For me the best would be a mod to make Rolff Stone-Fist a follower and use him as sacrifice. Nothing but pleasure of this.

This is the way

100% this

No, as i write in another comment, the best is using a mod that makes Ondolemar (Thalmor head in Markarth) a follower: act like helping him, betray him, so you progress towards a daedric artifact and in the process cleaning the land of a Thalmor. Sometimes i even kill him after casting soul trap, or using a Soul Trap enchanted weapon.

Pretty sure there is a quest for the Companions where it can happen he has to be rescued. He might become a follower after saving him

You make a good point. In-game though, you (the Dragonborn) are simply better than her in every possible way; the Companions have minimum standards for entry (e.g., you have to beat up Vilkas) but is more or less a meritocracy after that. Njada can get stuffed for being mid.

She has no right to be pissed she sits doing absolutely nothing all day every day

@@TheHalfLeft ok. Hear me out. What do *you* do once the quest line is finished?

@@TheRealKingDedede Damn, I never thought about it like that…

All the other guilds in the game do the exact same thing lol.

:D

Amazing!!

Lol you may have convinced me to actually pay lip service to these three vile beings. I will happily bludgeon that old goat Logrolf into a paste. Mostly because he worships a Daedra of martial strength but can't even take a mild BDSM session. Poser. Could not care less about ventilating that weak willed fool Vigilant Tyranus. Not two minutes of a locked door, some cheap theatrics and supernatural house cleaning and he's happy to murder the only person in Skyrim that ever tried to help him or befriend him, as a worshipper of the Aedra of loyalty, guardianship and resistance to Daedric corruption. Disgusting. I'll even slit that dabbling fool from Dawnstar. He is crying for Numantia and I am happy to oblige 😂 But idk about sacrificing a companion. Even someone as enraging, as violating as Lydia. Feels bad man. Even though it is she who comes into my room and eats my bread and sits and watches me. And my man. In bed. For hours. Even on my Talos damned wedding night 😮

He didnt have too much develoment story beside race elf

Oh my god that’s such a smart idea!

I killed all bandits in one location, using only ebony mail, in stealth. They were just standing near, trying to find my dragonborn.

I had no idea you could do that.

When I discovered his marriage lines months ago I will admit that I did soften up to him a bit.

Thank you!! He’s literally my favorite person to marry from base game

Cosnach never looks down on my characters skooma addiction...

The Skyrim drunk animation is all I needed to hear, I’m convinced That animation is a gem

Unless you're an Argonian or Khajit, I don't think it's cannibalism.

​@@ApollyonZKXand if you're with the Stormcloaks, killing that Imperial priest who was lying to the face of the future Jarl cout get you in his good graces.

If you're a bosmer, that's just normal for you though

@@ApollyonZKX Argonian and Khajit are sentient races of Mundus and Tamriel, why shouldn't be cannibalism? Is like saying that an asian person eating a central african, or a caucasian eating someone from middle east, or viceversa, is not cannibalism! And Khajith by lore actually hate Namira even more than other races. If they ever perform some sort of prayer, is only to placate her, an never to whorship. Plus, by TES lore, the race that use to practice cannibalism the most are the Bosmer/Wood elves. However they use to practice that only on the bodies of enemies they killed in battle for other reasons and sometimes on beloved that already died, and they did that as a positive ritual involving honoring the strength and spirit of the fallen, and asking their soul to grant them part of that strength, plus is a way to pray and preserve the circle of life and death in nature. Namira cannibals on the other hand feed themself on the enemies to desecrate and torture their bodies even in death, and to bring squalor and decay to the world (2 of the things on wich Namira rules). In Skyrim, apart from roleplaying as a Namira (or in general all daedra) whorshiper, the closer thing is playing as a Forsworn, or a necromancer

@@Pan-oy2ck not true, different reason for cannibalism: for bosmer is whorshipping the death of a strong enemy (killed by other reasons) or a beloved (died in another way), and whiorshipping the cycle of life and death in nature. For Namira followers cannibalism is STEALING their life force, desecrating the bodies of the fallens, and bringing decay to the world. Plus they don't wait you to die in other way, they could kill you only to feed and whorshipping Namira... and in the worst scenario even to curse your body as a necromancer's tool

Nah... I like him. He seems ok.

And it is difficult to find a blocking skill trainer.

