Atomic_Piggy
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Is actually quite good. I've played it through at my friends...the ending is very cool. 
Knights of the Nine
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Atomic_Piggy
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Playing as a goody-two-shoe knight would never be as fun as murdering some innocent person for money, it's still pretty cool.
After completing the pilgramige of the wayshrines of the nine (to purge your infamy, even if you have none...) ,you have to go fetch your items.
As you advance and get more relics, you gain more followers who will join the Knights. If you get them all, similar to the "Allies
for Bruma" quest (without Oblivion gates though) the ending is a lot easier as you have more.
The story could be a lot better, but it is still pretty cool, and some of the new armour and weapons are sweet, espically at higher levels. And as I said, the ending is quite cool, though a little cliched perhaps.
With all this mess with Dragonfires, a Alyeid King who was banished long ago by the knights (who disbanded later) has come unchained from the pits of Oblivion and it and its minions have slaughtered the priests at Anvil's Chapel of Dibella. Thats where the questline starts properly (after going through romurs of course).
Like all guilds, the length depends on how quickly you play through, but i'd say around 5-6 hours on average.
After completing the pilgramige of the wayshrines of the nine (to purge your infamy, even if you have none...) ,you have to go fetch your items.
As you advance and get more relics, you gain more followers who will join the Knights. If you get them all, similar to the "Allies
for Bruma" quest (without Oblivion gates though
) the ending is a lot easier as you have more. The story could be a lot better, but it is still pretty cool, and some of the new armour and weapons are sweet, espically at higher levels. And as I said, the ending is quite cool, though a little cliched perhaps.
With all this mess with Dragonfires, a Alyeid King who was banished long ago by the knights (who disbanded later) has come unchained from the pits of Oblivion and it and its minions have slaughtered the priests at Anvil's Chapel of Dibella. Thats where the questline starts properly (after going through romurs of course).
Like all guilds, the length depends on how quickly you play through, but i'd say around 5-6 hours on average.
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yeah its pretty sweet, i cmpleted it a while back but think its cool.
Sounds good. About the shrines, are they just abandoned sites in the wilderness, or (like the Deadra Shrines) do they have worshippers you can talk to. Also, I've heard the quests are innovative and thoroughly entertaining, are they better than your average guild quests?
I've already ordered this off of amazon, so I'll find out soon enough I guess. Thanks for the info.
I've already ordered this off of amazon, so I'll find out soon enough I guess. Thanks for the info.
Atomic_Piggy
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I'll be getting it retail soon. No credits cards D:
