Illusion - Quiet Casting is a huge priority with this build because it'll affect Whirlwind Sprint.Īlteration - You can't buy the Ash spells until a certain perk is unlocked. Pickpocket - Make sure you don't abuse ash shell, otherwise this skill won't gain exp, and you'd miss out on awesome perks like Misdirection. OneHanded - Critical Charge can be used to double your sneak multiplier with Maces, so it can be a good stand-in for Assassin's Blade if sneak is leveling more slowly than One Handed. Nearly every single one of these perks is useful. Sneak - This is a character built around sneak. See Tips/Tricks for details on acquiring this item. This is how we replicate the Levitation spell from Morrowind. A general rule of thumb is that your primary (right hand) should be daggers for stealth and maces for combat.Īrmor - Nightingale Hood, Ebony Mail, Nordic Carved Gloves, Nordic Carved BootsĪlternatively, a Daedric Helmet will make for a complete set of heavy armor, and/or Cicero's Gloves and Deadric Boots sub in well if you want the sneak multiplier. Remember that it matters which hand your weapons are in. Weapons - Mehrunes Razor, Mace of Molag Bal (Though reaching them unnoticed is a whole different ballgame.) Spells - Mayhem, Pacify, Invisibility, Telekinesis, Ash Shell, Ash RuneĬalm spells are for interacting with citizens and shopkeepers when you have a bounty. This shout has a very unique function that will be elaborated on in Special Tactics. Even if it's just to escape after a Smoke Bomb. Never underestimate the covert potential of Water Breathing. Skills - Sneak, One Handed, Pickpocket, Illusion, Alteration, BlockĮverything you'll need to be the perfect assassin. Or whatever your personal Cloak and Dagger character stats would normally be. Even after obtaining expert illusion spells, the 0 mana cost of the Shadow Stone can be very useful. This character is the ultimate Shadow Scale, so naturally they'd be an Argonian.īefore you can cast it yourself, this stone will turn you invisible once per day. Only then will we know the tranquility that only his vast emptiness can provide. It's for this reason that Shadow Striders sew chaos wherever they go to facilitate the entropic decay of existence and hasten our return to Sithis. Non-existence is the natural state of all things, and until we stop struggling against our true nature we will never know peace. Shadow Striders believe that Mundus is simply a part of the Void that is astray from itself, and the chaotic nature of life is due to it's slow return to nothingness. He is the Void from which the world was created, and entropy is all of existence longing to be returned to him. Sithis is all these things for he is the aspect of great change in all its forms. He is the light at the break of day and the chilling darkness at the fall of night. In Archon, you were taught that Sithis is both creator and destroyer, life bringer and death dealer. Much of their teachings are based on the belief that Sithis is a much more complex entity than the rest of the brotherhood realises. Instead of listening to the Hand, Shadow Striders are all capable of speaking with the Night Mother directly. This distaste for rules even extends to the Five Tenants. This lead to the myth that some in the dark brotherhood could walk across the shadows themselves. They were called the Shadow Striders because the group actively denounces structure in the name of chaos, which includes following laws like the Levitation Act. You are the last member of a sect of the dark brotherhood kept secret even from The Hand. If you're looking for a solid, familiar feeling character who's got a few tricks up his sleeve, then it's a really fun build. I use some well known exploits like Klimmek's Supplies to replicate my favorite aspect of being an assassin in Morrowind, but also discovered a few cool (albeit small) new things like making Maces silent and giving Daggers a stagger effect.
#Dark runner dual dagger upgrade
So, as an exercise I decided I was going to revamp and upgrade it based on how much I've learned about Character Building.
It was also my default playthrough of both Morrowind and Skyrim as well. This is basically my personal character, the one I've been playing since I first picked up Oblivion.
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