1. Interesting Npcs Skyrim Special Edition Download

1. Interesting NPCs is a mod made for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, developed by Kris Takahashi. It integrates new NPCs and quests with the Vanilla NPCs and quests, while staying lore-friendly. In addition, all NPCs added to the game possess high-quality custom voice acting.
2. To allow NPCs to navigate around the static objects and the furnitures added by Immersive Citizens. (exemple1; exemple2) To give access to NPCs to new locations. Note that the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch is fully compatible with Immersive Citizens.

Skyrim is a game so massive that you can explore the tundras for days and still not see everything. Even if you’ve slain every dragon, joined every guild, and completed every quest, the game is just full of secrets that might just slip you by. One of the best things about Skyrim? It's on everything. It's like the Minecraft of first-person fantasy RPGs. Get Skyrim on Switch or the Skyrim Legendary Edition on PC, it's the same awesome game, with the same cool touches you may have missed. Here are 9 Skyrim Secrets you might not know about.

The Notched Pickaxe - Minecraft Easter Egg

For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'AFT and interesting NPCs'.

Arguably the most classic of Skyrim secrets, it still deserves a mention for those who haven’t found it. Travel to Skyrim’s highest mountain peak, the Throat of the World, and climb to the top of the summit. Here you’ll find a very special Notched Pickaxe embedded in some malachite ore. This is a callback to the incredibly popular Minecraft, created by none other than Markus “Notch” Persson.

Infinite Arrow Trick

This little secret is a must for any archer thief. Find an NPC who often practices his archery against a target dummy, and pickpocket his arrows, replacing them with one arrow of high quality. The NPC will then shoot multiple arrows of that type at the target, letting you gather multiple arrows from the dummy.

Choose Your Own Adventure

When questing across the land of Skyrim, it’s easy to forgot to stop and read some books now and then. Why not take a comfy break and have an adventure in a book! The book Kolb and the Dragon: A book for Nord Boys, is actually a choose your own adventure styled book. Just pick a path at the end of each page and try to get a good ending, which isn’t as easy as it sounds. No cheating!

The Headless Horseman

One of the more spooky secrets in Skyrim, you can find a Headless Horseman roaming the wilds on his spectral steed. He can be hard to locate, but if you manage to find and follow him to his final destination, you’ll find yourself at Hamvir’s Rest, where along with a number of undead enemies, you can find a coffin with a helmeted skull. Too Spooky For Me.

The Chill: Winterhold’s Jail

The Chill represents one of Skyrim’s more sneakier secrets. It’s location is often missed, as its found almost off the north edge of the map, past the College of Winterhold. This cave is actually a jail for Winterhold, and being mages and all, they went and made a Frost Atronach as a guard. You can actually get sent here by getting arrested by a Winterhold guard, but I wouldn’t recommend it. Even if you escape, you’ll have to contend with three more Frost Atronachs waiting outside.

Hidden Peaks of Solstheim

These next few secrets can only be found with Skyrim’s final DLC expansion: Dragonborn. The DLC island of Solstheim has much to hide, like the 4 hidden peaks that represent some of the highest points of the island. You won’t even see this location icons on your display until you are nearly at the top of the peaks, and they require a bit of platforming to summit. If you reach the top, you’ll be able to fast travel back at any time for some amazing views.

Ride an Invincible Dragon

The Dragonborn DLC featured the ability to ride dragons, but what good is a dragon that’s just going to either die or turn on you? If you travel back to the Throat of the World after learning the new shout, you can summon your personal dragon to the ground from where he flies around the peak, and ride him wherever you please through fast traveling. Best of all, he’s an important NPC that can’t be killed, and he won’t turn on you like other tamed dragons.

The Ebony Knight

If you’ve never heard of the Ebony Warrior, don’t worry. You have to get to level 80 in Skyrim until this guy will show up on your doorstep, asking for one simple request: A duel to the death. This guy isn’t a pushover either: Entirely clad in enchanted ebony armor, he’s got everything from the best weapons to dragon shouts of his own! He’s easily one of the toughest enemies you’ll fight in the game, so don’t feel bad if you want to bring a friend...or a dragon.

The Spider Imbuing Chamber

The Dragonborn DLC also features a little known crafting area known as the Spider Imbuing Chamber. Once you’ve cleared White Ridge Barrow on the island of Solstheim, you’ll find a large crafting device that inputs gems and albino spider pods, and outputs throwable exploding spiders. You heard me. You can customize the effect of the spider with different gems, and stock up on spiders to truly become: Spiderborn.

And that’s 9 Secrets you might have missed in Skyrim, For many more Skyrim Cheats and Secrets, head over to our immense Wiki Guide. I hope you learned something new today! If you know of any secrets you think nobody else knows about, let us know in the comments, and please add them to the Wiki!.

This page lists all characters in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.

InstructionsEdit

To place a new copy of an NPC at your current location, type the following in the console:

To move to an NPC, type the following in the console:

To move an NPC to you, type the following in the console:

Followed by:

'<BaseID>' is the NPCs Base ID, '<refID>' is the NPCs Reference ID and '<#>' refers to how many you want.

InformationEdit

Base IDEdit

Base ID, or Form ID, is the ID given to NPCs before they are placed in the game.

Finding base IDs in-gameEdit

To see the Base ID of an NPC, type in 'help <NPC's name> 4.' If the NPC's name contains a space, it must be placed between quotes. Examples:

This will show a variety of ID's, under the category 'other forms.' There are several identifications of the type of object or NPC the ID refers to. For example, there is a Thalmor dossier of Ulfric Stormcloak. The line representing its ID starts with 'BOOK:' which means this ID is not representing Ulfric Stormcloak himself. Lines starting with 'NPC_:' represent an NPC ID. However, there can be multiple lines starting with 'NPC_:'. These are all Base ID's, however they differ and contain variants of an NPC.

Reference IDEdit

Reference ID is the ID given to NPCs that appear in the game, it is used to disambiguate between multiple copies of the same base NPC. It allows for multiple copies of the same NPC to be placed throughout the world without having to create individual copies (Bandit001; Bandit002, etc.)

Finding reference IDs in-gameEdit

With the console open, click on an NPC, and their reference ID will appear.

Data TableEdit

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Discussions about Console Commands (Skyrim)/Characters

• How do I get a RefID without having the NPC in sight?

  • Cannot find the funclist 1 file. In none of Skyrim ( searched manually)
  • 24.185.108.132 wrote:save funclist 1 A text file will pop up, simply search for the NPC in question and find their reference ID. Thanks for ...

• Dwemer centurion idea

  • I've just had the best idea when I get pc Skyrim. I'm going to spawn half a dozen Dwemer Centurions in Lost Knife Hideout in that ...
  • Don't leave it at that, use more NPC's, like Frostbite spiders and Albino spiders or something.