#DRAGONBORN MISSIONS IN SKYRIM FULL#

#DRAGONBORN MISSIONS IN SKYRIM FULL#

Not only does this bad boy increase your Speech Skill by a leveled amount, not only does it double your chance of success with Persuasion attempts, it also has a light armor rating - now, endgame, this isn't so useful since you're probably hitting the soft armor cap of 567 pretty easily - I say soft cap because the game adds a hidden +100 rating when you're wearing a full set of any armor, so 567 would really read as 667, making the hard cap 667, but since damage mitigation stops at 80%, which is reached at 610, having an armor rating beyond 610 is pointless - it can be quite useful to someone who runs Heavy Armor, as it allows you to level both in combat without compromising your normal armor, or maybe your character is new and the extra boost to your armor rating is much needed. You also get two cool and unique weapons, and arguably one of the best amulets in the game, the Amulet of Articulation. The Thieves Guild - the Thieves Guild is always among my favorite questlines because of how innocently it starts compared to how it ends - and we all know it is far from innocent at its inception! You get two functional homes from it, sort of, access to a ton of merchants and trainers, a bucketload of loot, not one, not two, not three, but FOUR armor sets - Thieves Guild Armor, Guildmaster Armor, Blackguard Armor (only with DB DLC), and Nightingale Armor. Furthermore, as I don't believe the Aetherium Forge is scripted to respawn, you can use it as an unofficial player home (I could very well be wrong about this as I've never tried and it also doesn't have a bed roll) It adds a powerful boss, the Forgemaster, which is, on average, at least twice as powerful as your generic Dwarven Centurion (only the Dwarven Centurion Master matches up to the Forgemaster at its lowest possible level in which DCMs can spawn, which is level 36, but every level after that it gets a huge boost over the DCM) and, instead of the generic Steam Breath attack, it has Fire Breath and Flame Cloak - which is interesting to note since one of the most effective early game strategies against a Centurion at low-levels is to get right up close and personal, practically touching it, since the Centurion is incapable of hitting enemies that are nearly directly beneath it however, the Forgemaster can because it has Flame Cloak. It also introduces three unique artifacts to your character, giving way to more ways to roleplay. The amount of time it takes to locate all of them and the Aetherium Forge more than makes up for the fact it is, in essence, about a thirty-minute questline. It spans across all of Skyrim, flinging you into a search for items of which you are almost entirely blind to their locations. Lost to the Ages - though this quest only has a few steps involved - (Optional: read the book 'The Aetherium Wars') Investigate the Ruins of Arkngthamz Locate the Aetherium Shards Locate the Aetherium Forge Forge an Aetherium Artifact - the sheer immensity of the quest belies its few objectives. Are they a plague to Skyrim and you its sworn protector? Or shall you succumb to the eternal darkness and join the ranks of the frozen undead?

This questline pits good vs evil in Vampires vs Vampire Hunters. It is also the longest in this list I am outlining.

this guide on the UESP is extremely helpful in making sure you wait just long enough to make the dungeons as difficult - or as easy - as you can possibly make them per your character level.Дawnguard Questline - again, this is a nice and lengthy questline that does not need you to be Dragonborn to complete. Thus, if you enter the dungeons at the level which you know it can be increased to, you ensure a more difficult dungeon. It does require a lot of thinking and timing, as every dungeon in Skyrim is level-locked the moment you load its cell - even if you don'tВ 'clear' it, leaving and coming back at a higher level does not increase its difficulty. Depending on what difficulty I choose to play on, it can even make them almost impossible if I time everything right as far as my PL is concerned. I find that limiting myself to only doing the quests as I level up my magic schools to be both an immersive and fun way to spread it out. That being said, there are actually tons of questlines that do not require you to be Dragonborn.Д¬ollege of Winterhold - this is nice and lengthy quest with a ton of lore behind you that involves you becoming (spoiler alert) the Arch-Mage. Both of those quests require you to be Dragonborn in order to complete - the latter even requires you be a realized Dragonborn just to start it. Unfortunately, there is no way to do either the Main Questline nor the Dragonborn Questline without being Dragonborn.

Dragonborn missions in skyrim