Morrowind:Reputation

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Reputation is an attribute representing your renown in the world. You earn reputation by the deeds you do while completing quests and your reputation can only increase, never decrease. The higher your reputation is, the more friendly people will be towards you, resulting in easier persuasion, lower vendor prices, and just generally nicer responses from people. (Yes, the Ordinators will eventually stop calling you "scum" every time you walk by them.) Additionally, 50 Reputation is one of the requirements to enable a possible shortcut in the Main Quest.

[edit] Faction Reputation

Separate from your general Reputation are your Faction Reputations with the various Factions in the game. Unlike general Reputation, these can both increase and decrease. Generally, performing quests for one faction will raise your Faction Reputation for that faction. There are a few quests where in addition to this increase, you will get lower reputation with another group. (E.g. performing Mages Guild quests will increase your Mages Guild Reputation, but may lower your Reputation with House Telvanni.) Additionally, you may lose Reputation in factions of which you are a member if you fail quests (killing the person you were supposed to protect, etc.). Your Faction Reputation is used to modify your general Reputation when talking to members of any faction.

[edit] Quests

This is a list of all quests that will increase your general Reputation.

[edit] Main Quest

Total: 42


[edit] House Hlaalu

Total: 17

[edit] House Redoran

Total: 13

[edit] House Telvanni

Total: 18

[edit] Imperial Cult

Total: 20

[edit] Tribunal Temple

Total: 14

[edit] Morag Tong

Total: 12

[edit] Imperial Legion

Total: 1

[edit] Mages Guild

Total: 14

[edit] Other Quests

Total: 22

* These points can be earned without being a member of the faction that gives the quest.

Grand Total: 173

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