@@nickster5207 I seem to remember him mentioning how some of the steps seem to be missing, and some were kind-of subjective. Like, do I count this entire block as one step, or as five? Something like that. I think it happened in his Richard LP, if you want to see it for yourself. : )
I think it's supposed to be insinuated that a lot of the steps are covered by snow, forming the snowy uphill slopes and that there were originally 7000 steps, but quite a few are now either weathered away or covered.
Here's a good one for you: The Necromage perk in the restoration skill makes spells more effective against the undead. However, this applies to not only spells, but also enchantments, potion effects, and even perk effects. On top of this, if the player is a vampire, they will be flagged as undead. This means that any spells, potions, enchantments and perks that effect the player will be stronger.
The one that got me and is probably the hardest magic skill to get (compared to others) is silent casting. Never knew it worked on shouts. Suddenly marked for death+stealth become op as all hell
@@steveno3141 silent casting was op. my fav build to make is a magic assassin, using alteration, conjuration, illusion and restoration. stealth gets broken is skyrim at lv 100, since you can instakill anyone in combat by sneaking first (i used mods which increased all forms of damage for difficult reasons, so this might not work in the bade game). combo that with bow summons, silent distraction summons (summons count as separate entities and as such dont give you away) on demand armour (flesh spells), invisibility and then the ability to fully restore stamina in one click, effectively meaning you dont need to level stamina ever, makes a sick ass combo. then add in smart use of enchanting and potions to get a stupidly high damage dagger and youre set
Fun fact about Voice of the Sky, you don't need to read all the tablets again to regain it. The game registers whether or not you've read the first nine tablets AT ALL and then enables the tenth tablet to give you the effect. Afterwards, if you want to gain the effect again, you can just go and read the tenth tablet again, because the game still registers that you've read the first nine. The tenth tablet is, of course, right outside High Hrothgar, so a simple fast travel there will save you a boatload of time running up and down the mountain.
1: The magic of the cloud district. This can only be used by Nazeem because he is way stronger than the Dragonborn. This power grants you the power of the cloud district. Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don’t.
@Some Guy When? If you remember any specific episodes, please share. Note: I couldn’t figure out how to sound less aggressive? I don’t mean it in a “Would you like to share something with the class?!” kind of way.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix Mostly the movies. The two that stick out to me are Cyber Chase, kinda, where the virus is more or less "killed," but the thing SEEMS to have emotions and, if I remember correctly, screams in pain as it's erased, and Zombie Island, where the evil women all totally die towards the end. I think all of the Jim Stenstrum movies had a bit of a darker, grittier tone with a few deaths sprinkled about.
@Some Guy I always forget anything that happened in Zombie Island, it felt like they had three distinct plots all going at the same time, and my mind can’t handle all that input. Gonna have to watch Cyber Chase though, thanks for the info!
Skyrim is so lazily coded that nearly everything is a spell effect. Go to any forge and jump on it over and over... congrats, somehow you're a wizard, Harry, because you've just leveled your Destruction. My guess is that it's because the game needs a few conditions to be met for the player to train Destruction: - *you* need to trigger the attack; - it needs to be elemental damage; - it needs to be applied to a valid target; And jumping on a forge? - *you* trigger the "attack"; - it's fire damage; - attack is applied to a valid target (you); Therefore the game counts it as if you had just successfully cast a Destruction spell. Good times.
I've got a pretty good theory ; What was Aerin doing in Mzinchaleft? Was he following Mjoll? how did he get passed the centurion? And because the gate to the ruin was closed, he must have carried her the entire way back through Mzinchaleft! How? I have a theory about Aerin that answers a few questions about this character. I think Aerin was once a member of the Dark Brotherhood and Mjoll was his target. There is plenty of evidence to back this up too, like 1) Aerin having a notable wealth (we can rule out him being part of the Theives Guild, as there is a radiant quest to steal from him). We know that the Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim pays 100 gold per contract. this could explain his wealth without having a paying job. 2) This explains why he was in Mzinchaleft and was able to go without being noticed by Mjoll as she was in there (We can figure that he got there fairly quickly, as Mjoll was still breathing when he got there) 3) this also could answer the question of who the black sacrament in Maven Black-Briar's home belongs to. we know that Maven and Mjoll don't have much of a liking for each other. this could have been Maven trying to bring an end to Mjoll meddling in her dealings. 4) It's very obvious that Aerin is in love with Mjoll, and he could have started falling for her when he was stalking her for his kill. this could have been his reason for leaving the Brotherhood, and the reason he always follows her is so that he might be able to keep her safe from any other Brotherhood members, as he knows who they all are. after finding her, he couldn't bring himself to kill her. 5) Aerin must have some sneaking and fighting skills, as Mzinchaleft can prove to be a challenge for even the Dragonborn. so he would need to be more capable than he lets on to be able to find Mjoll, carry her ALL THE WAY BACK and be able to come up with a story to trick Mjoll into coming with him back to Riften. or it's nothing and I'm just over thinking this, but it's a question that I don't think I've ever heard anyone else ask. You can use this theory in one of your videos if you want to.
Your third point is invalid because Mjoll didn't come to Riften until Aerin brought her there after the incident. Therefore, she and Maven had never met. You do raise a very good question about why some schmoe would just happen along by a Dwemer ruin halfway up a mountain in the middle of nowhere. Mjoll does say that she managed to drag herself out before losing conciousness and being found by Aerin, but still... Edit: And another thing! Have you noticed how far Mzinchaleft is from Riften?? No, it just doesn't add up. This is prime material for a Reddit discussion, if that hasn't already happened.
The third point could stand as neither Mjoll nor Maven say when they met. Mjoll may have prevented some illegal activity from Maven without knowing who she was before Mzinchaleft. And we all know Maven doesn't take kindly to... well anything! Too much is lefed open to interpretation with my theory I know, but we might be onto something...
@@directorscarlett1932 Oh come on, now you're just making stuff up to support your theory! I'm not saying to scrap the whole thing; but at least make sure that it all makes sense, and doesn't leave out anything from the actual game, like this quote: "I was adventuring in the depths of the ruins when I was attacked by a massive construct... like nothing I had ever seen. When the colossus struck, Grimsever was knocked from my grasp and I was wounded badly. It was only through blind luck that I was able to crawl away from the Dwemer abomination and make my way to the surface. I must have collapsed, because the next thing I remember is Aerin standing over me tending to my wounds.". This obviously shows that she was outside the ruin when Aerin found her, and she remembers being outside. If you want some accurate information, look here: en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Mjoll_the_Lioness
The whole point of head cannon and theories is to have a bit of fun to add to the game. I got way too exited to actually check anything and for that I apologise. You're right and thank you for pointing out the stuff I got wrong. I didn't fact check and if you go back to some of Nate's earlier videos you can see I've cut and paste the whole thing from my own comment about 4 times now! but there is just one more thing... How did they send the elevator back up to the bottom and close the gate from the outside? Did Mjoll crawl her way back up through the way she came? sorry again☺
Storm Call is close enough in similarity. Fun fact: Both can be negated by Clear Skies shout. I used both Clear Skies and Dragonrend to good effect in the battle on the Throat of the World
Are mammoths secretly magical? I tend to see them appear high up in the sky and crash down to the earth, they're like nature's meaty meteors... Meateors?
