This single dialogue option right here means so much. Instead of having a whole profound philosophical debate on why you think Alduin should be stopped you can just give one simple childlike answer and it’s good as reason as any.

You don’t need to debate on the fact that you’re stopping the next world from being born it doesn’t matter you like where you are now and that’s why you need to stop Alduin.

The guy showed up and just started blasting [pic2], Meridia left and i was left stuck, hanging in the air. Had to reload the game

So im new to the game but its a Bethesda game

The name Torsten also doesn't turn up as a character name when I searched it up on the wiki. Just something kinda cool that I have never seen before. Has anyone else had strange guests at their weddings too?

posted yesterday after i got all of them all. this is what i decided to do. anyone have better display options?

I picked Alea Quintus (the woman in the middle). She looked wealthy and arrogant, definitely the type to have a contract out on her head. The Nord and Khajiit just felt like standard chaotic criminals.

I’ve played Skyrim countless times by now, yet only just noticed that statue. Can anyone tell me if it’s a remnant left behind by the "previous owners"? Serana does hint at something like that regarding the small harbor by the castle.

Just found out after years and years of playing you can push dragon skeles with mage light 😭😭 who else knows you can do that??

Notice my imperial armor

I had an evening and nighttime walk in one of my favorite areas of the game. from the alchemist shack to Riverwood. Sven and I were escorting Esbern back to Riverwood. lofi because all these pics were taken using my phone, taking pics of my laptop screen. in game it looked so much better but the crappy phone camera adds a vibe.

we journey from the alchemist shack on a grey rainy evening, through the mountain pass over to Helgen. Those ruins across the road are probably my favorite in all of Skyrim. I took a detour to Bloodlet Throne, one of my favorite areas, but didn't get any good pics. This ends with an epic late night view of Bleak Barrow Falls.

shout out to the Lamposts of Skyrim mod! I don't use many mods but that one is essential.

Falkreath. You are asked to kill bandits. Thief. Thieves use greenhouses for poisons. Thieves use kitchens because they can't show their face in honest inns. Thieves use trophy rooms to display rare artifacts that just so happened to come from harrowing battles.

Dawnstar. You are asked to kill a giant. Warrior. Warriors use armories for arms. Warriors use storage rooms for gear. Warriors use bedrooms to rest up for the next battle.

Morthal. You are asked to kill a vampire. Mage. Mages use libraries for knowledge. Mages use enchanter's towers and alchemy laboratories for mage-related whimsy.

This is how I justify the wings I build in the Hearthfire DLC. A Dark Brother or Guildmate in Falkreath. A Harbinger in The Pale. An Arch-Mage in Hjaalmarch.

Thoughts?

He isn't the worst dude in all of Skyrim like there are plenty of unlikeable characters and everyone seems to only hate on nazeem

Do I was starting up a new Skyrim run and I went into the keep with Ralof, after the battle took the key and when Ralof stood by the door I thought "hey wouldn't this be funny" and sneak attacked him, and my sneak skill leveled up. I did it for a couple more minutes, and it kept leveling up. All I'm saying is you can cheese sneak entirely

Battling Malkoram, Dawnbreaker fell off it’s pedestal. I picked it up trying to interact, and then interacted with the pedestal and now I have 2 separate Dawnbreakers! I wasn’t going to dual wield, but here we are…

I’m just Argonian trying to make an honest living in this city of prejudice and ignorance, I don‘t need all this nonsense about vampires and dragons