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The Most Memorable Quest

• Golden Fool

  

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  August 7, 2015

  Yeah Haskill answers and he at first questions your sanity and is like oh wait...

  Yeah Haskill answers and he at first questions your sanity and is like oh wait...

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  August 7, 2015

  Oh. Really strange. I don´t remember ever encountering him. Hmmmm. This means, there is still some new things in Oblivion. Awesome!

  Oh. Really strange. I don´t remember ever encountering him. Hmmmm. This means, there is still some new things in Oblivion. Awesome!

• Veloth the Prophet

  

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  August 7, 2015

  Ennbjof's Nord Burial 

  Ennbjof's Nord Burial 

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  August 7, 2015

  I hardly remember that quest. That has to do something with some nord buried in a viking ship, right?

  I hardly remember that quest. That has to do something with some nord buried in a viking ship, right?

• LokaCola

  

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  August 7, 2015

  Oh, that's a though once since there are so many memorable quests. But if I only had to pick one, it would probably be Whodunit for what I suspect is pretty obvious reasons.

  Oh, that's a though once since there are so many memorable quests. But if I only had to pick one, it would probably be Whodunit for what I suspect is pretty obvious reasons.

• Karver the Lorc

  

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  August 8, 2015

   Whodunit for what I suspect is pretty obvious reasons.

  Because you like killing people?

   Whodunit for what I suspect is pretty obvious reasons.

  Because you like killing people?

• LokaCola

  

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  August 8, 2015

  Well... that's part of the reason.

  But I was thinking more in lines of how you could totally deceive people and turn them against each other, if you were sneaky about it. 

  Well... that's part of the reason.

  But I was thinking more in lines of how you could totally deceive people and turn them against each other, if you were sneaky about it. 

• High King Mordynak

  

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  August 8, 2015

  Between these three,im not sure wich one to choose:

  The Citadels of The Sixth House.

  Threads of The Webspinner.

  The Factors Estate.

  Also,the East Empire Company quests in Morrowind are pretty fun.Oblivion I would choose Whodunit?,without doubt.

  Between these three,im not sure wich one to choose:

  The Citadels of The Sixth House.

  Threads of The Webspinner.

  The Factors Estate.

  Also,the East Empire Company quests in Morrowind are pretty fun.Oblivion I would choose Whodunit?,without doubt.

• Ylva Endran

  

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  August 9, 2015

  I don't know the name of the quest, but I happened across it in Motrowind today... A woman outside of Gnisis asks you to retrieve her ring, saying she is a "private dancer" and cannot get wet, then offers you a dance when you find it. It reeks of being a trap, and when you come back, the results are pretty horrid... An invisible man butchered me or, another find in gnosis... A man in a river complaining about how someone had stolen his pants. Or quite frankly, any of the quests where people had their clothes stolen, considering there are quite a few!

  I don't know the name of the quest, but I happened across it in Motrowind today... A woman outside of Gnisis asks you to retrieve her ring, saying she is a "private dancer" and cannot get wet, then offers you a dance when you find it. It reeks of being a trap, and when you come back, the results are pretty horrid... An invisible man butchered me or, another find in gnosis... A man in a river complaining about how someone had stolen his pants. Or quite frankly, any of the quests where people had their clothes stolen, considering there are quite a few!
• Karver the Lorc

  

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  August 10, 2015

  Morrowind certainly has few...ridiculous and amusing quests. And missing clothes are amusing

  Morrowind certainly has few...ridiculous and amusing quests. And missing clothes are amusing