It's because of a bug in Dawnguard. For some unexplained reason, Bethesda added all vampires to the Prey faction, which is one of the factions affected by Voice of the Sky. Fortunately, the UDGP fixes it.
You can technically do dawnguard at level one just go to the castle if I remember correctly EDIT: I meant to say the Fort it's been a while since I've done dawnguard
@@gw4792 You have to save Serana first, which involves going past vampires but also Thralls and Deathhounds (which I'm not sure if they count for Voice in the Sky or not). It would make it easier, but not a cake walk.
Surprised you didn't mention that the "silent casting" perk in the illusion tree also effects shouts, even though it makes no mention of this. Can be super useful for thieves... Plus the idea of "shouting" silently is just funny.
@@kingdavey90 that's about all I use it for. And I have so many characters from so many playthroughs that have two potions of the Phantom stashed somewhere, never to be used.
Circle of Protection is actually mad useful on its own if you dual-cast it and have Necromage. Even Draugr Death Overlords will flee in terror from it. That's quite preferable to them hitting the player with Unrelenting Force and executing the player afterward with a well placed Ebony Arrow.
Or disarming the player who then spends the next 30-60 seconds trying to find their daedric artifact weapon or just goes fucking and starts punching the fucker.
Vampires in Skyrim are for some reason set as Wolves in the game files, but no clue why, I only know it because of a werewolf mod that made me friends with wolves.... and seemingly vampires....
I LOVE Prowler's Profit! Of the last ten playthroughs, I only skipped getting it twice. One playthrough, I put a basket in my home and dropped in only the flawless gems. I had SO many, the gems were spilling out, and it was a BIG basket. Combine with the Merchant perk, and you'll never spend another gold piece again.
@@DoctorWortspieler or an oopsie woopsie it was supposed to be assigned to werewolf only, but the guy who coded it was like wolf faction for transformations/curses got it
Am I the only one who finds hermaeus Mora's (I think that's how you spell it) voice soothing But remember nazeem is the strongest Daedric god, in my opinion Talos ain't shit
Fun Fact: Circle of Protection is also one of the best ways to train Restoration, you can cast it everywhere and anytime and it will always level up your restoration.
just use conjuration swords and get the soul trap perk. ez. seriously though, modding improves this game so much. i revamped conjuration so much, so the point where i could apply spell effects to summoned weapons
I don't know if you already knew it, but somewhere south of ivarstead is a wizard with 3 enchanted chickens, he stands next to a large ribcage with a barrel inside and a nest in top of it and a bunch of chicken eggs laying around. I just found that today and thought you might be interested
@@nessesaryschoolthing lol I know that feeling. I usually make an arcane blacksmith ( Alchemy, Enchanting, Smithing, and Speech) as a female Imperial so I can take advantage of the Allure Perk for that bonus 10% discount. Happens a lot once you start selling Banish Daggers.
Imperial start is pretty strong economically, but eventually money perks become redundant. Having 10K coin without exploits/console at level 13 even after buying Breezehome and all its decorations without 100% looting (IE only taking a single trip through a dungeon for 300 pts of weight; which realistically drops to ~200 because of armour/consumable hoarding) means money isn't really ever a problem. Plus any speech/monies enchant buffs aren't worthwhile until you can unlock richer merchants because they just run out of money too fast. The game just doesn't seem balanced around anything but "normal" play and even that's never been an issue once you get a home. They had to keep adding things to the end game for people to spend it on.
@@grazzer88 use the coins to level up alchemy, smithing, enchanting, and speech. Between the usage of alchemy and/or enchanting to level up anything to level 100. Speech is useful in the leveling of the Thief Tree Skillsets. Once everything is level 100, purchase all properties and their upgrades, even more so, acquire a property such as the one in Falkreath, as well as, a spouse such as Yslonda in order to fully capitalize on the marriage aspect of the game. Do not become a werewolf until end game because: +20%EXP(ANY Guardian Stone)+15%EXP(Marriage: Lovers Comfort)+15%EXP( A.C.: Lover's Stone) =50%EXP GAIN!
I don't know how, but I remember actually being able to see the effect of Prowler's Profit in my Active Effects list a couple years ago... It was saying something like "You found more wealth in chest" or something.. Good video in any case ! Cheers from France !
That explains why the vampires pretending to be vigilance didn’t attack me when I came back from the mountain. I always invest in speech, even for other games like Mass Effect (save Wrex).
DaMan Rando I always get his family armor*, but didn’t know charm or intimidation wasn’t required to save Wrex. Although I’ll still put points into it, I may test out the other dialogue next time I play *I do everything I possibly can do before going to Virmire. Between Noveria and Virmire, I go to all the systems and do all side quests. I kill all (nine by my count) Thresher Maws (Nonuel has two). There is no after-gameplay in Mass Effect (Mass Effect 2 is another story), so I do it all
You forgot the best part of that first fact, the claw needed to open the door that dude had been stuck on was owned by the innkeeper the entire time, and he gives it to you for solving the mystery. Oh the irony.
not to be mean or anything but the guy living in the dungeon had been there for a year (for clarification its the guy with the ghost elixir) if you talk to the nearby towns inn owner hell talk about him and mention him specifically by name and say that hes been missing for nearly a year. so no he has indeed not been there for a few weeks lol.
Here's something I found out. Windelius body doesn't turn to dust if you resurrect him (He's quite useful in early - mid game, he also didn't get those annoying zombie like sound). As long you didn't "lost" him you basically get your self extra companion.
A slight critique on your vid, the thieves guild quest to recover those gems can start anytime you pick one up. This is actually hard not to do imo because it is such a visually unique and pretty item who would not take it?
Something useful about the merchant perk effecting npcs inventories is how if you want to get rid of a ‘stolen’ tag on an item, you can pickpocket it into their inventory and then just buy it back. You’re essentially paying them to remove the tag. [Not sure if it works on everything but… 🤷♂️]
Ive been playing Skyrim for years and never knew about Voice of the Sky. I feel dumb because i thought the tablets just told you stuff and do nothing besides just say some lore.
