That could be because Oblivion doesn't have any boss fights.Nieroshai said:In Oblivion boss fights rarely ever felt epic. Dreth felt like just another random villainous mage.
Same. I can say with some certainty that I likely enjoyed killing him, but not because of any past experiences with him.kman123 said:I played the whole Dark Brotherhood quest and failed to notice it was him. Maybe I just forgot.
There's Jyggalag, and the Worm King kind of counts since he spawns his own minions and has better spells than other enemies. Otherwise, I think you're right.zehydra said:That could be because Oblivion doesn't have any boss fights.Nieroshai said:In Oblivion boss fights rarely ever felt epic. Dreth felt like just another random villainous mage.
Cross-continent telepathic powers is an understatement. I had 100% chameleon, 100 sneak, in a basement and moved something and was caught by a gaurd. :|Shanicus said:Turns out that despite their cross-continent telepathic powers, the Oblivion guards consist mostly of deaf soldiers with poor attention spans.
Silence doesn't actually silence the character. Silence is used on mages so that they can't cast spells, you'll occasionally get silenced yourself and a message will pop up. I made the same mistake as you, so it's no big deal, it's very misleading.gigastrike said:hit him with a silence (so he couldn't scream) and paralysis poison