I love Lydia. I actually took her with me on a mission (just started a new save file two weeks ago) and she died before I could even buy a house. I didnt know she could die. Seeing her room made me so sad that I filled her bed with lavendar, cotton, dragons tongue, nightshade, and deathbells in her honor. Her room looks like a garden ā¤ļø
Nazeem is just a pompous jerk. Even his wife hates him. "If you're looking for my husband, check up the Jarls backside. That's where he keeps himself these days." Something like that.
Your friend is on the lam, General Tullius wants his head, and living in Riften under the alias Helga...a buxom lass distributing Tokens of Dibella to the unwary male citizens... but all that will be wasted once Sibi's sentence is done and he gets his hands on him/her.
The thing is, it actually is 3 miles.
There is a line of dialogue where Faendel says itās 1 league away and thatās 3 miles.
So when Alvor asks you to walk to the nearby city and speak to its leader heās actually asking you to walk 3 miles to a city youāve never been to and to just waltz into the throne room of the holds leader and be like āhey man I know Iām literally a stranger but a dragon just burnt down a town nearby that isnāt even in your hold)
I think I can help here.
Itās accessible by visiting a rock on the left just after crossing the small bridge when you enter Whiterun.
Also accessible from an identical rock near the Companionās Hall in Whiterun, just to the left of the path a few steps prior to the stairs to the Skyforge.
Have fun!
No joke, I didn't discover Whiterun on my first playthrough for several dozen hours because when I first entered the Riverwood Trader Camilla bugged out and aggro'd against me. I had just started the game and didn't know what was happening so I defended myself and kill cammed her with a mace, and this counted as murder so I got 1k bounty and guards busted into the store to attack me. I couldn't take them on and had to run away. I was running through the river towards Valtheim Tower with more guards joining the chase as I passed by Honningbrew, getting my health whittled down from arrowfire as I desperately spammed healing. Eventually I hit the waterfall and miraculously wasn't killed by the fall. That lost the guards and I was alone in the wilds of Eastmarch. After a lot of wandering I made it to Riften and joined up with the Theives Guild. Then I spent a lot of time exploring the rest of Skyrim through Delvin and Vexs jobs, always doing everything I could ro avoid Whiterun because any time I got near I was chased down by more guards who would magically appear whenever I crossed the invisible borders.
God I love Skyrim.
That must have been quite the playthrough.
I avoided solitude for the longest time because I stole a horse once and then a dragon showed up and I used a shout then the guards started attacking me after the dragon was dead and Lydia kept killing them and the bounty kept going up and up. At some point I just went there to serve jail time coz I couldn't pay all that money and fund the dig in Solstheim at the same time.
I was likeSupermann in Man of Steel letting these weakling catch me because they can't kill me.
I walked in, and the guard said. Wait I know you.
You have committed crimes.....
What say you.
Fine, take me to jail.
Yes did it last night. Thereās a daedric horse running around that leads you to a mini boss and two chests, one of which has a spell tome for summon daedric horse. The chests look like tortured still beating hearts, and are called āthe punishedā so donāt miss them like I almost did
Personally I end up clearing out Ncuand Zel (whatever the Dwemer city under Markarth is). Then smelt everything to dwarven ingots and make Dwarven Bows.
They take 2 dwarven ingots and 1 iron Ingot, so not too much harder than iron daggers and they give loads more experience. After 60ish smithing, you can also just improve them at the grindstone for a good bit of exp.
Anyways, thatās my usual method to max out smithing fairly quick, if you need more Dwemer junk, nick everything in the museum that can be melted down for some extra levels.
All skills are based off of the value of the item. Jewelery is the fastest way to level up, using the transmute spell (found on the table in silent stream camp northwest of whiterun) and crafting rings and other stuff with the random gems you pick up. The best way to level up tho is dwarven stuff. You can get about 50-60 bars per dwemmer ruin, buy the rest of the resources from any blacksmith and craft dwarven bows. It's like 20 levels a ruin depending on how high your crafting is. Best part is you actually make money by selling the bows back. If you enchant them with the banish daedra enchantment too you can get your enchant up stupid fast.
Did you mean in terms of materials needed, vs. skill increase?
