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So something an important NPC said during the Blackwood quest just prompted a question I couldn't find an answer to after a quick google search.
Would the Dark Brotherhood accept a contract on one of it's own members? I'm sure conditionally they would, like on a rogue member. But what if an active successful member of the Dark Brotherhood had a contract requested on them? If anyone has a link to lore-info that would help answer this I would be really grateful!
Edited by ZOS_Hadeostry on May 31, 2022 1:50AM Would the Dark Brotherhood accept a contract on one of it's own members? I'm sure conditionally they would, like on a rogue member. But what if an active successful member of the Dark Brotherhood had a contract requested on them? If anyone has a link to lore-info that would help answer this I would be really grateful!
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vincentxavier✭✭✭That's an interesting question. If you find an answer, please share it with the rest of the class.PS NA0 -
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✭✭One of the Five Tenets the Dark Brotherhood abides by is to not kill a fellow brother or sister lest they incur the wrath of Sithis so the possibility of a Dark Brotherhood member receiving a contract against them is unlikely imo. However, this tenet seems to be lifted during a Purification, which is something that can only be mandated by the Black Hand. If you've played through the Gold Coast questline you will know that the tenets are not something to be taken lightly.3 -
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✭I can't think of a single instance where a contract would be wilfully/knowingly (as in, not a trick) placed on one of the Dark Brotherhood's members. They deal with rouge members or rouge sanctuaries with "Purifications," Oblivion's Dark Brotherhood questline is probably the best example of it.However, Ungolim and Lechance are seemingly proof that members don't question contracts, whether that's because of compartmentalisation or simply not caring or knowing (in Oblivion, the main character couldn't have known who they were killing and the dead drops were replaced by the traitor meaning they weren't legitimate). 🤔
The fifth tenet also states that you must not kill another member (Brother or Sister). So my guess is: No. The only way in which a contract would likely be accepted is if the member in question was ousted from the guild.
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ZOS_HadeostrymodGreetings,
This thread has been moved to the Players Helping Players section, as it is better suited there.
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