Once the player has done so, a Dunmer named Myvryna Arano will approach them the next time they rest with a message from the Gray Fox, grandmaster of the guild. Committing violent crimes may work as well). One method is being thrown in jail for a nonviolent crime (pickpocketing, stealing, etc.There are five methods of joining the guild: The peasants and beggars are under the personal protection of the Gray Fox, particularly on the Waterfront. Animals and monsters can be slain if necessary. Never steal from another member of the guild.The Thieves Guild is a joinable guild where those practicing stealth arts may collaborate with each other. After a set amount is sold to a fence then the Thief will begin being invited to perform organized Guild thefts. This is done through selling stolen property to one of the Guild's five Fences who are scattered across Cyrodiil but only revealed when a thief reaches a certain standing within the Guild. Once the test is complete the Thief is declared a member although they are not permitted to engage in official Guild activities until a certain amount of money has been donated to the Guild's coffers. Tests are almost always done solo although there have been instances when they were competitive. If not, eventually one will contact them, handing the person a note directing them to the location of the guild test.Īn easier and less risky way of locating the guild is done by extensive questioning of beggars, who reveal that in the Imperial City Waterfront there is a small garden where one of the Guild's two Doyen may be interested in taking on new members if they are able to pass a small test.
It is possible that during incarceration the thief will be able to contact fellow thieves imprisoned with him. One of them, likely the most risky, is to be arrested and imprisoned for whatever reason. In Oblivion, there are five different ways to locate the Guild. Its existence is officially denied by Imperial officials, although Hieronymus Lex of the Imperial Watch set out to destroy the Guild in the Imperial City by capturing its leader, known as the Gray Fox, who has supposedly existed for over 300 years. In Cyrodiil, the Thieves Guild works more secretly than in other parts of Tamriel, due to extensive pressure from the Imperial Watch, whose increased scrutiny had many secret organizations under pressure after the assassination of Emperor Uriel Septim VII.
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