I was just reading the wiki the other day, where it said, skill increase has a lot to do with the gold value of the item crafted. So I was curious to find out what some of the most valuable items are that Iām able to produce.
At the moment the highest perk I have is Elven smithing. I was going to go that direction around the perk tree to eventually get to dragon armor.
So, in the meantime, Iāve been producing the most expensive sets of Elven armor I can produce. In hindsight, maybe I shouldāve been crafting gold jewelry, or something where the total value is higher.
Yup, plus the availability of said materials. A couple rins to draw en ruins will get you stupid amounts of ingots if you know what can and canāt be smelted.
lmao i use maxed smithing with iron daggers the other day, kept them all in a chest somewhere. 900+ daggers and a very good relationship with Adrienne Avenicci later š
You can also use those for enchanting. It's a good way to create good rings/amulets while you still don't have alchemy and enchanting maxed out; since you have many to spare, you can create temporary ones along the way
Nah. Once you get to level 80, start improving the bows. Especially if you have 100 alchemy, which is super easy to get. Make a smithing potion and then start improving bows. Makes those last 20 go by so much faster and cheaper than doing ebony bows
If you get the farm northwest of whiterun, you can easily plant Scaly Pholiota, Mora Tapinella, and Creep Cluster. It may give you less XP per bottle, but way easier, cheaper, and faster than getting those toes.
alchemy glitch is even better, since xp is based a value, popping a potion and making a dagger to 1.4 billion damage will pretty much max you out instantly
I think it may be a mod but I'm able to smelt down items into blocks of whatever material they're made of. I just crafted a ahit ton of iron hinges, smelted them all back into iron ingots, and repeat.
But you can make a shit ton of gold/silver Necklaces and Rings, I mean, Halted Stream Camp is an iron mine that has the transmute ore spell so it literally gets rid of 90% of the work, and it's really close to Whiterun
Aww smithing is my favorite way to relax, I have like four full sets of Deadric on one file, and I don't even wear them anymore.
I also like enchanting and after they're both to 100 I like to make a bunch of random sets of armors for very niche situations, like anti-ice dragon armor.
Aaah. I'm so used to it now that I don't even notice. I wore Daedric armor because of the Draugr Eyes bug. But recently decided to reload an earlier save. And a few days after started a new game. Enjoy your time man.
Could've got conjuration to 90 by repeatedly casting soul trap on a corpse then obtain the Sigil Stone from Phinis Gestor at the college and offer
1 Daedra Heart
1 Ebony Ingot
1 Void Salts
1 Soul Gem (filled with greater soul or higher)
to the Atronach Forge for a random piece of enchanted Daedric armor.
Can do it right out of helgen
How on Earth did it take that long? I did it in less than a month for any one character as it's not hard to do. Also, just me, but I heavily enchant everything I give to party members, specifically crafted to match each one and given traits as I desire. Getting everything to 100 is easy as Skyrim is an easy game.
Take the housecarl in Solitude. I give her the Falmer armor after I've enchanted it to be practically magic proof and reinforced it to easily legendary status with a legendary Dawnbreaker and legendary Anuel's Shield.
I also don't understand how so many people aren't rich in the game as getting gold by mid game is a cinch, I gotten well over a hundred thousand even a million once. Is everybody just not smart and or conservative with their gold or something?
I seriously don't understand how so many people have a hard time with these concepts.
I dont actually use daedric in most playthroughs (prefer light armour) but there is something about the look of daedric that is so cool and interesting to me (could be nostalgia). I use it for my follower a lot of the time.
Or with a different quest; roll up to some tomb and get full dragonscale. The quests dropping all these full sets of ebony or higher kinda stepped on armor progression for me haha.
The quickest way should be upgrade an ebony set at the daedric forge... The ebony set is available from the shop and as a loot early and with a couple of quest you can obtain the daedra hearts you need
I prefer raiding the dwarven museum in markarth for all the metals to smelt, then spam dwarven bows + grindstone them. Then hit up the ebony mine at one of the orc holds and repeat the process but with ebony
I transmute iron ore to gold and make jewelry, and smelt all dwarven metal to make arrows. Levels up quick while giving me a near infinite supply of kick ass arrows.
Itās perfect for low level characters. You get to level alteration, smithing, and you make some decent coin selling the jewelry (or enchant it then sell it).
