Quests should only be taken when they involve normal actionsģ) Try not to break the law, steal, murder or do any lollygaggingĤ) If I die, I die. These are my objectives:ġ) Eat, sleep and drink regularly and walk (or run) everywhere – no fast travel allowed.Ģ) Avoid all forms of danger, adventure and deeds of daring do. I’ll arrive with nothing but the clothes on my back and some food and attempt to make my way in the world.

I will be an NPC.Īs Skyrim is set in a pseudo-feudal land, I will start my journey as a peasant fresh off the boat, coach or pathway. I’ll live among them and try to make ends meet, avoiding all adventure, danger and global events. It’s with that mindset that I plan to join these brave, unremarkable people. Tamriel and Skyrim are places where no matter where you turn, excitement and danger will find you.īut what about the ordinary folk of Skyrim, those who are just trying to make it through the day? These people are never sung about or never remembered, but their role in the land is an intrinsically important one. From moment one the player is thrust into an epic quest to save the world from unspeakable evil. Skyrim is a game that has been built for adventure. (This series is inspired by The Elder Strolls blog series from way back in 2011). Articles // 17th May 2015 - 7 years ago // By Alex Hamilton Skyrim: It's An NPC's Life

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