The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Can find them in the water.. I've only actually came across one, they're the games version of an alligator gar I guess.. They're mean as hell, but they're also weak as hell.. You know that saying "Being pecked to death by a chicken/duck"?

A much easier way is to kill any enemy then cast Steal Soul on their body over and over.

Raise Zombie?

I think he means Soul Trap. Speaking of which, I should start casting that for my Azura's Star lol

Does that actually work on dead bodies? Says you have to cast it before they die. I haven't touched that spell at all.

Soul Trap gives skill ups on corpses, it's a glitch

Soul Trap gives skill ups on corpses, it's a glitch

Man, ever since I started doing the main quest, dragons, dragons EVERYWHERE

That corpse glitch work with any other magic skill? >;o

I remember Prothescar was saying something about how swords overall have better DPS even in sneak mode despite the 15x damage multiplyer with Assassin's Blade perk. Any testimony to this? I'd love to use daggers primarily but if they're not ideal for close combat even when dual wielded, I probably should slip a sword in there for combat when I become compromised.

A much easier way is to kill any enemy then cast Steal Soul on their body over and over.

Anyone got tips on leveling destruction?

Call Dragon on the wiki says it is learned in High Hrothgar, is this storyline based or is there somewhere in the area I can look and learn it whenever that I am just not seeing?

Level 100 Alchemy (5 X Alchemy, Physician, Benefactor: 7 Perks) (33 Perks Total)
You can brew better + Enchanting and + Smithing Potions with Alchemy than you can with store bought (Note you can eek out about 5-10% more by using Enchanting to Improve Alchemy and Alchemy to Improve Enchanting until your potions are +130% Smithing and +32% Enchanting. Your crafting gear is then +29% X 4 (instead of 25% from base enchanting). The potions make a huge difference.

Full Daedric Armor: 1597 Armor
Daedric Bow: 195 Damage
Daedric Dagger: 171 Damage
Daedric Two Handed Sword: 210 Damage
Daedric One Handed Sword: 180 Damage



At this level it looks like Daggers are the clear winner... but they don't benefit from enchants...

Gear fully Enchanted
4 X Weapon Enchants and 4 X Armor Enchants. (Note I used the +32% self made Enchanting Potion to Power the Enchants... if you don't do this, your results will be 20%ish lower)

Full Daedric Armor: 2125 Armor
Daedric Bow: 562 Damage
Daedric Dagger: 171 Damage - Too bad one handed enchants don't work for daggers... I guess sneak attacking with fully enchanted swords is better.
Daedric Two Handed Sword: 605 Damage
Daedric One Handed Sword: 518 Damage



Dual wielding One handed weapons seems to be the best for DPS. They also seem to sneak attack for more.

Dual wielding One handed weapons now clearly do the most damage followed by Two handed weapons than Weapon + shield. Daggers come in last. Sword Sneak Attack (16452) Dagger Sneak Attack (6288) Bow Sneak Attack (3726)
Pretty much, a one handed weapon sneak attack will kill almost anything at this damage level, even on master. A bow sneak attack will most likely one shot anything except for a boss dragon. Edit: It looks like you get these numbers because of a bug with Marskman Potion that makes it's damage a universal modification. It seems to be stacking with the One-handed and Two-handed Potions.)

Call Dragon is used in the storyline and kept once you defeat Alduin. Supposedly, Odahviing is the strongest dragon in the game, and I'm incredibly tempted to kill him to see if he drops anything nice.

Call Dragon on the wiki says it is learned in High Hrothgar, is this storyline based or is there somewhere in the area I can look and learn it whenever that I am just not seeing?

That's like saying plain chocolate cake is better than iced chocolate cake if icing doesn't exist.

Simply upgrading them with combined skills is a bigger increase than x4 enchanted weapon armors could ever hope to achieve.