With the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, you can enjoy mods with your RPG experience on consoles. Here are the best Skyrim Xbox mods you can get right now.
Cheat Room
The Cheat Room mod by Bradenm1 was created to help players on their daring adventures. But this is more than simply a cheat mod, as it doesn’t alter anything in the original game, although you can change any stat, item, or event at your whim.
It can be securely installed and uninstalled whenever you wish without breaking your game progression. You can teleport to the Cheat Room by using the mod spells that are added to your magic menu when you first install it.
Graphics Pack
The Graphics Pack mod by Skeletor2017 improves the game’s graphics without degrading its performance. It changes the default landscapes and architecture to more optimized and more detailed textures.
You can pick and choose the features that you want to use from the over 100 different texture items that have been meticulously designed by its creators. This mod is perfect for those who want to make Skyrim even more immersive without sacrificing its stability.
Ordinator – Perks of Skyrim
The Ordinator mod by EnaiSiaion redesigns perks for a more engaging and enjoyable character development. The script is clean and light, and works well with other mods. Ordinator adds 469 new perks by revamping all perk trees, making a lot of new character builds possible.
A perk refund procedure will begin as soon as you install the mod if your character is level 2 or higher. If you decide to uninstall, simply follow the directions in the mod description to get your perk points back in case you’re switching from another perk mod.
Alternate Start – Live Another Life
The Alternate Start mod by Arthmoor offers a different way to begin the game if you don’t want to watch the long beginning scene at Helgen. After selecting your race, you’ll be able to choose a brand-new life for your character.
There will be several options accessible that are much better than being a mere prisoner in some cold dungeon, including a city guard, an adventurer, an alchemist, and many other cool roles that can significantly improve your gameplay experience. It’s the perfect way to start a proper role-playing experience in the world of Skyrim.
Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch
The Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch mod by Arthmoor fixes a ton of bugs in the Special Edition of the game that haven’t been officially fixed by the developer in a single, simple-to-install file. The team behind the mod has corrected hundreds of issues related to gameplay, quests, NPCs, objects, items, texts, and placements. The best part is that it was created to work with as many other mods as possible, so you’ll have no issues improving the game further on.
Rich Merchants of Skryim
The Rich Merchants of Skryim mod by Micahghost increases every in-game merchant’s extremely low gold level to 10,000 gold. This allows players to sell valuable items without constantly looking for buyers, which is particularly beneficial for those players who tend to stockpile loot or make use of crafting trades like alchemy, smithing, or enchanting. It’s a very light mod, and works well with most others. The additional in-game economy features are integrated seamlessly.
Cloaks & Capes
The Cloaks & Capes mod by volvaga0 adds “Fur Cloak” and “Linen Cape” with eight different color options, including red, purple, blue, green, yellow, black, white, and leather. There are also five different types of fur cloaks: White, Black, Brown, Snowy Sabre, and Vale Sabre.
Dawnguard, College of Winterhold, and Dark Brotherhood will now have their distinctive capes, too. This mod also allows you to only craft the Whiterun guard capes while you are at Whiterun. The same applies to other relevant areas in the game.
Apocalypse – Magic of Skyrim
The Apocalypse – Magic of Skyrim mod by EnaiSiaion adds 155 new spells that are balanced, original, lore-friendly, employ excellent custom graphics, and work in unison with the standard magic system. It also includes staves and scrolls for the new spells, 31 for each school. All new spells can be purchased and plundered from the same sources as the vanilla ones, and they’re fully compatible with all well-known magic scaling addons. Spell vendors replenish all the new spell books once every 48 hours.
Immersive Movement
The Immersive Movement mod by zanadaniel makes Skyrim feel more realistic, credible, and immersive by redesigning the movements of players, NPCs, animals, and creatures. This mod offers a unique experience that will be much appreciated by players who prefer gaming mechanics that are more realistic and natural. It’s worth noting that this mod is compatible with many other mods that influence the speed of movement.
Free Crafting
The Free Crafting mod by Highfiveghost eliminates the limitation of needing particular perks and ingredients to manufacture different items. This implies that you can make any armor, weapons, arrows, home materials, ingots, leather, and leather strips for free at any forge, smelter, or tanning rack without any additional supplies or benefits. In the forge, you can also discover craftable soul gems, lockpicks, and gold, as well as Thieves Guild leather armor, Blades armor, and Nightingale armor. Note that all this works already at level 1 character progression, so start crafting immediately.
