Let’s get into the holiday spirit! Play TES, then go to a town or hold in the snowy region, and do whatever they need help with! (Except for the racist people in Windhelm. The racist people there can wither and die. But do help the dark elves and Aragonians there, along with whoever isn’t racist there.) I’m going to help Dawnstar’s nightmare problem, but you guys can do whatever TES game you like!

What is everyone’s favorite Easter Egg from any TES games?

Because not much is going on, what is the dumbest thing that you ever did in any TES game? (Please specify what game it is, because I’m only familiar with Skyrim)

Edit: sorry, I meant to say dumb or funny or random stuff you did. My bad.

In all the events of Skyrim, the Dragonborn read a total of THREE scrolls, one of which that was improperly. According to Dexion Evicus, Moth Priests go blind in their later days after reading a scroll, and varies by their preparation before reading. This means to any ordinary mortal who reads a scroll at all, they can go blind within a matter of days. I'm thinking that the Moth Ritual only extends the amount of time before blindness by months, or years probably

The Dragonborn read one of the elder scrolls at the Throat of the World, improperly. Should've the Dragonborn go blind after a couple days? Probably. But since that didn't happen, we can assume that the Dragonborn completed the Dawnguard questline before learning Dragonrend, since during that questline, dialogue with NPCs suggest the Dragonborn had no idea how to read a scroll. Therefore, with knowledge of the scrolls in Dawnguard, the Dragonborn would have more experience with reading the scroll to learn Dragonrend, before "Alduin's Bane". Thus, the time before blindness is extended.

And with that, do you think the Dragonborn could be canonically blind by TES 6?

I understand that it's fine to simply look at someone's inventory through the pickpocket menu. I understand that being caught pickpocketing will cause them to become hostile and/or add bounty. But why is it that if I put something into someone's inventory through the pickpocket menu, they have the same reaction (if I'm caught) as when I took something? I literally just gave you free stuff bro, chill.

A question for the staff: do we have a category where we can share our characters profiles ans builds? Like backstory and other info regarding them. I saw this on an Amino of TES and wondered if we have something of the sort here.

Hey guys I have started a new two handed and heavy armor build so I need a to find a good method to level up my heavy armor skill tree well I know one method but I don't want to get blasted into the sky by a giant . I would look it up on the internet but I would like to know what you guys have in mind

Just got in a crate today and received a pin. Was wondering which faction the symbol belongs to as it is completely slipping my mind. Everything else is Cyrodiilic. So I’m assuming it’s an Oblivion themed crate.

I have a question because why not. What is the weirdest encounter you've been a part of?

I'm getting TES: Online while it's on sale on steam. Any helpful advice or tips would be much appreciated. I know next to nothing about the game.

Have any of you ever gone for an evil playthrough on the basis of ‘Skyrim belongs not to the Nords, the Empire, or anyone else. It belongs to the Dragonborn.’, or is that just me?

A simple question to encourage discussion and debate 😉

What is the SINGLE greatest quest out of ALL Elder Scrolls games? Why do you believe this to be true?

It’s been forever sense I’ve played Morrowind and I’ve forgotten a lot about this game. Does anyone have any tips for playing it?