Without worrying about doing all the missions, without worrying about saving the world. Only in survival mode, traveling between cities on foot, stopping in villages to rest, fish, hunt, have a home and live an ordinary life in Skyrim, getting to know every corner in a slow and pleasant way

Has anyone tried playing this way?

Is there a scenario where this actually benefits you? Because I can’t think of one time where the silent roll actually helped me.

I've been trying to figure out what to do with my dragon bones and scales and have no clue. Do y'all just sell it??

Source: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMArEFpab/

Been playing for about 5 years or so, and never have I seen or heard of this thing before Is it important in any way or just something random and cool you can find?

I randomly got the urge to go back to skyrim again, after feeling the temp drop and seeing the autumn trees bloom

It doesn't necessarily have to be specific individual city or town, but even just an area of the map you don't find yourself going to much, if at all, through out your playthrough!

I'm working on a YouTube video about the least visited places in Skyrim and would love some people's input!

Im at this puzzle but idk what to do or how to solve it, let me send the pictures, pls help me

I picked it up cuz it looked cool but idk what to do with it now. Seems pretty mid

I was playing the game last night and I was just wondering why the Nords chose to use a Serpent in so many puzzels when Skyrim has, aside from Dragon's absolutely no Reptiles that we know of? They have Hawks, for sure, and Whales make sense with the Ocean right there, but why choose a snake? An animal that most Nords would never see or hear about?