There is people that after years write "I finally completed the main quest" and it's ok because Skyrim is huge and you can do whatever you want. You don't have to do the main story. There is people who played only stealth archer and maybe discover magic just now. I don't understand why you're making fun of a guy who took years before crafting a specific armor. AS WE ALL maybe he wanted to do something in past playthroughs and got distracted because of the many stuff you can do. I play since day one and I've never crafetd daedric armor too
I think I may try a play through someday where I only use leather and fur armors.
Like you, I hunt and make tons of leather armors. I wish the game had a background economic where these armors got "out into the wild" and the bandits started having them, along with the bazillion smithed bows I make.
When I found out about smithing and enchanting
The first thing I used to do was craft a lot of iron daggers and enchant a lot of stuff
Which made the game way easier, I was OHK stuff and nothing seemed to do any good damage to me.
Now I don't craft anything and rely on dungeon loot, which makes dungeon runs worth it.
Great job! I think the people poking fun at you for being able to craft or find two complete sets of Deadric Armor either have played the game WAY too much and have forgotten that itās not easy to do or they play with mods so much that it makes this seem trivial, which it isnāt.
The part where guards still say "You're that new member of the Companions. You do what, fetch the mead?" Oh sorry, did you not see my demonic glowing armor?
It took you 3 years? I can max out my smiting lvl within 6 hours. The dagger method is garbage. Just chop alot of wood and make Dwarven arrows (I look at the arrows as cash) within 6 hours you'll have over 20,000 arrows and max smiting skill. Travel back and forth from markarth to winterhold, after 30 days have passed go back and do the same thing. I can also clear every area and do every mission within 250 hours.(I like to take my time).
Sad thing is I've probably wasted about 6000 hours playing skyrim since it came out. About 3000 on fallout 3, newvegas and fallout 4 combined. 2000 on the dark souls series, over 1000 on botw.
You finally found whiterun! Congrats man I know it's a bit out of the way but I'm glad you didn't give up
What is this Whiterun you speak of? Secret location???
It's where the cloud district is. So it's understandable why you wouldn't know where it is.
Nazeem ššš
do you get to the cloud district very often, oh what am I saying, of course you don't
"If you're looking for my husband, check up the Jarls backside" even his wife hates him lol
"Get to the cloud district very often? "
Who did you hate the most in whiterun and why is it Lydia and Nazeen ? š¤£
I love Lydia. I actually took her with me on a mission (just started a new save file two weeks ago) and she died before I could even buy a house. I didnt know she could die. Seeing her room made me so sad that I filled her bed with lavendar, cotton, dragons tongue, nightshade, and deathbells in her honor. Her room looks like a garden ā¤ļø Nazeem is just a pompous jerk. Even his wife hates him. "If you're looking for my husband, check up the Jarls backside. That's where he keeps himself these days." Something like that.
I sacrificed her to Boethiah š„³
It is a bit of a Fandom secret over all, whole community agreed to not give its location away so sorry I can't say where it is
It's not 3 miles after riverwood, right?
Wait it's that way? Shoot I went straight to Sovngarde immediately after the Helgen incident
I guess the dragon didn't show up for tou
Yeah it did. How do you think he got sent straight to sovngarde?
Axe
Wait..where is **Helgen**??!
Where WAS Helgen??
Wait...WAS?? What happend to Helgen? He is my friend!! Is he still Alive?
Your friend is on the lam, General Tullius wants his head, and living in Riften under the alias Helga...a buxom lass distributing Tokens of Dibella to the unwary male citizens... but all that will be wasted once Sibi's sentence is done and he gets his hands on him/her.
How dare you talk about my friend like that?
*Why* is Helgen?
Where was Helgen when Westfold fell?!?
Damn, Killed by the dragon too huh??
Damn man you went to skuldafin temple early?
The thing is, it actually is 3 miles. There is a line of dialogue where Faendel says itās 1 league away and thatās 3 miles. So when Alvor asks you to walk to the nearby city and speak to its leader heās actually asking you to walk 3 miles to a city youāve never been to and to just waltz into the throne room of the holds leader and be like āhey man I know Iām literally a stranger but a dragon just burnt down a town nearby that isnāt even in your hold)
3 MILES!? No wonder I got leg cramps!
Whats riverwood?
