake of grabbing moon sugar and skooma in some cave near the starting town now I need to constantly drop it whenever I want to deal with merchants. Fuck.

Jack o'Blades

just sell it to a khajit merchant in balmora

Kill a redguard and put it on their body.

lol that guy just standing there looking upon the Heart

Maybe you should try the skooma? Just a little bit? It's great for running from one town to another, isn't is so annoying running around the swamp looking for mushrooms for the mages guild? If you just had a little boost, that'd be so nice, right? It's not like you're the same as all those bums who stupidly used it ever day! You're just going to have a little bit of fun. That's all.

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The dumner have a great deal of racial shame.From there lack of any deep seated beliefs that lead them to worship whatever FotM that offers a reprise from their low self esteem.
This extends to not only the cursed populace but even to the King at the time.Helseth had his ears bobbed to look more human in an attempt to disguise his heritage.

Why does he wear the mask?
To hide the face that reminds all the shame of who he is.

go to the creeper merchant in Caldera and get the highest value for it

Vivec and the Nerevarine were pieces in a puzzle. I think the writers had Azura take a more prominent approach with Morrowind and more particularly Vvardenfell after TES III, but it was scrapped.

Skyrim's Solsteim DLC was pretty neat eye candy, but it barely did anything to clarify what happened afterwards. All you really get is "Red Mountain erupted, the end".

>but it barely did anything to clarify what happened afterwards.
I mean they really can't elaborate too deeply without having to definitively establish what the nerevarine did, like did you kill Vivec or did he just fuck off after the games story?

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