EpicNate - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Lore

Skyrim is a game that boasts a whole assortment of bad guys for the Dragonborn to face off against. However, not all villains in The Elder Scrolls 5 are quite the same and many of Skyrim's antagonists are paticularly unique characters. Indeed, some of the bosses featured in TES 5 are incredibly fascinating, with special backstories and characteristics that make them an absolute blast to learn more about. So today we'll be taking a look at some of the best baddies Skyrim has to offer as we dive into my top five boss battles in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Fallout 4 was already an enormous game upon its release, more than four years ago in 2015. However since then, Bethesda Game Studios expanded upon the title with a series of major DLCs and content add-ons that made the world of Fallout 4 and it’s story even larger. Far Harbor was among the first of these expansions, taking players to a mysterious, fog-covered island in the state of Maine. Much like Fallout 4 itself, Far Harbor is also loaded with dozens of Easter Eggs, hundreds of references and countless secrets, carefully implemented by Bethesda and the DLC is so large that even today, many of them have gone unnoticed. So today we’ll be taking a look at some of the best, as we dive into my top five Far Harbor secrets and Easter Eggs you may have missed in Fallout 4.

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Skyrim is one of the most massive games of our generation. Despite being released over eight years ago, The Elder Scrolls 5 still boasts an impressively large community and active playerbase. One of the biggest reasons for Skyrim's continued popularity (aside from mods) is the incredible attention to detail paid by Bethesda back in the game's development. The game is peppered with hundreds of Easter Eggs, references and thousands of "little things" that Skyrim players to this day are still digging up. Over the past two years, we've explored many of Skyrim's secrets and we're still not even close to having covered everything. So today we'll be continuing our journey as we jump into our fifty sixth installment of ten tiny details you may still have missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a humongous game, with a massive playable world for the Dragonborn to traverse and explore. However, The Elder Scrolls 5 is far from endless, and there are indeed boundaries in how far we can go. Should the player attempt to leave Skyrim, they’ll be greeted by a spectacular suite of invisible walls and barriers that are meant to contain the Dovahkiin. But, with the help of a variety of console commands and mods, we can break through these restrictions and venture to areas of the game Bethesda never intended for us to see, and indeed, many of these areas are loaded with interesting sights and neat Easter Eggs. So today we’ll be taking a look at five more out of the map secrets you missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Fallout 4 is a game that encourages players to never keep their guard down for too long. One of the ways Bethesda ensures the Fallout world keeps throwing surprises at the player, is through the use of random encounters. Random encounters are spontaneous events that can occur throughout the Commonwealth and feature anything from tiny raider ambushes to high stakes merchant interactions. A staple of Bethesda games, random encounters can often be good fun and a handful of them are especially interesting or even rare. So today, what better way to spend out time than exploring some of the best as we dive into our fourth installment of five strange and rare random encounters you may have missed in Fallout 4.

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Skyrim is a game with a seemingly unstoppable modding scene, as it’s community on the Nexus and Bethesda net continues to produce new mods for The Elder Scrolls 5, of varying scale and scope every day. Despite being on shelves for more than eight years, it seems the mods for Skyrim are only continuing to grow in quantity and ambition. Over the last couple of months, a few mods have released which absolutely captivated me that I’ve yet to cover. So today we’ll be taking a look at five more “immersive” mods for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is place with and endless number of stories and narratives for the Dragonborn to explore. It seems like every corner of The Elder Scrolls 5 is rich in colorful characters and tales. However, not every single plotline or piece of lore is guaranteed to make the most sense in a world as big as Skyrim and encountering puzzling conundrums and unsolved questions is just a fact of this Bethesda game. Luckily, exploring Skyrim’s unexplained happenings is quite possibly one of the community’s favorite past times. So today we’ll be diving into our fourteenth installment of five unsettling mysteries you may have missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim has had it’s Creation Club in service for over two years now. Since The Elder Scrolls 5’s microtransaction marketplace first launched, it’s been loathed by fans as a “Paid Mod System” and has been one of Bethesda Game Studios’ least popular endeavors, ever. However over the past few months, Skyrim’s developers have been making a clear effort to improve on the quality of content offered by the Creation Club and their most recent volley of releases (five in total) clearly reflect a desire for bigger, more expansive “mini-dlcs” to come. Today we’ll be breaking down each of these new mods and assessing whether Skyrim’s Creation Club may yet still have hope.

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Fallout 4 thrusts players into a massive world with danger lurking around every corner. In the turbulent wasteland that is the 2287 Commonwealth, there are thankfully, a variety of items available to the Sole Survivor to keep the various threats of universe at bay. Fallout 4 offers a selection of hundreds of different objects and items the player can use to fight off their foes and cleanse the Commonwealth. And some tools available in the game are particularly unique, rare or otherwise somewhat lesser known by most players and these secret pieces of equipment are among the game’s most fascinating. So today we’ll be taking our third look at five more secret and unique weapons you may have missed in Fallout 4.

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Skyrim is a game that features a variety of joinable factions, from the Dark Brotherhood to the Imperial Legion, there’s no shortage of different causes for the Dragonborn to join in The Elder Scrolls 5. The College of Winterhold represents a particularly unique organization, as rather than being an army of cabal of criminals, it’s an academic institution dedicated to the arcane arts. But like any of Skyrim’s factions, the College of Winterhold is full of dark secrets and fascinating Easter Eggs that can surprise even the most dedicated of players. So today we’ll be taking a look at five things they don’t tell you about the College of Winterhold in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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