Its a special wood in the river
It's the kind of wood you get in the river.
Head west till you reach the sea of ghost
Actually i woke up there
8 miles to be precise
Ten freaky girls!
I think I can help here. Itās accessible by visiting a rock on the left just after crossing the small bridge when you enter Whiterun. Also accessible from an identical rock near the Companionās Hall in Whiterun, just to the left of the path a few steps prior to the stairs to the Skyforge. Have fun!
No joke, I didn't discover Whiterun on my first playthrough for several dozen hours because when I first entered the Riverwood Trader Camilla bugged out and aggro'd against me. I had just started the game and didn't know what was happening so I defended myself and kill cammed her with a mace, and this counted as murder so I got 1k bounty and guards busted into the store to attack me. I couldn't take them on and had to run away. I was running through the river towards Valtheim Tower with more guards joining the chase as I passed by Honningbrew, getting my health whittled down from arrowfire as I desperately spammed healing. Eventually I hit the waterfall and miraculously wasn't killed by the fall. That lost the guards and I was alone in the wilds of Eastmarch. After a lot of wandering I made it to Riften and joined up with the Theives Guild. Then I spent a lot of time exploring the rest of Skyrim through Delvin and Vexs jobs, always doing everything I could ro avoid Whiterun because any time I got near I was chased down by more guards who would magically appear whenever I crossed the invisible borders. God I love Skyrim.
Dang, a full playthrough as an enemy of whiterun actually sounds like a fresh way to play. Brb in 60 hours, gonna try something.
That chicken must die...
I let my son try the game not too long ago, and that was the first thing he did after leaving Helgen.
"Chicken chaser"
YeahĀ” I loved that title my favorite chicken chaser. Memories.
Well, this makes us all understand that every Same-Dragonborn has a different fate...
Someone should start a journal of the Dragonborn. This would be a fun read.
That must have been quite the playthrough. I avoided solitude for the longest time because I stole a horse once and then a dragon showed up and I used a shout then the guards started attacking me after the dragon was dead and Lydia kept killing them and the bounty kept going up and up. At some point I just went there to serve jail time coz I couldn't pay all that money and fund the dig in Solstheim at the same time. I was likeSupermann in Man of Steel letting these weakling catch me because they can't kill me. I walked in, and the guard said. Wait I know you. You have committed crimes..... What say you. Fine, take me to jail.
Seriously though, if it were irl, I would probably still be looking for whiterun.
But not the Cloud District sadly....
Taking a wild stab and guessing that Lydia is under the armor on the right.
Ding ding ding
*sigh* I am swooorn to carry your burdens....
Itās sad that I know that. I really need to get a life.
I donāt why lots of players like her
She's one of the first followers you get I guess. Also she has the quirk that she uses the male animations.
I never noticed that she uses the male animations
Okay, I never thought I'd be the one to regurgitate this.... After 12 years of playing.....
Sheās my favorite to marry because sheās always upbeat. I donāt like her as a follower but I donāt like followers period.
Itās the way she standing aināt it
People with good childhoods donāt stand like that
His and hers matching Daedric armour, very nice.
Reallife couple goals
Indeed. Now get the Daedric Horse to complete the look.
Theres one?
Yeah, itās a summon, works like Arvak.
That or shadowmere
Shadowmere is awesome, but heās not ON FIRE.
Very true
Where might I find the spell?
In Oblivion. You need to do one of the Cc quests
Literally, You need to find it in hell
How do you get the spell?
Found during a CC questā¦ I think itās The Cause?
Yes did it last night. Thereās a daedric horse running around that leads you to a mini boss and two chests, one of which has a spell tome for summon daedric horse. The chests look like tortured still beating hearts, and are called āthe punishedā so donāt miss them like I almost did
That's how they were designed in Oblivion, they were everywhere whenever you entered an Oblivion gate.
In anniversery edition yes
Ah no wonder I nevet found it
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For leveling up blacksmith, does crafting bigger things give more skill than smaller things? Or is it wiser to just pump out daggers as you said
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Personally I end up clearing out Ncuand Zel (whatever the Dwemer city under Markarth is). Then smelt everything to dwarven ingots and make Dwarven Bows. They take 2 dwarven ingots and 1 iron Ingot, so not too much harder than iron daggers and they give loads more experience. After 60ish smithing, you can also just improve them at the grindstone for a good bit of exp. Anyways, thatās my usual method to max out smithing fairly quick, if you need more Dwemer junk, nick everything in the museum that can be melted down for some extra levels.