I don't know if on the PS3 is different because i've only been playing pc Skyrim for about two years, but Voice of the Sky is good for 24 real life hours, not in game , meaning if you play 3h at the time, it will last you 8 gaming sessions. And if you kill an animal (not fish or insects) the effect is lost. At least it was like that. :|
I think it more likely because of the beastly nature of vampires. Heck, even vampires refer to others of their own kind as Vile Beasts / Vile Creatures. (mostly the Vampire story line NPCs, and the court wizard of Solitude).
Vampires are part of the a faction shared with wolves ingame (making them allies with eachother) and since you are made passive to wolves, this also applies to Vampires of the same faction
There's actually a spell you missed, Nate. Repel Virginity. It's a spell I have yet to find. I have read about it in books, seen it in action. But nobody ever taught me it...
I found it by accident. You need to find a breakable wall in High Hrothgar and use Virgins Rage shout after learning it by bringing 100 virgins to the grey beards. Use it at the wall, after that, the wall will break and there you’ll see a chest. However in order to open said chest, you’ll need to travel to White run and get rejected by Ysolda 500 consecutive times. There you should learn the spell Autistic Screech. Use it to boost your strength to 1000 and you’ll open the chest to find Potion of the Chad which will turn you to a Chad that will boost your Virginity loss by infinity this granting you an infinite supply of women waiting for you in real life
i already knew about the circle of protection loop, the voice of the sky perk and the prowler's profit perk. i DIDN'T know that the voice of the sky perk affected vampires too. i don't refresh it often enough to see that happen. but prowler's profit can net you some TRULY immense gains as you can use the gems you find as ingredients for the atronach forge, and use the rest for jewelry.
Heck, or even (and even better imo) let us learn them by destroying them, like with enchantments. Call it "testing" or "research potion". Just use the alchemy station for double duty (again, like how enchantments work). Awesome idea, hope you don't mind me expounding on it 3 years later lol. Some modder, get on this! Lol
This was really neat, thanks for taking the time! Love learning about all sorts of things I didn't have a clue about, even with thousands of hours of play time and dozens of play throughs.
Prowler’s profit is balanced by the fact that there are no quest markers to find those unusual games. Without using mods or guides, it’s almost impossible to get them. In my multiple playthroughs, I never even bothered to complete the quest.
You can actually start the Stones of Barenziah quest immediately. If you get the 'unusual gem' from Balgruuf's room, then go to Vex to get it appraised, it kicks off the quest
It's the other way around, thieves guild makes this perk useless, as it needs high investment in speech, and the merchant perk has completely different uses.
Merchant is a fantastic perk, I don't care who you are. And the Fence perk is mostly when you're too lazy to go to Thieves Guild fences. So you pay a vendor 500 Gold, permanently increase their gold (meaning more gold at any given encounter), and can now sell stolen items to the vendor and not have to go to a fence. It's a convenience factor.
@Hoàng Nguyên lock picking is easy when you resto loop up an enchanted ring that gives you 10,000+ lock picking... Even the hardest locks you don't even have to move the pick, just turn it open
Vampires are in the Animals faction lists so they don't get attacked by Spiders, which inhabit areas like Cronvangr (whatever) cave and Movarth's Lair. Some of them also have Skeevers. Otherwise, no Vampire lair has another Animal type creature spawning without mods, so Vampires, in effect, never get into fights with Animals without provocation.
That circle of protection...I had no idea. This changes everything. I already have a necromancer who by using the perks and setting his Atherial Crown to the Atronach Stone can absorb 100% of all magic. This kills his regeneration entirely and makes him unable to summon Daedra but is not only immune but absorbs all enemy magic. By utilizing Aueril's bow and the Circle of Protection, a vampire lord would become a god while while still only even using vanilla assests. Gods...
As a master theif there is one thing that I hate... Not being able to steal from vendors stock... I can ransack their homes. I can ransack their place of work. But their stash is under the floor away from where I can get to it... Its not nice.
In my opinion Windelius did not get “grazy” because of the potion, he just was so obsessed to find the hidden ”treasure” inside the barrow and because he couldn’t figure out the puzzle he got paranoid and eventually lost his mind.
The hidden effect with the circle was cool. I knew about the magicka regen but not the vampire thing. My favorite effect is why I always play a fire mage, when I am a mage that is. In the destruction tree, when specializing in fire, there is a perk that makes targets low on health flee. That perk makes fire spells, fear spells too. This is important, because in the illusion tree you can amplify fear spells, thus amplifying your fire spells as well. With illusion and destruction working together, no damage comes close. Well, close but fire comes out on top.
You can start the "No stones unturned" quest fairly early in the game by acquiring one, there's a few in whiterun and winterhold that are easy to obtain. The quest will prompt to bring them to an appraiser, leading you to Vex. After that, you can go on your own to get the stones and when presented to vex again, she'll ask you to bring her the crown. I also recommend getting a mod to mark the stones as quest items, since they're scattered across skyrim.
I always thought i was finding those extra gems because of the “treasure hunter” lockpicking perk. I like this ability because i would sorta role play and bring all my gems home to my wife and put em in a jewelry box next to the bed
Fun fact (I think): you can complete the Stone's Unturned quest really early, because you just need to be a member of the guild to talk to her for the quest to start
Hi Nate! Love watching your vids, just thought I'd throw this bit of info your way; There aren't any altmer companions in the vanilla game. You can find Breton, Khajiit, and even an Argonian companion, but never an altmer.
The guy hiding in Shroud Hearth Barrow was actually there for years, and trying to keep up the rouse while searching for the ebony claw caused him to eventually go insane and believe that he is actually a phantom guardian.
If you find an unusual gem, Vex will tell you about finding them after joining the guild you don't have to play through lots of the thieves guild story. You can do it immediately after joining. You can ask Maul after entering Riften as well if you have one and he'll point you to Vex.
That Prowler's Profit spell, combined with transmutation on iron and silver ingots, makes forging jewelry quite profitable, and really scales up your forging and magic skills very quickly.
technically, you cannot transmute ingots. You transmute ore, then smelt the ore into ingots. Since the transmute spell changes iron to silver and silver to gold, prioritizing the later over the former, you have a bit of extra work to do if you want to make silver ingots(say some of the gems you want to turn into jewelry require silver). Preferably standing next to a smelter, transmute an iron ore into silver. Then, drop the silver from your inventory. Transmute another iron into silver. Pick up the silver ore you dropped, then smelt the two ores into an ingot. While making jewelry is a great way to level up Smithing early on(even pairs of gold rings are good), using the Transmute spell earn very little Alteration XP versus doing things like casting flesh spells in combat or fast traveling a really long distance while levitating an item with the Telekinesis spell.
