Who leads the Thalmor?

[iLouis]

You can kill essential npc's with Mehrunes Razor

 

[Skullrattla]

Can anybody say something about that horse glitch?

The Thalmor are based on the Nazis, they conduct arcane torture experiments. And so do the Dark Brotherhood.
Wipe 'em all out!

 

[Skullrattla]

Can anybody say something about that horse glitch?

The Thalmor are based on the Nazis, they conduct arcane torture experiments. And so do the Dark Brotherhood.
Wipe 'em all out!

 

[Perkless in Skyrim]

In Skyrim, the Thalmor are more like a background decoration. You see them every so often in the very rare quest including them or pass them by on the road. You know they're there with a sinister, intriguing purpose and these encounters add raw flavor to the game, but you can't really interact deeply with them.

Nonsense. I interact deeply with them all the time ... with my weapon.

 

[Neriad13]

Nonsense. I interact deeply with them all the time ... with my weapon.

Ha ha, I knew someone was going to say that eventually.

 

[Chryss]

For a bit of fun, talk to Fralia Gray-Mane in Whiterun. Her son was taken prisoner by the Thalmor. (I completed the Stormcloak's when I did this)

The side quest is called missing in action.

 

[Zoa Two Tails]

Yeah this is also some thalmor action but i prefer to kill the npc's flagged as essential because they generally tend to be snobbs that i dont like for the most part. I wish i could kill ulfric after the civil war quest...

 

[MushroomGenius]

I wish i could kill ulfric after the civil war quest...

Who says you can't?