Skyrim Serana Location?
Well, normally after waiting 2 days a text will pop up, saying that the follower left your service and heads back to their starting location. You should find her again in Fort Dawnguard. If you didnt yet get this text, it means the two days arent yet over, and she is still waiting. Or if you are certain that you already waited two days ingame, then sadly she is glitched and you could return to a previous save to get her back. If you are on pc, you can always just move her to you, using console commands. Open console and type: prid xx002B74 (where xx is the loadorder of Dawnguard dlc) moveto player She should appear right next to you and you can ask her to follow you again. Hope this helped.
You’re stuck in the Skyrim world with nothing but a companion, which is the main character of the last TV show you watched. Will you have a good time?
Thanks to Luca Foscili for the A2A!The last show I watched was One Punch Man. Therefore Saitama himself is my companion…Oh, this is gonna be FUN.I'll be able to clear every single storyline with this! Well, all good ones anyhow. Unless Saitama is under my complete control.Main storyline? Alduin is gonna die. Fast. Probably when I meet him in Helgen. Same with Harkon for Dawnguard, and Miraak.Companions? I have a friend that can probably beat all of you… simultaneously and in maybe 2 minutes max. And I can take the blood of the wolf instead, and have Saitama beat it for me later. Though I do like sleep…College of Winterhold? Ancano isn't invincible enough. And if so, I can still brush up on magic, or at least how to point a heavy looking staff.Bard’s College? Please. It's barely a guild…The Civil War? Have Saitama walk into Windhelm, grab Ulfric by the legs, and drag him back to Solitude. Punch distractions if necessary. Hand over to Tulius. Done!As for evil guilds, I'll have to assume that Saitama is under my control, and has abandoned his morals (a scary thought now that I think about it).Dark Brotherhood: the story should end pretty quickly, but I'll make some changes: take one of the other members (maybe Veezara or the old mage), and leave Saitama at the Sanctuary. This ensures that I get out of the assassination of the “emperor" alive (hopefully Ive picked up some magic skills by then), and none of the Dark Brotherhood members are killed. Then I'll expose Astrid for the traitor she is by interrogating Maro, and kill her, and bring Cicero back. The assassination of the real emperor should be easy enough.The Thieves' Guild is a bit trickier. While stealing things should be easy enough, the main questline is a bit hectic. I'll likely just have Saitama wear a mask though, and switch into something darker.Walk with the Shadows,Michael Ko
Skyrim! Help! lost my Lydia! (Serana)?
When a Follower is forgotten (s)he will wait three game days and then head for home. The trip home may take around thirty game days. During the trip the Follower is subject to random attacks by bandits and Dragons. If the Follower is overwhelmed by them (s)he will die. Since you did not release Lydia from service if she is still alive you cannot take on another Follower. So, try to hire one. If Lydia finds her way home all you should need to do is check home for her. If you did not move her to a house she will be around the trestle tables in the palace. There is also the rare possibility she is stuck. I once found a follower crawling after a battle for home (running scared). I could not heal him and he was not healing himself. When I fast traveled with him he was cured. Else, he would still be out there. Another time I found a Follower tread ground behind a rock. I now use Mjoll the Lioness (Riften), once I reach level ten, she seems never to get stuck, and as an essential can never die. If you are on the PC and she is dead, check out the Whiterun catacombs.
How do I tell my wife to move in Skyrim?
Move to a new home or move out of the way? There are dialogue options to move her to a different home if you speak to her. That’s how I moved my husband to Lakeview Manor.Move out of the way? You might have to kill her. I’m joking (…kind of). Push her or reload an older save file before you got stuck.
Skyrim follower glitch! Please help!?
Serana is stuck in a cave and will not leave the cave. I mean she will not follow me when I leave, i'll go back in she will be sitting there so i tell her to part ways and she walks towards the exit, disappears but is still there. I can still talk to her and have her run around the cave with me but she will not leave. What I have tried -Fast traveling (she doesn't teleport to me) -Parting ways (she is still stuck there and doesn't show up at the dawngaurd fort) -Following out (she just sits there and doesn't move) -Left her alone for hours (came back and she was still siting there) Is there anyway to fix this? or did i just blow a ton of time on dawngaurd for her to get stuck in a cave? PLEASE NOT THIS IS ON XBOX 360
Who is your favorite follower in Skyrim?
