The Thieves Guild is for those interested in the arts of stealth, thievery, and persuasion. The Thieves Guild in Oblivion might be one of the first guilds the player hears about since there are wanted signs scattered around the Imperial City featuring their leader, the Gray Fox. They may ask you to complete a quest, which varies depending on the hall, but otherwise, welcome to the fighters guild. Talk to whoever the head of the hall happens to be and ask to join the guild. But the player can only properly join the guild at the halls in Anvil, Cheydinal, or Chorrol (pictured above). The place to go for those looking to be warriors, the quests given by the Fighters Guild have a heavy focus on the art of combat, specifically melee combat.Įvery city but Kvatch and the Imperial City have Fighters Guild halls.
Say the phrase “Sanguine, my Brother” to the ominous-looking door and you are in. After killing him, go to sleep again in the bed in his room, where Lachance will then tell you to go to an abandoned house in Cheydinhal. He will task you with killing someone named Rufio at the Inn of Ill Omen. Upon awakening, you will be greeted by Lucien Lachance. Note that enemies like bandits that always attack the player first do not count since that is a kill in self-defense.Īfter killing a random NPC minding their own business, it is time to find a bed and go to sleep.
This means the player is required to kill one of the random NPCs roaming around the game’s cities and settlements.
To join the Dark Brotherhood in Oblivion, the player must take the life of an innocent.
They will recruit just about anyone with a cold enough temperament to be able to assassinate targets effectively. A fan favorite faction, the Dark Brotherhood is a guild of assassins that take their craft very seriously.
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