The Elder Scrolls

Fire Breath is a dragon shout. The word wall locations are Dustman's Cairn, Sunderstone Gorge, and the Throat of the World. Paarthurnax will teach you one of the words.

There are five types of elves in Skyrim:

1. High Elf (Altmer)

2. Dark Elf (Dunmer)

3. Wood Elf (Bosmer)

4. Snow Elf (Falmer)

5. Orcs (Orsimer).

All five races descend from the Aldmer, the original elvish race, there are a few other subtypes such as the Chimer, and more importantly, the Dwemer, but they do not appear in person.

The closest you get to a full answer is from the last living Dwemer, Yagrum Bagarn who can be found in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. After you give him a few Dwemer books, he concludes that the Dwemer chief architect Kagrenac somehow tied the Dwemer race's very essence to the Heart of Lorkhan, said to be the very heart of the god who created the world The Elder Scrolls takes place on.

During a battle against the Chimer, who moved to wipe out the Dwemer forever, Kagrenac tried to use his 'profane tools', Wraithguard, Keening and Sunder, on the heart, to animate a giant brass golem as a new god, Numidium. What happened was simulataneously, every Dwemer simply vanished from the face of Nirn, except Bagarn, who claims he was in 'the outer realms' at the time.

Whether the Dwemer were annihilated, or ascended, has not been revealed.

DOSBox Runs on a Mac, and Elder scrolls Arena runs inside DOSBox.

No, the actual look of your armor has no affect on stealth. However, the weight of it does.(the lighter the better)

Some of the game's best features lie in its textures and animations, going cheap will turn the game into just another RPG, save your money for a year and buy a full rig or switch to xbox would be my advice. It would probably be disappointing to try it on a $500 laptop.

From my knowledge, you can't get it back. It's a disgraceful bug with the game. Although, from what i've heard, (depending your console) there are some cheats which can possibly get Krosis back.

I don't know about Arena, Daggerfall and morrowind but in Oblivion you need to start the last thieves guild quest 'The ultimate heist' and in skrim it is part of the main quest.

Like several other items with unique effects, Dragonbane can't be disenchanted. You can't learn the enchantment and place it on other items.

Yes you can have children in Skyrim. You can't do it the "Old Fashion" way, but you can adopt. There is at least One homeless child in each large city and you can talk to Constance Michael at the orphanage in Riften

Perhaps to you they speak fast, but to others they speak normal. The game developers recorded every line individually, and put it all together as one huge line of chatting in the game. If there comes a time where two phrases seem to come close together rather fast, well sorry, but it's only a minor issue on how much was put into the game in the first place.

Simple. Buy a open lock spell. You can have a open very easy lock, easy lock, average , hard and very hard but no "needs a key" Go and see the arcane university or a few shops. If you are in the dark brotherhood. That guy also sells "an unwelcome guest which unlocks easy locks. i got an open average lock from that guy in the arcane university. But You need to improve your alteration skill first by unlocking manually although I don't theink you have to with the easy lock spell.

WARNING! SKOOMA DAMAGES YOUR INTELLIGENCE!!!!! THIS MEANS YOU HAVE LESS MAGIKA AND LESS SPELLS WILL BECOME AVAILABLE!

My guy had skooma to make him stronger but later did I realize I would have to spend ages build back up my intelligence.

To get a waypoint to appear in Skyrim, open up the quests menu and select the task you wish to be directed to. Make sure the white arrow next to it lights up; a waypoint will then appear on your map. From this menu, you can also press the 'show on map' button to take you straight there.

I've used various console codes to try to fix the Blood on the Ice bugged questline, including ones that resurrected dead characters and changed the status of a quest's completion. This did not disable any achievements.

Redguards in The Elder Scrolls are a race of dark-skinned people, yes.

On the PC version, you can drag a corpse (and pick items up without adding them to inventory) by pressing and holding E for a second or so, which will make you get hold of them rather than searching. You can drag and swing the body around a bit, but if you swing too fast, you might let go. Pressing E again will let go of the body, or item.

Assumedly console version will work the same way by holding the search button instead of pressing once.

It depends where you shop, as they will set the limits to how many you can buy.