Well, of course it was Serana.She is often marked as the only follower with “a soul”. I can confirm. While of course her dialogue gets repetitive, I always felt comfortable next to her. It didn’t feel like you need her, it felt like she needs you.She made me roleplay hard.Eventually, our relationship got complicated, I forced her to get cured of vampirism but then I decided to become a vampire myself. I left her behind, and after I finally got cured, too, I found a new follower, one that felt more loyal. It was Ingjard.And hell, was she badaß. I really liked her. She wears heavy armor, uses two-handed weapons and is usually pretty sassy. Her top level is also very high, so she is overall a good follower.We had tons of fun together. But she got annoying as well. When I decided to travel to Solstheim, I offered her to become a steward of Heljarchen Hall, my favourite place to stay in all of Skyrim. She gladly accepted.And I ventured onto the island. Alone.Until I met this fella:Teldryn Sero, the most badaß, sassy and harsh dark elf out there. The community seems to like him as well.I loved the fact that he didn’t care for me that much and didn’t act sad when I told him to f*** off. And I did that quite often. There were times when I just didn’t feel like listening to his unending harsh remarks, when I just wanted to travel alone, but other times, I knew I needed company, and he was always the one. It just felt right to employ him and not some random dude who offered me his service just because I retrieved his stolen sweetroll.I love people like him. People who are honest and don’t stick their noses into matters that don’t concern them.Obviously I didn’t build a relationship with him. That’s why I didn’t feel bad when I left him on Solstheim after finishing the Dragonborn DLC. I sailed back home, defeated the Ebony Warrior, and that was where my journey ended. Did my Dragonborn marry Ingjard, Serana, or perharps Sapphire? Did he travel south, towards new adventures? Or did he commit suicide because there was nothing left to do? I don’t know. I left him staring towards the skies of Skyrim, with the corpse of the toughest enemy behind him. That was the ending I liked.
Who is your favorite follower in Skyrim?
Well, of course it was Serana.She is often marked as the only follower with “a soul”. I can confirm. While of course her dialogue gets repetitive, I always felt comfortable next to her. It didn’t feel like you need her, it felt like she needs you.She made me roleplay hard.Eventually, our relationship got complicated, I forced her to get cured of vampirism but then I decided to become a vampire myself. I left her behind, and after I finally got cured, too, I found a new follower, one that felt more loyal. It was Ingjard.And hell, was she badaß. I really liked her. She wears heavy armor, uses two-handed weapons and is usually pretty sassy. Her top level is also very high, so she is overall a good follower.We had tons of fun together. But she got annoying as well. When I decided to travel to Solstheim, I offered her to become a steward of Heljarchen Hall, my favourite place to stay in all of Skyrim. She gladly accepted.And I ventured onto the island. Alone.Until I met this fella:Teldryn Sero, the most badaß, sassy and harsh dark elf out there. The community seems to like him as well.I loved the fact that he didn’t care for me that much and didn’t act sad when I told him to f*** off. And I did that quite often. There were times when I just didn’t feel like listening to his unending harsh remarks, when I just wanted to travel alone, but other times, I knew I needed company, and he was always the one. It just felt right to employ him and not some random dude who offered me his service just because I retrieved his stolen sweetroll.I love people like him. People who are honest and don’t stick their noses into matters that don’t concern them.Obviously I didn’t build a relationship with him. That’s why I didn’t feel bad when I left him on Solstheim after finishing the Dragonborn DLC. I sailed back home, defeated the Ebony Warrior, and that was where my journey ended. Did my Dragonborn marry Ingjard, Serana, or perharps Sapphire? Did he travel south, towards new adventures? Or did he commit suicide because there was nothing left to do? I don’t know. I left him staring towards the skies of Skyrim, with the corpse of the toughest enemy behind him. That was the ending I liked.