Actually give a unique texture for the Dram. The Warlords (Tribunal): For each of the targets that you have to assassinate.Īdditions to consider in future updates (I do not promise that there will be future updates, but if there will be, then I would like to implement these things):
Liberate the Limeware: If you side with Alarvyne Indalas. The Drunken Bounty Hunter: If you side with Daric Bielle. Rabinna's Inner Beauty: If you deliver Rabinna, or she dies on the way, but you deliver the Moon Sugar to Vorar Helas. For the sake of those who want to have an easier time, I have also added one particular noble NPC who collects ancient coins, she would exchange your Drams for their nominal value, but only in bulks.įor now, I didn't want this mod to be over the top, so you can get Drams for the following quests:
You can sell it to the merchants of the game, however, depending on your mercantile skill, and disposition you might not get the nominal value of your Drams. The value of one Dram in this mod is one Imperial gold. Whether they do it out of ideological reasons (they do not want to use the n'wah money) or they scam you (an outlander n'wah) by giving you worthless junk, is up to your interpretation. Mostly native Dunmer, who are xenophobic and hate the Empire, and members of the criminal underworld. This mod adds Drams into the game, and *some* NPCs would offer Drams as quest rewards instead of gold. Well, according to a text by MK, the Dunmer used a currency named "Dram" before Imperial gold was introduced. How comes that there is gold, with the face of Tiber Septim and the Imperial Dragon everywhere, when there was a time when Morrowind was not part of the Empire? What did they use before that? Why are there Dwemer coins in Dwemer ruins, but no old Dunmer coins in ancestral tombs and similar? A discussion topic that comes up very frequently concerning the lore of Morrowind is the question of currencies.
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