How to Have Fun After Defeating Alduin in Skyrim
Try going back to all the cities you have visited and talking to everyone., Don't forget to look back at your unfinished quests., Join a faction., Try being a vampire or a werewolf., Take a side in the war!, If you've done all of this, you could...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Try going back to all the cities you have visited and talking to everyone.
Many side quests can start from just talking to people in towns. -
Step 2: Don't forget to look back at your unfinished quests.
After walking through the main quest, chances are that you'll have picked up quite a few more quests.
Start doing them, they can be a lot of fun! , The Dark Brotherhood or The Companions are good ones to try. , Both give you special skills and abilities. , If you haven't joined either the Stormcloaks or the Imperials, look back in your quest log, and there should be a quest that will start your journey. , Choose a different race, and try a different playstyle.
Start a mage or assassin character, if you played as a warrior the first time.
Playing as a different class can really enhance your experience. -
Step 3: Join a faction.
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Step 4: Try being a vampire or a werewolf.
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Step 5: Take a side in the war!
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Step 6: If you've done all of this
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Step 7: you could just try starting over again.
Detailed Guide
Many side quests can start from just talking to people in towns.
After walking through the main quest, chances are that you'll have picked up quite a few more quests.
Start doing them, they can be a lot of fun! , The Dark Brotherhood or The Companions are good ones to try. , Both give you special skills and abilities. , If you haven't joined either the Stormcloaks or the Imperials, look back in your quest log, and there should be a quest that will start your journey. , Choose a different race, and try a different playstyle.
Start a mage or assassin character, if you played as a warrior the first time.
Playing as a different class can really enhance your experience.
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