Do you know who I am, %pcrace? I am %name. I will not bow and scrape to House Indoril. What has their precious tradition led them to? Subjugation and irrelevance. Get out of here.

So you're a member of the guild and you're a member of House Indoril as well? Interesting. I wonder which is the main job and which is the side hustle. Anyway, you won't get Orvas Dren to give you any money, so don't even bother. But if you wanted a little five-finger donation, then I suggest having a look at the desk in Dren's manor. It'll be locked and trapped, but it's often left unguarded.

You're joking, right? There's no way that Orvas Dren is paying a tithe to House Indoril. Go back to Gorne, %PCRace.

You're joking, right? There's no way that Orvas Dren is paying a tithe to House Indoril. Go back to Gorne, %PCRace.

You're joking, right? There's no way that Orvas Dren is paying a tithe to House Indoril. Go back to Gorne, %PCRace.

I can't give you anything. I have bills to pay. I might have to sell my guar, Corky, to cover the debt.

Even if I wanted to give you something, I can't. I've just been told I owe fifty drakes in unpaid rent and taxes. It's ridiculous! It must be one of Rovone Arvel's underlings trying to extort money from me.

You won't get any money from us, %PCRace. This land belongs to %faction.

These people are hard-working tenants of %faction. How dare you come here and try to extort money from them?

I serve %faction. You won't get anything from me.

This is Hlaalu land, %PCRace. You should leave here immediately.

This land does not belong to House Indoril. Go back to Gorne.

I already paid you.

I'm not interested in any of that Tribunal stuff, but seeing as you sorted out those Orc raiders I guess I can give you a little bit. But don't come back expecting any more!

No thanks. I don't worship the Tribunal, and I'm not interested in making any donations.

I'm disappointed in you, %PCName. I thought you were on the side of abolition, and yet here you are licking the boots of slave owners.

I'm disappointed in you, %PCName. I thought you were on the side of abolition, and yet here you are licking the boots of slave owners.

You mean to tell me that not only do I have to pay rent to House Hlaalu, but I'm also expected to give money to House Indoril? No way.

This is not your land, Indoril. This land belongs to House Hlaalu.

This is not your land, Indoril. This land belongs to House Hlaalu.

I don't understand. This land belongs to House Hlaalu. House Indoril has nothing to do with it. I will have to speak to Orvas Dren about this.

This is outrageous! I will tell the councilor at once.

I have given you all that I can. It is not enough.

You have freed me from this curse. You have woken me from these evil dreams. Take this gold and pray to Almsivi for me.

You have freed me from this curse. You have woken me from these evil dreams. Take this gold and pray to Almsivi for me.

The servants of the False Gods quiver before the wind from Red Mountain. They should give praise to Dagoth Ur!

This manor belongs to Direr Arano, a noble in House Hlaalu. He won't be paying any tithes to House Indoril.

Tell your master that he has no business here. All these farms belong to House Hlaalu.

Indoril Sandil is, of course, welcome to dispense his charity to whomever he wishes. But this land belongs to House Hlaalu, and it is a gross violation for him to send tax collectors here.

I already gave you a donation.

You've come at just the right time, %PCRace. I've been feeling spiritually dry for a long time. I shouldn't blame others, but my landlord keeps raising the rent. I've tried pleading but all they care about is money. I've had to work so hard on the farm that I haven't been to the Temple in months. Indoril Sandil sounds like a much more pious leader. Take these coins and tell him to come here and sort out all these tight-fisted Hlaalu landlords.

You've come at just the right time, %PCRace. I've been feeling spiritually dry for a long time. I shouldn't blame others, but my landlord keeps raising the rent. I've tried pleading but all they care about is money. I've had to work so hard on the farm that I haven't been to the Temple in months. Indoril Sandil sounds like a much more pious leader. I wish I had more to give you, but all I can spare is these few coins.

I already paid you.

I didn't realise I have two landlords. That sounds expensive. But this second landlord will accept any amount? So one drake will be enough? Here you go, I guess.

I already gave you a donation.

I am grateful to you for finding my missing silver bowl, but sadly, times are very hard for me. I try to get good prices for my crops, but my expenses keep going up. Take this coin. It's not much, but it's all I can afford. You have been very kind to me, and you don't deserve to go away empty-handed. If this Indoril Sandil has servants like you, then he must be a man worthy of respect.

How dare you talk about charity and piety when you've taken my missing silver bowl!

I don't have anything to give. I'm just a poor farmer, and on top of that I was robbed recently.

I already gave you a donation.

I normally make a monthly donation to the Temple in Vivec. I suppose you can have my donation for the next couple of months. House Indoril is close with the Temple, isn't it? It sounds like either way the money's all going to the same place in the end.

I normally make a monthly donation to the Temple in Vivec. I suppose you can have this month's donation now. House Indoril is close with the Temple, isn't it? It sounds like either way the money's all going to the same place in the end.

So House Indoril thinks they're in charge around here? Hah! I wonder what Orvas Dren will think about this?

