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Fundom user·12/4/2024

^Yeah, in Oblivion the Grey Fox uses the Elder Scroll you steal to somehow remove the curse on the cowl of Nocturnal which also changes the past retroactively or something, I don't remember most of the details.

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Fundom user·12/4/2024

^They're indestructible and they weigh 20 skyrim mass units, that's almost as heavy as a steel warhammer, so they can probably make for a decent weapon 🤔

Other than that, they've been used for prophecy, to banish a god to the future, bind an ancient lich to his tomb and undo a Daedric curse which also altered time. No evidence that they also shoot lasers or something, but who knows what else they can do

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Fundom user·12/4/2024

An Elder Scroll was used against him once and it didn't kill him, it sent him to the future. I don't know of any other instance in which an Elder Scroll was used to kill someone, so my guess is probably not.

Edit: The LDB used an Elder Scroll to learn Drgonrend, which was needed to kill Alduin, but the scroll wasn't used against him directly, just to learn the shout that would make him vulnerable.

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Fundom user·11/22/2024

^^I remember reading some sources that used female pronouns to describe Y'ffre and I think I also vaguely remember Tava (Redguard Kynareth) being referred to using male pronouns.

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Fundom user·11/22/2024

^While we didn't get to see Molag as female in any of his in-game appearences, this books uses female pronouns for Molag:

Invocation of Azura

Invocation of AzuraElder Scrolls

A reply to The Beautiful Princess Ashley

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Fundom user·11/17/2024

You can use soul gems to buy cards. In the menu there's an eye button which you can press to see cards you don't have and then you can use soul gems to buy them. You can also sell cards for soul gems.

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Fundom user·11/16/2024

^Don't feel like a cheater, that's your way to experience the most out of what the game has to offer :)

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Fundom user·11/16/2024

I didn't find out about it in-game, I noticed that it's like that when looking at info on the wiki and then I confirmed that it's true in the game. By looking at her map I would've never found out about it.

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Fundom user·11/15/2024

^Nice find! I didn't know that it's missing from there but I checked now and you're right. You're also right that it's a sketch of the dragonstone, where dragon burial mouds are marked with a star, and you can also see that where there is a missing mark there is the star shape from the dragonstone. That's not the mistake I was thinking of though.

The mistake I found is that the mound in the southeastern corner of the map is marked as open on her map when she gives it to you during A Blade in the Dark, but in fact opens only during Diplomatic Immunity.

I don't know how to make sense of this, she was at the site, and in her dialogue she says the pattern began near riften and the jerall mountains, how could she be wrong? I take it that this is probably a developer oversight and that this mound should've been the first to open, or maybe Delphine is simply pretty bad at reading a map and telling where she is.

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Fundom user·11/14/2024

^When you enter Helgen in the intro you can see Tullius speaking to Elenwen, and there's also this book. So maybe the Thalmor had something to do with that.

Thalmor Dossier: Ulfric Stormcloak

Thalmor Dossier: Ulfric StormcloakElder Scrolls

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Fundom user·11/13/2024

Good job, hope you had a good time. I didn't get the opportunity to play Skyrim unfortunately, so I haven't tried all of them yet. I'm really looking forward to giving them a try tho.

A reply to Pearl Lunar

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Fundom user·11/11/2024

^^I never bothered myself with completing this quest. If the reward was the crown maybe I would have cuz it looks really cool.

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Fundom user·11/11/2024

^Damn, I thought finding the mistake in the map is gonna be super hard and will take time. It took me years to even notice it and I did so only with information from the wiki which I later confirmed in-game.

I'm looking forward to see if the mistake you found is the same mistake I know of or if it's another mistake that I don't know of, but you're right that we should probably wait till the others have given it a try before revealing it.

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Fundom user·11/11/2024

I think the problem with complaining about Skyrim is that there are so many things to complain about that I don't even know where to begin and this comment will be too long if I'd write every complaint I have. So I'll bring up one complaint I have for Skyrim- Dragonborn's main quest is absolutely terrible imo.