I usually make her the steward for the hearthfire home in morthal because it's a swamp with giant bugs everywhere.

Fellow Njada enjoyer

I would not kill a companion because, even though their questline is stupid, I enjoy seeing them patroling in groups in OP armor and weapons I gave them. It makes the world feel alive

​@@HJHWolfdude the block skill is the easiest thing to rank in skyrim

He’s a good steward for the Goldenhills Plantation though

The Most Expensive Follower In the Game.... Eleven Thousand Septims

Me too man

That guy is deadly AF. He even have perks for spells meaning if you use mods to teach him stuff, he'd me more devastating than your proper mage followers. I do not even mind that bethesda gave him a personality which costed me money the real shame is that the DB himself has no agency and he has no choice but falling for obvious scams or leave the quest in the logs forever

@@darthmadara7984 and tried to kill us when we refuse to accept his apology

@@Animus5134 I know but while that would piss me off irl, I won't kill the best follower (combat wise )over that. The awesome mod Inigo tried to kill us too yet he is a fan favorite. With Sedaris it is gray as there is less expressed regrets but you can roleplay he is now loyal. I don't get how skyrim fans tend to prefer the more generic characters while the fallout folks want super complex followers

Hello there Hireling!!!!

same

Delphine follower mod too… For reasons…

I always thought Nazeem is absolutely one of the greatest. Who is this Rolff Stone-Fist? Some disgusting waste of oxygen in a same way than Nazeem?

@@Cybernaut76 nazeem + dirty racist bum.

I do this whole thing every playthrough using both the Serana and Katria glitches to make my girls squad, and it’s bc I go from vampire to werewolf that I’m able to do it, so Eola is kind of the thing I base my game around….a vampire, a werewolf, a ghost, a cannibal, and a ___ (whatever pet I theme our dual-enchanted armor around) walk into a tavern… Omg. I’m just realizing I play this game based entirely around Eola. 🤣

I found that out when I was recording the gameplay lol. And if having that Breton passive is really necessary, you can always recruit Celann at Fort Dawnguard instead.

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I find him more useful in recruiting him to the Blades

@@james739123 But to do so, you first must commit the Unforgivable Sin.

@@GreatOldOneCthulhu oh I have no intention of killing Paarthurnax, it's just something to give 3 candidates something more, him Ogol from the cursed Orc tribe and Uthgerd get to leave their lives and regrets behind.

the solution to all skyrim's problems is to kill thalmor

@@leam1978 not only to all skyrim's problems, but to most of Tamriel's ones (even for some High elves that not joined the Thalmor)

We have to keep Ondolemar around, he's literally the only Thalmor who can grasp manners even a little. Since we can't reasonably kill every Thalmor member (since they've taken over them islands, I would assume they've made party support mandatory so most Altmer are technically Thalmor on the homeland, we don't have to jump to genocide first) we're going to have to give the ex-Thalmors we spare a good example, and one with manners will be an important deprograming tool.

@@YourWaywardDestiny Ondolemar can grasp manners? He is in Markarth only for his duty of Justiciar, searching for any proof of someone whorshipping Talos... and he never say nothing to put him above average Thalmors... he actually acts more or less like Elenwen. But thier calm behaviours are not "good manners" towards the citizen of Skyrim, but they act simply accordingly to their diplomatic/politic role. On your assumption that in Summerset Island most Altmer are Thalmor (at least most of the influencial ones), you are correct: by lore all the Altmer in their homeland that didn't support them were killed or escaped the province. I would like to know if there is some sort of hidden internal resistance movement, it would be cool. About the genocide, i never think is an option, since i understand the difference between Thalmor high ranks operatives (guilty) Thalmor low ranks or supporters (that can be fooled around by their propaganda, but can be redemeed, and we have an example in game, the Falkreath priest of Arkay), and other non Thalmor Altmer and Bosmer and we have a lot of neutral elves, and some altmer that are actively against the Thalmor, (like the Imperial Legate in the Rift Imperial Camp)... respect for those 2 last groups!

