Question About Quests...

Ken_Koerperich

1) Are there any "Right vs Wrong" choices to be made?
2) If so, where do I find a "Guide" so I don't eff them up??

Here's to hoping I'm good so far.

1/2 way through Auridon.

Thanks!

Nestor

There are little to no long term consequences to a quest. Mostly, it is a difference in dialog that results. So pick what you want or the role you play wants.

There are some pre reqs you can skip with certain passives and dialog choices.

But you will always get the reward and exp no matter what path you take.

There is one quest that can give you a couple of skill points or not depending on your choice, but that is telegraphed by the game. It is one of the final Mage Guild Quests.

VaranisArano

There are a great many moral or immoral choices to be made, but nothing that will greatly hinder your journey.

Here's a good source:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/125726/spoilers-quest-choices-full-list-all-factions

Fennwitty

You can wind up with slightly different endings to quests, where a given NPC will be happy/sad/alive/dead etc.

But the rewards you get are equivalent even if not identical. One not very useful green item vs. some gold instead for instance.

Except for that one quest in the Mage's Guild line it's essentially roleplaying stuff only.

fiender66

Fennwitty wrote: »

You can wind up with slightly different endings to quests, where a given NPC will be happy/sad/alive/dead etc.

But the rewards you get are equivalent even if not identical. One not very useful green item vs. some gold instead for instance.

Except for that one quest in the Mage's Guild line it's essentially roleplaying stuff only.

If it would not be an unavoidable spoiler, I'd like to see the results of Valaste chosen destinies (some poll, I mean).

Ehm, I have to admit a perverse liking of Sheo, one of the best characters in ESO, and greatly acted, too.

Blinx

Mage Guild's Last Quest, is only one that affects your character, as you can gain 2 skyshards or not, all the other "choices" don't really matter

Athan1

There's no right or wrong, most choices regard moral choices that are 100% subjective and lie in a gray area regarding what is right or wrong.

whitecrow

Even if you go with what seems like the "bad" choice, it still works out "for the best" in the following dialogue.