LethalVector

I see. Yes that would be very OP if that occurred. Especially when looking at an assassination NB who could just stack assassination abilities to get an ungodly amount of crit and crit damage.

Ah I see. You were referring to buffs. Not actual passive abilities you spend skill points on. That makes more sense.

It sounded as if you were discussing passives bring on the hot bar? That Just doesn't sound correct, or make any sense at all seeeing as the hotbar is for ACTIVE ABILITIES. if you have to slot passives that's just stupid as hell

For me is the lore, environment, and nostalgia of being a dark elf. I love morrowind and the tribunal. The lore and environment is my favorite in all of the game. And the dark nature of the Dunmer relate with me. They are believers in the ends justify the means and the darker parts of life. And more importantly I agree with the ebonheart pact (plus I love their colors). But mainly I simply DO NOT like the look of the beast races. Never have since day 1. I will min max the shit outa my character in every way possible except my race. The Dunmer nightblade is just who I am per say. Even if I envy your khajiit passives

Great House MilitiaGreat House Militia is a guild formed out of Dunmer tradition and lore. It's basis is the military power of the Grand Council of Morrowind. The Grand Council of Morrowind is the Council of all the great houses, and we are the combined military strength of all the houses. No matter your political affiliation, religious views, or house, we will accept you into the ranks if you support he great houses. We also take into our ranks our allies to the north and south who take an interest in fighting for the support of our Great Houses. Now that that RP background is over let's jump straight into it. This guild is looking for members who are mature and serious in PvE as well as PvP. Founding members are expected to hold and progressively train their professions for the betterment of the guild economy. If you are interested in competitive and selective end game PvP and PvE guild with a strong economy this is the guild for you. Class knowledge is essential for players, and research is highly advisable for the betterment of your characters. We understand that some has their own playstyle and will respect your choices, however if they are lacking in usefulness you may be promoted to speak to your class officer for improvement if you want to participate in end game PvE. I am looking forward to having our own keep, and hopefully start a vibrant economy for ourselves by using our professions to sell our wears. That is why founding members must be invested in their professions. As demanding as this sounds really this is going to be a laid back guild that has a strong presence in PvP with hopefully progression into adventure zones. Leave guild drama at the door, and come have a good time. One requirement is being mature, but also having a good time (adult humor and jokes, being able to laugh at ourselves and such). This is not a kid friendly environment, curse words are allowed In guild chat and adult themes/ jokes might be on display a lot. This is also not a RP guild, but we are happy to accept any and all RPers into our family. If this guild sounds appealing to you, then please leave your responses and questions below. Let's get this guild off the ground people!

Yeah I can see the group applications with shade and agony. My build is a very selfish one, but I think it makes up for it in raw burst.fIf the enemy does fast enough they can't hurt anyone else plus with strife on a target, and life steal + power in your daggers will allow you to take a few enemies in you while staying sustainable. Oh yeah I almost forgot! You need dual daggers. +10% sexy crit. That is going to be your best friend as a mainly assassination NB. Especially with flurry and assassin's blade.

Interesting. Keep I'm mind though that death strike will provide more crit and crit damage because of passive assassination abilities, and I would take it over EoF. In a PvE situation though I would still keep haste and SS on your hot bars for DW. Makes it easier to refule and get back in with the flurry and assassin's blade spams. I would also keep strife in there just for the siphoning passive of gaining ultimate, and the small heal/DoT.On a side note I do agree that khajiit is the class to be if you are truly trying to min/max the hell out of your NB. But I simply can't bring myself to separate from my beloved dark elf. I have played one since morrowind. Plus I think the 3% magika and stam regen will help out with the NB's high demand on both resources. But the khajiit have pretty much all NB passives, especially that sexy extra crit and crit damage *drool*

Thanks for the tips! You bring up some very good points. Doesn't look like I will have to change my bow bar PvE into PvP then. I wasn't planning on going straight into the fray that much in PvP, but I see your point that it will be unavoidable at some point. You also raised the fact of resource management with haste and SS, and the more I think about it, you're right. My DW bar is very magika nd stam intensive, and it would be nice to get my resources back after a 1v1.

Dunmer NB/DW+bow/Medium -PvEDW:FlurryAssassin's bladeHasteSiphoning strikesStrifeDeath strokeBow:Mark targetVolleySnipeHasteSiphoning strikesUltimate - undecidedThe strategy for this build is to utilize the DW as main focus, however the bow provides necessary AOE and ranged dps when melee is simply too dangerous. Haste and siphoning strikes are in both hotbars for magika and stam regeneration. Simply pop haste, turn on siphoning strikes, and basic attack away to get your resources back. I also included strife on my main bar for DoT purposes, and because of the passive skill in siphoning that gives ultimate every time a siphoning ability does damage. Before boss fights I would have my bow out first and mark the target, then switch back to melee DW. I would always keep strike up, and burst with flurry until both resource pools are very low. At which point I turn on haste and siphoning strikes to get back up, and awards continue bursting again. This would continue until assassin's blade reaches it's point where it recieves it's damage increase, and then spam that and flurry for as long as I can. Death stroke would be used when ultimate is maxed for maximum damage and single target dps.PvP build - same weapons and armor but different hotbars (same character)DW:Veiled strikeFlurryAssassin's bladeTeleport strikeShadow cloakDeath strokeBow:Mark targetSnipeCrippleAgonyStrifeThis PvP build is slightly different, but has much adaptability. The main focus is on DW if it is possible to get in range and burst down the target relentlessly while also stun locking them as much as possible. No matter what I would start out with my bow and mark the target. In a typical scenario I would then switch to DW and veiled strike the target if at all possible, if not then teleport strike will suffice. While the target is stunned I will get in as many flurries as I can to bring their health down. As soon as the stun ends I would shadow cloak and veiled strike them again, again flurrying them. By this point they should be at very low health and be susceptible to assassin's blade. Death stroke would also be a good finisher if assassin's blade drains magika too low, and would still give magika upon the target's death because it is an assassination ability. Now in a realistic scenario his ranged buddy might be very pissed off that I killed his friend, and start attacking me. This is when I would switch over to my bow, Mark his ass, and DoT him up with strife and cripple. Agony could be used by itself in an oh shit type scenario if I need to get away or if I need to gain resources. It could be used to even get closer without them dealing damage to me, but them getting hurt in the process. After his friend is DoTed up I would switch back to DW and teleport strike to him, repeating single target melee strategy. You may be asking why I have snipe on my bow action bar. This is for an alternative plan if I am with a group of nightblades. We would sneak into hostile areas and take out high priority targets by stealthing, marking the target's, and sniping all at once. This might be a glass canon build but I like to view it as they can't hurt you if they can't see you, that's why there is so much emphasis on shadow cloak and veiled strikeThanks to everyone who stuck around and read it all! Please comment with any questions or criticism if you have any, I would be happy to respond. Tell me what you guys think.

Hey guys. Been a lurker here for a little while and decided to make an account. Why will I play? I have played since morrowind and been hooked on TES games. I am also a huge MMO player. So this will combine both things that I love.