Miraak is the central antagonist of the Dragonborn DLC and was the first-ever Dragonborn. Throughout this DLC,the player will battle with Miraak multiple times in order to prevent his terrible plans from coming to fruition. When we first jump into a new role-playing game, the amount of freedom we are given can sraometimes be overwhelming. […]
The Skeleton Key is one of the Daedric Prince Nocturnal’s artifacts. It is imbued with her power and can open any lock without breaking. Because of this, it is highly valued by thieves and most commonly shows up in their hands throughout the franchise. As with any role-playing game, the Elder Scrolls series encourages the
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There are many places in Skyrim that the Dragonborn can call home. Some are houses you can acquire only after becoming Thane of a Hold. Others are manors that you build from the ground up. But there’s an age-old tradition in the Elder Scrolls series. It’s one I’ve partaken in since the days of Morrowind.
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Skyrim is a game that allows you to have freedom in an open world. Do you want to smash the skulls of some spooky undead skeletons? Do you want to fire an arrow at an enemy’s knee? Or maybe you just want to fulfill the desire that you can only achieve in a fantasy world:
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Riften has a notorious reputation in Skyrim for being rife with crime and corruption, with the Thieves Guild making their home beneath the streets of Riften. Unlike the Thieves Guilds in Morrowind or Cyrodiil, they are less honorable and likable. But the Thieves Guild aren’t the only criminals residing in Riften. Plenty of other lowlife
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The Dunmer is one of my favorite races to play in the Elder Scrolls series. They’re a jack-of-all-trades race, skilled in combat, stealth, and magic skills. They also have solid racial abilities, primarily a heavy resistance to fire. But when it comes to how the Dunmer are as people in lore? Well, they aren’t exactly
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There aren’t many puzzles in Skyrim that you can classify as complex at all. I mean, 99% of the ones you come across just involve looking at some symbols, then rotating some pillars to match those symbols. You’re doing the same mechanic, with the same symbols, and the same level design across the dozens of
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Consider this a massive spoiler warning right now. This guide deals with the ending of Skyrim‘s main questline, including a walkthrough for the last two quests. I’m going to be talking about what happens explicitly here, so if you haven’t finished Skyrim yet and you don’t know what happens, be aware that I discuss that
Bethesda really stepped up its game when it came to Skyrim’s DLC content. While Dragonborn is easily the undisputed king of the bunch (although Hearthfire is a personal favorite of mine), Dawnguard came with a plethora of phenomenal quests, both as side quests as well as the DLC’s main quest itself. One of those side
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I put a hell of a lot of time into Skyrim. It is possibly the first game I ever hit 100 hours in. I had it on PS3 back in the day. Anyone that also had it on PlayStation knows exactly what that means with respect to Dragonborn, in that we got it months after
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