The Elder Scrolls

It's a role playing game

yes, there is a path from the town at the base of the mountain all the way to the Greybeard's front door.

When you enter the Persuade feature a box will appear that has the following actions listed on it: Admire, Intimidate, Taunt, Bribe 10 Gold, Bribe 100 Gold, Bribe 1,000 Gold. The Admire action puts your Speechcraft skill to the test. When you Admire someone and you succeed, their disposition toward should become more positive, and they'll like you more, therefore they'll give you more info when you want it. However, if you fail the Admire action, they'll start to hate you more. The Intimidate Action scares people into liking you, I think (I've never used it, so I'm not sure). This also uses the Speechcraft skill to determine your chances of success, just like every persuade action does. Taunting allows you to Taunt the NPC into attacking you. This way, if you want to pick a fight with someone you won't get into trouble by the guards since you're basically using self-defense. You'll know when someone is about to attack you because you taunted them because they'll say "That does it," and the only thing you'll be able to say is "Good-bye". The NPC will then attack you, and you can kill the person legally. The Bribe actions are the easiest to do, although they require money. Everyone on Vvardenfell likes money, and bribing them is an excellent way to get people to like you if you can't Admire people because your Speechcraft skill is too low. If you Bribe someone with 10 Gold, you have a low chance of success. If you bribe them with 100 Gold, you have a good chance of getting them to accept your money and ultimately start liking you more. Then if you give them 1,000 Gold they will almost always accept, but you'll lose 1K in the process. It's cheaper to just work your way up with 100 Gold Bribes. If you ever want your money back from Bribing people you can Taunt the person into attacking you, and then loot the money off their dead body.

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Your speachcraft skill i believe helps the chance that they will accept your money. I have high speachcraft and i get the toughest nuts to crack with just 10-50 Drakes

In the castle, in a room off to the right of the large dining hall/throne room after entering through the main door.

My friend loves Skyrim more than me and he told me it's a song found at a viking burial site which was originally written for a vikings birthday (chief or king). However i'm not sure if he was telling the truth. If he was then it would be in Old Norse (viking language).

or it could be old english or Gaelic

You need to know the Clear Skies shout. Use it on the barrier and it will disappear.

The shout is given to you as part of the Main Questline, so if you don't have it yet you have to continue the main questline until you get it.

its random i do a barrel roll when i crounch en draw my weapon up and stand at the same time i guess

You can play as a dragon Burning Skies - Flyable Dragon Races 3 mod by ElSte17 and UbuntuFreakDragon on the Skyrim Nexus.

If you just want to fly, you can ride dragons in the Dragonborn DLC.

Some NPC's aren't possible to become friends with for they don't do anything but say something if you click on them. However, many others will become friends with you if you do something for them. A side quest mainly. They may want you to get something for them, clear a place out, kill an enemy, anything. When you complete the quest they will be grateful, give you a reward, and you are friends. Being friends though, doesn't do anything though. The only beneficial thing is you can take certain things from their home, and they won't call the guards out at you. Usually gold. They usually always let you take their gold.

After the guy has come running to you and you complete the quest by slaying the vampire you should learn that he lives in the imperial city.

The approval meter from Morrowind and Oblivion has been removed completely, you only get the option to persuade, bribe, lie, etc, in specific circumstances.

So for example, at one point you see a mercenary walking on a road close to Morthal. You can ask him what's up, and he says he can't really say. One reply would be like this,

"Are you sure? It'd save me a lot of trouble (Persuade)" and if you choose this, it does a test on your speech skill to see if the persuade attempt works. Some attempts might work automatically.

But most of the time, the conversations with people will not have a diplomacy option like that.

If you go to your Inventory > Misc category and find the Golden Claw you picked up, If you zoom in it will have the code stamped on it. The code is Owl (inner) Butterfly (middle) Bear (outer).

Now that is interesting! Considering that there is no set method of becoming a Necromancer, you will need to improvise. Also, considering that you will want high conjuration and destruction, I will suggest two races.

The Breton, which has 25% resistance to magic, +10 Conjuration and the spell "Conjure Familiar". The Breton is human-like and great for Mage-based characters

The Dark Elf (Dunmer), which has Resist fire 50%, "Ancestor's Wrath", +10 in Destruction and "Sparks"

Well, if you are going to be a Evil Necromancer, I suggest the Dunmer as it just looks more evil and bad-ass though the Breton has some bonuses that could help you out more.

Honestly, its all about the look, if you want a human-like or Dark-Elf, as the spells they start with can be purchased anyways.

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Just before you attempt to enter somewere near the door there should be a dremora waiting for saying you killed his intire kin and he will give you the option to either assist or kill you. Choose the option that allows him to attack you, kill him and on him he should have a pair of gauntlets that weaken you by 50%. Take those, put them on and you will then have acess to the forbidden grotto.

Has to be something from The Elder Scrolls series of video games from Bethesda SoftworksTamriel is a place and Daedra is a race within the world.

Factions you can join:

Companions

College of Winterhold

Dark Brotherhood

Stormcloaks

Imperials

With the Dawnguard DLC:

Volkihar Vampires

Dawnguard

The Dragon Priest Shrine, also known as Bromjunaar Sanctuary can't be reached by foot. For it, you'll need to find Wooden Mask, which can be found in the Labyrintiath, on the skeleton. Then you'll wear it, you'll be teleported to the sanctuary!

Are you talking about the lost prophecies? If so, then go through the main quest and later you'll get information on how to obtain the lost prophecies.

I recommend Oblivion or Skyrim for a softer gaming experience since they're the newest games. Morrowind, the third game, is pretty hardcore, but it represents a lot of early and old game mechanics that aren't present in the latest Elder Scrolls games. Morrowind is a lot more difficult than Oblivion and Skyrim, and some old Elder Scrolls players argue that the latest games have been "dumbed down".

The first two games are difficult to find and start up/install, so I wouldn't recommend playing them first.

I think the most expensive house is the rosethorn hall house which is in skingrad it costs 25,00 and to get it you have to talk to someone in castle skingrad

Quest items cannot be put away like that. You have to keep it until you complete the quest.

3 000 000 +

Cure, Restore, Fortify Attribute, or anything from the School of Restoration should leave a leave a blueish tint.

Skyrim hardly contains any bad language. The language that it does contain is appropriate to the mature setting, such as "Damn" and "Whore." The game uses made-up language as well, such as "Milk-Drinker" and "Snow-berries."

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