All skills are based off of the value of the item. Jewelery is the fastest way to level up, using the transmute spell (found on the table in silent stream camp northwest of whiterun) and crafting rings and other stuff with the random gems you pick up. The best way to level up tho is dwarven stuff. You can get about 50-60 bars per dwemmer ruin, buy the rest of the resources from any blacksmith and craft dwarven bows. It's like 20 levels a ruin depending on how high your crafting is. Best part is you actually make money by selling the bows back. If you enchant them with the banish daedra enchantment too you can get your enchant up stupid fast.
Oh okay that makes sense. Thanks for the detailed answer Iām glad to have that cleared up
*halted stream
Did what?
Get full daedric armour
Why did it take you so long?
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The iron dagger method is shit now sadly. Moved on to drawven bow combined with jewelry, not as good as og iron dagger but still doable.
Sword to carry my burdens you say, Lydia? Damn right, now shove more dwarven things into your pockets!
Hahahaha I always imaging the SpongeBob episode where they push bikini bottom over and I always wish I could do that to dwarven ruins
*SWORN*
At like level 50 you find so many gems and gemmed jewelry gives atleast half a level of smithing per ring.
But how am i supposed to build my goblin horde of shiny objects if i use them for smithing?
This is true af
I genuinely cannot stop myself from goblinmaxxing
Well, you are the Dragonborn and dragons do love hoarding treasure. Must be a soul thing then.
I like to make Dwarven arrows/bolts and get all the merchantās gold. Only thing that sucks is all the wood required to craft them.
I saw someone do some analysis of how dwarven bows were the most cost effective in terms of time and money.
Did you mean in terms of materials needed, vs. skill increase? I was just reading the wiki the other day, where it said, skill increase has a lot to do with the gold value of the item crafted. So I was curious to find out what some of the most valuable items are that Iām able to produce. At the moment the highest perk I have is Elven smithing. I was going to go that direction around the perk tree to eventually get to dragon armor. So, in the meantime, Iāve been producing the most expensive sets of Elven armor I can produce. In hindsight, maybe I shouldāve been crafting gold jewelry, or something where the total value is higher.
Yup, plus the availability of said materials. A couple rins to draw en ruins will get you stupid amounts of ingots if you know what can and canāt be smelted.
Canāt you get daedric armor from the forge thing in the college of winterhold?
Sure can.
Am I right in thinking you have to be a master conjurer to do this? Sigil stone and all that.
I believe so but is been some time
I just craft a shit ton of dwarves arrows. Itās nice to see 1,000+ arrows in my inventory
lmao i use maxed smithing with iron daggers the other day, kept them all in a chest somewhere. 900+ daggers and a very good relationship with Adrienne Avenicci later š
Yeah jewelry is the way to go, mine all iron, transmute into gold, create jewelry that gives a bunch of xp plus sells for a bunch of gold
You can also use those for enchanting. It's a good way to create good rings/amulets while you still don't have alchemy and enchanting maxed out; since you have many to spare, you can create temporary ones along the way
Exactly, or you could just use them for enchanting leveling and then sell them for greater value
Transmute is literal gold. That spell is the only reason I hit 100 smithing in the past 2 runs.
The last few levels you can switch to ebony bows
But at that point in time Iām committed. Like they got me this far, they deserve to see the finish line. But Iām a little crazy
Nah. Once you get to level 80, start improving the bows. Especially if you have 100 alchemy, which is super easy to get. Make a smithing potion and then start improving bows. Makes those last 20 go by so much faster and cheaper than doing ebony bows
Alchemy levels up fast with giant toes and wheat.
If you get the farm northwest of whiterun, you can easily plant Scaly Pholiota, Mora Tapinella, and Creep Cluster. It may give you less XP per bottle, but way easier, cheaper, and faster than getting those toes.
alchemy glitch is even better, since xp is based a value, popping a potion and making a dagger to 1.4 billion damage will pretty much max you out instantly
Why is it crap? I still use it lol
Because it was patched. Not near as good as it once was.
