#Nightingale blade plus
What next? Why, you sell them to fences, of course! Grabbing all ranks of Haggling plus all the perks on the left side of the tree will make it easier for you to sell off your loot, which in turn makes it easier to buy filled soul gems (for recharging your weapons) from College of Winterhold members and court wizards for cheap. Speech: So you’ve stolen from half of Skyrim and now you're looking at your ill-gotten gains. Personally, I think Locksmith and Unbreakable take all the fun out of lockpicking, so I only went for Novice – Master Locks and Treasure Hunter. Lockpicking: When it comes to thievery, the Nightingale Archer prefers to use his dexterity to unlock doors and chests to pilfer their contents. You can pick up additional ranks in Stealth if you’d like, but personally, I don’t like being too stealthy because otherwise you end up spending the entire game in sneak mode. That being said, it’s not very heavy on perks all you need is Deadly Aim since the Nightingale Boots and the Muffle spell negate the need for most of the perks on the left side of the tree. Sneak: The other obvious skill of the build, essential for conducting the Nightingale’s operations.
Shouts: Aura Whisper and Throw Voice for stealth, Become Ethereal for safely casting master-level Illusion spells, and Slow Time for use with certain tactics (more on this later).Īrchery: The mainstay of the Nightingale’s offense, he can rain down a hail of arrows upon his enemies before they even know he’s there. Pretty balanced spread, the Nightingale’s abilities don’t really favor any one of the attributes much more than the others. Since you'll be using most of your magicka at the beginning of battle, the hit to magicka regeneration isn't that big a deal. The Spell Absorption will be your primary defense against magic attacks, and the extra magicka is nice too. After that, I recommend going with either the Atronach. Stone: In the early going, I went with the Thief for some fast leveling, important since most of the Nightingale’s equipment is leveled. I also recommend becoming a vampire for bonuses to Sneak and Illusion as well as a couple of useful powers. Another nice perk is that they move faster than any other race, which is important for backpedaling and avoiding blows. Their additional 50 magicka, +10 boost to Illusion, Highborn, and starting fury spell helped to shore up the Nightingale’s skill with Illusion spells, particularly during the earlygame. Race: Ultimately, I chose to play an Altmer for several reasons. Thus I settled on making this build, and overall I was rather pleased with the result. Yes, there is Ponty’s Nightingale Swordsman, but I feel like there’s more that could be done with the Nightingale concept, particularly the blend of stealth and agility that the Nightingale Swordsman provides. Secondly, I've noticed that there's general lack of Nightingale builds in the group.
I wanted to make a sneak archery build that avoids the boredom most people associate with it.
Ponty poked fun at it with his Paladin of Molag Bal, and the most popular build on the site is dedicated to the idea of playing an archer without sneaking.
First, sneak archery is arguably the most hated mechanic on the blog. This build came from a couple of converging thoughts.
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