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I have always wondered the question above and am curious to know who does, why you do and what is the best book you ever read in the game?

Mede was a coward to sign the treaty that sold his peoples god away. Therefore, he deserves to die and for that reason I would have never accepted to become a double agent. I honor my contracts. As an assassin if I honored every dieing mans last wish I came across, well I would be out of business real quick.

Going to a forge to master the art of smithing is a good start for most warrior characters. Exploring along the road side picking flowers and using them to brew up some potions and good leveling if you wish to be a mage. If you are wishing to be a assassin or thief; start sneaking and stealing, join up with either the Dark Brotherhood or the Thieves Guild, and try not to kill random people, you might find out later that they were needed in a side quest. Rather, practice your art of the blade on some bandit, that way at least you will get some gold in return from some grateful villager or merchant. Lastly, from my experience playing Slyrim I have learned that that the best class (at least for me) is the Spell Sword/ Battle Mage. Teaming a sword and magic together is a deadly combination for your foes.

I think that the best home in all of Skyrim is the quaint cottage in Whiterun. Not only do you get it for free by doing the main quest. The house is also in a very convenient location. Markets on one side blacksmith on the other. Its not the most ornate house in the game, but it does hold all the necessities that a humble Nord would need.

I hope its not the Mythic Dawn. The whole Oblivion crisis thing was soooooo 200 years ago. I hope it is some thing to be with extending the Stormcloak rebellion. What would really we cool is if the dlc allowed us to go visit another province.

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I think for this you need to ask a bigger question. Should the Hero let any of the dragons live? I mean the last time they were alive they enslaved the humans. Honesty the extinction of an entire species should not be take lightly. This is where I think the blades were wrong, them being to rash in there decisions. However, I think when it all boils down the dragon are to big of a liability to keep alive. Paarthurnax even said that dragons always have an urge to do evil.

I would have to agree. Don't get me wrong I think that both games are great, but Skyrim is missing some things. I don't think all the Skyrim needs is better, more expansive dungeon levels (forts, caves, and tombs). One thing that kills Skyrim for me is that lack of wow, wow, wow that I got out of Oblivion. Being able to constantly find something new and cool with in the game at least not like I could in Oblivion. In Oblivion I could always find something to do whether it be a quest or just exploring a cave. The lack of content that was added in is astonishing.