The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

If you're playing on a console, you don't. Reload a previous save if it's that important to you.

If you're playing on PC, the console code is:

player.additem <item_code> <quantity>

The item code can be found with the help command, for instance:

help krosis

And look for the armor entry on the list that's returned.

The specific mask item codes are:

61CC1 Hevnoraak

61CB9 Krosis

61C8B Morokei

61CA5 Nahkriin

61CC2 Otar

61CC0 Rahgot

61CC9 Vokun

61CAB Volsung

61CD6 Konahrik

You can find Aela the Huntress in Jorrvaskr, Whiterun. She is usually outside in the back, talking. She is with the companions and if you join them, you will find her more easily. Or, you can find Aela just outside Whiterun, in a farm where she and two other NPC's ( Non Playable Characters) will be fighting a giant.

Hope I helped

If you buy the retail edition, you add the CD key that came with it to Steam. Then you can either run the installation from the DVD, or get Steam to do a digital download by selecting the game in your libary and clicking on the 'Install' button.

If you bought the digital version then digital download is your only option, and performed the same way as outlined above.

There are no classes in Skyrim, a character is free to develop and become proficient in whichever skills they wish.

I have one horse and certainly seem to be able to purchase a second one, though I haven't tried it yet.

I'm not sure why you'd want more than one, though. Your horse fast-travels with you, so if you ever need to have it with you, now, you can always fast-travel somewhere (and then immediately back, if necessary), to find a lost horse that way. I've lost my horse more than once, and it's always right there when you fast-travel. I wonder if having more than one horse would cause both to come with you, or maybe just the one you've ridden last...?

I'm sorry I'm not much help.

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Skyrim is completed by following the main questline, which takes about 40 hours.

But that is not the point of playing Skyrim.

The main questline is a small part of the game.

There are many more challenges in this game, such as mastering to 100 the many skill trees available.

If played on Steam, there are also many badges for accomplishment that can be won.

Yes, it can be acquired through a spell tome named invisibility from the master illusionist in the College of Winterhold.

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Mid means "Loyal".
It is part one of the Battle Fury shout. All three words of This word of power can be found in Vahlok's Tomb, which requires the 'Dragonborn' DLC.


You can find more about the Dragon Shouts and Words of Power on the official Elder Scrolls Wiki.

No, all saved data is kept on the hard drive, or memory card.

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Raan means "Animal".
It is part one of the Animal Allegiance shout. This word of power can be found in Angarvunde.


You can find more about the Dragon Shouts and Words of Power on the official Elder Scrolls Wiki.

you need to go to the blue palace and talk to falk firebeard (the steward) and press the first dialouge caption to star the "boy who cried wolf quest". after you finish, talk to elisif (the jarl of solitude, also in the blue palace) and she will give you a few misc. quests. after compleating them, talk to her again and she will name you "thane of solitude" and alow you to buy a house there. talk to falk firebeard again and then there will be a dialouge for buying a house. the only down side is elisif might have dissapeard and you wont be able to do it, and/or, the house costs 25,000 septims. hope this helped

lol my name is Bailey too ;P

If you support the Stormcloaks for the Civil War quest, then yes, Jarl Ulfric will become High King of Skyrim. If you join the Imperial Legion, he is killed.

In the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Raan Mir Tah is the dragon shout for Animal Allegiance.
This shout calls upon nearby animals to help defend the player in tricky situations.


You can find more about the Dragon Shouts and Words of Power on the official Elder Scrolls Wiki.

If 'best' is armour rating alone,

Daedric,

Stahlrim,

Dragonbone,

Ebony,

Orcish,

Steel Plate

Dwarven,

Steel,

Iron.

Stahlrim and Dragonbone are equally protective, but Stahlrim is lighter.

i believe you pick it up off the body of the guy that rns away from you when you cut him out of the webs saarthal (not sure of the name of the dungeon sorry :))

EDIT by PokerulerOrc:

Bleak Falls Barrow.

Arkngthamz, Raldbthar, Deep Folk Crossing, & the Dwarven Storeroom, an outhouse of Mzulft.

That depends largely on what you think the kids can handle.

Reasons against: The game is mainly combat-oriented, with swords and shields and magic galore. There are several environments with blood in them, i.e. a dungeon floor with puddles of blood to show something dangerous is around. There is little swearing in the game, and there are one or two side missions with sexual innuendo. There is also a series of assassin quests, with some dark overtones to it.

Reasons for: Oblivion is pretty tame in comparison to most other games of the same nature, and surrounds the player in a very well-made fantasy environment. The game has a crime system that helps strongly discourage the player from just killing or stealing whatever they want, and even the "thieves guild" has penalties for killing innocents. Missions are layed out to present multiple solutions to a problem, encouraging the player to think things through before just plowing through all of the enemies. The enemies themselves are often magical creatures such as skeletons or overgrown insects.

well for me i get it all the time cause im level 30 so you need to be 16 to 24

the most likely place to find orc armour is on orc marauders or you could find it on some merchants if you need more info on marauders search oblivion wiki maruaders

I don't know about a "bone lockpick", but i know about an infinate one. if you find the nocturnal shrine(shrine of the nocturnal) and complete the task the shrine gives you, it will reward you with an infinate lockpick. you will never have to buy a lockpick again:) hope this helps, ianswergoodones

There is only 1 way to kill the giant, attack it. There are several ways however to avoid the giants attack. People say to hide under a barn where the giant cannot go and attack it with magic etc.

First of all, you need a forge witch you get from Lute. It is called aLumber Axe lvl. 2. You need to swing it at least 2 or more times to work. To get a forge it will cost a lot of money. Of course it will be worth it! Hope this helps!

My preferred weapon is the Mace of Molag Bal, which you get in markath, when you into the house, and most of the other Daedric Weapons are very good, and you can make them if your smithing level is high enough.

That cant happen, Werewolf blood gives the user an immunity to disease and since vampirism is a disease... its not possible, but... there is a way to become a werwolf AFTER being a vampire, just fight vampires, contract the disease THEN become a werewolf