For other uses, see Trainers. Trainers are NPCs who help increase proficiency in skills in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Most trainers offer their services from thestart of the game, but some require certain tasks to be performed first. Skills c

For other uses, see Controls. The Controls in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim allowthe player to operate their in-game character, and can be altered in the settings menu. There are three different movement speeds in the game, which listed from slow

For other uses, see Daedric Artifacts. Of the seventeen Daedric Princes, sixteen have an artifact attributed to them in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Before these artifacts can be obtained, however, specific tasks called Daedric quests must be pe

For other uses, see Alchemy. Alchemy is a skill in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and is one of the six skills that falls under The Thief play-style. Alchemy is the art of combining raw ingredients with matching effects to produce potions and poiso

For other uses, see Weapons. Weapons in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim offer a similar level of diversity as previous The Elder Scrolls titles, with both one- and two-handed versions of swords, axes, and mace/hammers, as well as one-handed daggers

For other uses, see Smithing. Smithing is a skill in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Smithing is referred to as the art of refining raw materials and combining them to create or improve pieces of armor or weapons. It is one of the three crafting sk

Random encounters are world events that can happen in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimwhen the Dragonborn enters an area. Instead of having set locations for each creature to spawn, the game generates an encounter based on decisions theDragonborn h

For other uses, see Marriage. Marriage is a gameplay element in The Elder ScrollsV: Skyrim. After obtaining the Amulet of Mara, the Dragonborn has the option to engage in marriage with an eligible character. There are no eligible Khajiit, Bosme