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Filipus10 forum junky total posts: 82 since: Dec 2010	Jan 22, 12 at 12:38pm ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	Log in to remove this advertisement quote DSTR Some people don't know how to count -_- He forgot to put number 1 infront of 30. and 301.
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Benjoman183 forum junky total posts: 87 since: Jan 2012	Jan 22, 12 at 12:45pm ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	There is a hidden chest in dawnstar, by the mine. It is crammed full of amazing stuff.
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SKYRIM101 HAHA unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Jan 23, 12 at 6:26pm ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	You can use dragonrend to force the dragon to land which makes an easy kill If you complete the brotherhood main quest line, you get a special horse which is nearly invincible, and attack it with your choice of weapon to max out your skill (process is slow)
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Tarl unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Jan 24, 12 at 1:21am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	quote Solx 19. Arrows are now weightless (alot of people did not notice this). That's because everything else is so heavy in comparison to their value and the player's inventory capacity that it's very very easy to go over your maximum, so things that weigh only .1 each that you're already used to leaving half behind are not as easily noticed when attempting to lessen your standard inventory weight before going on missions. However, I noticed because when I started playing, they were already weightless and I checked them because I was wondering if getting too many was what was causing me to be weighted down.
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swk3000 Would You Kindly? NeoXtreme since: Jul 2004	Jan 26, 12 at 1:05pm ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	When doing the Diplomatic Immunity quest, wearing Hooded Thalmor Robes allows a High Elf to walk through the Embassy and Courtyard unmolested. Once you get into Elenwen's Solar, you'll have to fight or sneak as normal, but until then, you don't have to fight at all. I'm not sure what happens if you're not a High Elf; presumably, you're fine as long as you don't get close to anyone. -------------------
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guest_unknown unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Jan 27, 12 at 1:33am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	In caves there is usually a flammable substance on the ground, lighting it with "flames" can make your job easier, though it will hurt you if you stand too close.
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Kakarookee Neophyte total posts: 20 since: Jan 2012	Jan 27, 12 at 2:13am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	quote guest_unknown In caves there is usually a flammable substance on the ground, lighting it with "flames" can make your job easier, though it will hurt you if you stand too close. that's oil. sometimes, there's also a lamp above the oil- firing an arrow at it will cause the lamp to fall and ignite the oil. 168: Khajiit have a racial perk which allows them to deal extra damage with unarmed strikes. couple this with the Heavy Armor perk "Fists of Steel" and the gloves found on Gian the Fist underneath Riften- and you'll never need a weapon again. 169: at the beginning of the Dark Brotherhood questline, you can pickpocket the Blade of Woe from Astrid. if done successfully, you can actually gain two versions of the same blade; once from the pickpocket, and again Spoiler: when Astrid dies towards the end of the questline.
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Kedjown Gone slightly mad recently. ultra seeker total posts: 1492 since: Sep 2011	Jan 27, 12 at 3:36am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	170: Most people don't seem to fully understand Alchemy. Hell, I didn't. Combining two ingredients is fine, but three is where it's at when making cash/levelling. This recipe should explain: Imp Stool: contains "Damage Health" and "Lingering Damage Health" Mora Tapinella: contains "Lingering Damage Health". Nightshade: Contains "Damage Health". The poison made from these 3 will have both "Lingering Damage Health" and "Damage Health" effects. This is because there are two combined ingredients with the same recipe. As the Impstool contains both, and the other two have one of each, both of these effects are added to the poison. This can be done in almost any way with any ingredients. The more valuable the creation, the higher your Alchemy skill is raised. ------------------- Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened. - Dr. Seuss
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swk3000 Would You Kindly? NeoXtreme since: Jul 2004	Jan 27, 12 at 7:21am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	When creating Damage Health poisons for your own use, make sure the recipe includes a Crimson Nirnroot. If you don't have a Crimson Nirnroot, use a River Betty. If you don't have a River Betty, use a Deathbell. Damage Health poisons made using one of those ingredients are actually more powerful than those made with other ingredients, resulting in more damage for the same Alchemy skill. Keep in mind, however, that the game only uses the highest multiplier, so combining Crimson Nirnroot with a River Betty will not result in an extremely powerful poison. -------------------
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guest_unknown unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Jan 27, 12 at 8:53am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	quote Kakarookee quote guest_unknown In caves there is usually a flammable substance on the ground, lighting it with "flames" can make your job easier, though it will hurt you if you stand too close. that's oil. sometimes, there's also a lamp above the oil- firing an arrow at it will cause the lamp to fall and ignite the oil. It's not always oil, I've seen something that looked like blood and was flammable also.
