Online:Lord Ahram Sesnit

Lord Ahram Sesnit
Home Settlement	Leki's Blade
Race	Redguard	Gender	Male
Health	30430	Difficulty
Reaction	Hostile	Class	Thundermaul
Other Information
Condition	Vampire

Lord Ahram Sesnit

Lord Ahram Sesnit was a famed Redguard warrior and the founder of the swordmanship school of Leki's Blade. His followers, who believed he had long been dead, were surprised to discover that he achieved immortality as a vampire.

Related Quests

• Master of Leki's Blade: Investigate the shadow hanging over Leki's Blade.

Skills and Abilities

Quick Strike

A basic melee attack that does minor physical damage.

Thunder Hammer

The enemy swings and shocks the ground in front of it as indicated by a red cone. This attack does moderate shock damage and can be avoided by moving out of the red cone. Blocking will also reduce damage done.

Shock Aura

The enemy shocks the ground around itself as indicated by a red circle. This attack does moderate shock damage and can be interrupted to knock the enemy off balance or simply avoided.

Lightning Form

Thundermaul casts Lightning Form on itself, reducing its damage taken while creating small areas under the target which after a small delay deal shock damage.

Quest-Related Events

Gather the relics and return to the tower. You'll witness the following:

Master Ahram Sesnit: "Another fine batch of flesh! Fadalia, you've done well."

Master Fadalia: "I beg you, stop this madness!"

Master Ahram Sesnit: "Don't be weak. Now stand aside, for I wish to feed."

Master Fadalia: "No! I cannot allow this to go on!"

Master Ahram Sesnit: "Fool! Then I will take your blood myself!"

Later, when entering his crypt, he'll mock you:

Lord Ahram Sesnit: "The fools haven't the strength to face me, so they send an outsider? Pitiful."

The during the battle, he'll continue:

Lord Ahram Sesnit: "I'll enjoy adding your skull to my collection!"

Lord Ahram Sesnit: "I have achieved immortality!"

Then, upon defeat:

Lord Ahram Sesnit: "This … can't be!"

Notes

• Multiple NPCs at Leki's Blade erroneously refer to him as "Ahtar" instead of "Ahram".