@@alessiodaniotti264 Nothing you're saying is wrong. But also most every other Thalmor you meet will decide it's time to resort to violence after two questions. Yes, I'd say that means he can grasp manners better, and significantly better than most others, actually. In comparison, that's some damn good manners, even if they're performative and not particularly genuine. It's not about him being particularly good yet, it's more about how much worse the rest seem to be. Also, just because we're talking about him and important people in the same breath, we don't know how important Ondolemar really is. All he says is he's the "commander of the region" and that tells us almost nothing. What does he mean by region? Of all of Skyrim? Of the south-western bit of Skyrim? Of the Reach? Of Markarth? Of the little strip he walks outside of the Jarl's throne room? His whole command could be those two soldiers who follow him around and his entire mission is to irritate the Jarl into arresting Talos worshippers in the city.

According to everything I have seen, the dragonborn is supposed to be a honorless and soulless hero.

Define "hero", because even in real history all heroes have dark sides and secrets. That's what makes fantasy and history (or fantasy based on history) so interesting in the first place. If there were no room for darkness, light wouldn't be defined without shadows. The world is a power struggle between light and dark, so fantasy always includes both. You can be anything you want to be in Skyrim, and I encourage that people do at least one "evil" or "antihero" playthrough with complicated moral decisions. It's a good ethical exercise.

@@corv1d770 My hero already has one murder to his list of offenses even if I have so far played through only College of Winterhold, still havent joined civil war, any DLC adventure or even main quest very far.

Nice

Yeah, that shocked me as well

It's a fine day with him around.

X2

Also Uthgerd is… a pretty questionable individual. She got kicked out of the Companions after killing someone in a training fight. The Companions who are an order of werewolves willing to take contracts to beat up various citizens of Skyrim for extortion or coercion… these are the people who said that Uthgerd was too violent and unrestrained for them. And implicitly: they probably realise that someone like Uthgerd would be extremely reckless and uncontrolled with the beast blood. The Companions depend on secrecy about their true nature to survive after all. Uthgerd never shows any regret for the person she killed and mostly seems to resent the fact that it cost her her place in the Companions and spends her days drinking and brawling with strangers. In other words: her motives seem wholly selfish and she doesn’t seem to have made any significant effort to atone for her deeds.

@@HellqueenRoz A perfect candidate, plus like I mentioned. By the time you travel from Whiterun and find the shrine of boetiah, she becomes your bff, after you slaah her, and take all the loot, travel back to Whiterun, loot your new house and upgrade advanced steel armor. It should suffice until you grab Ebony Mail. It's worth to grab Marcurio as a worthy companion if stealth is optional.

I assume you’re speaking of Attar? If so he’s not the same headsman who was present at Helgen and was just about to execute you.

He still wants you to cover up for his crimes and attacks you if you say you won't. He's not willing to take responsibility for his crimes.

@@420mralucard I didn't know this, but this is mildly understandable. You are threatening to ruin his life after all, even when he wasn't in control. Killing innocent miners isn't okay, but full blown mind control would arguably be a grey area morally speaking. He did just watch you wreck the dragon priest though so I guess he isn't the smartest I'll give ya that. Lol

AYO WUT??!? NAH NOT AELA

Shor a.k.a Lorkhan was essentially “Zeus” of The Elder Scrolls franchise.

Is Cosnach a cannibal like his boss at the general store? I cannot remember if he shows up at the Namira feast of the priest of Arkay.

@@thaliazelmer2327Most of Markarth’s citizens are cannibals, but not of their own will, as they’re being secretly fed human and elven flesh by Hogni Red-Arm. And no Cosnach does not appear at Namira’s feast.

I would sacrifice Maven in a heartbeat! Delphine too!

Adelasia is not very good when bandits attack your house.

I usually like to make him Steward of one of my homes, since he's not exactly the adventuring type.

Well, Mjoll is essential, so you cant sacrifice her anyways.

To be fair, Ahtar didn’t enjoy killing Roggvir. He even admits it when you mention it to him

@@crimsonmaelstrom573 he doesn't. you might be thinking of captain aldis, who has dialogue about how roggvir was an honorable man and that even though the execution was justified he didn't enjoy it. if you ask ahtar about the execution he just confirms that it's his job, and further dialogue that seems to imply he actually likes his job. plus there's some unused scenes (that the unofficial patch restores) where he taunts the stormcloak sympathizer that's imprisoned in castle dour which seem to further confirm his loyalties to the empire.

Jenassa is the best follower in the game, what have you done?? She won't even care if you ask her to murder for you. She's a true artist man.