I'm not sure you should be talking to me about this. I'm not in charge here; I just look after the netch. I can't imagine the boss would be very keen on making a donation, though. Perhaps speak to Irvama down the road? She might be interested.

I already gave you a donation.

I'll give you these coins for Indoril Sandil. He sounds like a pious guy, and it'd be nice to have him pray for me. I don't have much time to visit a temple myself.

I'll give you a couple of coins for Indoril Sandil. He sounds like a pious guy, and it'd be nice to have him pray for me. I don't have much time to visit a temple myself.

Let me get this straight: I pay rent to House Hlaalu, I make donations to the Temple AND the Imperial Cult, and now House Indoril wants their piece of the pie? No way. I'm not paying you anything.

I have heard that you claim to be the Nerevarine. You may not perform missions for %faction while you dishonor the memory of Saint Nerevar.

You have been expelled from %faction. You must make amends.

We are not aware of any Morag Tong writs against us. The Hlaalu may have decided to let the matter rest for now.

Thank you for your service to the chapel. We are considering how we can best serve the people of Vvardenfell.

I am not surprised. The Hlaalu pay lip service to Almsivi, but really they worship gold. I thank you for your service, %PCRank. However, I have a complaint. I warned you to stay away from members of House Hlaalu and the Camonna Tong, but you did not listen. Word of your activities has reached Orvas Dren, and through him, Duke Vedam Dren. I fear that someone in House Hlaalu may express their displeasure through a Morag Tong writ. Obey my instructions next time.

I am not surprised. The Hlaalu pay lip service to Almsivi, but really they worship gold. Thank you for your service to the chapel. Future missions may lead you back to Vvardenfell, but not everywhere is as safe as the Ascadian Isles. Let me teach you spells to cure diseases -- both the common and blight varieties. This will protect you from the evil descending from Red Mountain.

They are? I confess that I was not expecting that. Perhaps I have been too prejudiced against the Hlaalu. I thank you for your service, %PCRank. However, I have a complaint. I warned you to stay away from members of House Hlaalu and the Camonna Tong, but you did not listen. Word of your activities has reached Orvas Dren, and through him, Duke Vedam Dren. I fear that someone in House Hlaalu may express their displeasure through a Morag Tong writ. Obey my instructions next time.

They are? I confess that I was not expecting that. Perhaps I have been too prejudiced against the Hlaalu. Thank you for your service to the chapel. Future missions may lead you back to Vvardenfell, but not everywhere is as safe as the Ascadian Isles. Let me teach you spells to cure diseases -- both the common and blight varieties. This will protect you from the evil descending from Red Mountain.

House Hlaalu see everything through the lens of profit. They will extract all they can from their subjects, then discard them like broken pots. However, hardship can lead to spiritual flourishing. How is the spiritual health of the farmers?

To prosper materially is a good thing, but it is more important to be prospering spiritually. How is their spiritual health?

Then where is it?

Let me see. Hmm. That is more than I was expecting. You have done well. Nevertheless, it is not the money which is important, but the act of establishing the relationship between Indoril Sandil and the residents of his garden. Tell me, from your interactions with the farmers, how are their material needs? Are they struggling or are they prospering?

Let me see. Yes, that sounds about right. I was not expecting much. It's not the money which is important, but the act of establishing the relationship between Indoril Sandil and the residents of his garden. Tell me, from your interactions with the farmers, how are their material needs? Are they struggling or are they prospering?

Let me see. Hmm. That is less then I expected. Nevertheless, it is not the money which is important, but the act of establishing the relationship between Indoril Sandil and the residents of his garden. Tell me, from your interactions with the farmers, how are their material needs? Are they struggling or are they prospering?

Return when you are ready.

Focus on the small tenants who work the farms north of Vivec, and avoid anyone who is a member of House Hlaalu or the Camonna Tong. The settlers have been kept in ignorance by the machinations of the other Great Houses, so we cannot expect them to give in accordance with the Dor-Khulam. Any voluntary gift will be acceptable. Have you gathered anything?

Focus on the small tenants who work the farms north of Vivec, and avoid anyone who is a member of House Hlaalu or the Camonna Tong. The settlers have been kept in ignorance by the machinations of the other Great Houses, so we cannot expect them to give in accordance with the Dor-Khulam. Any voluntary gift will be acceptable. Return here when you have collected the tithes.

Multiple farms have been established north of Vivec in the fertile Ascadian Isles. Ask the farmers about their problems, inform them of their connection to Indoril Sandil, and collect voluntary tithes. Avoid any member of House Hlaalu or the Camonna Tong. They do not need to be aware of what we are doing. While they are scoundrels and frauds, we should not antagonize them while we lack the strength to oppose them.

Vvardenfell is the garden of Gorne. This did not mean much when it was a sacred Temple reserve, but when it was opened for settlement, the other Great Houses ignored House Indoril's custodianship. As a result, many of the island's common folk are unaware of Indoril Sandil's place as their spiritual guardian.