Few quests in Skyrim mess with your moral compass quite like “In My Time of Need.” You’re asked to pick a side between Saadia, a Redguard woman hiding in Whiterun, and Kematu, the Alik’r warrior hunting her down. Both swear they’re telling the truth. Both promise you’re doing the right
When Bethesda unleashed The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on November 11, 2011, it didn’t just ship a game, it shipped a cultural phenomenon. The reviews poured in fast, and the Metacritic scores climbed even faster. But what do those numbers actually mean now, more than a decade after the Dragonborn
Every Skyrim player has been there: standing in front of a Master-level lock with zero lockpicks left, the treasure chest of your dreams just out of reach. Whether you’ve burned through your entire stash on a particularly stubborn lock or simply want to skip the tedium of hunting down vendors,
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has been around since 2011, and it’s still pulling in players, not just for dragon slaying or civil wars, but for something the marketing team definitely didn’t put on the box. Adult content. The term “Skyrim R34” has become shorthand for a massive, thriving corner
For over a decade, Skyrim has been a solo adventure, a lone Dragonborn against the world. But what if you could shout Fus Ro Dah alongside your best friend, or tackle a dragon priest as a coordinated party? That’s exactly what Skyrim Together makes possible. This ambitious multiplayer mod transforms
Raven Rock Mine isn’t just another dungeon to check off your Solstheim bucket list. It’s a deceptively complex multi-stage questline that locks away one of the island’s most valuable ebony ore sources, a unique two-handed weapon with energy blast mechanics, and a dragon priest mask that’s been collecting dust since
The Dawnguard DLC transformed Skyrim’s endgame into something genuinely exciting. Whether you’re hunting vampires with crossbows or becoming the very thing you swore to destroy, this expansion delivers some of the most memorable questlines in the game. But the branching paths, overlapping missions, and occasional quest-breaking bugs can leave even
When Bethesda dropped the Anniversary Edition in November 2021, a surprisingly chill activity landed in Skyrim: fishing. After years of slaying dragons and delving into Dwemer ruins, players could finally kick back by a river and cast a line. It’s not just a cosmetic feature, either, fishing in Skyrim comes
Nordic weapons in Skyrim represent more than just another tier of gear to grind through on your way to Daedric or Dragonbone equipment. These ancient armaments carry the weight of Nord history, crafted in the old ways and wielded by the Draugr who guard Skyrim’s countless tombs. Whether you’re role-playing
Rolling a High Elf in Skyrim means stepping into the shoes of the most magically gifted race in Tamriel. But before you start blasting Imperials with Destruction spells or min-maxing that +50 Magicka racial bonus, there’s one crucial decision: what do you name your Altmer? High Elf names aren’t just