In the Empire, the Thieves Guild is old and powerful, but here in Morrowind, the Thieves Guild is young and weak. The old and powerful criminal guild of Morrowind is the Camonna Tong. The Camonna Tong doesn't like the Thieves Guild. A lot. And the feeling is mutual.

They're like any trade guild, an organization of professionals, except the professionals are thieves and robbers and pickpockets and smugglers and other enterprising operators. They don't have public guild halls, but they do tend to gather at a single location -- usually a cornerclub or tradehouse -- in larger towns. Look for guild operatives in Balmora, Ald'ruhn, Sadrith Mora, and Vivec.

In the rest of the Empire, the Thieves Guild is a more-or-less organized group of local criminal syndicates governing illegal trade in their communities. Here in Morrowind, the Thieves Guild is the newcomer. The established local crime lords are called the Camonna Tong. The Thieves Guild doesn't advertise, partly because to avoid the law, and partly to avoid the Camonna Tong, who have sworn to destroy the upstart Thieves Guild. Sugar Lips Habasi over at the South Wall is the local Guild Boss.

Well, %PCRank, %PCName. Ahnassi greets you, with very great pleasure. And Ahnassi hopes you will come to her for training. Ahnassi thinks she would enjoy wrestling with you. Don't you think?

Have you read 'Honor Among Thieves' yet. Don't forget. And please don't forget Ahnassi, either.

No? You aren't in the Guild? That is not right. Ahnassi gives you a present, a copy of this book, 'Honor Among Thieves.' Read this book, as a favor to Ahnassi. No, please, take this gift. Ahnassi thanks you for brightening her day.

What's the word, %PCRank %PCName? I have nothing going right now. If you fancy some training, I could use some extra clink. And talk to Ahnassi. She's new, but she's Guild, and she's got the goods.

So. You've got a copy of 'Honor Among Thieves.' And maybe you can read. And maybe you're interested in the Thieves Guild. Let me make a suggestion. Go talk to Sugar Lips Habasi in the South Wall in Balmora. Be polite. And maybe you'll learn something you can't learn from books.

You're a likely looking case for jink or slink. Here. You can read, or find someone who can. It's a book. 'Honor Among Thieves.' Tells you about the Guild, its rules, who to talk to, where to go. And go talk to Sugar Lips Habasi in the South Wall in Balmora. Tell her I sent you. No thanks necessary. Just help the next guy, and we're even.

Well, I suppose if you were born yesterday, you might not know what the Thieves Guild is. Can you read? Then look for a copy of 'Honor Among Thieves.'

Welcome, %PCRank %PCName. I don't know who's in at the moment, but look around. And I'm not the best source for the latest gossip, either. Talk to the folks who've been out there, they know what's hot.

Sure. I know folks from the Thieves Guild. And yes, they come here from time to time. And why not? Ask around. Mind your manners, though. I want no trouble in my tradehouse.

Well, yes, folks say they have a guild, like weavers and mages. And it might be that some of my patrons have fallen afoul of the law from time to time. But it's none of my business, now, is it?

No. Addhiranirr is not talking about this with you, because Addhiranirr is very angry with you.

It is just is a social club. We like the finer things in life. Those who join this club, they must know how to get the finer things in life. We are like other guilds, so we get deals on training, on goods, and on services. The Guild Stewards? They know the finer things in life very well, and know where to find them. Addhiranirr must tell you, though. There is war between Thieves Guild and Camonna Tong. Addhiranirr is loyal to the Guild, but Addhiranirr thinks maybe the Guild is losing this war.

Yes, %PCRank? What do you need to know?

Any jobs or leads for me, %PCRank?

Why are you asking me? Maybe you'd like to join the Thieves Guild?

They're much like any trade guild, I suppose. Why are you asking me?

As everyone knows, the Thieves Guild is at war with the Camonna Tong. The Thieves Guild is the new gang in town, and the Camonna Tong, the old gang, wants the Thieves Guild dead. It's a mess. You don't want to get involved.

It isn't easy to find out where Thieves Guild members meet. For obvious reasons. You have to look around, and talk to the right people.

It isn't easy to find out where Thieves Guild members meet. For obvious reasons. You have to look around, and talk to the right people.

It isn't easy to find out where Thieves Guild members meet. For obvious reasons. You have to look around, and talk to the right people.

The Thieves Guild doesn't have public guild halls, but they do tend to gather at a single location -- usually a cornerclub or tradehouse -- in larger towns. Look for guild operatives in Balmora, Ald'ruhn, Sadrith Mora, and the Foreign Quarter of Vivec.

The Thieves Guild doesn't have public guild halls, but they do tend to gather at a single location -- usually a cornerclub or tradehouse -- in larger towns. Look for guild operatives in Balmora, Ald'ruhn, Sadrith Mora, and the Foreign Quarter of Vivec.

The Thieves Guild doesn't have public guild halls, but they do tend to gather at a single location -- usually a cornerclub or tradehouse -- in larger towns. Look for guild operatives in Balmora, Ald'ruhn, Sadrith Mora, and the Foreign Quarter of Vivec.

The Thieves Guild is just like any other trade guild, an organization of craftsmen and professionals.

The Thieves Guild is just like any other trade guild, an organization of craftsmen and professionals.

The Thieves Guild is just like any other trade guild, an organization of craftsmen and professionals.

In the Empire, the Thieves Guild is old and powerful, but here in Morrowind, the Thieves Guild is young and weak. The old and powerful criminal guild of Morrowind is the Camonna Tong. The Camonna Tong doesn't like the newcomers, and threatens to destroy the Thieves Guild.