Tove the Unrestful is a Nord commoner living in Bliss, New Sheoth. He seeks your help in finding calipers and tongs to build a skyboat with. Tove seems to have trouble understanding the laws of the physical world, along with the concept of time, or maybe he understands it better than anyone. Tove is true to his name, having a very busy lifestyle. He spends very little time sleeping, only taking a quick four hour nap at 2am in his upstairs bedroom, making sure to lock his upstairs door to prevent any unexpected guests. At 6am he rises, going through the door connecting his house and Books of Bliss to visit his flirtatious neighbor, Sontaire, for two hours, sometimes eating if he has any food on him. At 8am he returns to his house, unlocking the door to allow visitors access. At midday he goes to The Choosy Beggar for two hours of socializing, again only eating if he has food in his inventory. As long as neither The Cold Flame of Agnon or Ritual of Accession is running, he will go to the Sacellum Arden-Sul at 4pm for two hours of worship. When he returns home he enjoys a two hour dinner on the bottom floor of his house. He spends all his spare time working on his boat, either hammering at it with his axe or examining it. If you enjoyed this video please consider subscribing: http://bit.ly/2D9NKHK or if you want to support the channel in a more personal way, consider using the Super Thanks below the video next to the like bar. Diablo Lore Books: https://www.amazon.com/shop/gameloredash?listId=18WN7L7VJYA5B -------❤️❤️❤️ Let's Connect On Social Media❤️❤️❤️---------- ? Twitter: https://twitter.com/gameloredash ? Instagram: https://instagram.com/gameloredash ? Facebook: https://facebook.com/gameloredash ?️?️?️ Join the fellow Game Lore Junkies on Discord: https://discord.gg/CZQ3BcMe2H My YouTube Gaming/Recording rig: https://www.amazon.com/shop/gameloredash Hey, you made it this far! Thank you for watching, make sure to come back & say hi before you leave... its not safe to go alone... ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5_IETXtKE8

The Sand People of Tatooine, have cultivated a fierce albeit complex reputation in the Star Wars universe. From their first on screen appearance, attacking a young Luke Skywalker & company. To the vicious slaughter of their own Tusken camp, at the hands of a retribution seeking Anakin Skywalker, Due to the brutal mauling & torture his mother faced, in their care. Ostensibly the Tusken raiders, appeared as …well, mindless raiders, living up to their namesake. Yet, in other media such as legends & most recently in The Book of Boba Fett, the sand people have been shown as more than mindless animals. Instead garnering new found fans enamored by the proud ways of the nomadic clan & newly shared familial bonds. However, in this video, I wish to delve into a particular incident in Knights of the Old Republic, in which you can choose to kill, or aid the Sand people… and outline an argument as to why wiping out every member therein, is the most humane course of action. Part 3. The Tusken threat To form the argument of why the Sand People need to be stopped, we must first explore who wants to stop them & why. When heading into Anchorhead & meeting the local Czerka representative, she will be seen arguing with a Duros about a Sand people problem. IN fact, you cannot even leave Anchorhead without a hunting license as it is deemed too dangerous for anyone to venture into the desert wastes, as Sand Poeple hunting parties have been butchering the local miners. The czerka representative then offer a sizeable bounty for Gaffi sticks to eliminate the Tuskens Reflexively this seems to be an ethically repugnant task, bulldozing the natives out of the way so Czerka can harvest more resources. Congruently, the Czerka have been seen on multiple worlds as an amoral entity; not only are they allied with the Sith, but they frequently use underhanded means for their ends, such as stealing from rivals, acting on purely financial motivations, employing the use of violence and slavery, hiring mercenaries, smuggling weapons, etc. And will often ask the player to perform some jobs which would generally be considered "dirty". Hence why, outside the office is a local duros who was seen inside arguing with the local representative, informs you that there is a peaceful solution urging you to parlay with the natives. Superficially, this seems like the no brainer, save the poor desert dwellers, net well earned lightside points, right? RIGHT? Historically, an ongoing motif in Star Wars is those who side with Nature eventually triumph over those who try & abuse science & machinery for the advancement of their evil empire. So, we have established the Czerka are generally evil & openly instruct you to wipe the natives of the land… which begs the question: how could on ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w6DQuB99y4