Stones of Barenziah
The Stones of Barenziah mod by toaDime adds all 24 Stones of Barenziah (Unusual Gems) that you must locate and gather for the “No Stone Unturned” quest. After installing this mod, you’ll have all the quest markers thanks to this easy update. Once you bring an “Unusual Gem” to Vex and she assigns you the task of finding all 24 of them, all the markers will be instantly added to your game.
In case the mod starts conflicting with something else, try moving the mod to the bottom of the load order.
Realistic Conversations
Realistic Conversations by Gorgulla alters how NPCs interact in Skyrim. Now they converse with one another more frequently, and they’re less inclined to greet you from a distance. This will cause them to behave less like robots and more like real people. NPCs also become more astute, being able to tell whether someone has spoken to another NPC and will either speak to them or not.
They can also resume their conversations after a while. Expressions have also been redesigned to make NPCs express themselves when they ought to. Lastly, their faces appear more alive, demonstrating more natural emotions.
Realistic Ragdolls
Realistic Ragdolls by Allie1718 replaces ragdolls to make them bend and twist realistically and fall more quickly while reducing the additional force applied to them to a more manageable level. It also offers a variety of force settings while reducing the force applied to ragdolls to a reasonable level.
The creators have also repaired an issue where ragdolls would launch themselves when killed with any weapon due to a lightning spell duration problem. If they get killed with stealth damage, arrows will no longer push bodies far away. Finally, ragdolls respond better to melee strikes; when more force is used, the greater the final hit damage.
Realistic Water
The Realistic Water mod by isoku introduces a new water flow system in Skyrim, enabling water to bend around corners and vary pace depending on the terrain. Although the water in Special Edition is far better than it was in the original version of the game, water flow was applied carelessly to most bodies of water, sometimes creating very strange-looking, unrealistic water.
This mod restores the visual and aural distinctions between lakes, ponds, marshes, rivers, and oceans. The mod also adds new ambient sound effects, which can be heard in lakes, rivers, and oceans, while ponds stay silent.
Magical College of Winterhold
Magical College of Winterhold mod by sable17 makes the college look like it’s an actual magic institute and not some kind of a barn. The goal of this makeover is to give the college a polished and captivating appearance, applying many changes to certain rooms. Now they include personalized decorations, carefully constructed using in-game textures and polygons.
Every NPC has its own distinctive room decor, enabling teachers to concentrate on living and practicing, while students on studying. Note that the starter player room has also been redesigned, including a player bed, secure storage, and many other features.
Imperious – Races of Skyrim
Imperious – Races of Skyrim by EnaiSiaion gives each race in the game three new racial skills and a quest to gain their racial powers. It also overhauls all racial abilities and stats in such a way that they can even be used by NPCs. Each mission unlocks one new power and three new passive abilities for each race.
The majority of the same racial skills and abilities are available to NPCs. For example, Elven Supremacy effectiveness is increased by 10% when it reaches level 100, and Gold and Glass replenishes up to 100% more quickly.
Lampposts of Skyrim
The Lampposts of Skyrim mod by Micahghost introduces major highways in the game, which now have adequate lighting. If you’ve always felt that the roads looked barren and empty in Skyrim, then these lampposts will light up your path. This mod adds more than 250 lampposts to Skyrim’s main thoroughfares, and it’s fully compatible with all other mods.
Caliente’s Beautiful Bodies Enhancer
The Caliente’s Beautiful Bodies Enhancer mod by ousnius transforms the female bodies of both players and NPCs to a custom curvy body that is still safe for work. The model will wear lore-friendly underwear, as well as matching face textures, modified eyebrows, and all vanilla and DLC clothing tailored for this specific mod.
Note that this mode applies to humans, including Khajiit and Argonians, and every vanilla dress is designed to fit their specific body types.
Bandolier: Bags and Pouches Classic
Bandolier: Bags and Pouches Classic by Dragten offers a solution for those players who had to abandon a ton of helpful items because they were unable to carry them.
This mod provides you with a large assortment of different equipment items that ought to lighten your load with almost any type of armor. You’ll get seven additional slots: left side, right side, front left, front right, back left, back right, and chest. Different bits of armor can be inserted into different slots, allowing you to have up to seven distinct parts make up your character’s get-up.
