LOL! Me too! For some strange reason, the Vigilants are especially tasty...I have a slightly unhealthy obsession to either slit the throat of every Vigilant of Stendarr i come across/destroy them in Werewolf mode, and then eat their flesh.
I love being a Werewolf/Daedric Champion.
I have Ulfric Stormcloak sitting by the fire pit in Breezehome. Dead. I brought his body to Whiterun after marching on Windhelm.
I have Ulfric Stormcloak sitting by the fire pit in Breezehome. Dead. I brought his body to Whiterun after marching on Windhelm.
I have Ulfric Stormcloak sitting by the fire pit in Breezehome. Dead. I brought his body to Whiterun after marching on Windhelm.
I have Ulfric Stormcloak sitting by the fire pit in Breezehome. Dead. I brought his body to Whiterun after marching on Windhelm.
You have inspired me. This will be done in a future file. By the gods! Sorta wanna put him by the fire pit of a Dark Elf's house though...
How did you get him out of the Palace of the Kings, out of Windhelm, into Whiterun, and into Breezeh--oh, right, console commands.
Put him on the counter of Sadri's shop!
Oh damn, I didn't think about that! I'm on PS3...*sniffle*...guess there's no dead-Tullius keepsake for me...
You can. Ritual Stone. Wakes dead for two minutes, and they collapse as a body, not dust, so you can reraise them 24 hours later. I think the raise dead staves have the same effect, but ritual stone is cheap and easy. They definitely zone with you (I once marched every bandit from Valtheim all the way to Dragonsreach and attacked the Jarl). I don't know if they fast travel with you, but if so, that'd make things even easier.
I always hunt rabbits, for no other reason than killing sonething way smaller than me ^^
Oh damn, I didn't think about that! I'm on PS3...*sniffle*...guess there's no dead-Tullius keepsake for me...
Back to the topic: When playing as Sjadbek I feel compelled to pick up lootable bottles of mead, which brings up a significant ethical question: Is it right to pick up bottles of mead from Imperial soldiers he slays in battle, feeling that there's no point letting good mead go to waste, or would that effectively be stealing it from them in Sovngarde?
(With bandits, it's not even a question: "They're bandits and I don't want bandits in Sovngarde.")
You can. Ritual Stone. Wakes dead for two minutes, and they collapse as a body, not dust, so you can reraise them 24 hours later. I think the raise dead staves have the same effect, but ritual stone is cheap and easy. They definitely zone with you (I once marched every bandit from Valtheim all the way to Dragonsreach and attacked the Jarl). I don't know if they fast travel with you, but if so, that'd make things even easier.
What I generally try is to kill them with as many Daedric Artifacts/Dadera-related items as possible. I.E. If I'm playing a mage, I'll hit one of them with the Wabbajack and then use Sanguine's Rose and let the Dremora Valkynaz destroy them, if I'm playing as a Thief I'll slit their throats using Mehrunes Razor and the Nightingale Blade while wearing Nightingale Armor, and if I'm playing a Warrior, I charge into them w/ Ebony Mail, the mace of Molag Bal, and Spellbreaker, whilst capturing their souls using the mace and the Black Star. Great fun.LOL! Me too! For some strange reason, the Vigilants are especially tasty...
What I generally try is to kill them with as many Daedric Artifacts/Dadera-related items as possible. I.E. If I'm playing a mage, I'll hit one of them with the Wabbajack and then use Sanguine's Rose and let the Dremora Valkynaz destroy them, if I'm playing as a Thief I'll slit their throats using Mehrunes Razor and the Nightingale Blade while wearing Nightingale Armor, and if I'm playing a Warrior, I charge into them w/ Ebony Mail, the mace of Molag Bal, and Spellbreaker, whilst capturing their souls using the mace and the Black Star. Great fun.