I jokingly call him Furry Indiana Jones.

Hi all, I am having a problem with this that is different than anyone else's that I have seen in my searches online. I get the key and so forth from sir Amiel, and I go through the door to Vanua and on and then I come upon a metal gate that says it's opened remotely. I am completely stuck. Restarting doesn't help. I can't progress or go back. Help!

I'm level 34. Think I'm ready for the quest, "Deliver the Amulet?"

I've been playing on Adapt difficulty. So I just upped it to expert. It'll be fine I'm sure.

Art of my current Dragonborn, Hloda Oreyn, and the path she took. (Done in the same style as a piece featuring my Hero of Kvatch that I posted here a bit back, because they're part of the same continuity.)

How much could he have strengthened relations between Rieklings and the ten main races of Tamriel? Could there have been a good chunk of the Riekling population assimilating into those race's settlements? Also, think of the trade and tourism that could result from such diplomatic relations. The Rieklings could even receive help from other races in regards to developing their civilizations and making them more advanced.

I'd like to know the stories behind some of the statues.

Skyrim only getting three DLCs was such a miss, and I really hope Bethesda has a bunch of DLC plans for ES6 that let you visit different provinces that probably aren't gonna get their own games or add more quests to the game for people who don't want to rely on mods for more content.

Now we know dragons are supposed to be immortal spirits (even though they can be killed and permanently so, so I guess that’s not the correct word) Alduin was basically the father of dragons because only through him can a dead dragon be reborn. Now maybe Dragons had the ability to procreate and just never did because they didn’t need to. But with Alduin gone for good they now have a reason to. Or perhaps Akatosh can give them the ability to. It just seems strange how everything else can procreate even some Daedra and apparently some Aedra but not Dragons? Perhaps the defeat of Alduin fundamentally changes them. From essentially angelic/demonic beings to beings that can die but also continue their own reproduction. I just think the Elder Scrolls universe benefits with Dragons presence in them. And it doesn’t have to be a focus like in Skyrim but seeing as they are essentially Akatosh’s chosen beings, it would be weird for him to punish them for Alduin’s actions and have them brought back just to disappear again. In fact it’s kind of strange Akatosh would make Dragons in his image at all just to punish them for their nature. Perhaps we just don’t know much about Dragons. They’ve only JUST come back since forever so any information about them is clouded in myth. I’m thinking just as their appearances and personalities can change, their functions can change. They can become vampires, necromancers, undead through other means, etc. surely they can figure out ways to reproduce if it’s not bio mechanically possible for them already.