While the journals comprise most of the content found on Skyrim Travels, there are many times that a non-story article may be written. These items can be found in this section.
With the non-linear gameplay, the Elder Scrolls has become a favorite RPG franchise for many people. With Skyrim continuing the non-linear tradition, it allows you to be creative when writing journals of your characters’ adventures in the frozen province of Tamriel.
The Elder Scrolls games are known for their open-ended style of gameplay, where a player can join many different factions. Unfortunately, I feel that the factions within Skyrim are not as well done as I wish they could be, and this post outlines some of my reasons why I think this way.
Enderal: The Shards of Order is a total conversion mod for Skyrim and is the sequel to on of the best Oblivion mods ever released. This mod will take place in a different world than the Elder Scrolls, and if it is as good as Nehrim, it will definitely be a mod worth downloading.
Roleplaying in Skyrim can be as complex as you would like. There are a few “rules” that many roleplayers use to enhance their immersion in the game, and provide a level of difficulty that isn’t found in the vanilla version. Here are several ideas to think about if you wish to roleplay in Skyrim.
I have always modded the Elder Scrolls game since I first started playing the series with Morrowind. With Skyrim I have tried to install mods that meet specific requirements to ensure I am always immersed in the story from the beginning. There are several factors I use before installing a mod, and I explain those factors in this post.