I usually play thieves for the most of my games, but I like to be creative in my thievery.

My favorite tactic is to leave a single gold coin in place of every item I steal, when you clear 100k+ from a single house vault in Vivec a few coins is meaningless.

Plus, it's more of a burn than leaving the chest or shelf empty.

"Hey, where did my ebony longsword go-"

*picks up coin*

"Filthy s'wit"

So what's your favorite antisocial MW practice?

I like to kill quest givers who send me on errands which garner poor rewards... It bothers me to run an errand for someone when they don't give me due compensation afterward.

As for your practice of leaving coins everywhere, I'd be careful with that. Leaving items laying around like that can cause an enormous save file, which can cause your game to crash much more often. I know it's all just for the roleplaying, but I think the developers didn't plan on people doing some of the things people try to do in Morrowind(like attempting to fill a house with one of every item in the game).

One time there was a quest where you had to cure a guy. You could either cure him yourself or take him to a healer in Ald'ruhn.

I cured him, but only got 30 Gold.

I don't like killing people for no reason though.

I like to use the soul trap glitch with a summoning spell to make an army of ever-lasting creatures and raid cities, revive the people with the console, and let my minions destroy them once more..if that counts as antisocial.