Skyrim: Top 5 BEST Quests We Loved in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

I love the quest Lost of the ages. The trying to find all 5 dwemer places in order to locate thr aetherium forge make me look like an archeologist.

many years away indeed

House of Horrors is a terrible quest. There is no good guy way to get it done. Typical of Bethesda to not give us role play.

Is rise of the east a thing I have to buy?

Holy smokes.
I must have thousands of hours in Skyrim and i had no clue "rise in the east" existed! I know what I'm doing tonight

Rise in the east was my favorite quest overall. It was fun and interesting.

It would be good if you mentioned your video are only available through pc's

If you check in the hall of the dead after the quest in time of need you will find something interesting

I am a spoiler so Kodlak died

Bleak falls barrow is sad

I just did the Rise in the East Quest... at level 100 😂🫣

I always loved the "To Kill an Empire" Quest. 😇

In my quest to assassinate Vittoria Vici, I used a Fury spell on her so that EVERYONE on the wedding will attack her.

can’t u find saadias remains in whiteruns graveyard making the assassins the bad guys

Wtf mods are you using to make Saadia white? Werid

I consider "in my time of need" the most annoying quest in skyrim. My favorite quest is probably "Evil in Waiting"

I take the wedding clothing from Victoria and give it to my spouse in game in Victoria isn't such a nice person when you meet her to get that spiced wine

Ill Met by Moonlight is my personal favorite. It has that classic story of the werewolf losing control one night, and then it leads to the quest with Hircine and the hunt which was a cool concept. Capped off with some unique armor and blade

I have always felt like such a POS for killing Vitoria. 😢

I managed to get the guards to assassinate her on her wedding 😂😂

If you let the Redguards take Saadia, her corpse turns up in the Whiterun Hall of the Dead a few days later... I don't think they took her home for a trial 😅

My favorite is "destroy the dark brotherhood"

I'm sorry.
I thought that the thumbnail said
Breast Quest.

Apparently if you help the Alikir capture Saadia, you can find her Urn in the Whiterun Hall of the Dead later on, proving that they were lying about not killing her.

House of horrors should have given you a time limit to complete the quest

Saadia's ashes are later found in the hall of the dead in Whiterun. If you side with the mercs

Lol I LOOOVVEEE the house of horrors! ! I get my beloved mace afterwards ❤️

The house of horrors terrified me the first time I played it

I wish there was a little more to Skyrim tbh. Rise in the east would’ve been cool if it was more of a late game quest and after clearing the fortress the Dragonborn can take it over as a player home/ base for the blades or your own faction of followers and open trade routes etc

i started playing skyrim when i wa was like 8 years old and im 18 now and only found rise in the east a couple a months before this video

Redguard soldiers always die in my playthroughs. I mean seriously no evidence what so ever.... you can't arrest someone on suspicion alone, you have to have evidence and facts.... that and I use any reason to farm exp I can...

I also love the final Thieves Guild/Nightingale Quest. Awesome location and amazing finale

I love how the vigilante Tyranus tells the Dragonborn to clear out some deadra worshipers when I’ve already sold my soul to 12 of them and have 3 daedric artificers in my inventory

Best quest is the one with the necrophiliac Arondil

In my time of need I always side with Saadia because the red guards are absolute dicks mean while she's justifiably scared and worried I'm more likely to help the person in hiding than a group of foreign dickhead soldiers when there's no evidence because morally speaking the woman is hiding for a reason

Absolute garbage = anything to do with Blackreach

I honestly think In My Time of Need quest both sides could be right in their point of view. It probably started with a big misunderstanding.🤷🏻‍♀️

Favorite tidbit learned in diplomatic immunity is that the thalmor orchestrated the entire war, and ulfric may or may not be a thalmor plant. They captured and reprogrammed him, but for obvious reasons, have no way of finding out if it worked or not

Despite this, though, the doc you learn this in makes clear that either side winning is bad for the thalmor. They want chaos, plain and simple.

"Mr Bal" 💀

My favorite quest is when you attack/defend Whiterun. The attacks on the holds are fun, but it was so much more fun the first time when I defended Whiterun.

I don't know if anyone checks the comments here anymore, but I've started going with the feeling EVERYONE is lying in In My Time of Need, after all, if you're trying to get someone eliminated in Skyrim, who better to claim your enemy is affiliated with than the Thalmor? Of course this doesn't make the quest any less mysterious, though for me it creates a case of simply feeling like it's better to trust a girl living peacefully in Whiterun over a bunch of guys who were LITERALLY hiding out with bandits

Played one of the quests and got a funny clip out of it

Can you not kill her and kill her husband instead

Can you do this video again but with anniversary edition along with the recently added quests

Imagine finding a few floating vegetables horrifying 😂 The molag bol quest is just anoher boring fetch quest.
Even as a young teen when i llayed it i went "eh whatever i just want the weapon"

Only reason I side with Saddia is this:

The Alik'r have no jurisdiction to literally kidnap/capture folk on the grounds of treason by Hammerfell. Whatever got them kicked out of Whiterun to begin with always gave me pause. "After that last incident" a Whiterun guard will be heard saying. What did they do? And one's even in prison you later interrogate to find Kematu and his lot. So obviously something happened that got them kicked out, whether by undermining Jarl Balgruuf's authority or what have you. They didn't deem it wise to approach the current person in charge to conduct their questionnaire??? Oddly suspicious for a group claiming to be doing their work in the name of justice.

In all honesty, I don't care if Saadia is lying to us. Worst case scenario she/was a Thalmor sympathizer. She certainly hasn't come out on top of "selling out a city" to the Thalmor. She's on the run/hiding, a long way from home mind you. Has made a life in an entirely different province and is causing no issues. She's integrated herself into the society and is working. By choice or little choice to have, she's a contributing member to Whiterun's populace. Meanwhile the Alik'r are harassing people and getting barred from cities because of their behavior.

Why would I side with what are essentially 'bounty hunters' since they have no authority in Skyrim to help them lead a potentially innocent woman out of the safety of the city to be captured and taken off to who knows where? Even if she was a traitor to Hammerfell. And? She's a waitress. Clearly not of noble standing anymore.

gal hasn't rewarded for her treachery, that seems plainly obvious. Besides, if she was a Thalmor sympathizer, when she got ousted, why didn't she retreat to Cyrodil? Or Take ship to the Summerset Isle where she could continue some sabotage from the safety of the Aldmeri Dominion?

The one evidence against the red guards is that it is possible to find saadias body outside of white run.

My favourite playthroughs of all elder scrolls games are my illusion mage ones. Casting fury on victoria viccis husband to have him murder her for me is ohhh so delectable on so many levels, then everyone starts going after him... and Veezara just joins the fray cause why not while i waltz out of there.

My favorite way I ever did the wedding quest was just really funny and fun. I didn't even try for the bonus as all I did was cast mass frenzy on the whole area while she was still down on ground level. What better way to send a message than to have her own family kill her was what I was going for. Her husband killed her pretty quick XD