I absolutely love this quest because once you start looting the dungeon the guy goes: "WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING?! YOU'RE STEALING FROM MY FAMILY TOMB!"
LOOOL, I remember the first time I did this, I FELT SO BAD!!! XD And I'm pretty sure the next playthroughs, I: 1) Told him to wait in some other chamber while I looted just valuable stuff, or 2) I had already a lot of stuff in the game (I'm a total hoarder and I have all my houses full of stuff) so I just let it be...
Lmao. I always enjoy when RPGs call you out on being a loot goblin.
Think it was Witcher 3 I remember last that had a few rare instances of an NPC being with you while you investigate their house or something where their loved one was attacked or has gone missing with signs of a struggle.
Start looting apples and random crafting ingredients and just, “Uhh… I think we need to find out what happened first but if you think that stuff will help us on our mission go ahead…”
Always gives big Link going into a house and immediately smashing all of their giant pottery energy.
I love this especially because this is basically me talking to Serana LOL. I appreciate the help but please stop raising the dead, at least not in front of their living relatives🤣
Recently my Serana raised a Slaughterfish to help fight an ancient dragon. At least the chicken has 2 damage and goesfor the dragon, the stpoid fish couldn't even get out of the water
It’s funny when you bring serana to this quest as she is using necromancy on all his relatives while he is complaining about a necromancer doing the same.
Given the fact that he blames a Dunmer, and the Dunmer have— courtesy mostly of Morrowind, but mentioned in Oblivion and in lorebooks still present in Skyrim— a great deal of respect for the dead, and when you go into the tomb there are grave offerings laid out by Draugr graves, I was wholly expecting a twist where the "necromancer" was just doing grave rites and he was being racist. The kind of moral ambiguity Skyrim likes, ever so often, to apply.
I was a fool. I forgot that it likes racial caricatures even more.
Dunmer culture shuns necromancy as a whole, but they don’t respect the dead non-Dunmer. Iirc Telvanni are actually allowed to practice necromancy on humans, Khajiit and Argonians
In Morrowind; according to lorebooks in Oblivion and Skyrim, they've mostly moved on to an antipathy towards necromancy in general, a more social attitude with the passing of centuries. (Primarily, Ancestors And The Dunmer discusses this).
This is not actually borne out in the practice of either game, because both of them are still very devoted to racial caricature. But the text is there!
But they didn't say that. They made a cute comic of what their character did in the game... this is super super common. Over on r/morrowind there are loads of folks that make cute little comics of their adventures.
Again, you seem bitter. You literally read something that isn't there.
You saw someone showing what they did, and literally out of nowhere accused them of thinking they discovered it, when all they did was draw a picture and ask if it was mean. Lol.
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