I have tried it myself and it is great, I believe it adds werewolves to certain places of Cyrodil, and there is a ritual for becoming a werewolf. However in this mod the werewolves are called lycans. This mod also enables the opportunity for you to become a lich.

Find his BaseID or FormID (I forget which), type it in, and type in enable.

I am not for sure, but i think it is associated with vampirism.

you can't

There is no main quest for KotN. Instead multiple quests are added that require you to do a variety of things. From finding relics and armour to killing specific NPC's. The quests are: Pilgrimage: Complete the Pilgrimage of the Nine Divines to show that you are worthy. The Shrine of the Crusader: Retrieve the Helm of the Crusader from Pelinal's lost shrine. Priory of the Nine: Retrieve the Cuirass of the Crusader from the Priory of the Nine. The following four quests must be completed before Priory of the Nine is considered complete. Nature's Fury: Retrieve the Boots of the Crusader from the Shrine of Kynareth. The Path of the Righteous: Retrieve the Mace of Zenithar from the Chapel of Zenithar in Leyawiin. Wisdom of the Ages: Retrieve the Shield of the Crusader from Fort Bulwark. Stendarr's Mercy: Retrieve the Gauntlets of the Crusader from the Chapel of Stendarr in Chorrol. The Faithful Squire: Retrieve the Greaves of the Crusader from Lathon. The Sword of the Crusader: Retrieve the Sword of the Crusader and reconsecrate it. The Blessing of Talos: Obtain the ninth relic: The Blessing of Talos. Umaril the Unfeathered: Defeat Umaril and kill him for good, in both the physical and spiritual planes. Here's an outline of one to get you started: (Pilgramage) Ask any NPC about "Rumors" and you may learn about the attack on the Chapel of Dibella in Anvil. You may also notice a new dialogue option regarding some sort of "Prophet". Asking about him will yield information about a man in Anvil who preaches that the attack on the Anvil Chapel is merely a sign of things to come. Asking about either of these options, or traveling to Anvil and speaking to the Prophet directly will add this quest to your log (the first of many). Additionally, talking to any citizen in Anvil will give you more information about the attack. The Prophet can be found across the road from the Chapel of Anvil, in the garden next to Benirus Manor. During the day, he is loudly ranting about the attack on the chapel, saying a threat has emerged from the darkness of the ages of myth to challenge Cyrodiil. At night, he sleeps in a bedroll in the garden; you can wake him up to talk with him. Speak to him about the Anvil chapel attack and he cryptically explains that a figure dubbed Umaril the Unfeathered is behind this plot, and that the only way to stop him is to use the Relics of the Divine Crusader, Pelinal Whitestrake. He then asks if you are a worthy knight. Depending on your ranking in various factions, you are given many options to respond. If you choose any "yes" answer, citing your accomplishments, he dismisses you, saying that you obviously do not need his help. However, the only way to progress forward in the quest is to seek the Prophet's help and choose any "no" answer, and then "How can I find the relics?". The Prophet explains that you must complete the pilgrimage of the Wayshrines of the Nine Divines to prove yourself and repent for your past misdeeds, and gives you a Map detailing the locations of some of their respectiveWayshrines.You must visit and activate one of each of the Wayshrines of each of the Nine Divines. This is the first quest I would advise to do as it it the intro into the Knights of the Nine. Hope this helps.

breathing sound. Words from which he desends. Stephen LeBelle copyright

In most states no you do not need any type of degree. A normal license should be good enough. usually its easier just to call the local mortuary and ask about your states requirement.

Yes. They don't have guild halls, but you can find the Thieves' Guild at the South Wall Cornerclub in Balmora, one street away from the river on the east side of town.

The Rat in the Pot, Ald Ruhn (Guildmaster is Aengoth the Jeweler)

Simine Fralinies Bookshop, Vivec Foreign Quarter canalworks (Guildmaster is Master Thief Gentleman Jim Stacey)

Dirty Muriels, Sadrith Mora (Nr Wolverine Hall, Guildmaster is Big Helende)

Other thieves guild hangouts can be found in Hla Oad, Gnaar Mok and Pelagiad, although Pelagiad is the only other place you can aquire work (Talk to Ahnassi).