Summermyst – Enchantments of Skyrim
The Summermyst – Enchantments of Skyrim mod by EnaiSiaion adds 120 new enchantments, which can be applied to custom items, purchased or looted. Additionally, all vanilla enchantments are now enhanced and more balanced, allowing you to silence targets, steal their armor, flip into the air, etc. The armor enchantments now boost your chances of discovering magic items, reduce stagger effects, earn gold every time you execute an enemy, and even absorb the souls of fallen enemies to build up to a catastrophic soul burst.
Aethernautics: A Space Travel Mod
You know what Skyrim doesn’t have enough of? Spaceships. It doesn’t really have any, at least not until you install this amazing mod by DarthVitrial that adds a usable ship that can serve as your base. It also comes with a pretty cool questline. Did we mention that you can call in orbital strikes with it, too?
Disable Cinematic Kills
Cinematic Kills are great at first, but they can put a dampener on the immersion after a few hundred times seeing them. This simple mod by sable17 allows you to disable them so you can keep it moving without any odd interruptions.
M.H.A.R.P.H.I.N.
The name may be difficult to pronounce, but it adds a new robotic companion by skinnytecboy that has a ton of dialog, custom armor, clever interactions, and an interesting quest line. More than 2000 lines of unique mutterings have been added, as well as custom dungeons, puzzles, personalized armor and spells, custom music, and an innumerable amount of easter eggs.
Slave Pack Riekling Porter
This mod by Prometheus allows you to unlock a Riekling porter who will tag along and carry all of the junk you pick up during your adventures. He lives alone on his self-proclaimed Wak Wak Island as an outcast, which can be found near RavenRock. But you must first do him a favor before you can recruit him, and after that, the Riekling will agree to accompany you.
Campfire: Complete Camping System
The campfire mod by Chesko adds a survival system to Skyrim which allows you to set up camp, build fires, hunt with new abilities, and more. It’s a new and interesting way to experience the world Bethesda has created. You can cook food using a cooking pot over a bonfire or simply grill directly over the flames.
The Forgotten City
The Forgotten City by ModernStoryteller is an award-winning, fan-created expansion to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. You’ll get to enjoy new dungeons that are full of mysteries, new story segments, and multiple endings. The new city is full of mysteries and surprises, offering a non-linear tale with multiple possible outcomes, fully voiced, with puzzles that encourage creative problem-solving, and a unique orchestral score.
Blackreach Railroad
This is another mod by DarthVitrial that adds a sizeable amount of story content to the game while also introducing new elements such as a fully functional train, enemies, and weapons. For players who enjoy steampunk, you can now add a train route and several train stations. You can freely ride the train on unexplored tracks too, which opens up new stations across Skyrim.
Dovahkiin Keep
You can never have too much storage in Skyrim thanks to all of the Daedric Artifacts, cool weapons, and stealable items in the game. Dovahkiin Keep by Sharlikran provides tons of chests, mannequins, and other means of displaying your spoils.
God Gear
With all of the new adventures and enemies you’ll be up against thanks to the addition of mods on the Xbox One, you’ll want some really powerful gear to help you run right through. That’s where God Gear by Sharlikran comes in, making you into an unstoppable badass.
Dwemer Goggles and Scouter
The items added by the Dwemer Goggles and Scouter mod by volvaga0 are nothing short of awesome. Both give the ability to sense NPCs through walls, though they each have their nuances. The Goggles let you see at night, and the Scouter works like the ones you’d see in Dragon Ball Z. They highlight enemies and even color code them based on their threat level.
Ys Spell Tweaks
The Ys Spell Tweaks mod’ by YsCordelan makes being a mage even more enjoyable thanks to new abilities, lower cast times, and improved animations. Now all master spells only take a second to charge and can be cast with one hand. Also, the Fire Storm includes a stagger effect, Dragonhide lasts for 60 seconds instead of 30, and Dead Thrall can now raise targets that were formerly level 40 and are now level 100 or lower.
Elemental Destruction Magic
Now that you have an improved magic experience, why not combine it with the ‘Elemental Destruction Magic‘ mod to throw in some powerful spells by Reaperix based around earth, water, and wind? You’ll also gain Poison-based spells that scale off of your restoration, opening up a host of new magical strategies to implement.