Toney Austin If you have the Necromage perk it will more greatly restore your magicka, also it seems (atleast with my breton that has max spell absorption) when in effect you won’t take damage.
i think the reason the buff for building the paragon is so huge is because the quest doesn’t have any quest makers, so if you clear a dungeon and miss the stone in it, you’ll probably never find it unless you look it’s location up because why would you re-do a cleared dungeon? though there are mods that add quest markers to the stones, which i High recommend, since it makes it much easier to find the stones and get that buff earlier on
Actually you can use prowlers profit to craft explosive bolts too. Go to midden forge beneath the College put gems with salt pile. It will turn them into frost/void/fire salts. With frost/void/fire salts you can craft exploding bolts easily
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Hey guys, its Nate here, and skyrim is a massive game!
Angel Darko something just sounds off about that one... I dunno.
Wearing Daedric Armor gives a hidden bonus to Intimidation.
"I thought adventurers were supposed to look tough"
@@brambleback nothing impresses that little brat..
That is why you murder him to death till he dies of it
10% exactly.
It also causes Vigilantes of Stendarr to attack you on sight.
Where is conjure skooma spell?
Khajiit you have me weak
Even the dremora merchant does not have it.
Aint no skooma for the pussy
Elsywher
😂😂😂
Fun fact: There is not actually 7000 steps but only 5207.
I counted twice
I thought there was only about three thousand, according to Gopher's count.
I think he counted twice, too!
@@HareDeLune Did he count every stone step, even the misplaced and uneven ones?
@@nickster5207
I seem to remember him mentioning how some of the steps seem to be missing, and some were kind-of subjective. Like, do I count this entire block as one step, or as five?
Something like that.
I think it happened in his Richard LP, if you want to see it for yourself. : )
@@altzu Fuck it, I'm counting again
I think it's supposed to be insinuated that a lot of the steps are covered by snow, forming the snowy uphill slopes and that there were originally 7000 steps, but quite a few are now either weathered away or covered.
Here's a good one for you:
The Necromage perk in the restoration skill makes spells more effective against the undead. However, this applies to not only spells, but also enchantments, potion effects, and even perk effects. On top of this, if the player is a vampire, they will be flagged as undead. This means that any spells, potions, enchantments and perks that effect the player will be stronger.
Yes, it's regularly mentioned
The one that got me and is probably the hardest magic skill to get (compared to others) is silent casting. Never knew it worked on shouts. Suddenly marked for death+stealth become op as all hell
@@steveno3141 buy muffle and spam it until you get to level 50 illusion ez pz
@@steveno3141 silent casting was op. my fav build to make is a magic assassin, using alteration, conjuration, illusion and restoration. stealth gets broken is skyrim at lv 100, since you can instakill anyone in combat by sneaking first (i used mods which increased all forms of damage for difficult reasons, so this might not work in the bade game). combo that with bow summons, silent distraction summons (summons count as separate entities and as such dont give you away) on demand armour (flesh spells), invisibility and then the ability to fully restore stamina in one click, effectively meaning you dont need to level stamina ever, makes a sick ass combo. then add in smart use of enchanting and potions to get a stupidly high damage dagger and youre set
yes also who is your profile pic of
Fun fact about Voice of the Sky, you don't need to read all the tablets again to regain it. The game registers whether or not you've read the first nine tablets AT ALL and then enables the tenth tablet to give you the effect. Afterwards, if you want to gain the effect again, you can just go and read the tenth tablet again, because the game still registers that you've read the first nine. The tenth tablet is, of course, right outside High Hrothgar, so a simple fast travel there will save you a boatload of time running up and down the mountain.
Very cool, gotta give that a try
1: The magic of the cloud district.
This can only be used by Nazeem because he is way stronger than the Dragonborn. This power grants you the power of the cloud district.
Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don’t.
Hey you, you owe this one money. Khajiit spent so much time trying to find skooma for you!
this is some top tier RP
oh hey its you again... Didn't I kill you?
*looks at the watch* oh look its murder-to-death time
I knew this comment was going to be here, but I laughed anyway
Ahhh, Windelius, Skyrim's Scooby-Doo villain.
Except Scooby Doo villains usually don't get murdered to death.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix
But it does happen!
@Some Guy When? If you remember any specific episodes, please share.
Note: I couldn’t figure out how to sound less aggressive? I don’t mean it in a “Would you like to share something with the class?!” kind of way.
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix
Mostly the movies.
The two that stick out to me are Cyber Chase, kinda, where the virus is more or less "killed," but the thing SEEMS to have emotions and, if I remember correctly, screams in pain as it's erased, and Zombie Island, where the evil women all totally die towards the end.
I think all of the Jim Stenstrum movies had a bit of a darker, grittier tone with a few deaths sprinkled about.
@Some Guy I always forget anything that happened in Zombie Island, it felt like they had three distinct plots all going at the same time, and my mind can’t handle all that input. Gonna have to watch Cyber Chase though, thanks for the info!
Fun fact: The shockwave of a giant's attacks is technically considered a magical effect.
It's also key to Skyrim's Space Program
Skyrim is so lazily coded that nearly everything is a spell effect. Go to any forge and jump on it over and over... congrats, somehow you're a wizard, Harry, because you've just leveled your Destruction.
My guess is that it's because the game needs a few conditions to be met for the player to train Destruction:
- *you* need to trigger the attack;
- it needs to be elemental damage;
- it needs to be applied to a valid target;
And jumping on a forge?
- *you* trigger the "attack";
- it's fire damage;
- attack is applied to a valid target (you);
Therefore the game counts it as if you had just successfully cast a Destruction spell. Good times.
@@KubinWielki really i need to approve that XD, so i can lvl up resto and destruction in the same time
It was an easy carrier effect, the same thing with the poison spit attack of spiders and chaurus.
@@KubinWielki Is it really "lazy" if you almost never notice it?
Number 1 secret Skyrim doesn't want you to know.
The person who stole your sweet roll is M'aiq.
The guards never knew
I tried to kill M’aiq on a modded play through
@Thelittlecloud Its because he has an apostrophe in his name
Oof lol, I saw this comment literally only a couple of days after I started a file as a Khajit named "M'aiq" (after M'aiq the Liar) lol.
Plot twist: I never had a sweetroll
I've got a pretty good theory ; What was Aerin doing in Mzinchaleft? Was he following Mjoll? how did he get passed the centurion? And because the gate to the ruin was closed, he must have carried her the entire way back through Mzinchaleft! How?
