The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

You feed the same way as you do in Oblivion. You need to find someone who is sleeping, and Sneak to them, then, use "A", "X", Or "E" (Default for computers) to come up with the option, then feed.

The enchantments are all random, whether the items are loot on defeated enemies, in chests, or in shop inventories. You just have to keep searching.

Once you've cleared the fog with the warriors, you should use Dragonrend to bring him to the ground. Once you can use the shout again, use it while he's still on the ground a second time. He shouldn't fly up again for a while after. You can then unleash whatever powers and weapons you have against him and he will eventually be defeated.

No, Skyrim is a single player game, but its so massive you won't notice.

elder scrolls vi hasn't even come out yet, but iv (oblivion) you can just about do anything, like ride horses, create your own race, pick locks, join four guilds(assassin's, thieves, fighters, and mages), you can steal, explore dungeons, murder people, quest for powerful weapons, use magic, fight in the arena, use speech to your advantage, and much, much more.

The elder scrolls VI will probably be Valenwood, the homeland of Bosmers.

In the meantime we can explore Skyrim more, and start playing the Elder Scrolls Online as it comes in 2013. That may postpone the release of TES VI.

Most probably TES VI will be released before 2018.

The most powerful sword is the Ebony blade by far, it dosent do much but with it, you are absolutly unable to die, every sucessful hit drains the life from the target healing you and dealing extra dmg... I LIKE PIE!

Dawnguard was released for;

- Xbox 360 on 26th June 2012,

- PC on 02 August 2012,

- PS3 on 26/27 February 2013.

Many things,

1. Many People to interact with and fight.

2. Enormous amount of quests

3. many eastereggs

4. HUGE map

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It depends how you play, being either a person who goes straight for the main story line, or to do as many, if not all of the side quests, then it can vary.

I would say, you should be, at a minimum level, be around level 15, due to having to attack Aludin. But when I did this, I was about level 22 or 23.

Hope this helps you.

It is rated '15' by the BBFC.

It is the 5th installment in the Elder Scrolls series.

Unlike the ratings from the ESRB in North America, which are only advisory, the BBFC ratings are enforceable by law, and UK retailers may face hefty fines if they sell to anyone under the age of 15.

According to the BBFC the rating is because of the "strong violence" the game contains.

It is for a PC but we can be sure it will be the same for both 360 and ps3.

If you have been a vampire for a while then you have to talk to one of the counts, I think its skingrad and he will help you. :D your welcome

You can not enchant an already enchanted item. To increase the ability of the enchantment you need to level your Enchanting skill. To fully use your high level Enchanting skill you need to use Grand Soul Gems, Black Soul Gems, or Azura's Star/The Black Star.

There are not many, but there are some. The court wizard of Riften, Wylandriah, is a Bosmer. Laila Law-Giver in Riften has a Bosmer steward called Anuriel.

The only way to stop your companion from attacking is by telling him/her to wait. To do this you talk to them and then select wait here.

In order to marry anyone you first need the Amulet of Mara. You can acquire this amulet from Maramal at the Bee and Barb in Riften.

You can't necessarily beat Morrowind. If you're looking toward finishing the main part of the game and becoming awesomely strong, you just need to go through the main questline. To start the main questline you need to talk to Caius Cosades in Balmora. At the start of the game the officer with the golden-like armor tells you this, but it's understandable if you just skipped it all, because he has a lot of boring things to say.

Anyway, you go to Balmora to Caius' house which is on the side of the river where there are no shops. His house is to the northwest inside the walls of Balmora. When you talk to him, you give him a package which I hope you didn't sell for some reason. When you give him the package he'll start giving you quests. Do all the quests that come from this questline and you will have beaten the main questline.

Skyrim is a violent game especially in critical slow motion kill scenes but is a game that makes you think. If played on a higher difficulty Skyrim can be a difficult game that forces you to be strategic in your actions not just run around hacking and slashing all willy nilly

No, you only have to start the quest "The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller" to trigger the initial quest.

Also SPOILER:

When you are attacked by the Cultists, make sure to loot the bodies to find the "Cultists' Orders" item.

Yes, as part of the Companions questline in the vanilla version of the game, you will become a werewolf. However the werewolf perk tree is only added in the Dawnguard DLC.

You can purchase the armor after completing The quest "proving honor" and being inducted into the companions. You purchase it from Eorlund Greymane.

Because of how Skyrim was made, the missilanious quests are never ending. You can continue to kill vampires from talking to the Smith in Dawnguard just like talking to the night mother for another contract. they are unending. but great for gold.

There is a perk in the one-handed skill tree (about leve 60 or so) that gives a chance of decapitaion when using a one-handed statding power attack.

Similiarly, there is the corresponding perk in the two-handed skill tree at the same level.

The fastest way to get to 100 in smithing is to collect as much iron ingots and leather strips as possible. Make as many iron daggers as your iron and leather will permit and do it over and over. Your skill will fly up without using much money. Will still take a while.

~BlackWolf1112