The Ring of God Mode
Sometimes you just want to run free and decimate anyone that crosses you. However, you can be kind of squishy in Skyrim, allowing enemies to tear you apart if you aren’t properly equipped. The Ring of God Mode mod by darkjesusmn solves that problem for you with some drastically increased stats that’ll allow you to crush any opponent with ease.
God Tier Weapons and Heavy Armor
So you don’t want to make yourself invincible or anything like that, but you do want god-like power to suit your high level. That’s where the God Tier Weapons and Heavy Armor mod by Kalanaed comes in to equip you with some weapons and armor capable of some serious badass-ery.
150% Jumping & Sprinting
If you ever found yourself missing the game-breaking Acrobatics and Athletics skills from Oblivion, the 150% Jumping and Sprinting mod by Machienzo is for you. It allows you to jump 50% higher and run for 50% longer. It’s simple, but jumping over enemies never gets old. It also makes climbing a whole lot easier.
Legendary Creatures
Legendary Creatures by Hroll adds powerful enemies to the world of Skyrim that guard equally powerful armor, weapons, and spells. Hunting them all down makes for some great fun, and feels like a more fleshed-out and sustained version of the Kyne’s Sacred Trials questline.
Perk Point Book
The Perk Point Book mod by RadWarrior adds a book that resembles Oghma Infinium and allows you to increase your perk points. You can read it an infinite amount of times to keep gaining more and more points, allowing you to snap the game over your knee like a twig.
Unlimited Werewolf Transformations
It’s silly to only be allowed to transform once per day after all the work you put into gaining the werewolf power in the first place. Unlimited Werewolf Transformations by Ganynn allows you to howl into the sky as often as you want, ripping and tearing your way through enemies whenever you please.
FPS Boost
Skyrim can struggle to run at times on the Xbox One. Thankfully, Pevey’s FPS Boost mod helps things run a lot smoother. No matter how big the dragon you’re facing or how numerous the skeletons charging at you at once, this mod will keep the game running optimally so you can stay immersed.
Triss & Yennefer Armor Mod
This Triss and Yennefer Armor mod by TFBO does exactly what it says: It gives you highly detailed armor resembling the outfits that both Triss and Yennefer wore in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. If you’re dying to bring some of the Witcher series’ style into Skyrim, this mod is for you.
Unlimited Weapon Charges
Tired of stressing over which enchantment to use on your most valued weapon for fear of unlocking a better one later? Download the Unlimited Weapon Charges mod by TFBO to use enchantments as much as you want without having to go into menus to charge them.
Climates of Tamriel
Climates of Tamriel by jjc71 adds a lot more beauty to the world of Skyrim through nature. New cloud textures and hundreds of weather variations make the world feel more vivid and alive and can help you to feel like you’re wandering through a fully realized world.
Wearable Lanterns
The world of Skyrim can get really dark, and having to cast a spell to see isn’t always fun. With the Wearable Lanterns mod by Chesko though, you can wear a lantern around and see everything without a torch taking up one of your hands.
Deadly Bosses of Skyrim
The Deadly Bosses of Skyrim mod by DarkClawRaven adds powerful bosses to the game to help you test your skills and abilities. No longer will you be able to breeze through every encounter with ease. Instead, you’ll need to bring your A-game to every fight, only coming out on top if you use all of your skills and abilities masterfully.
Lush Overhaul
The world of Skyrim can be a bit barren. The Lush Overhaul mod by Shroudlegacy adds some flora to the environment, turning the entire world into a beautiful garden full of verdant wonder. This mod adjusts trees and plants and makes them appear more lush. It also uses realistic water effects, an overall graphic revamp, and Nordic snow.
A Quality World Map
The Map in Skyrim has never been the best, but with the ‘A Quality World Map’ mod by Chesko you’ll be able to see roads and obstacles clearly. It’s ideal for anyone who plans to spend multiple hours exploring Skyrim’s far corners. It also gives a clean perspective of the world by eliminating all clouds from the map’s center. However, you can still see the clouds at the map’s boundaries.
Sofia Follower
Like Lucien, Sofia by djjohnjarvis is a fully voiced follower who is helpful and hilarious. Having her tag along on your adventures is sure to keep them bright and cheerful, even as she slaughters whatever enemy tries to get within a few feet of you.