I have a theory about Aerin that answers a few questions about this character. I think Aerin was once a member of the Dark Brotherhood and Mjoll was his target.
There is plenty of evidence to back this up too, like
1) Aerin having a notable wealth (we can rule out him being part of the Theives Guild, as there is a radiant quest to steal from him). We know that the Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim pays 100 gold per contract. this could explain his wealth without having a paying job.
2) This explains why he was in Mzinchaleft and was able to go without being noticed by Mjoll as she was in there (We can figure that he got there fairly quickly, as Mjoll was still breathing when he got there)
3) this also could answer the question of who the black sacrament in Maven Black-Briar's home belongs to. we know that Maven and Mjoll don't have much of a liking for each other. this could have been Maven trying to bring an end to Mjoll meddling in her dealings.
4) It's very obvious that Aerin is in love with Mjoll, and he could have started falling for her when he was stalking her for his kill. this could have been his reason for leaving the Brotherhood, and the reason he always follows her is so that he might be able to keep her safe from any other Brotherhood members, as he knows who they all are. after finding her, he couldn't bring himself to kill her.
5) Aerin must have some sneaking and fighting skills, as Mzinchaleft can prove to be a challenge for even the Dragonborn. so he would need to be more capable than he lets on to be able to find Mjoll, carry her ALL THE WAY BACK and be able to come up with a story to trick Mjoll into coming with him back to Riften.
or it's nothing and I'm just over thinking this, but it's a question that I don't think I've ever heard anyone else ask. You can use this theory in one of your videos if you want to.
Damn that's actually very likely
Your third point is invalid because Mjoll didn't come to Riften until Aerin brought her there after the incident.
Therefore, she and Maven had never met.
You do raise a very good question about why some schmoe would just happen along by a Dwemer ruin halfway up a mountain in the middle of nowhere.
Mjoll does say that she managed to drag herself out before losing conciousness and being found by Aerin, but still...
Edit: And another thing!
Have you noticed how far Mzinchaleft is from Riften??
No, it just doesn't add up.
This is prime material for a Reddit discussion, if that hasn't already happened.
The third point could stand as neither Mjoll nor Maven say when they met. Mjoll may have prevented some illegal activity from Maven without knowing who she was before Mzinchaleft. And we all know Maven doesn't take kindly to... well anything!
Too much is lefed open to interpretation with my theory I know, but we might be onto something...
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Oh come on, now you're just making stuff up to support your theory!
I'm not saying to scrap the whole thing; but at least make sure that it all makes sense, and doesn't leave out anything from the actual game, like this quote:
"I was adventuring in the depths of the ruins when I was attacked by a massive construct... like nothing I had ever seen.
When the colossus struck, Grimsever was knocked from my grasp and I was wounded badly. It was only through blind luck that I was able to crawl away from the Dwemer abomination and make my way to the surface.
I must have collapsed, because the next thing I remember is Aerin standing over me tending to my wounds.".
This obviously shows that she was outside the ruin when Aerin found her, and she remembers being outside.
If you want some accurate information, look here: en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Mjoll_the_Lioness
The whole point of head cannon and theories is to have a bit of fun to add to the game. I got way too exited to actually check anything and for that I apologise.
You're right and thank you for pointing out the stuff I got wrong. I didn't fact check and if you go back to some of Nate's earlier videos you can see I've cut and paste the whole thing from my own comment about 4 times now!
but there is just one more thing...
How did they send the elevator back up to the bottom and close the gate from the outside? Did Mjoll crawl her way back up through the way she came?
sorry again☺
Don't think I wasn't pissed of when I learned you can never use Alduin's "Meteor Breath" shout.
It was a storm call technically I think it was supposed to be the last word in storm call but they scrapped it
Storm Call is close enough in similarity. Fun fact: Both can be negated by Clear Skies shout. I used both Clear Skies and Dragonrend to good effect in the battle on the Throat of the World
@@samsonguy10k But seriously? The meteors do nearly nothing
Sucks I know, he's the bringer of the end times. You just Clear Skies.
@@samsonguy10k I thought that was the intended strategy. They tell you to use it right before the battle.
Are mammoths secretly magical? I tend to see them appear high up in the sky and crash down to the earth, they're like nature's meaty meteors... Meateors?
Lol it's just a glitch when a Mammoth spawns inside another Mammoth
I see it most often at sleeping tree camp
*insert cloudy with a chance of meatballs joke*
@@luminatron No dude, it's a feature, mammoths are really magical beings in TES lore
meteor, meteooor
Paulie: Take it easy
I knew about Prowlers Profit. The problem is that by the time I complete that quest, I am soooo rich, that the extra gems are meaningless.
They are really useful for enchanting if you have the Ordinator Perk mod from EnaiSion.
I just hoarded every gem I found inside my house.
You can fudge the score and complete the quest with only two gems if you spam the interact button while picking it up.
I give them to beggars and the poor
I have literal hundreds of gems in my inventory and not enough merchants I can sell them to (because they all run out of money after like 8-12 gems)
Ok... I didn't know that *voice of the sky* worked on Vampires...
Dawnguard Legendary Playthrough with Iron Dagger on level 10!
It's because of a bug in Dawnguard. For some unexplained reason, Bethesda added all vampires to the Prey faction, which is one of the factions affected by Voice of the Sky. Fortunately, the UDGP fixes it.
Neither did I it's ok 😂😂.
You can technically do dawnguard at level one just go to the castle if I remember correctly EDIT: I meant to say the Fort it's been a while since I've done dawnguard
@@gw4792 You have to save Serana first, which involves going past vampires but also Thralls and Deathhounds (which I'm not sure if they count for Voice in the Sky or not). It would make it easier, but not a cake walk.
0:46 Philter of the Phantom
3:54 Circle of Protection
6:00 Voice in the Sky
8:00 Prowler’s Profit
11:02 Merchant Perk
Surprised you didn't mention that the "silent casting" perk in the illusion tree also effects shouts, even though it makes no mention of this. Can be super useful for thieves... Plus the idea of "shouting" silently is just funny.
ғᴜs ʀᴏ ᴅᴀ!
"Is it a bug or a feature?"
"Yes"
"Only way to get this ghostly effect" Become Ethereal.
It also makes screen blue
Different effect, same look.
The potion makes you look like a ghost, becoming ethereal actually makes you a ghost
That shout is great for jumping off high places, because it negates fall damage
@@kingdavey90 that's about all I use it for. And I have so many characters from so many playthroughs that have two potions of the Phantom stashed somewhere, never to be used.
