Quirky Obsessions

Late response, I know. I actually play the game on Xbox. It was a handy little spell called Dead Thrall that brought Ulfric into Breezehome.

That would be hilarious! I almost want to move him now... but that would get rid of how I painstakingly sat him in the chair by the fire... doing that was unnecessarily difficult, I thought I would have him right and then he would roll over in the chair as I dragged him around and have his face in the backrest...

I don't really buy things. All I have is looted or stolen

Not sure if anyone's mentioned this, but there sort of is a scavenger hunt for some unique items—you can sell them to Delvin, and they'll show up displayed behind the Guildmaster's desk in the cistern. I've only ever gotten four or five of them myself, but it's always exciting to find something different and special!

@Kairee: That's where the Ring of Namira comes into play. xD

I've seen several people talk about dressing mannequins and fitting weapon racks, how in the world do you put the items on the mannequins and racks? I feel outright stupid for having to ask but I haven't taken a lot of time into decorating my house beyond the basic "purchase this and next time you show up it's there".

For mannequins, you just activate it and put the apparel you want onto it.

For weapon racks, equip the weapon you want to put on the rack and then activate the rack.

Yeah, been there, done that. But there are lots of other unusual and unique items that aren't included in that.

It isn't so much an obsession as a strange habit, but I constantly refer to all draugr as "buddy", aloud when I'm playing alone. I don't say it to any other type of NPC, except possibly non-hostile town guards.

There's just something so cute and endearing about the shambling dead, y'know?

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Shambling dead...cute? *Carefully starts inching away from Neriad* Sure. Cute. Whatever you say...

Whaaaat? They're adorable. They're just so grumpy and sleepy when they wake up and take so long to spot me. And when they do, they pull out their rotting weapons and charge as slowly as a glacier, grumbling about being awakened all the way. They don't even mean me harm either - they've just been commanded to protect their master, like loyal little puppies. And I don't think a second death is a setback to them at all. I bet, after I leave the barrow, they get up, dust themselves off, stick on any severed appendages, complain about that annoying adventurer to their companions and then tuck themselves back into their comfy caskets.

My view of draugr has been forever changed...

I collect gems. I have about 50 pounds of jewels.

Do you call your collection the "Bank of Cammando?"

I just call it a fluff-ton...

I am collecting gems too. When I finally buy Proudspire I plan to scatter them all over the floor just becasue I like to see them shine. (That and I can't keep them in a bowl without the game throwing them on the floor anyway. Can't beat em, join em!)

... All I really do is collect food for my husband Scouts-Many-Marshes... I really don't want him to starve. I'm on a role!

I have a character who loves apples. She'll go through every single barrel in a town looking for apples and will then eat half a dozen a day.

Something I did not realise that I do:
Yesterday, I was looking through the inventory of a level 53 character. Scrolling down the list, throwing out useless things... I find over 500 lavender! Which makes me think about it, and I realised that I loot every lavender plant I see out in the wild.