The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

yes it does because crossbows are especially good against vamps.

It is north of High Hrothgar, close to Fellglow Keep and Irkngthand.

The Bannered Mare Inn in Whiterun.

You have to buy the DLC

The most important thing about learning to spell is to take note of the origin of the word, ie its etymology. So when you buy a dictionary, make sure it shows the origin of the words.

There are Falmer helms, torso armour, shields, and weapons.

Volunruud can be found to the north of Silent Moons Camp and Halted Stream Camp. Amaund Motierre can be found here for the quest The Silence has Been Broken.

It is a little ways north of Whiterun.

All the 'Claw' puzzles are easy.

Follow these steps:

1. Go to ITEMS

2. Go to MISC

3. Find the claw you require to unlock the puzzle

4. Turn it around and zoom in

5. There should be the puzzle solution at the back of the claw

I hope this helped :)

It's a glitch, hopefully Bethesda will fix it :)

Q on PC, D-pad Up/Down on Xbox 360, and D-pad Up on PS3.

No, it does not.

Babette lives, Cicero dies by you, if you choose to kill him and so get his armor.

The Night mother lives on in her coffin

Galathil is a 'face sculptor'.

There is no college of illusion but there is the College of Winterhold. As the name suggests, it's in Winterhold (north of Windhelm).

The nine holds of Skyrim are;

Eastmarch (Windhelm)

Falkreath Hold (Falkreath)

Haafingar (Solitude)

Hjaalmarch (Morthal)

The Pale (Dawnstar)

The Reach (Markarth)

The Rift (Riften)

Whiterun Hold (Whiterun)

Winterhold (Winterhold)

Skryrim is, Actually you have the perfect sytem properties, but Ive never even heard of Fallen Earth

You can fight at any time with your fists if you deselect any and all weapons/shields you were using. You could keep one in one hand, but don't attack with that hand, because it will use the weapon rather than the fist. Otherwise, sometimes when talking to people, you can challenge them to a brawl if you need something, and if you beat them, they will usually give you what you need.

Skyrim Dawnguard adds the characters Serana and Velerica both who are Daughters of Coldharbour, which means they are pure blood vampires who had there powers given to them by the Daedric prince Molag Bal. Molag Bal is also known as the Daedric Prince of Domination, vampirism, corruption, slavery, and RAPE. If you speak to Serana about becoming a pure blood vampire she'll tell you it involved a degrading ritual were the women offered themselves to Molag Bal, which means Molag Bal raped Serana and Velerica.

Getting your character lodged into places is an unfortunate occurrence in Bethesda games and the only way to become unstuck is to reload. Luckily, Skyrim offers about three autosaves, all very current, that you can use to load from.

For Dragonplate Armour, then along with the required Dragon Bone, you also need 3 scales each for Armour, Boots and Shield, then 2 each for Gauntlets and Helm.

For Dragonscale Armour, you need 4 each for the Armour and Shield, then 2 each for Helm, Gauntlets and Boots. So, 14 in total, and another 5 to do their upgrades.

It depends on how you like to play. I prefer bow myself, and argonians are quite good at both naturally.

You can be the champion of all the Daedric Princes.

You would have to make it an alias in a quest, and give it dialogue that way, or you could, If you feel confident, record speech, pack it up in a WAV file and attach it to the base skeleton actor.

I played both, and I would recommend Skyrim. There is simply much more you can do in it.