The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Strategy Guide

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Oct 2015 · Gamer Guides

About this ebook

Skyrim is the homeland of the Nords, a fierce and proud warrior people who are used to the bitter cold and mountanous terrain that mark the lands of Skyrim. Wracked by civil war, and threatened by the return of the legendary dragons, Skyrim faces its darkest hour. You must make sense of this maelstrom, explore the frozen tundra and bring hope to the people. The future of Skyrim, even the Empire itself, hangs in the balance as they wait for the prophesized Dragonborn to come; a hero born with the power of The Voice, and the only one who can stand amongst the dragons. You are that Dragonborn.

Inside the Main Guide: 

- Introduction to the Races.
- How to complete every storyline quest.
- Where to find and conquer every side-mission.
- Location of every powerful Dragonwall.
- Search out and defeat every Dragon.
- How to find hidden, powerful weapons.
- Over 200 captioned screenshots provide even more help.
- Dragonborn DLC covered in full.
- Dawnguard DLC covered in full. 

Version 1.1:

- Screenshots for the major side-missions.
- Achievements/Trophy descriptions (includes all 3 DLC packs).
- Formatted text for easier reading on iPhone/iPod screens via our App.

Version 1.2 November 2016

- Added a full Character Creation guide complete with tips on how to get the most out of your skills and which races excel at what.
- More text fixes and general edits.
- Lots more to come soon!

Ratings and reviews

Didn't say anything useful and wrong about Redguards and Khajiit. Redguards are the best offensive race, due to skill with three types of attacks: destruction, archery, and one-handed. They are not that defensive, aside from block and alteration, and alteration is over rated. Khajiit, too, are really offensive. Their powers suck: claws and night vision aren't that great, but their attack skill is amazing. They're great with one handed and bows and sneak, which makes for a really good character. They can sneak up on someone and backstab them, or snipe them down. Their sneak ability really works well with their other abilities. Also, they can make money. Pickpocketing and lock picking can make money, although those are my least favorite skills. I would say something about Argonians, but I don't like them. They should be +10 alchemy, +illusion, +light armor, +sneak, +alteration. That'd make more sense.

Obsolete. Totally obsolete. I do not understand strategy guides in this day and age. You can get all the info you need and more from the Skyrim wiki (or ANY other place on the web). Strategy guides died out with demo discs. If someone actually chose to spend money on this my question would be: why? You want to collect every bit of tat?

Very thorough and intuitive. I've been playing for long time, but this guide has been helping me find lots of cool hidden quests and such!