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* CarnivorousHealingFactor:
** When you are in werewolf form, you can eat bodies, which fills up some of your health bar and lets you stay in werewolf form longer.
** The Ring of Namira allows its wearer to eat from corpses, increasing their health and health regeneration for a period of time.
** When you are in werewolf form, you can eat bodies, which fills up some of your health bar and lets you stay in werewolf form longer.
** The Ring of Namira allows its wearer to eat from corpses, increasing their health and health regeneration for a period of time.
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* BodyBridge: The Nords' afterlife, Sovngarde, contains a chasm bridged by a whale's skeleton. Those wishing to cross it and enter the Hall of Valor on the other side must defeat the guardian Tsun in battle.
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* BalkingSummonedSpirit: In order to complete the "Conjuration Master" sidequest, the [[PlayerCharacter Dovahkiin]] is tasked with acquiring a sigil stone from the realm of [[DestroyerDeity Mehrunes Dagon]]. The only way to acquire the stone is to get one of Mehrunes' servants, [[ProudWarriorRace the Dremora]] to steal it for you - and since the Dremora absolutely loathe being made to serve mortals, you have to kill the Dremora you summon and resummon it multiple times until it gives up and submits to your authority.
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** On UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade, one can get an "Arrow in the knee" accessory for your avatar, referencing the now memetic line "I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow in the knee."
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** On UsefulNotes/XboxLiveArcade, Platform/XboxLiveArcade, one can get an "Arrow in the knee" accessory for your avatar, referencing the now memetic line "I used to be an adventurer like you, until I took an arrow in the knee."
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** The UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch version of ''Skyrim'' allows players to obtain items from ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' series using that line of Toys/{{amiibo}} figures. They can still be found elsewhere in the game, though.
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** The UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch Platform/NintendoSwitch version of ''Skyrim'' allows players to obtain items from ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'' series using that line of Toys/{{amiibo}} figures. They can still be found elsewhere in the game, though.
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* BossAlteringConsequence: In the ''Dawnguard'' DLC, during the final battle with [[VampireMonarch Lord Harkon]], you are [[ShmuckBait given the option]] of handing [[MacGuffin Auriel's Bow]] over to him when he demands it. Naturally, [[BlatantLies he has no intention of actually sparing you]], even if you comply, and the battle proceeds as usual, but it becomes more difficult and drawn-out, as the Bow is required to interrupt his healing.
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* BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: After the previous four games in the main series featured a ClassAndLevelSystem, Bethesda brought in a SkillScoresAndPerks system for ''Skyrim'', similar to what Bethesda's acquired ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' series has featured since its inception.
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* BorrowingFromTheSisterSeries: After the previous four games in the main series featured a ClassAndLevelSystem, Bethesda brought in a SkillScoresAndPerks system for ''Skyrim'', similar to what Bethesda's acquired ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'' ''Franchise/{{Fallout}}'' series has featured since its inception.
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** Heavy armor zigzags it. While almost every suit of armor completely covers the skin, some suits of armor do have very prominent boob-curves, such as Steel Plate armor, while other suits have them but they're not very noticeable, such as with Iron armor and Daedric armor. Steel and especially Dwarven armor completely avert it, by giving women the same armor models as the men have, only smaller to make them form-fitting (which isn't saying much in the case of Dwarven armor--form-fitting or not, you still walk around in a suit of armor the [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} Brotherhood of Steel]] would be proud of).
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** Heavy armor zigzags it. While almost every suit of armor completely covers the skin, some suits of armor do have very prominent boob-curves, such as Steel Plate armor, while other suits have them but they're not very noticeable, such as with Iron armor and Daedric armor. Steel and especially Dwarven armor completely avert it, by giving women the same armor models as the men have, only smaller to make them form-fitting (which isn't saying much in the case of Dwarven armor--form-fitting or not, you still walk around in a suit of armor the [[VideoGame/{{Fallout}} [[Franchise/{{Fallout}} Brotherhood of Steel]] would be proud of).
