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5/7/2020 2:48:21 AM
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How is it that killing one of the vilest characters in the game gets you recruited by the most evil faction?
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The Dark Brotherhood looks for people who are cold, calculated, and bloodthirsty killers. I think you match the description well by killing the person
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I walk into the orphanage, hear the sadistic headmistress threaten "extra beatings", and in a rage I bury my 8-pound battle axe in her face. Cold? No. Calculated? Rather the opposite. Bloodthirsty? Maybe, in a "white hot righteous anger" sort of way. Dark Brotherhood material? Strawberry Shortcake would be a better candidate.
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They also look for passion in the killing. If you have one of those traits, they’ll consider it.
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A good assassin is dispassionate about killing. And to be worthy of the Dark Brotherhood, you would have to be devoid of moral principles. Killing an obviously despicable person in a rage, a rage resulting from moral outrage at her habit of abusing helpless children... that's a far cry from the icy and amoral killers that the Brotherhood would want.
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They still accept you regardless
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I usually avoid the DB questline, just because I like the Brotherhood. They're interesting. I like the werewolf guy who calls me beef roast. I like the Argonian. I like the snarky elf, the mad mage, and even the Un-child. Even the jester has his moments. And if you follow the quest line either way... [spoiler] They pretty much all die. [/spoiler] But despite that, I always give Grelod a free all expenses paid one-way trip to the plane of oblivion of her choice. It's the principle of the thing.
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Lol I just realized that being an assassin is one of the few high-paying professions requiring you to not be passionate about your job.
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Just amoral, skilled, and completely willing to kill whoever your agency targets.
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Killing Nazeem?