The questline is inconsistent- Miraak lets us go on our first encounter with him but when we return to fight him he tells us he'll use our power to escape Apocrypha. So why not just kill us when we first met him? He had the upper hand. The story also highlights Bend Will as something that is crucial to defeat Miraak, but in the end we only use it to get to him. It wasn't even necessary lore-wise cuz eventually he'd escape Apocrypha and we could theoretically defeat him on Solstheim. Maybe mastering Bend Will ourselves makes us immune to his attempts to control us lore-wise, but that's just a thought I had, it's never mentioned in the game afaik, and I don't think it's supposed to br my job to guess why it's important. I think they did a pretty bad job with explaining and showing why this Shout is so important to defeat him. They did it way better with Alduin and Dragonrend where using the shout is actually a gameplay mechanic in the battles against him, and we also have dialogue that tells us that Alduin's too powerful and invulnerable and if we won't use Dragonrend we'll die.

Lastly, I don't really like the fact that we can't really defy Mora. I mean, of course we can just leave Apocrypha upon beating Miraak, but when playing this questline I thought of Mora as the real villain that I want to stop rather than Miraak. I think it would've been cool if we really had a choice to defy Mora, maybe refuse his bargain with the Skaal so the shaman doesn't die and we have to fight Miraak on Solstheim when he escapes.

Fundom user·11/11/2024 in Skyrim

Skyrim's birthday challenges

This is Skyrim's 13th anniversary, so I came up with 13 challenges for anyone who plans to play Skyrim today and has no idea what to do in-game!

Do a bottle flip with a bottle of juniper berry mead
Beat all the Greybeards in a fight
Find the mistake in Delphine's dragon map
Talk to Paarthurnax while standing on his head
Climb up a water wheel in the direction that pushes you down
Complete all of Angi's bow practice challenges
Buy Skyrim one more time (jk, this isn't one of the challenges, I know that all of us already own every possible version of Skrim :)
Kill Angi using only the bow she gives you when you complete all of her challenges and only the practice arrows she gives you during them
Find Tolfdir's alembic but don't give it back to him so he won't lose it again
Use telekinesis to throw a pie into someone's face
Find all bugs in a jar
Play bowling using telekinesis, mead bottles and a cabbage
Steal skooma from M'aiq the Liar
Reverse pickpocket unique artifacts into every citizen in Whiterun and then frenzy them all!

Share images of your accomplishments here if you're up to it

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Fundom user·11/6/2024

Yeah, using the talos amulet and beast form exploit which allows you to reduce shout cooldown of all shouts to 0 is really fun. It won't make shouts stronger, but you can at least create a character that uses only shouts and you can see what shout combinations are powerful or at least make you feel they're really powerful.

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Fundom user·11/6/2024

I thought of doing something like that and I still really want to give it a try

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Fundom user·11/4/2024

^^I don't think I even knew about the 1st and 3rd images.

I also like Umaril's art as well as the knight of order. Umaril looks really cool and the knight of order appears translucent, and after I saw it I opened Oblivion and realized that they really are translucent, I didn't even know about it.

The Avatar of Akatosh's artwork is also really cool and I'm really happy it exists, I don't really like how it looks in Oblivion.

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Fundom user·11/4/2024

^I used that card a lot. I have no idea what it depicts though, it doesn't look like it's from another TES game like most of the art.

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Fundom user·11/4/2024

^^I'll try to make an Oblivion character that looks like this fella

^Agreed. Something I noticed about Oblivion is that the shape of your character's body makes the armor you equip look like a flat rectangle, needless to say that it looks quite silly. It's extremely noticable with blades armor for example. So seeing card art that features the blades armor, which is imo one of the coolest looking armors in the game, is really cool.

Since we ended up talking about the card art, what's everyone's favorite? I really like the art for Dovah of the Voice.

Dovah of the Voice

Dovah of the VoiceElder Scrolls

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