The game (physical or tabletop or virtual) I enjoy playing at the moment

I am playing Morrowind at the moment. I played it for a little while maybe ten years a go but was intimidated by the scale and felt lost so I didn't stick with it. Now, the open nature of the game, with its open world, and variety of quests, people, and places to explore suit me well.

Morrowind is an old game, released in 2002. It is a role playing game in a first person perspective (although you can switch to third person). There is a lot of political content, with the land you explore dominated by the native Dunmer, or Dark Elves, but this land has become part of an outside Empire, so there are various tensions. Some Dunmer resent the empire, and outsiders. There is also a local law allowing slavery here which doesn't apply in the rest of the empire.

I am playing a lizard lady, or Argonian, a member of a race which has sometimes been enslaved by the Dunmer, so one of the most intriuging story elements I have found so far was discovering an Argonian mission in one of the towns, and then later discovering they were abolitionists helping slaves obtain their freedom. I did discover an Argonian was being held in a dungeon downstairs and I haven't been able to discover why yet. While exploring a small village I met a smuggler who wanted someone to take a slave to their new owner. When I interacted with the slave she told me she was being used as a drug mule and would likely be killed after her arrival, so I took the decision to take her to the Argonian mission, and they rewarded me for doing so, which was a nice surprise.

There is a main plot involving the second coming of a Dunmer hero, but I am more interested in the Two Lamps abolitionist organisation and various other distractions.