Skyrim follower cheat question?
Is there a way to select your follower and add health to him/her? If so what is the cheat? Also is there a way to have more than one follower with a cheat so you can have like a group of two or three followers at one time? J'zargo, Kharjo, and myself would be indestructable. Lidya would just serve as an extra blade to aid us a bit.
Skyrim Follower Weapons Questions?
Basically whatever you give your companion they never need to be recharged and they never run out of arrows, bow for instance. So you can give them enchanted armor or weapons and they never need recharging until you actually take those items back.
Best Skyrim follower?
My 1st character ended up marrying Stenvar (the merc in Candlehearth Hall) because he was such a good follower. But then when we got to Solstheim in the Dragonborn DLC, when I was around level 50, he kept getting killed. He's level capped at 40 and even with the best armor, weapons, jewelry, staffs and potions I could give him, he couldn't keep up any more. I switched to Teldryn Sero, who is a Dunmer spellsword in the Retching Netch in Raven Rock (in the Dragonborn DLC). His level cap is 60, but he was able to keep up with me in the game and not get killed while my character went all the way to level 84. When considering a follower, keep in mind that their level is based off of YOUR level when you meet them. They will level up, just as you do, while adventuring with you. So, if you met Mjoll at level 10, took Stenvar adventuring with you between levels 15-25, and then went back to try Mjoll for awhile, she might seem "weak" compared to Stenvar. J'Zargo is an excellent follower for his magic skills, but also the fact that he may be the only follower who doesn't have a level cap (assuming you don't use the Unofficial Skyrim Patch which limits him to level 30), so he should be able to keep up with you through the whole game. Mjoll the Lioness is level capped at 40 but programmed to be essential, so she cannot die - my husband has used her as a follower while he went all the way up to level 70, no problem. Eola is level capped at 30. I haven't used her as a follower, other than her related quest. Seems she'd be decent until your character reaches about level 35-40. I personally don't like Aela the Huntress. Compared to all the other followers I've used, she seems weak. Her morality is programmed to do no crime, and she's in the guard faction, so that might cause odd behaviors if you do anything illegal in front of her. She is a follower/trainer though, so you can pay her for archery skill and then take back your gold.
Who is the best follower in skyrim?
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Skyrim: Follower is stuck!?
I ve never heard this bug about Lydia before but yes its ALWAYS Lydia.For me she and Esbern have been the most troublesome NPCs.Also from what I have seen I think that since Lydia is given to you for doing nothing more than just the must quests in Whiterunn to get started she is pretty weak.Ive bad my hopes up for her since until 30 lvl.I gave her a full Dragonplate Armor and a Whiterunn Guard 3 shot her.So when I saw that happen to her I decided she is not reliable.That is because a follower's skills, health, and other stats are set when they are first created (which is typically when you enter their starting cell, become a Thane, and so on) and never improve from that point, outside of a handful of special cases. Each follower has a maximum level (which varies for each), and a specific set of favored skills, which are dictated by their class.If you have an attachment to a certain follower and wish to continue to use them after they have become obsolete, you can update their stats by dismissing them, then opening the console, clicking the follower in question, typing "disable" and then typing "enable" without the quotation marks, closing the console, then asking them to rejoin you. The follower's inventory will remain unaffected, but his or her stats will all be updated to match the player's current level. I hope this helps a bit.Cheers.
Skyrim Follower Help?
I need a bit of help here with Skyrim followers. Ok, so I want a steward for my house, but I also have Lydia, but I'd rather have her as a follower and have someone else as a steward. Is it possible to get the steward I want, while keeping Lydia as my follower? My second questions is; I wanted to marry the girl you get from being Thane in Solitude. Since she's originally your follower; will she still be my follower after I marry her, or be purely my wife? When I marry her, how will I be able to get her from being my follower to my wife while keeping Lydia as my follower? Thanks in advance.
I lost my follower in skyrim?