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* AdoringThePests: A thieves guild quest involves an insane mage who is building a rat army in the caves beneath a meadery.
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*ADogNamedPerro: In "The Circle", senior members of the [[AdventureGuild Companions]] are actually [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]]. Several of their names simply translate to "wolf" or "werewolf" in another language, doubling as a BilingualBonus. Kodlak comes from Vlkodlak, which is Czech for werewolf. The brothers Farkas and Vilkas names mean "wolf" in [[UsefulNotes/{{Hungary}} Hungarian]] and [[UsefulNotes/{{Lithuania}} Lithuanian]], respectively.
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* BlackComedy: Some dialogues from quests and [=NPCs=] may come off with this, but the most notable case is the introduction where an unfortunate Stormcloak delivers this line to the Headsman before his execution:
-->'''Stormcloak Soldier''': My ancestors are smiling at me. Can you say the same? [[[OffWithHisHead chop]]]
-->'''Stormcloak Soldier''': My ancestors are smiling at me. Can you say the same? [[[OffWithHisHead chop]]]
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* BlackComedy: Some dialogues from quests and [=NPCs=] may come off with this, but the most notable case is the introduction where an unfortunate Stormcloak delivers this line to the Headsman before his execution:
-->'''Stormcloak Soldier''': My ancestors are smiling at me. Can you say the same? [[[OffWithHisHead chop]]]
-->'''Stormcloak Soldier''': My ancestors are smiling at me. Can you say the same? [[[OffWithHisHead chop]]]
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* BanishingRitual: In the backstory, a group of heroes were trying to wage war against [[BigBad Alduin]], but they didn't have the assistance of a Dragonborn, [[OnlyICanKillHim the only mortal who would stand a chance of defeating him]]. So they used an Elder Scroll to banish Alduin in the hopes he'd be lost forever in the flow of time. Unfortunately, it didn't work and Alduin reappeared, setting off the events of the game. There are also banishing spells that can be used to banish summoned creatures back to Oblivion.
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** In the backstory, a group of heroes were trying to wage war against [[BigBad Alduin]], but they didn't have the assistance of a Dragonborn, [[OnlyICanKillHim the only mortal who would stand a chance of defeating him]]. So they used an Elder Scroll to banish Alduin in the hopes he'd be lost forever in the flow of time. Unfortunately, it didn't work and Alduin reappeared, setting off the events of thegame. There game.
** In gameplay, there arealso banishing spells that can be used to banish summoned creatures back to Oblivion.Oblivion. The player can also find and use this enchantment for weapons as well.
** In the backstory, a group of heroes were trying to wage war against [[BigBad Alduin]], but they didn't have the assistance of a Dragonborn, [[OnlyICanKillHim the only mortal who would stand a chance of defeating him]]. So they used an Elder Scroll to banish Alduin in the hopes he'd be lost forever in the flow of time. Unfortunately, it didn't work and Alduin reappeared, setting off the events of the
** In gameplay, there are
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* BanishingRitual: In the backstory, a group of heroes were trying to wage war against [[BigBad Alduin]], but they didn't have the assistance of a Dragonborn, [[OnlyICanKillHim the only mortal who would stand a chance of defeating him]]. So they used an Elder Scroll to banish Alduin in the hopes he'd be lost forever in the flow of time. Unfortunately, it didn't work and Alduin reappeared, setting off the events of the game.
** There are also banishing spells that can be used to banish summoned creatures back to Oblivion.
** There are also banishing spells that can be used to banish summoned creatures back to Oblivion.
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* BanishingRitual: In the backstory, a group of heroes were trying to wage war against [[BigBad Alduin]], but they didn't have the assistance of a Dragonborn, [[OnlyICanKillHim the only mortal who would stand a chance of defeating him]]. So they used an Elder Scroll to banish Alduin in the hopes he'd be lost forever in the flow of time. Unfortunately, it didn't work and Alduin reappeared, setting off the events of the game.
**game. There are also banishing spells that can be used to banish summoned creatures back to Oblivion.
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