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I'm Vol-ling on the floor laughing

If you won't stop making puns, then Nord will I!

Fus you

Take a ride in my Ro-boat

Grey Templar wrote:Fus you

You challenge me!? Fine, I shall be your Fo! En garde!

Nerivant wrote:

Grey Templar wrote:Fus you

You challenge me!? Fine, I shall be your Fo! En garde!

I'm smiling because I know something you don't know

Grey Templar wrote:

Nerivant wrote:

Grey Templar wrote:Fus you

You challenge me!? Fine, I shall be your Fo! En garde!

I'm smiling because I know something you don't know

So Su me.

Nerivant wrote:

Grey Templar wrote:

Nerivant wrote:

Grey Templar wrote:Fus you

You challenge me!? Fine, I shall be your Fo! En garde!

I'm smiling because I know something you don't know

So Su me.

You broke what could have been an awsome retort on my part




Back on topic again:

Why is going inside Azura's Star so frakkin difficult I get killed by the first daedra I encounter. Fireballs are frakkin overpowered. Now i need to get some anti-fire protection.


I can't find the best level smith in Skyrim. Which city is he in? I need some training.

I think Eourland Grey-Mane in Whiterun is the best smith.

Grey Templar wrote:
Why is going inside Azura's Star so frakkin difficult I get killed by the first daedra I encounter. Fireballs are frakkin overpowered. Now i need to get some anti-fire protection.


I can't find the best level smith in Skyrim. Which city is he in? I need some training.

Magic hurts, period. Even throwing some low level resist enchants on your gear can make a world of difference.


Eorlund Grey-Mane at the Skyforge in Whiterun is your man for smithing. He's up behind where the Companion's mead hall is. (Jorvasskr?)

Hmmm, behind the companions hall. I never went past there. I always assumed the city didn't go any further

That'll teach me

You can always follow him to work one morning.

Alfndrate wrote:You can always follow him to work one morning.

I've never seen Eorlund not at the Skyforge.

I'll go up there at 3 a.m. and he's still hammering away.

I found him. Although I actually think the guy in Riften is better cause Eorlund doesn't train me. and the guy in riften had a better selection of equipment.

Eorlund goes up to 90, if I remember. After that, you're just a handful of iron daggers away. Shouldn't take more than a few minutes.

Nerivant wrote:

Alfndrate wrote:You can always follow him to work one morning.

I've never seen Eorlund not at the Skyforge.

I'll go up there at 3 a.m. and he's still hammering away.

I've walked out and up through town, and he's on his way to the skyforge... I actually trained all on my own because he was rarely at the forge in my game...

Most of the time I find him sitting in Jorvaskar at the banquet table.

Level 100 sneak is ridiculously fun.

1. Marry Someone
2. Leave home for days
3. ???
4. Collect PROFIT

Does it still work if you simply spam 'Wait: 24h'? Or do you have to spend the equiviliant of a day roaming around/fast traveling?

48 hours all shops reset.

No, I meant the collection of the profit from your spouse's store, which happens daily.

Still don't have a spouse... how did that work again?

Getting a spouse? Go to the Riften inn, talk to the preacher of Mara about getting married and with one of the conversation lines you can ask him if you can buy an amulet of mara for 200 gold.

Wear said amulet, find an eligible spouse (male or female, but only certain ones, i'll find a link telling you who is eligible), talk to them whilst wearing the amulet and if they like you enough and aren't bound by a storyline then there's a conversation option about marriage, simply go through that and you become engaged.

Go back to the preacher in riften, arrange the marriage, get married, ask the spouse to move in with you and he/she (not married to a 'he' yet, so unsure about them but I assume it's the same) opens a small shop based in your house, where you can collect 100 gold profit per day.

You can also move in with your spouse and the house will be marked on your map.

Of course depending on who you marry, you could end up living in a Mansion or a tent in the middle of the woods.

Iur_tae_mont wrote:You can also move in with your spouse and the house will be marked on your map.

Of course depending on who you marry, you could end up living in a Mansion or a tent in the middle of the woods.

I took Aela to Proudspire Manor. I don't think you can buy a better house in the game.

I live on Aela's farm with her. >.>

Wow, Did everyone marry her?
Wait...
She can fight, cook you food, make you money...
Yeah, feth everyone else.

Is there a wife with a good place? I'm tired of breezehome, and I haven't become a thane of anywhere else, so I can't exactly buy any other properties

My Dark Elf married Brelyna Maryon, there was no real plan there, she was the first to react to the amulett.