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Get any skill trainer as your follower, and train your skills with him. Then, ask him to trade, and take the gold you gave him back. To get costly especially on later levels training for free, enter any guild where there are trainers in what you need, and gain their trust.

Get the desired training you need from the trainer, and then pickpocket him your money for the training will be in his pocket. It would normally be considered a crime, but the guild will not do anything about it or report it. You normally would need 5, gold to buy the house in Whiterun, but this trick allows you to get it for free. Go to the man who sells you the house in Whiterun while he is asleep in his bed. He will sit up to talk to you. Make sure you are standing in a place that you can open the nightstand or dresser next to the bed while you are talking to him.

As soon as you agree to buy the house, immediately open the dresser next to the bed, and put your gold into it, and return to the conversation. He will give you the key, and then you can simply take your gold back out of the dresser.

This trick works on any item within a locked display case. Look directly at the item through the display case glass, then press X to activate the lockpick mini-game. Instead of actually picking the lock, press Circle to exit the lockpicking screen, then immediately press X. If done correctly, you will take the item from within the case without having to unlock the display case. For example, you can use this trick on the Elven Sword in the display case in Jarl Balgruuf's bed chamber area in Dragonsreach.

It has a Master level lock, but this trick allows you to get it without even picking the lock. Note: This is still considered stealing in most cases; thus, try not to get caught. Go to Falkreath, and find the smith named Lod. He will ask you to find his dog. You can find the dog, Barbas, outside of the village, and it will take you to the Shrine of Clavicus Vile.

Since the dog is considered a quest item, it cannot be killed. It will automatically attack enemies who approach you, but it will not lose any health. Note: You can also take another companion in addition to the dog. To instantly refill any merchant's stock and gold, simply sell or buy anything from them. Then, save the game, kill the merchant, and load the saved game. Use the following trick to get a three person team with a five person squad.

Have your main character ask Brelyan Maryon to join you after doing her side quest. Give her the Staff of Conjure Flame Atronach. Then, do the "Taste Of Death" quest, and convince Verulus to follow. You should now have a total of three characters. When in combat, summon your familiar and have Maryon summon hers.

There will now be five of you in battle. This makes the game easier when doing almost all side quests. In some side quests other characters will also join you, increasing your squad. Note: If you complete Mercer Frey's "Scoundrel's Folly" quest, he will ask you to join him in another quest.

When you accept it, you will now have four members in your team. You can travel to do quests with all four members, and when in battle your squad will increase to seven with conjuration abilities. At random times in the game, the shopkeepers of Whiterun and possibly elsewhere will sell a "Miscellaneous" item called "Do Not Delete". It appears to be a common treasure chest, but they have no laws of gravity applied to them, like the paintbrushes in The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion.

Thus, when you drop them, they float wherever your cursor was. Purchase two of them to get into areas you could not reach before, or even create a stairway into the sky. Equip the Rusty Mace, then click on any weapon mount in Hjerlim to remove the mace from your inventory even though it is a quest item.

Finish the quest to get the mace with unlocked potential, the Mace of Molag Bal. This can be used to keep other quest weapons that are meant to be given to others, since the game thinks it is not possible that the item is not in you inventory. The quests will continue as normal even though you have kept the weapons for yourself. While in combat against vampires, you have a chance of contracting vampirism each time they land a hit on you. If you contract the disease, it can be cured with any regular disease potion.

However, if you wait three days, the disease will become permanent, and you will gain the powers of a vampire. There are four stages of Vampirism. The longer you go without blood, the more powerful the benefits of vampirism will become, but the weaknesses will also get worse. You can only drink blood from sleeping NPCs. As each stage of vampirism increases, some effects stay the same, while others change.

The four stages of Vampirism and their effect changes between stages are only listed are as follows:. Those three stats also do not regenerate. Vampires have the power to reanimate the dead to serve them. They can also improve their night vision with another power. Vampires gain the "Vampiric Seduction" power, which calms enemies animals and people for 30 seconds. Thus, they will not attack you. Vampires gain the "Embrace Of Shadows" power, which turns your character invisible for three minutes.

There are several benefits to becoming a werewolf. In human form, you have increased health. In werewolf form, your speed and physical strength are increased. You are able to travel faster, have claws to tear enemies apart, and can use your howl to scare enemies to run away from battle. When you get injured, you can feed on ravaged corpses as a werewolf to heal your wounds. The werewolf effect is only temporary, and you ultimately revert back to human form, but you can prolong this effect.

As a werewolf, you can also avoid the rested buff from sleeping. To become a werewolf, follow the questline of The Companions Of Whiterun. Once you reach the "Silver Hand" quest, you will take part in a secret ritual, where you drink another werewolf's blood and turn into a werewolf yourself.

