Who should you enter the keep with in Skyrim?

Follow Hadvar or Ralof into the keep.

Hadvar and Ralof won't have time to attack each other and will instead make their own separate ways into the keep. You have the option to either follow Hadvar into the keep or Ralof. Following either character will yield different events within the keep.

Should I enter the keep with Hadvar or Ralof?

Following Ralof plays out much like following Hadvar except that his contact in Riverwood is Gerdur. Following him or Hadvar enables players to take advantage of a few glitches to level up skills. Conversely to Hadvar, following Ralof will give the Dragonborn a foot in the door with the Stormcloaks.

Does it matter who I side with in Skyrim?

The outcome of the war does not affect the main questline in any way, but picking a side forces you to declare your values and fight for the Skyrim you want to see in the future.

Who should I side with at the beginning of Skyrim?

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.

Who are the good guys Imperials or Stormcloaks?

Imperials are the Government. They try and rule over the land, making it peaceful. They want to outlaw Talos worship so they won't be invaded by a giant Thalmor army again, and possibly lose Cyrrodil. Stormcloaks are the 'outlaws'.

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Is Ulfric Stormcloak a bad guy?

Ulfric is a well-respected Jarl in Skyrim, in fact many, including his enemy General Tullius at one point, considered him a hero. However, like many monarchs, he also has opposition as well; many Imperial loyalists see him as an oppressed leader and seeing him nothing more than a political enemy to the Empire.

Who is the bad guys in the Skyrim war?

Led by Ulfric Stormcloak and his second-in-command, Galmar Stone-Fist, they intend to kick the Imperial Legion under General Tullius out of Skyrim and ensure Skyrim becomes an independent province for an impending Second Great War against the Aldmeri Dominion and their Thalmor enforcers.

Does joining the Stormcloaks affect anything?

Siding with the Stormcloaks results in Vignar Grey-Mane becoming the new Jarl of Whiterun, Laila Law-Giver reclaiming her position as the Jarl of Riften, and Skald the Elder retaking his role as Jarl of Dawnstar.

Who is the best person to play in Skyrim?

Should I join the Legion or Stormcloaks?

Depends on what you believe in. Legion is more for order, but they can be seen as weak for bowing to the elves, while Stormcloaks are more for strength, but they are extremely racist to elves and non-nords. While that dosen't go as far as genocide, it is a bit extreme.

What happens if the Stormcloaks win?

If the Stormcloaks won, the Aldmeri Dominion could take Skyrim on it's own without the Empire supporting the nords, but it would require an investment of resources (due to poor Aldmeri logistics in the region) that the remaining provinces of the Empire could potentially take advantage of.

Can you peacefully end the war in Skyrim?

Yes you can. It baffles me why people say otherwise. During a certain quest, you can sit down with the leaders of both sides and negociate a temporary truce until you deal with the threats of dragons. And that's it.

Can you make peace between Stormcloaks and Imperials?

They both use the same quest actually. Starting one locks out the other. Both lock out the peace treaty. If you follow the main quest, and NOT side with either the Imperials or Stormcloaks, the peace treaty will start automatically.

Which ending is better in Skyrim?

It is my opinion that the best possible current end for Skyrim revolves around three of the questline, naming the dark brotherhood, siding with the imperials, and appeasing the blades. With the dark brotherhood, the end of the questline is the assassination of an understanding, yet ineffective emperor.

Is Hadvar a Stormcloak?

Hadvar is an Imperial solider in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. He is the nephew of Alvor and Sigrid and also a cousin of Alvor and Sigrid's daughter, Dorothy. He is one of the two soldiers that follow alongside the Dragonborn during the Skyrim Civil War, the other being Ralof of the Stormcloak Rebellion.

Do Ralof and Hadvar both survive?

Both evidently survive, as you meet one of them during the civil war, regardless of whether you pick the same side as the one you escaped Helgen with.

Who is the kindest person in Skyrim?

1 Paarthurnax

He essentially redeemed himself and recognized the evil he harbored inside his heart. For that reason alone, he's without a doubt the most noble character in Skyrim.

Who is the most loved character in Skyrim?

Who is the weakest follower in Skyrim?

Njada is arguably the weakest of the Companions, with her level capping at 25 and no perks to be seen. She is admittedly great for training your Block skill up to level 75, but you won't want her in a fight next to you; her skills are closer to a thief than a fighter.

Will I lose Lydia if I join the Stormcloaks?

No, you don't lose anything. She and your baby will both stay safely inside your house until the fight is over and the town is cleaned/repaired.

What happens if Imperials win?

If the Stormcloaks win, Skyrim becomes completely destabilized and the Dominion will face little unified danger when trying to conquer the frozen north. If the Empire wins, the people of Skyrim will be part of a much larger, much stronger united front against the Elven invaders.

What's the best faction in Skyrim?

Who is the strongest ally in Skyrim?

2 Serana. Easily the strongest out of Skyrim's humanoid followers, Serana possesses high levels in the Destruction, Conjuration, One-Handed, and Light Armor skills, making her very offensively versatile.

What is the rarest enemy in Skyrim?

Who is the true villain of Skyrim?

Lord Miraak, also known as the First Dragonborn, is the titular main antagonist and the final boss fight of the Dragonborn DLC for the 2011 action role-playing high fantasy video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.