If its on the pc do the following otherwise try and load an old save file or backtrack the route you took and see if they are stuck on something. For PC users do the following: Ok first reload an old save if you have one don't worry all your doing is getting your followers id number. When you have your save loaded look at your follower and press ` the console key and when it comes up so you can type move your mouse and click on your follower they should be selected and you should be able to see there id number for example the laylas id number is "000a2c94" this could be different with different people i am not sure and thats three zeros not o's When you have this number wrote down load up the save with your missing follower and press ` console again type in prid 000a2c94 or what ever id number of the follower that is missing prid makes you select the id number of an object or npc and any commands you make after work on that id number only. now type moveto player and they should appear in your position. Hope this helps Skyrim has a lot of the same commands that oblivion had so if you have a problem with npcs look up oblivion fixes and they might work in skyrim.
Skyrim: Is my follower dead?
My follower is Brelyna Maryon from the mages guild. A while ago I was doing the wall of Alduin quest and I think she was following me the whole time until I entered the room with Alduin's wall inside. I thought, whatever she'll turn up later. I do some stuff in the room and start the next quest, then I go out the back exit and jump off the cliff using become ethereal, and then fast travel to Whiterun. But she didn't teleport to me!!! I checked my house and the mages guild but no luck. How can I find her? Might she just turn up somewhere randomly? If she did die somehow will I get a note confirming it, or is that only for some followers? Help would be much appreciated, because my last save was pretty far back
Who is the best follower in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim?
The first thing you need to know about my personal experiences with my followers is that… well, they die. A lot.Either they get themselves killed before I have a chance to heal them, or—and I say this with a blush and in a mumbled, embarrassed tone—I wind up accidentally killing them myself. Look, is it my fault if Lydia jumps between my arrow and the draugr I was aiming at?? No, no it is not! It’s her own fault!Ahem… anywho…Given that, I prioritize my followers’ ability to take a beating over any actual fighting ability.Good with two-handed weapons? That’s nice.Skilled archer? Cool.Powerful mage? Nifty.But… do you have the ability to not die in the first bandit den we go into?No? Well, I guess you can, I dunno… stay and guard my house? Provided you survive for the amount of time it takes me to get around to building one, that is…So it stands to reason that, if I’m to have a follower, they had better be able to take the damage and keep on fighting, even if that damage comes from… um, me.And to that effect, what follower would be better able to withstand damage than one who’s not only immortal, but marked in-game as being essential, and therefore utterly unkillable?Enter: Serana.She can’t die. Period. Believe me, I’ve tried. No weapon, spell, or Shout can shuffle this cutie off of this (im)mortal coil, no matter how hard you try, so you’ll never, ever have to worry about her getting in the way of your attacks.Everything else is just a handy perk. Decent battlemage? Check. Ability to raise the dead? Check (though her “pets” do tend to get in the way at times, especially when I’m trying to sneak). The fact that she’s a charming, super-hot smart-ass? Double check.Serana wins, hands down. I’ll take her over Lydia, Marcurio or Cicero any day.
Are there any other followers of Skyrim you know of?
You can become a thane of every single hold in Skyrim, and each hold gives you a housecarl who is a follower. That is one of the easiest/most reliable way to get followers.Each major guild (College of Winterhold, Companions, Thieves’ Guild, and Dark Brotherhood) has accompanying followers which can typically be acquired by either doing side quests for them, or by making significant progress in the guild storyline.A number of NPCs offer random quests which, when completed in their favor, allow you to recruit them as followers.Here's a few of my favorites:Serana is part of the DawnGuard DLC, so sorry if you don't have it. She's my very favorite follower; not only is she level 100 Sneak and skilled in Destruction and One-Handed, she also has some of the best follower/NPC AI in the game. She has a lot of custom lines and a deep story.This is Mjoll the Lioness. She can be acquired as a follower by finding her sword Grimsever in a dwarven ruin. She's really good in a fight, and I believe (COULD BE WRONG don't nuke me) there is a glitch which marks her as essential even after you finish her quest, making her effectively immortal. Also she's just super nice. :)This guy is hilarious, as the costume implies. He's like a weird, stabby, murderous jester guy. You acquire him as a follower by playing through the Dark Brotherhood questline and not, y’know, killing him. He's a good sneaky follower, and maybe a little TOO pleased to kill for you.For more followers, refer here The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages (UESP)Scroll way down and you'll find a list of all possible human and beast followers, including housecarls and DLC followers. It also tells their max level (they will level with you up to that point, then they will stop and never level again, essentially hitting the very limit of their potential) and major skills.I'm sure at least one of these guys can manage to avoid that death-by-troll streak you've got going. :)