Maybe they don't donate as much to charity as they claim to.
They may continually strive to be LG, but they do occasionally falter. The next 4 leaders believe in the LG cause, and strive to maintain the LG nature of the town, but they recognize their own inherent flaws and weaknesses. These are the people who seem also fictional even to people who know them personally. They are truly and utterly committed, in body mind & soul, to the cause of law & goodness. At best, maybe 4 of them are the "True Believers". Let's say there are a dozen "LG" people running this town. So the idea that you could find enough "perfectly LG" people to administrate an entire town is just laughable. Even the most devout, most ardent, and most faithful LG paladin is not LG all the time. I would contend that a town run by a group of LG people would absolutely have a thieve's guild, but that the leaders of the ThG would be some of the same ALLEGEDLY LG people who serve as the leaders of the town. The mod could do with some fixes but is nevertheless quite cool if you want more RP options (especially for Robin Hood typed but not only that).Ī similar but different option is that only does the first part (less evil ways to join) without the robinhoodesque quest (and the annoying dialogue).When considering the existence of a thieve's guild in a LG town, one would tend to assume that the thieve's guild and the LG town leaders are two completely separate, opposed, and even antagonistic sets of people. And finally, you can buy back your soul from Nocturnal by giving dragon souls in its place. Even before that you have some less submissive dialogue option when you talk to her. At the end you also have stuff to blackmail Maven so she's not really in charge of the Guild.
You can hand money to people (I wish it was just for beggars, the way it is done is really annoying), but you also receive letters from people in distress who needs stuff stolen from nasty people (I think you can retrieve some documents in Ulfric's room on behalf of some Dunmer, an overpriced medicine for someone's kid etc). Additionally, when you pick up a book inside the Ragged Flagon, you start a quest to restore the old honour of the TG. You can also choose to focus missions on one city to speed up things (not especially good guy-related but very useful). You can "accidentally" mess up the plan so that nobody gets poisoned at Honningbrew Meadery All these are optional and require high speech. You get the option not to destroy the beehives You can pay people's debts instead of bullying them Instead of stealing the ring and framing Brand-Shei you can just reverse-pickpocket him a vaguely threatening message
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