Should I play Dragonborn or Dawnguard first?

Main quest, and in between, do Dawnguard, (and then Hearthfire) and lastly, Dragonborn after Main Quest. This is how Bethesda likely intended it and it makes the most sense. You can tell based on the release dates for each DLC. Dragonborn goes after Alduin and while doing so, gets involved with the vampire/dawnguard.

Should I start Dawnguard or Dragonborn first?

Technically and story-wise you can do them in either order. However, the Dragonborn DLC is significantly harder/requires a higher level than the Dawnguard DLC - even though you are introduced to the Dragonborn DLC earlier. You get the Dragonborn quest right after you speak to the Greybeards.

Which is better Dragonborn or Dawnguard?

No contest. Dragonborn. Dragonborn is far more interesting than Dawnguard, as you get to explore a new island with two wildly different cultures (the Dunmer and the Skaal), plus make side trips to the creepy plane of Oblivion called Apocrypha.

Should I do Dawnguard before or after main quest?

It shouldn't matter. The only change will be how you get the Dragon Elder Scroll. You'll need it for both questlines, so you'll have to get it back if you got rid of it after completing one of the questlines.

When should you start Dragonborn?

The “main” questline of Dragonborn will start soon after you have started the main game's quest “The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller”, after consulting with the Greybeards for the first time.

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Should I do Dragonborn DLC before or after main story?

Dragonborn is the first quest for Dragonborn Main Storyline. Players will require the expansion to begin this questline. If you have completed the Skyrim Main Quest Line up to The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, simply travel to any of the main holds and wait for a pair of cultists to seek you out.

What is the best class to be as a Dragonborn?

Dragonborn gain bonuses to both Strength and Charisma, which makes them more optimal for classes that want high Strength or Charisma scores like Barbarians, Bards, Fighters, Paladins, Sorcerers, and Warlocks.

At what level should I start Dawnguard?

You automatically start Dawnguard when you reach level ten. At this point, you might be approached by an orc named Durak. He will ask if you know anything about the vampire threat and if you would like to do anything about it.

Can you become a Vampire Lord before Dawnguard?

You can become a Vampire Lord as part of the quest called Bloodline. You'll be given a choice to continue helping the Dawnguard or join with the vampiric Volkihar clan. Even if you side with the Dawnguard, you can still become a Vampire Lord later, with the help of Serana before she is cured.

Which main quest to do first in Skyrim?

The Greybeards Questline

The Greybeards quests are part of the early main quest storyline and offer a full Dragonborn shout and access to other shouts early in the game. If players decide to skip over the Greybeards questline, they will likely not get a full shout until much later in the game.

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What are the pros and cons of joining Dawnguard?

What are the pros and cons of joining Dawnguard? Pros: You get armored huskies and trolls. Cons: you have to deal with Isran and you don't get to be a vampire. Siding with Dawnguard will give you access to abandoned Fort Dawnguard.

Are Dragonborn underpowered?

Is Dragonborn weak? Mechanically, dragonborn are one of the weakest races in the player's handbook. At first level their breath weapon is a helpful offensive tool, but the damage scales slowly and the Dragonborn simply doesn't provide enough racial benefits to compete mechanically with other races.

Who should I join in Skyrim in the beginning?

Pick Imperial if you want to play a character who is originally from a place aside from Skyrim, as it doesn't make sense to fight under a banner that ultimately won't accept you. Pick Stormcloak if you believe the Empire has no right to say what Skyrim denizens can and can't do, especially if you are a Nord.

What order should I play Skyrim?

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I've been digging for a while and based on what I've found on other forums, the best order seems to be as follows: The Companions, Thieves Guild, Daedric, College of Winterhold - in any order, the last miscallenous objective in the base game, Dark Brotherhood.

What happens if you do Dawnguard before main quest?

It doesn't matter! You can do whatever! The main quest is not required to get the (dragon) Elder Scroll...in fact, Paarthurnax's dialogue changes if you already have the scroll.

Will the Dawnguard hate me if I become a vampire?

No, they will no not attack you.

I sided with the Dawnguard and became a vampire lord after finishing their main quest. Every NPC at the fort tells me to get cured, but none attacks me. Get cured if you need to buy crossbow bolts, get more radiant quests or use other services that the npc's provide.

What if I refuse to become a vampire in Dawnguard?

If you refuse the offer to become a vampire, you will be banished from Castle Volkihar and won't be able to enter back inside. From here, you will need to return back to Isran and finish the quest.

Can Serana be a follower if you side with the Dawnguard?

Serana is a pure-blood Vampire and follower who accompanies you throughout the Dawnguard questline. Her father is the vampire Lord Harkon. No matter which side you choose she still helps you.

How many hours is Dawnguard?

When focusing on the main objectives, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard is about 7½ Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 19 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

Is it better to join the Dawnguard or vampires?

Dawnguard provides really good restoration spells, and crossbows. Joining the vampires gives you some rings that increase vampiric skills, and give you one restoration spell.

Which side is better Dawnguard or vampire?

Both sides are fun, if you're into archery, or enjoy lycanthropy, then go with the Dawnguard, you can't be both a wolf and vampire so if you like being a werewolf you can't be a vampire. If your character is a strong archer, the crossbow is worth your time. if you want to be a vampire lord then side with the vampires.

What is the strongest race in D&D?

Half-orcs

Half-orcs are one of the strongest of the playable races/species in D&D. Image: Wizards of the Coast. Half-orcs might not be as bulky as their full-blooded orc brethren, but if you're looking to create a character who is stronger and hardier, then the half-orc is your best bet from the core D&D races/species.

Who is the strongest Dragonborn?

Are Dragonborn a good race?

Mechanically, dragonborn are one of the weakest races in the player's handbook. At first level their breath weapon is a helpful offensive tool, but the damage scales slowly and the Dragonborn simply doesn't provide enough racial benefits to compete mechanically with other races.