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Skyrim is a game with an endless number of characters to meet, stories to uncover and quests to complete. In a world as incredible as The Elder Scrolls 5, there’s bound to be quite a lot of content. However, with so many narratives all existing at once, not every Dragonborn is quite willing to accept the world the way Bethesda presents it and many players have proposed a variety of fascinating theories and alternative answers to many of Skyrim’s mysteries and phenomenon. These ideas can range in scope, from game-changing takes on Skyrim’s main story to simple suggestions about characters. So today we’ll be diving right into our eighth collections of five theories spooky enough to be true about The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a game rich in places for the Dragonborn to visit. There are thousands of places to explore in The Elder Scrolls 5 and each boasts it’s own background, narratives and lore. While Skyrim is a land of many bustling cities and beautiful forts, the region is also home to innumerable spooky caves, ancient dungeons and lairs that can feel very uneasy at times. Skyrim’s not a game known for its ability to terrify players but that doesn’t mean it can’t. So today we’ll be taking a look at five more of the creepiest locations in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Fallout 4 is a massive game, riddled with opportunities for the player to influence it’s various narratives and quests. Many of the decisions we get to make in Fallout 4 are full of moral ambiguity, lacking clear right and wrong distinctions. However, there are a few chances the game gives us to really explore and evil side and do some downright terrible things. While being the bad guy certainly isn’t the only way to play Fallout 4, it certainly is an entertaining one. So sit back and relax as we delve right into five more evil things you can do and may have missed in the wasteland of Fallout 4.

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Skyrim is a game of many competing factions and states, and perhaps one of the most notable entities in the world of The Elder Scrolls 5 is the Septim Empire. Once a mighty kingdom that ruled over the known world, by the time Skyrim finally takes place, the Empire is but a measly shadow of her former self, desperately attempting to hang on to what little power it has left. To many Dragonborns, the Empire remains a symbol of hope and prosperity, the world’s last safeguard against the forces of the Thalmor and their Third Aldermi Dominion. To others, the Empire has already fallen and Skyrim should find its own path. Whatever you believe, it’s hard to deny the impressive impact the Imperials have on Skyrim and have had on the entire Elder Scrolls universe. So today we’ll be exploring five things you (probably) didn’t know about the Septim Empire of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim Dawnguard DLC remains one of my favorite expansion packs ever. Release well over half a decade ago, The Elder Scrolls 5’s Dawnguard quest thrusted Skyrim into the center of an amazing jockey for power between the ancient Volkihar vampire clan, and a noble guild of vampire hunters, known as the Dawnguard. However, over the past seven years Skyrim’s modding community has been hard at work, producing various mods that overhaul both small bits and large elements of the Dawnguard expansion and transforming it into something truly timeless. So today we’ll be taking a look at a few of the greatest mods currently available for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim’s Dawnguard DLC.

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Skyrim is certainly a game filled with adventure and turmoil in every direction, however not every waking moment the Dragonborn spends in The Elder Scrolls 5 must be ridden with tension. Indeed, one major mechanic and system offered by Skyrim, is the ability to marry a wife or husband. Literal dozens of different potential spouses exist across the lands of Skyrim and Solsthiem and each of them is excited to settle down a start a family with the player. But with such an expansive number of options, how could anyone on Nirn possibly choose from all these husbands and wives? Well, today we’re going to help you answer that question as we take a look at five more of the greatest wives and husbands in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Fallout 4 is a massive game, with an enormous amount of game to explore. However, despite an already incredible size, Bethesda Game Studios had originally planned for Fallout 4 to be even bigger, and developed a variety of characters, locations, quests and other assets they planned to feature in but ultimately had to remove from Fallout 4. These bits of “cut content”, were generally removed from Fallout because Bethesda was either running sort on time or wanted to change their direction. Thankfully much of the content that was “removed” from Fallout 4, stayed buried in some files and accessible through console commands. So today, we’ll be digging some up and taking a look at five of the coolest pieces of Fallout 4’s cut content.

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Skyrim is a game full of choice. From picking between the Stormcloaks and Empire to deciding whether or not to spare Paarthurnax, The Elder Scrolls 5 is a game that affords the player a large amount of agency over its many narratives. Thankfully, many of the decisions we get to make in Skyrim are anything but easy, full of moral ambiguity rewards so tempting it’s impossible to choose. These opportunities to exercise our own judgement are by far some of the most thought provoking and interesting moments in the entire world of Skyrim. So today, we’ll be exploring some of the absolute best as we dive right into my top five toughest choices in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a game where the Dragonborn will be forced to face a constant array of challengers and foes. While many of The Elder Scrolls 5’s villains will be quite interesting and unique, some of Skyrim’s most memorable antagonists are relatively minor characters who are just downright absurd. Indeed, a few of the Skyrim bad guys we meet are incredibly special and warrant some additional reflection. So today we’ll be taking a look at my top five craziest enemies you may have missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a game rich in secrets and hidden tales. The Elder Scrolls 5 prides itself in being able to consistently wow players and spark the Dragonborn’s curiosity. Indeed, nearly eight years after Skyrim first debuted, there are still a massive amount of unsolved riddled and curios conundrums that Bethesda purposely left to our imaginations and own speculation. So, what a better way to celebrate Skyrim than by exploring some of the most fascinating unexplained narratives and phenomenon in the game as we jump right into our thirteenth episode of five unsettling mysteries you may have missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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