The Dark Brotherhood Attacks

Introduction

This adds a new quest arc to Tribunal that replaces the randomized Dark Brotherhood attacks. Now the Dark Brotherhood have a very well thought-out plan that will take you into the depths of the completely overhauled Arys Ancestral Tomb. By the end of this new quest, you'll be quite angry and feel compelled to chase the Dark Brotherhood back to Mournhold and confront them for revenge.

Features

• []A new quest arc.[/]

  []A better start to Tribunal[/]

  []A personality for Dandras Vules [/]

  []Development for Apelles Mutius[/]

  []An overhauled Arys Ancestral Tomb[/]

  []& Stays lore-friendly to the expansion[/]

  Starting the Quest

  First, one of the following criteria must be met:

  - Vivec has given you Wraithguard

  - Or Vivec is dead and you have 20 or greater reputation

  Then, you'll be given a heads-up Harlin Arys is looking for you from publicans across Vvardenfell.

  Otherwise, if you're a mid-ranked or greater member of the following guilds, their quest-givers may give you a heads-up Harlin Arys is looking for you too:

  - Fighters Guild

  - Imperial Legion

  The pre-requisites were added as the events of Tribunal reference the player as the Nerevarine, or at the very least, as a great threat. Adding these pre-requisites therefore fix the lore inconsistency.

  To test the mod out, open your test character and type "Journal B8_MeetVivec 50". But, please note this will be more difficult to complete on a test character than an actual playthrough, as actual playthroughs would have inventories full of scrolls and potions useful to this mod.

  Why?

  On-Rest attacks don't make much sense as you can rest in any of these locations and the Dark Brotherhood will find you:

  - Dagoth Ur's Citadel

  - Vivec, Arena Hidden Area

  - Bloodmoon: Mortrag Glacier

  - Tamriel Rebuilt: Khalaan (Oblivion)

  - Tamriel Rebuilt: The Space Gone Missing

  The list gets sillier if you use adventurous quest mods. Now, obviously instead there could be a mod that constantly blacklists locations as mods add them, but also consider the stupidity of just endlessly sending random assassins to chase the player across the world and beyond, endlessly provoking them until they inevitably chase the mastermind down.

  It just makes so much more sense for them to have an actual plan of attack, which is why this mod exists.

  Compatibility