If you’re the kind of player who likes zipping through the shadows, blasting enemies with destructive spells, and slicing them down before they even know you’re there—welcome. The Nightblade is your go-to class in Oblivion Remastered. This guide will help you build it, play it, and absolutely dominate with it.
What Makes a Nightblade So Cool?At its core, the Nightblade is a hybrid class. You get the spell-slinging power of a mage with the agility and flair of a rogue. It’s a fast-paced, high-damage build that thrives on versatility—burn enemies from a distance, dash in with a dagger, then vanish like you were never there.
Step 1: Pick the Right RaceThe Breton race is your best bet here. Why?
Step 2: Choose a BirthsignChoose the Mage Birthsign. It gives you:
Step 3: Pick Your ClassThe base Nightblade class is solid out of the box. It comes with a blend of magic, speed, and agility-focused skills that define the playstyle. But if you want to fine-tune your gameplay, consider making a custom class with these recommendations:
Best Attributes:
How to Actually Play a Nightblade Build?Your biggest advantage is control—you decide how the fight goes. Magic gives you options. Speed gives you positioning. And blade weapons give you that brutal final touch. Here are some more tips:
What Makes a Nightblade So Cool?At its core, the Nightblade is a hybrid class. You get the spell-slinging power of a mage with the agility and flair of a rogue. It’s a fast-paced, high-damage build that thrives on versatility—burn enemies from a distance, dash in with a dagger, then vanish like you were never there.
Step 1: Pick the Right RaceThe Breton race is your best bet here. Why?
- +50 bonus to Magicka
- 50% Magic Resistance (yep, you read that right)
- “Dragon Skin” daily shield spell that can be a total lifesaver
Step 2: Choose a BirthsignChoose the Mage Birthsign. It gives you:
- A permanent +50 Magicka boost
- No downsides, no trade-offs
Step 3: Pick Your ClassThe base Nightblade class is solid out of the box. It comes with a blend of magic, speed, and agility-focused skills that define the playstyle. But if you want to fine-tune your gameplay, consider making a custom class with these recommendations:
Best Attributes:
- Willpower – Faster Magicka regeneration = more spell spam
- Speed – Move quicker, dodge better, strike first
- Destruction – Your main damage dealer (fire, shock, frost — take your pick)
- Blade – For quick melee finishes with daggers or short swords
- Alteration – Shield spells, unlock doors, feather for carrying loot
- Acrobatics – Jump high, move fast, look cool
- Athletics – Run faster, regen fatigue quicker
- Restoration – Heal yourself in and out of battle
- Light Armor – You’re not a tank. Stay light, stay mobile.
- Weapons: Daedric Dagger or Shortsword – Fast, deadly, and perfect for finishing off wounded foes
- Armor: Combine Shrouded Armor (for stealth) with Glass Armor (for speed and agility).
- Spells:
- Destruction: Fireball, Lightning Bolt
- Alteration: Shield, Feather
- Restoration: Heal, Fortify Health
How to Actually Play a Nightblade Build?Your biggest advantage is control—you decide how the fight goes. Magic gives you options. Speed gives you positioning. And blade weapons give you that brutal final touch. Here are some more tips:
- Start fights from a distance with a powerful Destruction spell
- Dash in and finish the job with your blade
- Shield up with Alteration spells if things get hairy
- Use Invisibility to escape, sneak, or reset the fight
- Heal mid-combat to outlast your enemies
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