Circle of Protection is actually mad useful on its own if you dual-cast it and have Necromage. Even Draugr Death Overlords will flee in terror from it. That's quite preferable to them hitting the player with Unrelenting Force and executing the player afterward with a well placed Ebony Arrow.
Or disarming the player who then spends the next 30-60 seconds trying to find their daedric artifact weapon or just goes fucking and starts punching the fucker.
Wtf?! How am I just learning this? Thank you!!
Vampires in Skyrim are for some reason set as Wolves in the game files, but no clue why, I only know it because of a werewolf mod that made me friends with wolves.... and seemingly vampires....
Probably used wolves fangs for the teeth
They are in the same faction as wolves. Probably because of death hounds
Sooo... wood elves are able to he friendly with vamps? (Oh, and kyne's peace)
Jeremiah Sodders this I need to experiment with now
I assume the old tale of bats and wolves not acting on vampires and following their commands.
I LOVE Prowler's Profit! Of the last ten playthroughs, I only skipped getting it twice. One playthrough, I put a basket in my home and dropped in only the flawless gems. I had SO many, the gems were spilling out, and it was a BIG basket. Combine with the Merchant perk, and you'll never spend another gold piece again.
If I'll never spend gold again, why would I need prowlers profit?
@@menialbee You have so many things to sell. Its just like not spending money while you spending money.
The reason for Vampires being effected by the "Voice in the Sky" buff is because they are for some reason in the same faction as wolves.
Could have something to do with the Death Hounds, maybe?
Well, in the original "Dracula" novel, I recall Dracula being able to transform into a wolf and also control wolves. So maybe it's an allusion?
@@DoctorWortspieler or an oopsie woopsie it was supposed to be assigned to werewolf only, but the guy who coded it was like wolf faction for transformations/curses got it
It would've been hilarious if you entered the Ivarstead Inn after drinking the Philter, looking like a ghost, and Wilhelm did the Wilhelm scream.
Am I the only one who finds hermaeus Mora's (I think that's how you spell it) voice soothing
But remember nazeem is the strongest Daedric god, in my opinion Talos ain't shit
His voice is so powerful, you can't skip his dialogue.
No.
That done be true
He's definitely my favorite daedra but not my favorite of the gods, (Talos for the win)
JayZ, Aedra and Daedra ain't SHIT compared to Padomay. Aka SITHIS
Fun Fact: Circle of Protection is also one of the best ways to train Restoration, you can cast it everywhere and anytime and it will always level up your restoration.
Only found out about fiery soul trap after few hundred hours. Useful enchantment I think a lot of players miss
I love Fiery Soul Trap and I'm mad I only found it once.
I'm mad that i didn't know about it until this youtube comment. How does one obtain fiery soul trap?
@@Cloudsonlover666 In the Ironbound barrow if I am not mistaken.
@@MaximeHerpers Thank you
just use conjuration swords and get the soul trap perk. ez.
seriously though, modding improves this game so much. i revamped conjuration so much, so the point where i could apply spell effects to summoned weapons
I don't know if you already knew it, but somewhere south of ivarstead is a wizard with 3 enchanted chickens, he stands next to a large ribcage with a barrel inside and a nest in top of it and a bunch of chicken eggs laying around.
I just found that today and thought you might be interested
He mentioned it a little while back, good little chicken wizard probably wanted an army of chickens or something
In Raven Rock, you can find a few potions of water walking, as a nod to that ability from previous games.
The circle of protection thing is REALLY gonna come in handy my next play through.
Imperial Luck + Treasure Hunter + Prowlers Profit + Golden Touch = Best loot.
@Hoàng Nguyên lol no console commands on the switch
"I have all of this MONEY, but I don't know what to spend it on"
@@nessesaryschoolthing lol I know that feeling. I usually make an arcane blacksmith ( Alchemy, Enchanting, Smithing, and Speech) as a female Imperial so I can take advantage of the Allure Perk for that bonus 10% discount. Happens a lot once you start selling Banish Daggers.
Imperial start is pretty strong economically, but eventually money perks become redundant. Having 10K coin without exploits/console at level 13 even after buying Breezehome and all its decorations without 100% looting (IE only taking a single trip through a dungeon for 300 pts of weight; which realistically drops to ~200 because of armour/consumable hoarding) means money isn't really ever a problem. Plus any speech/monies enchant buffs aren't worthwhile until you can unlock richer merchants because they just run out of money too fast.
The game just doesn't seem balanced around anything but "normal" play and even that's never been an issue once you get a home. They had to keep adding things to the end game for people to spend it on.
@@grazzer88 use the coins to level up alchemy, smithing, enchanting, and speech.
Between the usage of alchemy and/or enchanting to level up anything to level 100.
Speech is useful in the leveling of the Thief Tree Skillsets.
Once everything is level 100, purchase all properties and their upgrades, even more so, acquire a property such as the one in Falkreath, as well as, a spouse such as Yslonda in order to fully capitalize on the marriage aspect of the game.
Do not become a werewolf until end game because:
+20%EXP(ANY Guardian Stone)+15%EXP(Marriage: Lovers Comfort)+15%EXP( A.C.: Lover's Stone)
=50%EXP GAIN!
This spell has been passed down the Dragonborn family for generations!
I got you now Justin Y..... Hi by the way.
but imagine if cowbelly featured 77 comments at once
Why do you watch literally every video I watch
It's really not funny when you comment random shit using words that seem relevant
Now there will be comments here saying , _"Ha why do I see you everywhere !?"_ , like no shit , he is a ninja what's so shocking ?
I can't wait for the day Nate says: "Skyrim is f***in huge okay, its never gonna end"
I don't know how, but I remember actually being able to see the effect of Prowler's Profit in my Active Effects list a couple years ago...
It was saying something like "You found more wealth in chest" or something..
Good video in any case ! Cheers from France !
That explains why the vampires pretending to be vigilance didn’t attack me when I came back from the mountain. I always invest in speech, even for other games like Mass Effect (save Wrex).
Wrex is fairly easy to save.... Just go find his family armor and give it to him... He becomes a lot more willing to compromise. I have never lost him
DaMan Rando I always get his family armor*, but didn’t know charm or intimidation wasn’t required to save Wrex. Although I’ll still put points into it, I may test out the other dialogue next time I play
*I do everything I possibly can do before going to Virmire. Between Noveria and Virmire, I go to all the systems and do all side quests. I kill all (nine by my count) Thresher Maws (Nonuel has two). There is no after-gameplay in Mass Effect (Mass Effect 2 is another story), so I do it all
Goes into barrow to look for ghost
Comes back as ghost
Me: oh yeah, the ghost killed me and I'm here for your sweet rolls.
"I'm never going to look for those damn stones!"
