Even when you are on-level with monsters, even those that should be cooperating with each other (guards in a tower, for example), they will ignore you killing their friends, even when you are right in front of them, in their sight line, as long as you don't wander into aggro range.

On the monsters' side, players who are much higher level than a monster can walk very close to one, right where they can be seen, without getting attacked.Failed a Spot Check: Averted in most cases you don't fail the spot check, the game respawned the enemy you just killed.The Faceless: Maldraxxi gladiators always have their faces covered by a mask, a helmet, or a hood that hides all of their faces sans their eyes in shadow.Completing it grants a permanent version of the dagger used to devote yourself to him and a title. The player themself was given the choice to do this in 8.3: after killing 10 enemy players in War Mode without dying, the player is given a quest from N'Zoth to pledge allegiance to him and kill members of their own faction.Their crusade is led by High Exarch Yrel, which is a punch for Alliance players who spent most of that expansion playing a major part in Yrel's character development. In Battle for Azeroth, the Mag'har orc allied race recruitment scenario takes place in the future of the Draenor visited during Warlords, where it is revealed that with no demons to fight, the draenei armies have gone stir-crazy and begun forcibly converting all of the natives to serve the Light.In 6.2, Shadow-Sage Iskar is a boss in Hellfire Citadel.The Klaaxi side with him as well, even though they were your allies earlier in the expansion's narrative Played with in that they were always devoted to their Old God master, and flat out told you that they'd be on the side of the Old Gods when they returned. In 5.4, General Nazgrim sides with Garrosh during the Siege of Orgrimmar.The number of heroic characters who've turned is too large to conveniently list but includes Millhouse Manastorm, Fandral Staghelm, and Archbishop Benedictus. The Old Gods, the Scourge, the Nightmare, and Fel/chaos energy have a way of inducing this in people.I can't think of anything else that would have gone on down there that Jaqen would have any need to know about in full detail.

The oldtown lead might be something he found out in KL/Harrenhal. We do know that Varys was constantly in the black cells (and also has a past connection with the free cities), so perhaps Jaqen was there to find some information that Varys would let slip or talk about with someone down there? We know that he was constantly in dodgy parts of KL talking to Illyrio etc in secret, maybe he used the black cells to talk with someone, or meet with his 'little birds' and the best way for Jaqen to find out what he had to say was pretend to be a prisoner instead of acting like some ninja in the rafters.Maybe this has to do with why he's in oldtown looking for a certain something? He could have gotten that lead from something he heard from Varys because it doesn't make too much sense why he was in KL and then Harrenhal for a while if all along he knew he had to go to oldtown. Obviously Jaqen was there on purpose, it doesn't make sense that he was seriously found out doing something and makes even less sense that he would have been captured after being caught.so what is there to do in the black cells that you can't do anywhere else? Maybe he had to hear or see something (find information for some mission, much like when Arya was watching the insurance guy) and the best place to do that was in the black cells. Hmm, well it's very possible that GRRM just needed someplace to say where the man came from and had to put him in some context so that Arya would have to free him, so maybe there is no history to how he got there.although that's a bit of a cop-out for this thread so here's my thoughts:

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