The priestess will tell you that you need to gain someone's trust and then sacrifice them before Boethiah. She will give you the Blade of Sacrifice to use for the deed. Lead any non- essential follower to the shrine and activate command mode holding 'use' or via the "I need you to do something" conversation option. Highlight the pillar and you should see "Use the Pillar of Sacrifice".
Tell them to do this and they will move towards it and be pulled in and stuck to it. If the follower is essential, the pillar will not be triggered. Kill the follower using any means despite what the Priestess says, you do not have to use the Blade of Sacrifice. Once your follower is dead, Boethiah will use the body as a conduit to tell you and all of the cultists that she has a task for whomever is left standing after a battle to the death.
This results in all the cultists attacking one another and you. Be prepared for a tough fight, as they can be formidable opponents. If you have already killed all the followers of Boethiah, she will then possess the corpse of the last follower you slew and the quest proceeds as normal. See Notes. After making the sacrifice and killing all the cultists, Boethiah will again use a body as a conduit it may not be the same one and tell you she needs a new champion.
To become the new champion you must kill the old champion and his bandits at Knifepoint Ridge , northwest of Falkreath. Despite Boethiah's order to kill them stealthily, being detected does not result in quest failure or any other penalty. Nonetheless, most of the bandits inside the mine are busy with their backs to you and can be assassinated.
A few are standing in pools of flammable liquid that can be ignited with fire spells. It's difficult to sneak up on Boethiah's Champion because of the direction he faces when sitting, but if you climb on top of his shack, you can drop down behind him.
Once you defeat Boethiah's Champion, you must equip his Ebony Mail. Boethiah will then speak to you one last time, telling you that you are her new champion and giving you the old champion's Ebony Mail as your reward. Viewed k times. I am at the point where I am to "Lead someone to the shrine and slay them. Improve this question. Steve Robbins Steve Robbins 4 4 gold badges 10 10 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes.
Improve this answer. Niro Niro The best person and the cheapest, is found in Markarth: At the Silver Blood Inn, challenge Cosnach to a fist fight Win septims plus your wager Travel back to Shrine after asking him to follow you Speak to him, and ask him to do something Highlight cursor on Shrine must say Activate Pillar of Sacrifice He walks over, and I won't spoil it.
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I wish I could recruit that old bat who runs Radient Raiment in Solitude, shame you can't, I'd love to sacrifice her! So anyway, who would you recommend and why? I don't want to use any of the high level cap followers, more like someone who is not so essential to the game. Last edited by Jojo ; 4 Nov, am. Showing 1 - 15 of 53 comments. I don't reall use followers so I never tried it, but I assume you can just resurrect the person afterwards.
If you search, there are also a couple of other mods on Nexus that provide sacrifices so you don't have to use any of the vanilla followers. Originally posted by stabbykitteh :. If you have to resort to a mod, you are sort of missing the point of Boethiah's quest — you may just as well give yourself the ebony mail and setstage the quest to finish it. If you really want a follower you can feel somewhat good about sacrificing, try doing the Namira quest line.
Roggie is often chosen because of his low level cap, matched only by Sven. It's all about the choice and its permanent consequences. Just because a Daedra Prince gives you a shiny unique item for you to eternally store inside a chest doesn't mean you have to follow up on it. In Vaermina's quest you'll face a very similar dilemma.
I like how Skyrim makes you challenge your character's morality for some of the Daedric artifacts.
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