After seeing the video:
"I'm going to find those stones!"
You forgot the best part of that first fact, the claw needed to open the door that dude had been stuck on was owned by the innkeeper the entire time, and he gives it to you for solving the mystery. Oh the irony.
not to be mean or anything but the guy living in the dungeon had been there for a year (for clarification its the guy with the ghost elixir) if you talk to the nearby towns inn owner hell talk about him and mention him specifically by name and say that hes been missing for nearly a year. so no he has indeed not been there for a few weeks lol.
Here's something I found out. Windelius body doesn't turn to dust if you resurrect him (He's quite useful in early - mid game, he also didn't get those annoying zombie like sound). As long you didn't "lost" him you basically get your self extra companion.
A slight critique on your vid, the thieves guild quest to recover those gems can start anytime you pick one up.
This is actually hard not to do imo because it is such a visually unique and pretty item who would not take it?
Something useful about the merchant perk effecting npcs inventories is how if you want to get rid of a ‘stolen’ tag on an item, you can pickpocket it into their inventory and then just buy it back. You’re essentially paying them to remove the tag. [Not sure if it works on everything but… 🤷♂️]
Ive been playing Skyrim for years and never knew about Voice of the Sky. I feel dumb because i thought the tablets just told you stuff and do nothing besides just say some lore.
You forgot the effect of the sneaky archer
It makes you a sneak archer, and you get it after you receive your first bow.
In Donguard it was updated to take effect if you find a crossbow, too
I don't know if on the PS3 is different because i've only been playing pc Skyrim for about two years, but Voice of the Sky is good for 24 real life hours, not in game , meaning if you play 3h at the time, it will last you 8 gaming sessions. And if you kill an animal (not fish or insects) the effect is lost. At least it was like that. :|
If you're on a horse, the animals will attack the horse and become hostile to the player, making the effect disappear as well
@@bowbro4818 I did not know that. Good thing i can't drive then. :P
Yeah apparently it's different for some people 😂
Because vampires turn into bats, duh.
lone wolf41696 not in the elder scrolls lore.
I think it more likely because of the beastly nature of vampires. Heck, even vampires refer to others of their own kind as Vile Beasts / Vile Creatures. (mostly the Vampire story line NPCs, and the court wizard of Solitude).
@@mickey4697 you can turn into a cloud of bats as a vampire Lord.
JustAGuy only the volkihan clan though
Vampires are part of the a faction shared with wolves ingame (making them allies with eachother) and since you are made passive to wolves, this also applies to Vampires of the same faction
There's actually a spell you missed, Nate.
Repel Virginity.
It's a spell I have yet to find. I have read about it in books, seen it in action. But nobody ever taught me it...
Khajiit can help you, if you got the coin.
@@khajiit5556 You are a disgrace to Skyrim :ANGRYEMOJI:
@@khajiit5556 OwO
@@khajiit5556 how much
I found it by accident. You need to find a breakable wall in High Hrothgar and use Virgins Rage shout after learning it by bringing 100 virgins to the grey beards. Use it at the wall, after that, the wall will break and there you’ll see a chest. However in order to open said chest, you’ll need to travel to White run and get rejected by Ysolda 500 consecutive times. There you should learn the spell Autistic Screech. Use it to boost your strength to 1000 and you’ll open the chest to find Potion of the Chad which will turn you to a Chad that will boost your Virginity loss by infinity this granting you an infinite supply of women waiting for you in real life
i already knew about the circle of protection loop, the voice of the sky perk and the prowler's profit perk. i DIDN'T know that the voice of the sky perk affected vampires too. i don't refresh it often enough to see that happen. but prowler's profit can net you some TRULY immense gains as you can use the gems you find as ingredients for the atronach forge, and use the rest for jewelry.
"No stone unturned" can be started as soon as you can find a stone of Barenziah. So potentially you can start the quest extremely early not late
But complete it pretty much late in the game
Just discovered this channel it’s the best Skyrim channel I’ve seen. Subscribed
Ask him out already daaaammn
I wish we could learn potions after drinking them, in the case of one-time potions like Philter of Phantom. I also wish it did more.
Heck, or even (and even better imo) let us learn them by destroying them, like with enchantments. Call it "testing" or "research potion". Just use the alchemy station for double duty (again, like how enchantments work). Awesome idea, hope you don't mind me expounding on it 3 years later lol. Some modder, get on this! Lol
This was really neat, thanks for taking the time! Love learning about all sorts of things I didn't have a clue about, even with thousands of hours of play time and dozens of play throughs.
The prowlers profit effect is actually really good for leveling smithing since using gems can dramatically increase the value of jewelry
Prowler’s profit is balanced by the fact that there are no quest markers to find those unusual games. Without using mods or guides, it’s almost impossible to get them. In my multiple playthroughs, I never even bothered to complete the quest.
reychop_EXE Also a lot of the gems are in places that the player only reaches late in the game, such as Labrythian and Skuldafn
Its barrow scooby doo time. I would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for that meddlesome dragonborn.
You can actually start the Stones of Barenziah quest immediately. If you get the 'unusual gem' from Balgruuf's room, then go to Vex to get it appraised, it kicks off the quest
Gods, nearly a decade later and I'm still learning things about Skyrim.
That circle of Magika is so sweet that I think I'm going to make a whole new character around it.
6:05 Ah, my old nemesis, levitating dog, we meet again.
Point 2 BLEW my mind!!! Going to use that for my mage playthrough!
You forgot the fence perk, that renders the merchant perk and the Thieves Guild fences rather useless.
It's the other way around, thieves guild makes this perk useless, as it needs high investment in speech, and the merchant perk has completely different uses.
Merchant is a fantastic perk, I don't care who you are. And the Fence perk is mostly when you're too lazy to go to Thieves Guild fences. So you pay a vendor 500 Gold, permanently increase their gold (meaning more gold at any given encounter), and can now sell stolen items to the vendor and not have to go to a fence. It's a convenience factor.
@Hoàng Nguyên lock picking is easy when you resto loop up an enchanted ring that gives you 10,000+ lock picking... Even the hardest locks you don't even have to move the pick, just turn it open
dont you need merchant in the first place to unlock fence?
that doenst render that perk useless lmao
That 'Prowler' perk would be great for the Meridia Quest!
That’s exactly what I was thinking
I hope this is sarcasm
Yes and no... Meridia's Quest is annoying with all the gold in the bodies but nothing in the urns.
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Everyone loves a good *FUS RO DAH!*
Without *FUS RO DAH!* I would have no reason to wake up in the morning.
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Your content is underrated.
Dude, you play too much very-special edition
@@direct2397 ikr :,(
How many followers became cannon balls for you to make this comment
Its Fus Do Rah, get it right!