You will be given a choice to commit yourself, and the quest will not advance if you do not commit. First, join The Companions faction. Successfully complete all quests for The Companions faction. Then, talk to the leader of The Companions, Kodlak Whitemane, or ask around about a cure for werewolves. Speaking with Aela the Huntress in Whiterun will also tell you more about The Companions' affliction. The Companions will offer you a special quest that will cure your lycanthropy, which is a permanent change.

Thus, you will never be able to become a werewolf again. Successfully complete the quest to not be a werewolf ever again. Go to the College Of Winterhold in Winterhold. Successfully complete the quest to join the College Of Winterhold. There is a building called Jorrvaskr in Whiterun look east of Dragonsreach. Inside the building, enter the basement to speak with Kodlak.

He will offer the "Take Up Arms" quest. Successfully complete the quest to join The Companions faction. Go to Riverwood, and speak to the bartender inside the inn. Ask him if he has heard any rumors. He will eventually tell you about a boy that is trying to summon The Dark Brotherhood.

Follow the side quest to Windhelm. When entering Windhelm, take an immediate right, and travel up the path until you encounter a Dark Elf and child talking. Enter the door to their left, and find the child inside. He will ask you to kill Grinelda The Kind in Riften. Go to Riften, enter the orphanage, and kill Grinelda. Fast travel back to Windhelm, and speak to the child again to get your reward.

Next, go outside of the city, and wait for 24 hours. A courier will approach, and give you a note with black handprint on it that says "We Know". Go to the nearest inn, rent a room, and sleep for twenty four hours. When you awake, you will have been kidnapped by one of The Dark Brotherhood. They will tell you that if you kill one of the other three people in the room, they will release you. Choose a person, and kill them. Speak to The Dark Brotherhood again, and they will tell you to meet them at their lair in the pine forest in the far southwest corner of Skyrim.

Fast travel to the western watchtower outside of Whiterun, then travel west towards the marker. When you reach the door, answer the question asked with "Silence, My Brother" to enter the sanctuary. Speak to the first person you find inside the lair, and you will now be a member of The Dark Brotherhood. The Dark Brotherhood is the most secretive of all the factions, and can be hard to find. Start by going to bars and asking about rumors or information.

Try talking to bartenders in Windhelm. Eventually you will get a tip to speak with a boy named Aventus Aretino, located in the Aretino Residence in Windhelm. You also may be able to speak with him without first receiving the rumor. Speak to the boy, and accept the "Innocence Lost" quest. Nothing will happen immediately after completing the quest, but soon afterwards, a courier will deliver you a note.

Then, sleep and you will be contacted by The Dark Brotherhood. Talk to the stranger at your bedside, and you will then be in The Dark Brotherhood secret society.

First, enter Riften, and find Brynjolf. He is in the town square at the storefront during daylight. Talk to him, and complete his quest. Then, he will ask to meet you at a bar called the Ragged Flagon, located underneath Riften, in the Ratway. Successfully complete the quest to become a member of The Thieves Guild.

If you are having problems finding words of power, go to High Hrothgar, and find Arngeir. The first talk selection will be "Have you found a new word of power?

He will place a new quest in the "Misc. He will only give you one at a time, but he will keep giving them to you until there are no more. Go into your items, and look at a Dragon Claw. Rotate it so you can see the bottom to see the code for the door that it unlocks.

You are not supposed to be able to fast travel while being over-encumbered. However, if you have a horse, it is not affected by your encumbrance. Thus, you will have the option to fast travel while on your horse. If you are over-encumbered and far away from your destination, the fastest way to move is through the Whirlwind Sprint Shout.

It can be used continuously to get you to the nearest city quickly so you can sell. This also works when exiting caves and dungeons. When you are carrying too much to run, equip a small weapon such as a sword or dagger, and use the power swing while walking to move faster. Note: You will need some stamina to perform the power swing.

Additionally, be careful not to hit anyone, as you will obtain bounty, and possible attack from the guards. Fall damage can be prevented when sliding down mountains or vertical surfaces by quickly toggling Sneak mode on and off multiple times while sticking to the surface you are descending. This will nullify any damage caused by gravity, and can be very useful if you find yourself at the top of a dangerous looking mountain without any roads to go down.

When you are going through water deep enough that your horse can swim, dismount and mount the horse to go faster. When you reach a point while climbing a mountain and cannot progress forward any longer because the grade is too steep, simply face backwards and start jumping. Point your butt toward the peak, and continuously press [Jump]. It also helps to move slightly from side-to-side as you do this.

You can often snag a rock along the way and shimmy up a mountain without having to use a set path. Sometimes facing forward at a 45 degree angle can also help. Normally, when you pick up a skill book that is not in a container, you will read it and gain a point in that skill.

However, there is a way to avoid this by adding the book to your inventory so that you can save it for use later. This is useful for later in the game when it can be difficult to increase a skill. To use this method, you need to have a companion.

