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https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/668861

Quest options for "good" aligned players

shane.roberts25b14_ESO
Just a quick suggestion: I would like to see quest options added for those who are playing "good" aligned characters, such as my Templar Paladin. Many quests simply cannot be completed by good characters because they would go against their moral code. An example would be the quests in Davon's Watch and Ebonheart where the guy asks you to steal the bottle of wine from the tavern. A simple solution would be to add the option to turn the guy in to the guard, or tell the tavern owner of the plot to steal their wine. It may seem trivial to most, but to those of us who like to RP our characters, little things like this do matter.
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  • Darlgon
    Darlgon
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    My "good" aligned character skipped those quests, as not needed.

    NOW, my "good" aligned character from another allliance has no problems "acquiring" items from an "enemy" faction.
    Power level to CP160 in a week:
    Where is the end game? You just played it.
    Why don't I have 300+ skill points? Because you skipped content along the way.
    Where is new content? Sigh.
  • shane.roberts25b14_ESO
    Darlgon wrote: »
    My "good" aligned character skipped those quests, as not needed.

    NOW, my "good" aligned character from another allliance has no problems "acquiring" items from an "enemy" faction.

    See, this is where my paladin would disagree... stealing is stealing, whether it be from his faction or another. There is never justification to engage in criminal activity, even in times of war ;)
    "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took a nerf-arrow to the knee!"
  • Ranique
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    To be honest, the questgiver doesn't give you much of reasons why he wants you to steal it. So you can role play it yourself into the right direction. In this case you could role play that this kind of wine is only served to pelgrims at the fields of Kummu (on the shores of Lake Amaya, which is obviously the origin of this wine, as it is named tears of Amaya). This sacred wine should not be served anywhere else in the world and serving it in a pub would be sacrilege. As it is obvious stolen good anyways, it is only reasonable you help these people protect their holy faith and steal it back.
    Through me you pass into the city of woe:
    Through me you pass into eternal pain:
    Through me among the people lost for aye.

    PC player - EU
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