All items in the room containing Uradasou Tistar (tr_m2_uradasou_tistar) lack ownership. In addition, one of the two rooms at the opposite end of the hall is not owned (door, bed and closet).
Now either leave our city or go ask Allasi Enduren at the Avenue for the proper documentation. You don't have enough money, outlander. Perhaps a night in the cells will teach you not to disrespect our customs. Very well. You outlanders always seem to need to be taught how things work in our land.
Remnants of hospitality paper dialogue? They would get overwritten by guard greetings 0
I don't think that any of these script warnings/errors actually target game-breaking bugs, but fixing them might help making debugging scripts via MWEdit simpler.
Proposed revisions include the line number (or the script ID itself) and the suggested fix: - Replacing hyphens with underscores in script IDs (doesn't the vanilla CS sometimes complain about this, too?) - Adding correct spacing within parentheses - Fixing conditional checks outside of parentheses (only in TR_m3_OE_removeBowlScript)
"This book contains a long list of traders and citizens that have resided and entered Old Ebonheart. The records appear to go on for years."
bolded (second part of first sentence) makes no sense
suggested to be
"This book contains a long list of merchants and citizens who have visited or currently reside in Old Ebonheart. The records appear to go on for several decades."
Role of pilgrimages in Temple questline: Currently, completing 3 pilgrimages (of 6) on the mainland unlocks mainland Temple duties; completing the Vvardenfell Seven Graces pilgrimage also unlocks them. In both cases the remaining or future mainland pilgrimages become only additional quests that add some faction reputation.
Ways to integrate pilgrimages into the Temple questline:
Elvilde, the guild guide in the Old Ebonheart is a greedy lady. She charges 110gp for a single trip to Bosmora. The trip back is only 11gp so I'm pretty sure she's ripping me off. The guild guides in Akamor and Androthen behave similarly (100+ prices).
