You should introduce a Charity Donation NPC into the game. Their lore is that they help the poor.

TheSilentShepherd

Every player can donate items into a "Free Bank", and for each item you donate, you get some Karma Points.

Each player can withdraw 1 item per day from the Free Bank.

When you reach High Karma levels for your generosity...... you can get a free decoration for your house..... or some cool Title or Mount or something.

qbit

Cool for role players. Another horse feeding daily task for most. Also you’d have to have some reward for higher value items of more karma. And some kind of penalty of your karma based on the value of what you withdraw. Else this bank will be full of trash that no one wants. But if I could put my crown deadly poisons in there, I’d be down.

Cadbury

Charity shouldn't be incentivized.

starkerealm

That's a guild. People already do that.

Rain_Greyraven

Bigger fish to fry and all the other reasons against it that were mentioned.

nemvar

We should just put all the worms and crawlers people don't pick up in a public bank. Would make the anglers happy.

pdblake

It'd be nice to be able to give a few gold to some of the beggars. Maybe get a short term buff for it.

Silver_Strider

The Silver Salvation Foundation accepts any and all donations.

Please give generously and may the blessing of Stendarr be with you

Judas Helviaryn

This is just a roundabout way of begging.

Ashilda_Dragonheart

TheSilentShepherd wrote: »

Every player can donate items into a "Free Bank", and for each item you donate, you get some Karma Points.

Each player can withdraw 1 item per day from the Free Bank.

When you reach High Karma levels for your generosity...... you can get a free decoration for your house..... or some cool Title or Mount or something.

I wish they would have added charity into the game to start with. Whenever I saw a beggar in Skyrim, I gave them a gold coin or dropped stuff that they might pick up. I wish they would add this. It would also be cool to make it feel like your donations matter somehow. They could do this by making it so you can see a beggar that you gave coins to in a wealthy part of town doing well for themselves. The beggar could also thank you for helping them, and maybe you could do some quests for them as well.

Sylvermynx

Ashilda_Dragonheart wrote: »

TheSilentShepherd wrote: »

Every player can donate items into a "Free Bank", and for each item you donate, you get some Karma Points.

Each player can withdraw 1 item per day from the Free Bank.

When you reach High Karma levels for your generosity...... you can get a free decoration for your house..... or some cool Title or Mount or something.

I wish they would have added charity into the game to start with. Whenever I saw a beggar in Skyrim, I gave them a gold coin or dropped stuff that they might pick up. I wish they would add this. It would also be cool to make it feel like your donations matter somehow. They could do this by making it so you can see a beggar that you gave coins to in a wealthy part of town doing well for themselves. The beggar could also thank you for helping them, and maybe you could do some quests for them as well.

I've run across "beggars" in ESO - Solumar? Maybe that's one of them. Anyway, you can give some gold.... and you get a little XP for it. Or you can tell them to bug off....

SHADOW2KK

Good idea, but to put reality on it, it is ridiculously easy to make millions of gold in the game legitimately anyway.

Rygonix

As a master crafter I "donate" plenty to the rededication shrines. I don't need a version of them that can talk back to me.

Strider__Roshin

Will it be tax deductible?

VaranisArano

/zone

"Anyone want a [Crafting Motif: Redguard] free?"

That's how I get rid of stuff that's worthless to me but might be useful to others.

D0PAMINE

I murder NPC's and fence their belongings. If you give them gold, I will end up murdering them too and taking it. Actually, hell yeah charity im all for it!

ArchMikem

If you wanna donate gold you can give it to me.

Banana

No way. They may start ringing you at home