Five major skill trees exist covering Alchemy, Kill, Stealth, Perception, and Cloning. Styx's options are greatly enhanced by the game's improved skill trees. However, the game is wonderfully varied and gives you plenty of other options, like acid traps, throwing people off ledges, or poisoning their food. In some ways, the game is more realistic than the previous iteration stealth kills are no longer completely silent because the victim will make sounds of resistance, so if other enemies are nearby they will hear the struggle and come to investigate. He's a thief remarkably adept at stealth, but he could just as easily be called an assassin considering how many of his marks end up with a knife to the throat.
While the primary thrust is stealth - hiding under tables to overhear conversations, peeking through keyholes to get the lay of the land, and hanging from a ledge until the enemy passes you by - the game also provides lots of ways for Styx to deal with his enemies. The story becomes engaging rather quickly as Styx moves in on his goal in the first mission only to learn that someone has beaten him to it. Styx doesn't really care about the human-goblin conflict his only concern is for himself and his business at hand, which involves relieving people of their valuables. Humans are actively fighting "The Green Plague," an influx of goblins into human territories, but this struggle is a side note to what's happening in the game. In his newest title, Styx resides in the town of Thoben, a human slum surrounded by swamps. Styx is the titular character and a goblin with a special affinity for Amber, a magical substance in his world.
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