When you see a skill book, talk to your companion, and select the "I need you to do something" command. Then, put the cursor on the book, and select it. The dialog box will tell the companion to read the book, but the companion will add it to their inventory. You can then take the book from their inventory to read it and get the skill point when desired. Use a non-dangerous Shout in front of a guard, and a courier will deliver a letter from a "friend", giving you the location of another dragon tomb.

Inside the cave during your first mission for Dragonreach, you will have to solve a combination puzzle. Look to the wall above the closed gate.

You will see two heads with a gap in the middle. Each one holds a picture of a creature snake and dolphin. On the floor by the lever is the third creature snake. The combination is Snake, Snake, Dolphine. The second combination is found deeper in the chambers. It is a turntable combination, which is more difficult. The solution is Bear, Owl, Bird. Insert the claw, and the door will open. Get a Giant to chase you to a nearby river, then go under water, and the giant will immediately turn and walk away.

When he does, sneak out, and shoot him with an arrow. When he turns around to attack, go back under the water, and he will again turn and walk away. Keep repeating this process until he is dead. Note: This is a slow process that takes a while to complete. When the loading screen appears, press the Left and Right Analog-stick to rotate the models displayed.

Enchant the robes to reduce spell cost. Enchant the amulet to get a health boost. Enchant the amulet to get a magicka bonus. Helm Of Yngol: On top of the head of the skeleton sitting on the throne at the end of the Yngol Barrow dungeon. Enchant the item to boost frost resistance. Movarth's Boots: In Movarth's Lair, search for them by the bed in the corner at the back of the cave.

Enchant the boots to fortify the sneaking skill. Enchant the amulet to reduce spell cost. Enchant the shield to get a health and magic resistance boost. Enchant the gloves to improve lock picking. They are easy to spot, and you should not miss them as you leave Helgen. Search the indicated locations to find the Standing Stones:. The Apprentice Stone: It is south of Solitude, on an island, in a small water marshland. It helps you recover magicka quickly, but it makes you susceptible to magicka damage.

It is just outside the mountain range between the two locations, near the Eldergleam Sanctuary and Darkwater Crossing by the river to the east of the two.

It gives you a large magicka boost and enables you to absorb spell damage, but you recover it slowly. The Lady Stone: It is on a small island on the lake to the west of Riverwood. It allows you to regenerate health and stamina quickly. The Lord Stone: It is southwest of Dawnstar, in the mountain range, on the northern peak. It makes you resistant to magicka and physical damage.

It helps you improve all your skills faster. It allows you to re-animate nearby corpses to fight for you. It gives you a ranged paralyzing poison to use once a day. The Shadow Stone: It is south of Riften, on a small mountain before the large mountain range to the south. It lets you become invisible once a day for an extended period. The Steed Stone: It is on the tip of the highest mountain, northwest of Solitude.

It increases your carrying capacity without any movement penalty. It allows you to automatically open expert and lower locks. The trainers will charge you a set fee to level up the indicated skill.

Search the listed locations to find the corresponding Skill Trainer:. Skill books give you skill bonuses. All 18 skills have their own skill books. Search the indicated location to find the corresponding skill book:.

You have the ability to absorb the Dragon's soul to unlock the Shout abilities. To learn different types of Dragon Shouts, you must find the ancient tablet wall that teaches you the Dragon Words. Each Shout has three words that can be learned by going around Skyrim and finding them. Half of the Dragon Shouts can be learned through the main quests, while others require you to search the world of Skyrim to find the ancient tablet walls.

If you find all three words in a Dragon Shout, you increase its effectiveness when used. When you have learned all three words for a Dragon Shout, you can perform a powerful Shout by holding R1.

The Dragon Shout word is at the other end, protected by a dragon. Watch out for the Snowy Saber Cat inside Bonchill, as she is fast and very strong. Location 1 - Life: In the dragon's lair in Northwind Summit, after you get a letter from a "friend" regarding a source of power in the mountains between Windhelm and Riften.

It is around the corner from Shor's Stone; defeat the dragon to learn the Dragon Shout word. Description: The Thu'um reaches out to the Void, changing your form to one that cannot be harmed or harm.

In the main cavern room, instead of going to the objective, go outside, and then go to the bottom where waterfall is with the green trees. Look at the base of the platform with word of power on it. Location 2 - Spirit: Find the settlement with waterfalls and large stone structures between Markarth and Falkreath.

Go to the top, and fight the Hagravens. Look for the Dragon Shout word in their little den, at the end of the Bard's Leap Summit Point where you are standing over the waterfall. Description: The valiant of Sovngarde hear your voice, and journey beyond space and time to lend their aid.

