Books - Worth In Gold Options

[Wurlon]

So after you collect, mod and do all the books and such, what will they be worth? I just remembered that books in morrowind had varied prices, from 25-1000 gold I believe. And I wanted to know are you guys going to price them all equally or by length?As I don't want a person next to me with a two page story have a book worth 225 gold where mine is a five page story worth 75, get the picture?

Just a curious thought/question/interrogation.

This post has been edited by Wurlon: Sep 4 2005, 09:33 PM

[Wurlon]

Here's an idea, you check out the books (or just take them from the shelves, as it automatically goes into a magical book-check list thingy that the statue of Troika has) and if you don't return it in seven days they send an assassin who says you need to pay 2000 gold, or kill him. Then every day after that day the amount of assassin that come grow at an exponetial rate, so sooner or later you'll have 12 assassins banging at your door. Oh and after two weeks of not paying you have to pay 10,000. My advice? read the books in the library

In fact , you could have it so if you pick up a book and walk the whole place becomes filled with flin crazied nord assassins.

This post has been edited by Wurlon: Sep 5 2005, 09:01 PM

[raithen]

Here's an idea, you check out the books (or just take them from the shelves, as it automatically goes into a magical book-check list thingy that the statue of Troika has) and if you don't return it in seven days they send an assassin who says you need to pay 2000 gold, or kill him. Then every day after that day the amount of assassin that come grow at an exponetial rate, so sooner or later you'll have 12 assassins banging at your door. Oh and after two weeks of not paying you have to pay 10,000. My advice? read the books in the library

In fact , you could have it so if you pick up a book and walk the whole place becomes filled with flin crazied nord assassins.

Would a library realy be in possesion of that many assasins?


Up in flames, you say, Troika. Up in flames...