I think the name came from an old KGB term mokroye delo meaning "wet job" that was used to describe an assassination or sanctioned killing.  It explains it, but doesn't really make it sound better.

Like I said, I didn't really think about it because I got used to reading the title in the book, but now that you guys bring it up, I can remember my first impression on reading it being less than enthusiastic.

I've never referred to someone as wet :L lots of others though, pansy is still one of my favorites  nothing like calling someone  a flower.

Agreed with Invisibility you can achieve the same effect as the power. I'd suggest using Nightingale Subterfuge power instead. It's an AOE frenzy spell which works on every target including dragons and dragon priests without Master of the Mind perk! 

I think the night angel what you said sounds better, but you may have to check if that names not taken already. Like Mason said, us Brits call people wet as an insult sometimes 

What level did you get Nightingale gear since you don't do any smithing ?

This is a really good build, very detailed and well presented! +1

To make it even better you can list perks in the skills section or as a perk spread picture as well. Some people are weary of outgoing links.

Oh my, that looks very very overpowered. But I got to ask can I do the same thing with a sword instead of a dagger?

I actually grabbed the dark brotherhood gear to start with, and I waited until level 20 until I picked up the nightingale armor.  I probably should have waited  until 31+ to get the max leveled version, but I really hate the way shrouded armor looks.

I think yes, because when you crouches you become undetected and your attacks will be sneak attacks. There is no difference in this case between daggers, swords or any other weapon