spoiler Lord Dace and the Surface cast (Dwarf Noble)

[Umberstone]

At the beginning of the Dwarf Noble origin, Lord Dace ask you to support the return of all rights to Dwarfs that have gone to the surface, but you find out it is part of a scheme. If you don't support Lord Daces plan will it have conciseness later in the game after you have gone to the surface?

[RustyBlade]

There is no real consequence either way. From the wiki:

 

So it falls to the Dwarf Noble to decide whether they should help Lord Dace in his scheme for a paltry amount of money that might in the end make House Aeducan repay House Dace, or if they want to publicly humiliate him among the other nobles. Additionally, the Dwarf Noble can choose to partake in an Honor Proving against Lord Dace's son. It's a fight to the death, and Lord Dace will apologize and leave to mourn his son.

 

So you can either get the 25 gold or the xp for killing Dace's son. The plot line ends there.

[riverdaleswhiteflash]

There is no real consequence either way. From the wiki:

 

So it falls to the Dwarf Noble to decide whether they should help Lord Dace in his scheme for a paltry amount of money that might in the end make House Aeducan repay House Dace, or if they want to publicly humiliate him among the other nobles. Additionally, the Dwarf Noble can choose to partake in an Honor Proving against Lord Dace's son. It's a fight to the death, and Lord Dace will apologize and leave to mourn his son.

 

So you can either get the 25 gold or the xp for killing Dace's son. The plot line ends there.

 

The 25 gold is kind of trivial anyway: if you're thinking ahead, it doesn't really matter since the thing with Gorim's great rates buying your stuff means I ended that playthrough with about 600 gold (or was it 400? I don't remember), and if you're RPing it doesn't matter because even if you don't have any money on you, you're supposed to be one of the richest people in Orzammar: it's just that you pay using a bank account.