The Life of an Assassin in Skyrim (Character Build)
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Panthera
Don Gato
practicaly sneak attack with a dagger is the strongest attack in game... specialy if you obtain back stab gloves which dubles attack so you will have 30x... having armsman all 5 perks on it dubles also but it doesn't show it.
Bows makes also extrodinary damage when you upgrade it on legendary. I have glass bow(legendary) 75 damage + enchantments fire and frost 25 damage. The only thing is that multiplier doesn't count poisons and enchantments. So only damage from bow and arrow is multiplied. Which still a lot of damage.
For example my bow 3x 75 =225; 2x 25= 50; 225+50= 275 damge + when you add arrow damage and multiplay it 3x
Bows makes also extrodinary damage when you upgrade it on legendary. I have glass bow(legendary) 75 damage + enchantments fire and frost 25 damage. The only thing is that multiplier doesn't count poisons and enchantments. So only damage from bow and arrow is multiplied. Which still a lot of damage.
For example my bow 3x 75 =225; 2x 25= 50; 225+50= 275 damge + when you add arrow damage and multiplay it 3x
MrCostari
Member
Wow that is a lot of damage :O
But don't you get those weapons when you cleared pretty much all the dungeons and stuff?
It doesn't seems easy, finding an armor/weapon with the enchant you want + having a good trapped soul gem + having a good weapon/armour + having a high enough enchant level.
On which level did you started with good enchanting?
But don't you get those weapons when you cleared pretty much all the dungeons and stuff?
It doesn't seems easy, finding an armor/weapon with the enchant you want + having a good trapped soul gem + having a good weapon/armour + having a high enough enchant level.
On which level did you started with good enchanting?
Panthera
Don Gato
Ah ok, I don't like exploits or glitches, so I will play 100% legit
But which weapons you had on level 22? Daggers, arrows, bow?
And is it important to make good light armor?
I don't like it also, thats why I saved before using that glitch. But the thing is having everything lvl 100 doesn't mean much without perks, and you have limited perks. So more important is where you are going to put the perks.
Just like you said you need to clear alot of dungens to get levels. And here is the thing I get annoyed when it comes to clearing some area. And that is picking quest items without knowing or attacking quest essential NPC, and so on...
You just gave me idea for a new thread!
Thank you all who have participated in this thread.. it's been a wonderful help thus far.
I do have a question though. I've already done part of the Companions Guild quests and I'm able to turn into a werewolf. Is it ok if I go werewolf when plops hits the fan? Just in case my sneak/archery skills don't work out.
I do have a question though. I've already done part of the Companions Guild quests and I'm able to turn into a werewolf. Is it ok if I go werewolf when plops hits the fan? Just in case my sneak/archery skills don't work out.
The Balance
Own Face.
The total invisibility idea sounds pretty fun - I'd love to be able to try it, but shifted to my pure mage character as my main recently. I'll get back to the stealthy way of life sometime soon though
DirtySki
Premium Member
I dont see why not. If your gettin your hynie handed to you, use whatever means at your disposal. A good tactic would be to change & use the "power" button which does a howl attack that causes fear for around 60(?) seconds.
One thing you may want to keep in mind tho is that if you are seen changing by any npc's you will get a 1000 bounty. Theres a few this dont include such as some of the Companion guild (not all), auto-hostile npc's bandits etc.
The Balance
Own Face.
Yeah, you need to be careful who you change in front of - but when you're in a random dungeon and/or out adventuring away from town surviving by any means necessary is the law. Don't hesitate to whip out the big guns in order to prevent a load and lost time.
