Game: The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

You will get no further until you get the paper.

It is better to suffer evil than to commit it.

The best way to achieve your goal is to make other to remove those who oppose you.

When a dog is beaten, he will lick the hand of the one who feeds it, even if it is fed garbage.

Grab the luck by the hand. If you see an opportunity, try to use it. If you have the opportunity to turn a profit, take it. But do not chase the money.

Not too hurry in his travels. Stop, look around, get experience. Road for and given, to know ourselves and the world around them.

The sun and moon follow the day and night, but what will change the mind?

How to determine that the task is too difficult? Good question. So for me, I look at three things: location, opponents, and cost. First, if you need to go far, it's bad. If it ruins the Daedra of the Dunmer or fortress, or tower of the Telvanni, it's bad. If you need to go far to the North or red Mountain, this is bad. Second, if the enemy is strong, it's bad. The Daedra are bad. Vampires are bad. The wizards of Telvanni, too bad. Thirdly, if the reward is too fat is also not very good. No one will give you a bag of gold for a simple walk in the Park.

Victory in battle is only the least kind of victory. Victory without battle is the Acme of skill.

The preservation of their power is another key to victory. A demonstration of power before the fight is a sign of inexperience.

The sage, who hid his best saying, we should cut off their hands: for he is a thief and stole someone else's wisdom.

Do not tell my Slippers.

The time and location of each of the Feat is determined by Fate. But if you don't come Hero, no Feat.

We are watching you, jerk!