Location 1 - Weapon: In the dragon's lair on Eldersblood Peak, at the top of the mountains, south of Morthal. In the second area, Mercer will mention something about it being a perfect ambush area. The Dragon Shout word is in that room. After killing the dragon, you will get the Dragon Shout word from a bounty letter from Windhelm in Ivarstead's Inn. You go here during the "Mehrunes Dagon" main quest. Description: The Thu'um imbues your arms with the speed of wind, allowing for faster weapon strikes.

It is a large mountain range. Location 1 - Fire: You will learn it during Dustman's Cairn quest after completing the "Proving Honor" quest from The Companions because it opens a new area of the dungeon that contains the Dragon Shout word.

Location 1 - Frost: In Brownstrewn Crest, south of Windhelm, in the middle of the swampland on top of the large hill. It is guarded by a dragon. Defeat the dragon to learn the Dragon Shout word.

It is guarded by a power Draugr. It also requires the "Forbidden Legend" side quest. Location 1 - Ice: On Mount Anthor, on the middle mountain in the range to the northwest of Windhelm, and home to a dragon. You will also get this location from Arngeir at High Hrothgar when you talk about the Dragon Shout locations.

It is at the end after you have discovered the artifact you are looking for, in the Saarthal dungeon. When you are leaving the dungeon, look for it in the southwest of Winterhold. You can also get it during the "Forbidden Legend" side quest. Location 1 - Kyne: Go to Rannveig's Fast, and defeat the ice dragon protecting the entrance. Then, enter to learn the Dragon Shout word. Location 3 - Trust: In Ragnavald Temple, north of Markarth, in the mountains are the ruins called Ragnavald with a temple inside.

Go to the left and right into the canal and the crypts to get the keys to gain access to the Dragon Shout area.

Defeat the Daedric, otar the Mod, to learn the Dragon Shout word. Description: Speak, and let your voice hearld doom, as an opponent's armor and life force are weakened. There is a dragon at the top of the farthest tower to the south protecting the Dragon Shout word. Location 2 - Leech: Inside the Forsaken Cave in The Pale, southwest of Winterhold, at the base and south of mountains that surround it. It is north of the small lake on the map.

It requires "The White Phial" side quest. It is guarded by Draugr, who is very difficult to defeat. Location 2 - Sand: In Korvanjund, northeast of Whiterun snowy area on the map. The Dragon Shout word is in the crypt, in the area at the bottom. Description: A shout to the sky, a cry to the clouds, that awakens the destructive force of SKyrim's lightning. Look for a huge structure and set of ruins. Go inside and down to the last chamber, which is Vokun's Throne Room.

It is guarded by a power Daedre called Krosis. Defeat him to get all three Dragon Shout words. Description: Your voice is raw power, pushing aside anything -- or anyone -- who stands in your path. Location 2 - Fury: In Volskygge Dragon Priest's Lair , high mountains in the corner of the Skyrim map, west of Solitude, is an ancient temple with a Dragon Shout guarded by a powerful demon. You need to go northwest from Volskygge on the map, up closest to the mountains to get the Dragon Shout word.

Location: You will get this quest near the statue to Merida, west of Solitude. Successfully complete the quest to get the artifact. Location: Find Sacellum of Boethiah in the east section of Windhelm. You will find a cult, and then begin the quest. To offer the sacrifice, you will have to trap someone in that chamber. An easy way to do this is hire a mercenary you can visit Bee and Brab in Riften; one is sitting downstairs , and ask him to touch the beacon.

Successfully complete the remaining task to get the artifact. Location: In the city, when you walk past an old haunted house, you will be asked to go with someone.

If you complete this task and find the priest of Boethiah, you will get the artifact. Location: The guard at the entry point of Falkreath will tell you about a missing dog. After speaking with him, start the quest. You can follow the dog, or simply go to Haemar's Shame, which is just south of the large mountain and just east to Helgen.

Get the axe, and return it to get the artifact. Location: Visit the museum in Dawnstar the message pops up multiple times , accept the quest, and then collect the three pieces of the sword throughout Skyrim to get the artifact. Location: When you meet Septimus Sigmus during a main quest, you will be assigned a task to get the Elder Scrolls. You will start the second task "Discearning The Transmundane". During this quest, you take the imprint of the Scrolls on the Lexicon.

If you do not already have samples from them, you must find them, and kill at least one to harvest the blood. Location: Find Verulus in Markarth, and accept his quest, which involves clearing the Necropolis. When Eola starts talking about cannibalism, respond positively. Then, clear the undead from Namira's altar. Agree to lure Verulus to the Altar. Kill Verulus and eat his flesh, and the Ring Of Namira will appear in your inventory.

He will offer you a drinking challenge. Accept it, and complete the rest of the quest to get the artifact. Location: In Falkreath, near the barracks, you will find a kid downstairs in the Falkreath jail.

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