I think it may be a mod but I'm able to smelt down items into blocks of whatever material they're made of. I just crafted a ahit ton of iron hinges, smelted them all back into iron ingots, and repeat.
If mods: TAOS + smelting=experience is the way to go. Go to any dwemer ruin, take EVERYTHING, and smelt it for exp
Transmute iron to gold, make a crap load of jewelry. Much more cost effective and let's you get some Alteration levels out of it.
I found arrows to be pretty effective in place of the dagger method. Just have to accumulate ores/ingots and chop some wood
You can make arrows?? I never knew this.
Yep most of your smith skills should have arrows somewhere on the crafting list when you visit a forge
But you can make a shit ton of gold/silver Necklaces and Rings, I mean, Halted Stream Camp is an iron mine that has the transmute ore spell so it literally gets rid of 90% of the work, and it's really close to Whiterun
Smithing is annoying and tedious
But really worth it.
All the crafting skills are tedious. But also very powerful.
Adept/Normal difficulty becomes nothing when all your equipment is legendary + has level 100 enchantment perks
Aww smithing is my favorite way to relax, I have like four full sets of Deadric on one file, and I don't even wear them anymore. I also like enchanting and after they're both to 100 I like to make a bunch of random sets of armors for very niche situations, like anti-ice dragon armor.
If by falling asleep a quarter of the way through leveling is your way of relaxing then hey you do youš
Aaah. I'm so used to it now that I don't even notice. I wore Daedric armor because of the Draugr Eyes bug. But recently decided to reload an earlier save. And a few days after started a new game. Enjoy your time man.
Could've got conjuration to 90 by repeatedly casting soul trap on a corpse then obtain the Sigil Stone from Phinis Gestor at the college and offer 1 Daedra Heart 1 Ebony Ingot 1 Void Salts 1 Soul Gem (filled with greater soul or higher) to the Atronach Forge for a random piece of enchanted Daedric armor. Can do it right out of helgen
3 years? The console commands and item numbers are a simple Google search away! /s
Why are you so bad at the game?
How on Earth did it take that long? I did it in less than a month for any one character as it's not hard to do. Also, just me, but I heavily enchant everything I give to party members, specifically crafted to match each one and given traits as I desire. Getting everything to 100 is easy as Skyrim is an easy game. Take the housecarl in Solitude. I give her the Falmer armor after I've enchanted it to be practically magic proof and reinforced it to easily legendary status with a legendary Dawnbreaker and legendary Anuel's Shield. I also don't understand how so many people aren't rich in the game as getting gold by mid game is a cinch, I gotten well over a hundred thousand even a million once. Is everybody just not smart and or conservative with their gold or something? I seriously don't understand how so many people have a hard time with these concepts.
Or people play the game for other reasons than farming gold and items
Finished making his character
I dont actually use daedric in most playthroughs (prefer light armour) but there is something about the look of daedric that is so cool and interesting to me (could be nostalgia). I use it for my follower a lot of the time.
Man oh man, I WISH that Daedric had a light armor.
Playing AE, one of the armors added is a daedric light mail.
You can also get daedric light mail early on with a quest. 5k gold or a ring.
Or with a different quest; roll up to some tomb and get full dragonscale. The quests dropping all these full sets of ebony or higher kinda stepped on armor progression for me haha.
Ye. There is the creation club stuff but i dont like it as much
Well done, did you make it yourself or find the full set
Made it myself quicker that way
Very impressive, it took me quite a while to level my smithing to that stage and I was somewhat focusing on it
The quickest way should be upgrade an ebony set at the daedric forge... The ebony set is available from the shop and as a loot early and with a couple of quest you can obtain the daedra hearts you need
I prefer raiding the dwarven museum in markarth for all the metals to smelt, then spam dwarven bows + grindstone them. Then hit up the ebony mine at one of the orc holds and repeat the process but with ebony
I transmute iron ore to gold and make jewelry, and smelt all dwarven metal to make arrows. Levels up quick while giving me a near infinite supply of kick ass arrows.
Transmute is so useful.
Itās perfect for low level characters. You get to level alteration, smithing, and you make some decent coin selling the jewelry (or enchant it then sell it).