See, this is a unique video and I didn't know anything in here except the ghost potion. Quality content my man
2019 and people still play Skyrim? This makes me happy
Its 2020 now, and people are still playing. Odds are come the 10 year anniversary next year people well still be playing it.
2021 now
Vampires are in the Animals faction lists so they don't get attacked by Spiders, which inhabit areas like Cronvangr (whatever) cave and Movarth's Lair. Some of them also have Skeevers. Otherwise, no Vampire lair has another Animal type creature spawning without mods, so Vampires, in effect, never get into fights with Animals without provocation.
For PC players the Prowler’s Profit effect not appearing in the effects list is fixed by the Unofficial Patches.
That circle of protection...I had no idea. This changes everything. I already have a necromancer who by using the perks and setting his Atherial Crown to the Atronach Stone can absorb 100% of all magic. This kills his regeneration entirely and makes him unable to summon Daedra but is not only immune but absorbs all enemy magic. By utilizing Aueril's bow and the Circle of Protection, a vampire lord would become a god while while still only even using vanilla assests. Gods...
Am I the only one that’d like to see him just do a sort of walkthrough with the amazing visual mods he has installed?
yes.
As a master theif there is one thing that I hate... Not being able to steal from vendors stock... I can ransack their homes. I can ransack their place of work. But their stash is under the floor away from where I can get to it... Its not nice.
One word... Skyforge.
9:35 by the time I get all those stones, I already have enough gems to make every merchant in Skyrim completely broke
In my opinion Windelius did not get “grazy” because of the potion, he just was so obsessed to find the hidden ”treasure” inside the barrow and because he couldn’t figure out the puzzle he got paranoid and eventually lost his mind.
"Stand still and attack enemies..." Attacks a whole ass city
The hidden effect with the circle was cool. I knew about the magicka regen but not the vampire thing.
My favorite effect is why I always play a fire mage, when I am a mage that is.
In the destruction tree, when specializing in fire, there is a perk that makes targets low on health flee.
That perk makes fire spells, fear spells too.
This is important, because in the illusion tree you can amplify fear spells, thus amplifying your fire spells as well.
With illusion and destruction working together, no damage comes close. Well, close but fire comes out on top.
I did not know about Voice in the Sky and Vampires . Thanks .
You can start the "No stones unturned" quest fairly early in the game by acquiring one, there's a few in whiterun and winterhold that are easy to obtain. The quest will prompt to bring them to an appraiser, leading you to Vex. After that, you can go on your own to get the stones and when presented to vex again, she'll ask you to bring her the crown. I also recommend getting a mod to mark the stones as quest items, since they're scattered across skyrim.
Iirc, each of the five major holds has three of them.
I always thought i was finding those extra gems because of the “treasure hunter” lockpicking perk. I like this ability because i would sorta role play and bring all my gems home to my wife and put em in a jewelry box next to the bed
Fun fact (I think): you can complete the Stone's Unturned quest really early, because you just need to be a member of the guild to talk to her for the quest to start
"When life gives you lemons, take advantage of them..." Sounds pretty kinky to me
Please make another! Was literally just thinking today I hope there is a video like this
Hi Nate! Love watching your vids, just thought I'd throw this bit of info your way; There aren't any altmer companions in the vanilla game. You can find Breton, Khajiit, and even an Argonian companion, but never an altmer.
The guy hiding in Shroud Hearth Barrow was actually there for years, and trying to keep up the rouse while searching for the ebony claw caused him to eventually go insane and believe that he is actually a phantom guardian.
How you still didn't became bored with this game is just beyond me
Are you bored? I got it Christmas 2011 and I still play it weekly
If you find an unusual gem, Vex will tell you about finding them after joining the guild you don't have to play through lots of the thieves guild story. You can do it immediately after joining. You can ask Maul after entering Riften as well if you have one and he'll point you to Vex.
• passive is named "Voice of the Sky"
• repeatedly calls it "Voice in the Sky"
That Prowler's Profit spell, combined with transmutation on iron and silver ingots, makes forging jewelry quite profitable, and really scales up your forging and magic skills very quickly.
technically, you cannot transmute ingots. You transmute ore, then smelt the ore into ingots. Since the transmute spell changes iron to silver and silver to gold, prioritizing the later over the former, you have a bit of extra work to do if you want to make silver ingots(say some of the gems you want to turn into jewelry require silver). Preferably standing next to a smelter, transmute an iron ore into silver. Then, drop the silver from your inventory. Transmute another iron into silver. Pick up the silver ore you dropped, then smelt the two ores into an ingot.
While making jewelry is a great way to level up Smithing early on(even pairs of gold rings are good), using the Transmute spell earn very little Alteration XP versus doing things like casting flesh spells in combat or fast traveling a really long distance while levitating an item with the Telekinesis spell.
“These potions are the only way to get this ghostly effect...”
*laughs and uses Become Ethereal shout*
Man I miss Skyrim. Was a conjure stealth bowman along and spellmage.
What happens if you use that undead flee spell on yourself while you’re a vampire?
Minor damage per second
Makes you run around, like a headless chicken, screaming of fear, for the rest of the spells duration, giving nightmares to everyone around you.😂
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If you have the Necromage perk it will more greatly restore your magicka, also it seems (atleast with my breton that has max spell absorption) when in effect you won’t take damage.
i think the reason the buff for building the paragon is so huge is because the quest doesn’t have any quest makers, so if you clear a dungeon and miss the stone in it, you’ll probably never find it unless you look it’s location up because why would you re-do a cleared dungeon? though there are mods that add quest markers to the stones, which i High recommend, since it makes it much easier to find the stones and get that buff earlier on
Yeah, the SoB (pun intended) quest marker mods are a godsend.
I'm kinda hording all the sapphire, diamonds, amethyst and emeralds.😀
I’ve never played Skyrim and I have no intention to but i still keep watching these videos
Nate: "Storting off..."
I adore this channel, no matter how many times I rewatch Nates videos I never cease to feel comforted and entertained, thank you Nate ❤️
Actually you can use prowlers profit to craft explosive bolts too. Go to midden forge beneath the College put gems with salt pile. It will turn them into frost/void/fire salts. With frost/void/fire salts you can craft exploding bolts easily
Dude, I love your channel. You have helped me so much with skyrim and I just want to say thank you.
What mods do you use! Your Skyrim is absolutely beautiful
I rewatch these mostly because your game is so pleasing to the eye
"Only two of these potions available."
Only if you don't know the duplication glitch. ; )
Well, that explains why I started finding a ton of gems. I never bothered finishing that quest until a few months ago.