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haffitstrauss unwashed heathen (guest) IP: Logged	Jan 27, 12 at 9:40am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	181. the silent roll tip can also be done by sneaking holding run and unsheathing a weapon, also sometimes upon resheathing you will do two simultaneous rolls. 182. in morthal ask about the fire, and eventually just let lealette attack you from a distance to become a vampire with no danger of being hurt. also you can stand close to her to level what ever armor you have. 183. while falling down a sheer mountainside toggle sneak to slow down and take no damage. you must be up against the wall. 184. when you shoot dwemer constructs with arrows they always bounce off, so make sure to look around and pick them back up. 185. the clear skies shout will stagger opponents and it only takes about five seconds to refill.
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firestorm79 Dragonbane ultra seeker total posts: 1455 since: Oct 2009	Jan 27, 12 at 10:06am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	quote swk3000 When creating Damage Health poisons for your own use, make sure the recipe includes a Crimson Nirnroot. If you don't have a Crimson Nirnroot, use a River Betty. If you don't have a River Betty, use a Deathbell. Damage Health poisons made using one of those ingredients are actually more powerful than those made with other ingredients, resulting in more damage for the same Alchemy skill. Keep in mind, however, that the game only uses the highest multiplier, so combining Crimson Nirnroot with a River Betty will not result in an extremely powerful poison. Good tip - I believe this is because there are actually two types of 'damage health' effects. On Darliandar's Alchemy lab you'll see crimson ninroot, deathbell etc as having 'ravage health' - that must be the more powerful damage health... incidently if you mix crimson, cyrodillic spade and skeever tail you get ravage health, damage health and damage stam... wonder if ravage and damage stack?
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swk3000 Would You Kindly? NeoXtreme since: Jul 2004	Jan 27, 12 at 10:26am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	Ravage Health damages the target's Max Health. If an enemy has 100 health, and they get hit with a 25 point Ravage Health effect, their Max Health is only 75. This is really only useful for enemies with Health Regen, which are rather rare (as far as I know, only Trolls and Frost Trolls have Health Regen). -------------------
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firestorm79 Dragonbane ultra seeker total posts: 1455 since: Oct 2009	Jan 27, 12 at 10:48am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	quote swk3000 Ravage Health damages the target's Max Health. If an enemy has 100 health, and they get hit with a 25 point Ravage Health effect, their Max Health is only 75. This is really only useful for enemies with Health Regen, which are rather rare (as far as I know, only Trolls and Frost Trolls have Health Regen). oic! surely that's as useful against non-regenerating mobs as damage health? for instance, I'm up against a dragon with full health of, say, 100. I hit it with a ravage health poison (25) and knock its health down to 75. Then I hit it with damage health (25) and knock it down to 50 etc etc furthermore, trolls/frost trolls aren't the only enemies that recouperates health - all enemies that can cast spells/drink potions can restore their health. Doesn't ravage health work against this as well?
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swk3000 Would You Kindly? NeoXtreme since: Jul 2004	Jan 27, 12 at 11:13am ^ re: list of 1000 tips, tricks, and Secrets in Skyrim
	Let's say we have a 25 point Ravage Health poiso, and we're facing an enemy with 100 Health. If our weapon does 30 damage, there is no damage gain. The weapon reduces their health to 70/100, then the poison reduces their health to 70/75. All this does is reduce their maximum health if they heal. If, on the other hand, our weapon does only 20 damage, there is a Damage increase. The weapon knocks their health down to 80/100, then the poison knocks them down to 75/75. Unfortunately, I find the entire thing unreliable, as it requires knowing exactly how much of your damage will get through at all times. Not to mention the display issues. Depending on how the game decides to display it, a Ravage Health poison may actually appear to cause your weapon to deal no damage at all, or reduce your damage output. -------------------
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