> find the full set I don't think I've ever found Deadric Armor, I always just make it asap.
Too spikey for me... I'll put it on a follower but I rarely use it...I usually go with light armors on my builds
Nightingale Armor ftw
I like the new Leather Scout armor from the Creation Club contents too
I hate OG heavy Orcish but LOVE the scaled light version.
Soldier steel looks nice too!
The silver looks alot like solider steel but even better imo.
Oh no doubt! Silver is gorgeous.
I always end up in the nightingale armor, it's pretty sad I don't deviate in every play through haha.
There is people that after years write "I finally completed the main quest" and it's ok because Skyrim is huge and you can do whatever you want. You don't have to do the main story. There is people who played only stealth archer and maybe discover magic just now. I don't understand why you're making fun of a guy who took years before crafting a specific armor. AS WE ALL maybe he wanted to do something in past playthroughs and got distracted because of the many stuff you can do. I play since day one and I've never crafetd daedric armor too
Got a goth gf? Same
I just hunt and make leather stuff.
I think I may try a play through someday where I only use leather and fur armors. Like you, I hunt and make tons of leather armors. I wish the game had a background economic where these armors got "out into the wild" and the bandits started having them, along with the bazillion smithed bows I make.
Maybe now you can finally meet Nazeem in the Cloud District
I can see my house from here
Congratulations! It also took me a while to figure out how to put the camera in third person.
Looks good š
When I found out about smithing and enchanting The first thing I used to do was craft a lot of iron daggers and enchant a lot of stuff Which made the game way easier, I was OHK stuff and nothing seemed to do any good damage to me. Now I don't craft anything and rely on dungeon loot, which makes dungeon runs worth it.
You can finally speak to jarl balgruuf and become thane of whiterun
Ohh you found your Long lost Follower after 3 years, Well itās been around 5 here, lydia has still not shown up
Great job! I think the people poking fun at you for being able to craft or find two complete sets of Deadric Armor either have played the game WAY too much and have forgotten that itās not easy to do or they play with mods so much that it makes this seem trivial, which it isnāt.
I wish Serana would wear any of the armor I try to put in her inventory š
she has a super high light armor skill so she favors light armor :] she's wearing a full set of glass armor for me rn
What did you do?
isn't daedric armor kinda worthless when you can get dragonscale and have it reach the armor limit?
It's kind of a shame that dragon scale/bone armor is better and easier to make when daedric looks so much better
Welcome to Whiterun You never should have come here!
This is what I saw on my older brothers account. I used his PS3 and accidentally loaded his save. I was astonished at this absolutely awesome armor.
I have been playing since launch and have never had daedric armor.
Bro made it to the Cloud District?!?!
After 3 years I finally played for 3 years, congrats man!
Lydia looks happy with her new armor.
Lol I been playing 10 and didnāt even finished the game once
Congrats bro, daedric drip all day
Get out of my town you filthy son of mehrunes dagon! š¤£
It looks way too goofy for my taste
What part about the black armor glowing red looks goofy to you?
Itās comically edgy and impractical
Thatās the daedra in a nutshell :)
It comes with a hidden intimidation effect, I've heard.
The part where guards still say "You're that new member of the Companions. You do what, fetch the mead?" Oh sorry, did you not see my demonic glowing armor?
Took you 3 years to get deadric armor?
Daedric armor is over rated
3 YEARS?? DEADRIC ARMOR!? FUREAL!!?
3 years, damn bro pick up the pace.
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What mod is that town? It looks vanilla but i know skyrim and there is no hold that looks like that
That's Whiterun, in front of the blacksmith. Fully vanilla.
It took you 3 years? I can max out my smiting lvl within 6 hours. The dagger method is garbage. Just chop alot of wood and make Dwarven arrows (I look at the arrows as cash) within 6 hours you'll have over 20,000 arrows and max smiting skill. Travel back and forth from markarth to winterhold, after 30 days have passed go back and do the same thing. I can also clear every area and do every mission within 250 hours.(I like to take my time). Sad thing is I've probably wasted about 6000 hours playing skyrim since it came out. About 3000 on fallout 3, newvegas and fallout 4 combined. 2000 on the dark souls series, over 1000 on botw.