One of the key features in the questing environment of The Elder Scrolls games is the personal choice of morality, the decision the player can make when approaching an event, be it aiding a mortally wounded hunter or a scheming beggar who asks a simple "favour". The choices may end up being reflected in what dialogue other NPCs greet you with, what guilds or cults you are associated with and even just what you as a player gets defined as. This is one feature that will be carried over into The Elder Scrolls Online.
So I ask, what path will you choose:
Will you plan to follow the road of glory in helping those in need?
Will you walk the path of deceit, plots, thievery and murder?
Will you try to walk in between the path of righteousness and evil?
Or will you just simply decide as you go and make your choices on a whim with little thought?
Forgiveness or revenge?
Share your character(s)-to-be moral opinions, and a little of their background to give it a bit of depth.
Bonus question: From the TESO press event a few months ago we heard of a particular quest where the character gets to decide the fate of a wicked old lady on the island of Stros M'kai. The choice is to give her the antidote to the poison she has ingested or give her what she sowed. Which choice will you make?
I plan to play as an Orsimer who holds few grudges against others. He will hold those accountable for what they have done, those who lay bruised and with blood on their hands will meet their makers just as those which charge at him with weapons in their hands and death in their eyes also will. Survival of the fittest is the name of the game.