Skyrim - The Elder Scrolls V
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Related to the mage's college quests.
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The next guard who says"I know who you are. Hail Sithis" will get a visit from the stab fairy.
Does the labyrinth show up in the main quest? I did it on my own and it was kind of anti-climactic. Maybe I did it wrong.
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Oscillator
No, it doesn't.
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It appears that I cannot get Ebony or Daedric smithing because I enabled elvish smithing. Sucks really bad after working my way up to 90.
Has anyone just attacked a Jarl in his keep and tried to kill everyone there?
Mercurio is a pretty awesome follower. He is a mage of some sort and kicks butt. He compliments my barbarian fighter who has never cast a spell.
Has anyone just attacked a Jarl in his keep and tried to kill everyone there?
Mercurio is a pretty awesome follower. He is a mage of some sort and kicks butt. He compliments my barbarian fighter who has never cast a spell.
Never casted a spell? I'm curious, how difficult does that make the game? I would imagine without the healing spells it would be extremely difficult.
PeteAtoms
FormulaRandom
What do you mean? What does your Smithing perk tree look like?
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I also had the hardest time beating him, I could kill dragons and giants in one go but I'd always die before getting 1/2 of his HP. Is it because of that difficulty that you think that?
Early on I could not figure out how to cast them so I stopped paying any attention to magic. I used food to keep me alive then I added potions. I am playing on expert and my barbarian is level 36. I use enchantments to create helpful items. My skill path has been heavy armor, two handed weapons, enchantments, smithing, sneak and speech. Nothing else except by unintentional discovery. I'll post some weapons and armor stats tomorrow.
I'll post my tree tomorrow.
My first character was like that as well (he used Shouts, obviously).
Not very difficult at all.
Healing potions are easy to make and health regen is pretty fast anyway in this game.
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re: healing spells, I prefer healing potions because you get to pause the action to use them. With enough healing potions and if you pay attention to your health, you can basically always avoid death, barring the occasional weird super powerful arrow or magic strike, or dragon chomp.
Think of how many reloads it took at level ~10
salty mud
Deity
Think of how many reloads it took at level ~10
Does anyone else think Restoration skill advances too slowly? It's been an oft-used school of mine since the beginning... I'm level 20 and my Restoration is only 34.
PeteAtoms
FormulaRandom
Does anyone else think Restoration skill advances too slowly? It's been an oft-used school of mine since the beginning... I'm level 20 and my Restoration is only 34.
Restoration suffered from the same slow progression in Oblivion. I think the idea is that the healing spells would be used more often than any other spell and that if it progressed to quickly, you would have characters with high Restoration but low combat skills (a recipe for a poor character).
Some fine tuning is definitely needed. Skills also progress slower the lower the difficulty you play on. Only because you are using skills less (the combat skills mostly).
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Thanks! Yay, something to do to continue procrastinating finishing the main quest line...
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