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*Their armor cannot be looted. |
*Their armor cannot be looted. |
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| − | *if the Dragon orb has a follower who can reanimate a dead assassin, after he turns into a pile of dust, his armor and equipment can be looted! |
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*They can be triggered even if the [[Last Dragonborn|Dragonborn]] has begun the Dark Brotherhood questline. |
*They can be triggered even if the [[Last Dragonborn|Dragonborn]] has begun the Dark Brotherhood questline. |
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*They prefer to [[Dual Wielding|dual wield]]. |
*They prefer to [[Dual Wielding|dual wield]]. |
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Revision as of 12:56, 2 March 2018
- For other uses, see Dark Brotherhood Assassin.
Dark Brotherhood Assassins are enemies that appear in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Interactions
The assassins may appear as random encounters when traveling in the wilds, and can be of any race. They will attack without any warning. Killing them allows the Dark Brotherhood Assassin's Note to be looted.
Triggers
- After blackmailing the steward of either Markarth or Riften.
- After stealing from a person.
- Being seen attacking or killing an NPC unprovoked.
- Randomly encountered before the Dark Brotherhood questline and the quest "Destroy the Dark Brotherhood!".
Trivia
- Their armor cannot be looted.
- They can be triggered even if the Dragonborn has begun the Dark Brotherhood questline.
- They prefer to dual wield.
- They wear light armor, and move quickly.
- They are muffled because of their boots, and tend to backstab.
- They can be noticed attempting to hide many yards away, and approached to initiate combat, similar to a sabre cat.
- Many of these assassins are Argonians or Khajiit.
- They sometimes spawn in pairs.