Different coloured lower clothing for argonian (and khajiit) slaves in indoril lands. Each colour represents that slave belonging to a certain Lord/State. Easy to identify.
(Note: This quest could either go in Andothren, or in Teyn in Cirifae's tradeshack - depending on if there's any felt need to add something more to do in Teyn over Andothren.)
The player might hear a line like this from latest rumours:
Nobody knows why Marobar Nerethi got kicked out of the Mages Guild. But some people believe that he put his alchemy skills to less-than-legal pursuits. Needless to say, he's not telling.
TITLE: The Disappearing Deshaan AUTHOR: Morinex Toutatus
Frequently, scholars attempting to find a complete and credible history of the eastern province of Morrowind find are left disappointed. There are many outstanding mysteries that scholars disagree on, much official propaganda from the Great Houses that muddy the waters, and the Dunmer - with few exceptions - aren't concerned with whether foreigners understand their land or not anyway.
Remiros' ingredient for the new lilies. I've only provided icons and models (texture in the other asset).
To use them, we would need to add them as new alchemy ingredients and convert all the current lilies from statics to containers (which they should be anyway, like almost every flower).
Brief questline overview: Centered in Andothren. The player encounters a wealthy eccentric, Noravyn Gilvos, who claims to be the only living descendant of a forgotten Great House Noravyn based on questionable sources, and seeks the players recruitment. Antics ensue.
Quests outline:
Q1] A new crest Q2] A 'spirited' debate Q3] A darker matter Q4] Sovereign grounds
It is a popular idea among "educated" outsiders that there is no such house as 'House Dres' - that this idea that there is a unified great house in the Deshaan is a convenient fiction, a simple way of referring to an immensely tangled, complex, endless web of debts, obligations, deals honored and deals failed that have grown so unwieldly, so complex, that they've given birth to an illusory unified structure.
The Old Ebonheart Mages Guild line contains, in my humble opinion, some of the most hilarious writing and best quest moments in TR to date. Big shoutout to Kevaar, Jani, Mort, and whoever else worked on those quests.
The Shorfylshor is intended to be a poetic "translation" of the text Shor, son of Shor, written by Michael Kirkbride, with the word translation put in quotation marks because the original piece already reads in english. As it is, the text presumes that the original epic was written in atmoran and then translated later.
