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Okay, time to fess up, what constitutes the most "immoral" thing you have ever done in Morrowind? You can list more than one incident if you want.

Beyond the fact that my character is a thief, which does suggest a certain moral laxitude, I tend to stay a relatively "good" path. For example, I don't attack unless attacked first, and I never kill for items.
Last night though, I ended up doing a couple of things that felt a little dirty ..

I found myself quite short of cash, and I wanted to play at breeding horses with the Pegas Ranch mod. So, although I generally make a rule of not doing this, I decided to exploit the old filling common soul gems trick and selling them off to Creeper. Since I use Sri's, I created three "Summon Scamp," potions, duly summoned the little beggers, trapped their souls, and delivered them to Creeper, not that he seemed to mind paying for the souls of his deceased compatriots.

I also use the Partners mod, and I had not really explored many of the options, so I was a bit curious. My character found herself a big strapping Nord to play with, asked him to "be her partner," and then proceeded to learn that she could use her charms to.. ahem "increase her disposition" with any of the male Companion NPCs added by the mod.... while the poor Nord looked on... Afterwards, she left the Nord standing around in Caldera in a thunderstorm while she went off to find adventure with a different Partner

Yeah, I know, tame stuff, but what can I say, I think too much about my actions on occasion

Any other confessions?

Well. Sometimes, when i get bored with a character, i just run around on a killing spree. I kill ordinators in vivec, i go to forts and kill everything moving. And finally, i go to every highly-populated area around. Then kill everything. I dont know what makes kill a bazzillion people so fulfilling, but it does.

well

When i start a new character i go get a strong artifact weapon, like goldbrand or that weightless hammer then i do what i like to call 'assassin harvesting' to build up my cash and skills. I sleep till a dark brotherhood guy attacks then head to mourn hold. then i go to the DB base, kill the 12 assassins there, go back to the sewers, dump the gear then sleep. lather rinse repeat. then i go mark the armorer store in mournhold and go back to the huge pile of weapons/armor i left in the sewer and teleport back with all the gear. it's a quick and easy way to make insane amounts of cash without cheating. that particular store is now stocked with 96 of every part of dark brotherhood armor

when i had tribunal i killed the king and his guards,and then i killed that shiny high ordinator guy.

Well.. as my argonian walked to city of Tel Vos.. he had fough for last two weeks and even that he is as noble as anyone else could be.. in his dirty clothes and broken armor he saw one pie on window... he stole it.. but later he returned and put 20.000 septims on that window.. so the pie maker wouldn't be so sad for her pie.

But as for evil thing... depends on character.. on other characters i have killed like everyone in Hlaalu and Telvanni towns.. and half from Redodoran towns. But my Argonian wont kill ashlanders. (even if attacked first)

With my honourable Redoran Crusader I dressed up in expensive clothes, and invested in a new bow, some arrows, darts and throwing knives I snuck around in Balmora (holding my throwing knives, which looked cool) to get to Caius Cosades. I think I got seen by the woman walking around the area, I went in to get my mission from Caius, then I went outside and killed the woman with my trusty knives. I disposed of her corpse and hid her clothes, I believe I saw someone on a roof near the river, I pretended that the person who lived in the house which was next to where I killed the woman heard me killing her. I went into his house in Hlaalu armour and slew him.

I pretended he spoke about the noise he heard with his friends and that I hadn't been careful enough getting to Caius, that I had been seen which soon enough I learned to be true. I went to the roof where I had seen a shadowy figure, there was no-one there. I waited. I waited some more. An orc came up, I offered him a cigar, he politely refused. I killed him. With his dying breath he said Rararyn Radyrs the loyal servant of Lord Dagoth knew about my affiliation with Caius, and that Balyn Omavel a Morag Tong member who was secretly doing freelance killing was going to assasinate Caius.

I lured Balyn into an undervisited bit of the slums with my amazing influential skills which seemed to make the most mild-mannered person want to kill me and killed him with my trusty crossbow. Then I waited till night and slunk into the bit of town which I knew Rararyn regularly crossed. Killing him was hard to do with so many people near him, but I killed him and bribed the guards.

I knew I had to kill the other dreamers, so without further ado, their corpses littered the gutters and the guards purses fattened noticably. There was some talk however of mysterious disappearances, no one much cared since they were all nobodies, but when Boramas Tyravel in his highly protected manor disappeared, Balmora was rife with rumours.

Over the next few weeks many people disappeared leaving the good citizens ( ) of Balmora in fear. And that my friends is where the story ends

I agreed to take one of them naked Nords with me to find his beloved axe. I got tired of him because he got stuck behind rocks and fences all the time so I left him. Naked in the rain.
After that I travelled all over Vvardenfell, did more quests than I could count, finished the main quest, Bloodmoon and Tribunal.
Then I returned to Caldera to look up the Creeper and guess who was still standing there, butt naked in yet another rainstorm..?

That happened with me, concerning a merchant who needed protection as he traveled. I started accross a foot bridge, and he just ran around the other side, before plunging into the river below and vanishing. I never bothered to see what had happened to him. My character isn't callous, but there are some NPCs whose genetic code clearly isn't needed by their respective races.

Lol, good one Fable That happened to me too, there is this nord in Mournhold who wants you to find his small wood elf friend what'shisnameorwhateverhisnameis who reads books to him and was fond of his giant hulking friend. I couldn't get him to stop following me, and when I was going to the dark brotherhoods lair, he got stuck in the water, and ages ago I came back and I saw a skeleton where he was! Gosh was that a shock, it was a skeleton warrior.

well i feel kinda bad about this

i had my knight, who is the highest rank of the imperial legion, set off for Solstheim to help the new colony grow.

he was using the Chrysamere, The Lord's Mail, and the rest of his armor was Templar armor. i wanted an upgrade so i had him take a LOT of ebony from the colonies mine and used that to make ebony armor in Mournhold.

and when i did the quest about the missing ebony i got kinda scared...

I took off all of my clothes (except for my undies) and went up to a guard. I turned around so my back was facing him. Then I crouched up and down. Over and over again as if I were giving him a... specific dance

@Raumoheru,
ROFL! That is classic!

@Maxi,
hmm... I don't know that I'd be mooning anyone, let alone the guards (not really my kind of thing), but in your case, you ought to try one of the nude plugins, for real roleplaying impact.