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Mehrunes dagon's shrine spawns daedra after the quest is completed.

Coolyo294 wrote:Babette in the Dark Brotherhood sells one.

Ah, another reason for me to do those quests! Thanks.

I've not taken up Smithing or Enchanting yet. Too easy to break the game.

I need it, I suck too bad :(

I found myself a quest where I have to bring one of my companions to a temple, and then kill em. But, I just don't know who I want to sacrifice :(

There's Lydia, she was pretty helpful and I think it's funny how she's stuck in my house getting up and sitting down in the same chair over and over to infinity.

There's my wife Mjoll from Riften, who still has that guy wandering around my house telling me how upset she is about Riften, even though we don't live there. I wish I could get him to follow me, he'd be a worthy sacrifice. If my wife dies, can I marry someone else? maybe someone who doesn't roll every R? Her little store does come in handy though...

There's the mage fella from that Dawnstar quest, never really used him other than on his quest.

Then there's an assassin student in the DB hideout that I can have come with me, but the DBs all love me so that wouldn't be nice. Guess I'll have to just hire some guy from an inn.

Necros wrote:I need it, I suck too bad :(

I found myself a quest where I have to bring one of my companions to a temple, and then kill em. But, I just don't know who I want to sacrifice :(

There's Lydia, she was pretty helpful and I think it's funny how she's stuck in my house getting up and sitting down in the same chair over and over to infinity.

There's my wife Mjoll from Riften, who still has that guy wandering around my house telling me how upset she is about Riften, even though we don't live there. I wish I could get him to follow me, he'd be a worthy sacrifice. If my wife dies, can I marry someone else? maybe someone who doesn't roll every R? Her little store does come in handy though...

There's the mage fella from that Dawnstar quest, never really used him other than on his quest.

Then there's an assassin student in the DB hideout that I can have come with me, but the DBs all love me so that wouldn't be nice. Guess I'll have to just hire some guy from an inn.

I say Lydia because she is always sitting at the table in the master bedroom, watching me sleep.

Soladrin wrote:Yeah, I didn't even add alchemy shenanigens to the mix, and I'm toting 1100 armor and 300+ damage weapons.

What did you do perks wise? max Blacksmithing and max enchanting? rest into armours and weapon choice?



Also anyone know if you can redo your perks or is it once done you're stuck with them?

I sacrificed Belrand. He annoyed me.

Here's a tip if you have a melee oriented companion that keeps getting killed: give them two staffs and remove their melee weapons. They'll sit back and sling spells. Even better, get one of the companions that is a pure caster, like Marcurio.

nectarprime wrote:Anyone have a good source for Daedra hearts? I know the guy at the mage college stocks 2 every 2 days, but I can't find any others.

The Orc Stronghold alchemist hs one normally.


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Duce wrote:

Soladrin wrote:Yeah, I didn't even add alchemy shenanigens to the mix, and I'm toting 1100 armor and 300+ damage weapons.

What did you do perks wise? max Blacksmithing and max enchanting? rest into armours and weapon choice?



Also anyone know if you can redo your perks or is it once done you're stuck with them?

You can use the console commands if you play on the PC to remove them, but otherwise, no other way of changing perks once chosen, which is a little disheartening....

hmm I like that staff idea. My biggest problem with companions is they just can't sneak like I do.. or if I want to snipe with my bow, they charge in as soon as I fire the first shot. So I've been leaving my companions home. I don't even like when you're stuck with one on a quest. I just let them tank and get knocked down over and over and I sit back and shoot. If I hit em, who cares, they're invincible during the quest anyway.

@Karon: The idea that the Stormcloaks support all Skyrim natives is deceptive. What's his definition of "native"? Take a look at how Ulfric treats the Dunmer and Argonians of Windhelm and tell me his movement isn't racist.

Skyrim for the Nords!



From the UESP Article on Ulfric Stormcloak

Many non-Nords (and even a few Nords) consider him racist for his apparent treatment of non-Nords in his Hold of Windhelm, specifically Dunmer. Some within the city of Windhelm, of which Ulfirc is jarl, even reveal that he refuses to send aid to caravans and towns that have been victims of bandit raids within his hold if the victims were not Nords.

Manchu wrote:@Karon: The idea that the Stormcloaks support all Skyrim natives is deceptive. What's his definition of "native"? Take a look at how Ulfric treats the Dunmer and Argonians of Windhelm and tell me his movement isn't racist.

This is exacty what i was talking about...

Duce wrote:

Soladrin wrote:Yeah, I didn't even add alchemy shenanigens to the mix, and I'm toting 1100 armor and 300+ damage weapons.

What did you do perks wise? max Blacksmithing and max enchanting? rest into armours and weapon choice?



Also anyone know if you can redo your perks or is it once done you're stuck with them?

Yeah, maxed one handed damage and maxed the first heavy armor perk (don't even have the set bonus yet ) Smithing, all perks for the hell of it. And with enchanting just the middle path.

