If you were an adventurer before taking an arrow to the knee, would you prefer to decorate your house with ancient nord or Dwarven decorations?

I've finished all the quests (DLCs included), and married Mjoll the Lioness. Of course, the simp comes with her while we move to Hjerim. Strangely enough, the third visit home I found that Aerin has disappeared. After some time, I decided to check the Windhelm Hall of the Dead. No Aerin coffin. Then I checked Riften. He's not at his house, so I checked their Hall of the dead. Lo and behold, one of the first coffins I search is Aerin's.

Turns out, the simp died while I was away. As grateful as I am that I didn't have to do it myself, what's bothering me is how did he die? Please help me understand as there's nothing in the wiki that tells me the probable cause.

Also, no it wasn't a vampire attack (as I already completed the Dawnguard questline that stops the attacks) and it wasn't a dragon (as I completed the main questline that lessens the amount of attacks). Aerin NEVER LEFT THE HOUSE.

I think I obtained all the artifacts you can get in the game and I still did not get the achievement. What do you think I missed? You can start by listing them in the comments and I will tell you if I have that one.

So let’s say the Dragonborn joined all the joinable factions, did all the DLC, did all quests that is doable in one play through. (for radiants let’s say at least one time each). Including the civil war

How much time realistically do you think the game would take. In lore not game mechanics. (Like, travel time, 8 hr average sleep a night, three meals a day etc)

So, one of the few mobile games I like is called Tap Tap Fish -Abyssrium. It's about aquarium-building (yet actually takes place in the ocean) and it has many events year-round. A few years ago, there was an event where you could get a dragon decoration. It looks like this:

But wait a minute...

Isn't that Alduin?

If you look at its details, there are a lot of similarities from the scale arrangement to horn and face shape.

Am I going crazy? Is this just a coincidence?

Even the tail is the exact same just low-poly.

Has anyone ever had a TES related dream while they were sleeping?

Last night I dreamed I was fighting a dragon in Skyrim but it was a T-Rex dragon that was way stronger and roared like the one from Jurassic Park. It also had a T-Rex head.

I can't continue the main quest until I reach level three. Currently, I've been doing thieves guild quests. I've already finished all the ones in Balmora and I'm on the last one in Ald'Ruhn. My states say I'm at 7/10 to level 3. Is this final Ald'Ruhn job going to get me to level 3? Dagoth Ur's not going to sit around and wait.

OK, I know he will. I'm just getting impatient for the main quest to continue.

The very first time i played Skyrim (Vanilla 360), before i understood how the world worked, I set off eastward wondering what I was supposed to do. I think I treked through the mountains for a while running away from wolves. I think I was heading towards Riften for no particular reason but I came across a portal at the top of a mountain that when I went through it brought me to an old mage and his two children who were always arguing.

I've hunted for this portal again on different playthroughts but Ive never been able to find it.

Has anyone else found this minor quest and can they remember where it was? I would very much like to visit it again

We always talk about our favorite women in Skyrim like Serana, but I’m curious to you women and men out there, who’s your favorite man in Skyrim that you can marry or would want to marry (like Brynjolf).

Personally, I think Hadvar is a beefcake. Objectively subjectively speaking. But Etienne Rarnis is also cute, he’s like a cupcake for those of you into the shy femboy type. I’ve seen a lot of Vilkas & Farkas fans out there. Who’s your favorite husband or man crush in Skyrim? (Men and women both are welcome to participate in this. You can be straight and still appreciate another man’s beauty).

Why is some of the dialogue so cringe? Like for example, the player can say to Senna, a priestess of Dibella, “Instruction? Where do I sign up?” and she responds “Well, you are lovely to look at, and there's so many things I could teach you, but I'm afraid the Temple isn't taking in new students." It’s just so weird. Like the marriage dialogue is the same and there is no unique dialogue for any characters. Also if you get Lover’s Comfort, the Skyrim equivalent of Lover’s Embrace, or what is sexual relations, you can also get a boost for having a father’s something or other, which is just…. Idk maybe I’m thinking way too much into this, but some of the dialogue is too weird.

Throughout your time playing TES games, did you notice any detail you were surprised by for some reason and if so, what made it surprise you? It can be a fact about the lore, a feature of the game, an easter egg, etc.

Something I was surprised by is that the developers actually included lore about the death mechanic in ESO, regarding the nature of the Vestige. When I played ESO for the first time, I assumed this death mechanic was only a mechanic that was added for convenience, and I didn't grant it much thought or importance. I was surprised to find out later that there was an explanation for that in the lore.

We know that morag tong has always worshiped mephala as their patron deity but what about the time under the tribunal temple? The tribunal replaced all of the roles previously held by the 3 daedra not banning their worship but relegating them to old ways so what about tong then? What were they worshipping? We know they weren't worshipping her anticipation vivec as book fire and darkness mentions

After doing the "battle for fort snowhawk" mission it says to "liberate Haafingar" with the arrow towards galmar, but there's no "reporting in" dialogue option, I searched and all I could find was people just encountering necromancers and nobody else having my problem. Any way to fix this?

I am creating a build that only has the weapons and armor that are only in promo material (trailers, statues, official artwork) which of course is the iron helmet, gauntlets and boots with studded armor, a steel sword and dagger and banded iron shield

My question is should I include the iron shield which is in a live action trailer and the steel shield and fireball (which are on statues and the official fandom photo of the Dovahkiin) to stay in line with this sort of build? Cheers

I thought about adding to the trivia part that there is a pleasure palace in Würtemberg in Germany that has the exact same name.

So here is the table before applying the LED lights inside them.

And here is the table after with RGB lights.