Quest 1 - The society has heard of a dunmeric ancestral tomb with a hidden entrance to an underground dwemer ruin (on the mainland) - The s. sends the player to the person who talked about that - after talking to that person the player has to verify that the ruin is actually there and come back to the questgiver
Named such because TR’s forums apparently doesn’t like the real name of this town. This is a proposed plotline to go into the TR_Mainland quest expac.
Background: Watch-of-Fire recently received orders to halve their garrison, with half of their soldiers returning home. The town is in some chaos as a result. The two officers that the player gets the following quests from should not be the main Imperial Legion quest-giver for this town, as they may disappear by the end of the questline.
Quest 1) The Dissident Priests send a dream sending to the player, asking them to return to Holamayon (Use the same coding as the Dagoth Ur sendings). Once in Holamayon, the Priests say they are now turning their attention to building the New Temple Order, and ask the player to go to Simine of Necrom as a possible candidate to kick things into order, who they hear has been starting to question her faith.
Tombs of Old Spirits Assets Needed: Tradehouse/Bar in Mernaan with at least one bedroom A Dungeon Female Dunmer NPC (Olvyassa) Indoril Character (Nathabi) (A Couple Ordinators) Dunmer Merchant (Hlaalu) (Avums) Quest Summary: The players get to learn more about the ancient Velothi people, their religious differences and the light. Or could it could be just a simple quest with standard backstabbery. However far you want to take it.
The player will counter a mage-looking imperial named Vontus. He wears a colovian fur hat and a robe.
Greeting:
Hello, stranger! I've got a proposition for you.
proposition:
More of a bet, actually. See, I recently invented a new enchantment I want to try out. All you need to do is give me twenty five gold as part of the bet, catch me and you earn fifty back, simple as that.
Latest Rumor - I bought a loaf of bread at The Mother Alessia the other day -- stale as timber. I hear they are only kept afloat by the favorable contracts the Baker's Guild keeps steering their way.
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"The Mother Alessia" is having a hard time making ends meet. Meanwhile competitors are flourishing that, unlike the Mother Alessia, are not part of the Bakers' Guild.