For those of you on the PC version.. since it's a single player game, do you need any kind of steam account or online account mumbo-jumbo to play? Or is it like a stand-alone kinda game?

purplefood wrote:

Manchu wrote:@Karon: The idea that the Stormcloaks support all Skyrim natives is deceptive. What's his definition of "native"? Take a look at how Ulfric treats the Dunmer and Argonians of Windhelm and tell me his movement isn't racist.

This is exacty what i was talking about...

Plus he's a bit of a wuss, lets you do all the fighting and only shows up for the final battle in his quest line... then doesn't have the balls to finish the job himself.

Necros wrote:For those of you on the PC version.. since it's a single player game, do you need any kind of steam account or online account mumbo-jumbo to play? Or is it like a stand-alone kinda game?

You will need steam.

How do you get the quest for Mehrunes Dagon?

Soladrin wrote:How do you get the quest for Mehrunes Dagon?

Go to the Mythic Dawn Museum. A courier will give you a note, and a misc quest will start saying "Go to the Museum".

hmm.. i thought this was kinda interesting...

http://ppsh-41.tumblr.com/post/13145143504/entire-tamriel-landmass-built-into-skyrim

Necros wrote:hmm.. i thought this was kinda interesting...

http://ppsh-41.tumblr.com/post/13145143504/entire-tamriel-landmass-built-into-skyrim

Yeah, that reeks of DLC/Expansion Pack to me.

DLC or no, once Bethesda releases the Skyrim modding tools, you can bet that people are going to do amazing things with those landmasses. It would be awesome beyond awesome if someone recreated both TES Oblivion and TES Morrowind in Skyrim. Imagine, playing those games all over again with an updated engine and vastly improved graphics...

Not to mention, revisiting the Imperial City of 200 years later, and seeing how much it's grown, either in Bethesda's vision or that of the modding community, would be simply amazing.

The Imperial city probably won't be in great shape at this point in time.

yeah, from what i have gathered, all of Tamrial is pretty much gone to pot. Skyrim is in the best shape of anywhere in the Empire, which is why the Rebellion is so serious.

Grey Templar wrote:yeah, from what i have gathered, all of Tamrial is pretty much gone to pot. Skyrim is in the best shape of anywhere in the Empire, which is why the Rebellion is so serious.

In fairness the High Elves seem to be doing fairly well so they're probably having a good time of it...

Finally killed a bear and a blood dragon, more proud of killing that bear though.

I have a nice little house in Riften and when you get the enchanting upgrade you get two mannequins so I have a mannequin wearing Ulfric's clothes, and the other one wearing a Thalmor Justiciar's hooded robes. Can't tell me that I can't talk about Talos...

I had a glitch on the thieve's guild mission when you're supposed to tail that Argonian, instead of just walking he ended up flying into the air never to be seen again. Thank god for console commands.

Riften house has one little spot that I don't think I can upgrade which is really weird and bugging the hell out of me.

Necros wrote:hmm.. i thought this was kinda interesting...

http://ppsh-41.tumblr.com/post/13145143504/entire-tamriel-landmass-built-into-skyrim

It looks to me that perhaps Bethesda is simply showing off that they could include all provinces into one massive map if they wanted. I think it would be epic! and a bit OTT lol. A 300+ hour games suddenly becomes a lifetime game XD.

corpsesarefun wrote:The Imperial city probably won't be in great shape at this point in time.

It wasn't really in great shape back in Oblivion either Still would love to go back and see what's changed in 200 years. Apparently Anvil's grown -huge-, and the plains outside were the site of a major battle during the great war.

Was that after you took down the World Breaker? Because to be fair that battle wasn't even a minor skirmish, more an organised kerfufflle.

Damn. You guys beat me to it.

I wanted to post that. >.>



But yeah, it looks like Bethesda has no excuse for not giving us at least 4 Shivering Isles-esque DLCs.


Will make this game horrendously long though. Like so long that I won't need another game until ES6.

Chowderhead wrote:

Necros wrote:hmm.. i thought this was kinda interesting...

http://ppsh-41.tumblr.com/post/13145143504/entire-tamriel-landmass-built-into-skyrim

Yeah, that reeks of DLC/Expansion Pack to me.

Agreed. I've been wondering what they would do with a DLC and a quest to Cyrodil or Morrowind/Vvardenfall would be awesome. Having it on xbox I never would have known this was out there. I really hope it isn't just as a modders tool. Maybe a visit to the imperial city or solsthiem?

Either way the banning of talos and the attitude of the Aldmeri Dominion really ticks me off. I can't stand them and what the empire allowed to happen. I do remember reading a book how that wearing the Amulet of Kings only required the wearer to be dragonborn not actually a Septim. Explains why the bad guy from oblivion (can't remember his name) was able to wear it. Maybe some divine intervention to deal with the seperation of Hammerfell, Aldmeri Dominion, Cyrodil, and Skyrim?

I'm pretty sure talos is a divine since he helps you with the KotN. Gotta give some respect Imperials!