And with fame comes Bounty Hunters by Archimaestro Antares.

Wanted Posters by Gavrilo93 and Caeris.

Go to Jail by Archimaestro Antares: part of the thug's life, well, the less able thugs.

Vvardenfell Footpad by Fliggerty handles the highwayman robbery differently, comes with a couple of nice features such as letting npcs great you even if you are sneaking.

For better effect, be sure to install mods that add friendly npcs on the roads: traveling merchants, SF NPC addition or MCA.

You are being robbed by Archimaestro Antares, lets you put on a mask and attack travelling npcs.

For the lovable rogue, you could check the Bard Guide or the Thief Guide. Gameplay and Modsįor the sake of this guide, I'll consider the Rogue a criminal, very much interested in illegal, profitable activities. Personally, I like the Serpent because it's fighting dirty and it fits the rogue. The Lady (Endurance and Personality) is, as ever, a prime choice. The only way you can improve your Agility (chance to hit, chance to dodge, max fatigue and stagger resist) is to use a shield.Ī useful birthsign for the fighting rogue is the Warrior. If you prefer your rogue with an Axe, better armour, and less charm, pick the Nord: Your Agility will be low (30) reducing your chance to hit, but with 50 strength, when you do, it will hurt! You'll also enjoy a +10 Medium Armor. Either way, you'll enjoy a nice buff in your Light Armor, Long Blade and Athletics. If you want more hitpoints at level one, go with the male (Endurance 40) but if you want to be better with Speechcraft and Mercantile from the start, choose the female (40 personality). The male Dunmer stands out with excellent Speed (50) a well as good Agility and Strength (40). The governing attributes for the rogue's skills are indeed, first and foremost speed (3 skills) followed by Strength (Long Blade and Axe), Personality (Speechcraft and Mercantile) and Agility (Light Armor and Block). Skills, Race, and Birthsignįor the Rogue, we are looking at personality and speed.

For more general role-playing mod recommendations, you can check this guide. So instead, I want to suggest ways to play a class and mods that can make the experience fresh and more unique. In addition we tend to always want to play the same way, with the same style, the same weapons, the same game play. This series is not about the ultimate build, let's face it, sooner or later your character will be a god-killer whether you min-max or not.

For those who watch my let's plays and livestreams, you'll know that we're all about role-playing and not at all about min-maxing.

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