Inigo Follower
Inigo by smartbluecat is a very powerful Khajiit follower who doesn’t affect your follower count, so he can join you alongside Sofia, Lucien, or anyone else you wish to travel with. After all, you can never have too many followers.
Skyland 1k
Mods that add more to the beauty of Skyrim are always worth downloading, and Skyland 1k by Skyking2020 is no exception. It provides a complete texture overhaul that adds an extra dash of realism to the experience.
Unique Uniques
Unique Uniques by Bryce_Adkins changes the appearance of many weapons to give them more of a legendary and exotic feel. You can be sure that the rare weapon you spent dozens of hours questing for won’t be a simple Steel Sword with special enchantments once this mod is installed.
Vivid Weathers
More atmosphere is never a bad thing. The Vivid Weathers mod by Mangaclub makes all of the weather effects look even more realistic, helping to drag you further into your adventures across Skyrim’s temperamental tundra and plains.
Frostfall: Hypothermia Camping Survival
Frostfall: Hypothermia Camping Survival by Chesko dials the difficulty of the world up to 11 by considering freezing weather and making survival way more immersive. You’ll need to account for how often you get wet, the clothing you wear, and several other factors to make it through each day alive.
The Temple of Time: Kokiri’s Valley
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is unarguably a huge hit, but perhaps you’d like a bit more maturity in your adventures. Bring a piece of Link’s adventure into Skyrim with the Temple of Time mod by WallaceMacDuich, complete with a Master Sword to unlock, an Epona to ride, new characters to meet, and more.
Dwemer Storage Cube
The Dwemer Storage Cube by YsCordelan is a home you pull out of your pocket. Simply interact with it in your inventory and you’re transported to a safe haven where you can store gear, take a rest, and do pretty much anything else you’d do in a house.
Moonpath to Elsweyr
If you’re looking for a meaty expansion that introduces new characters, new questlines, new dungeons, and new monsters, then Moonpath to Elseyr by AnOldSock may be just the mod you’re looking for. Amazingly, it’s already been downloaded over 1 million times, which goes to show just how overwhelmingly popular it is.
Falskaar
Much akin to the aforementioned Moonpath to Elsewyr and The Forgotten City expansions, Falskaar by Yatagann is a vast new land for you to explore brimming with new monsters, new lore, and even a bunch of new voice-acted characters. There are over 20 hours of quests to dive into which will likely keep you busy till the cows mud crabs come home.
Immersive Citizens – AI Overhaul
It’s no secret that the NPCs of Skyrim can be a little dumb, and if you’ve always wanted a more immersive experience where the AI is just a little smarter and can react to you more realistically, the Immersive Citizens mod by arnaud.dorchymont is a great one to check out. It greatly improves their behavior, and also makes them feel more dynamic as a result.
Diverse Dragons Collection
As it is, the dragon enemies of Skyrim are already impressive enough. Yet, the Diverse Dragons Collection mod by opusGlass expands the universe even more by introducing a whole ton of new dragon types you can encounter in the open world. They all come with unique models and textures, and can help to spice up subsequent playthroughs.
Relationship Dialogue Overhaul
Let’s be real. The relationships you can forge in Skyrim are kinda lackluster at best. The Relationship Dialogue Overhaul mod by cloudedtruth solves that problem, or at the very least alleviates it by introducing tons of new voiced lines to expand the kinds of conversations you can have with the NPCs in-game. NPCs will have much more to say to you in-game, and they’ll feel more like people, and less like robots.
Divine Cities – Premier City Overhaul
The towns and settlements of vanilla Skyrim look pretty damn good, but no one’s gonna say no to them looking even more impressive, right? That’s what the Divine Cities mod by Vexona aims to do. This mod is seriously impressive in that there’s so much more detail to admire in the major towns, along with overhauled flora and fauna, new pet companions to discover, and just more life overall.
Enhanced Nights
It sounds simple, but once you have it installed, you’ll never go back. The Enhanced Nights mod by Katarn343 makes the night skies of Skyrim look even more beautiful. Stars are brighter, the aurora borealis looks even more romantic than usual, and the best part is that it works well with most other night mods you might already have installed.
Sacrosanct – Vampires of Skyrim
If you’ve always felt like the vampiric features of Skyrim have been kinda disappointing, then Sacrosanct by EnaiSiaion is definitely the mod to get. This mod allows vampires access to a whole host of new abilities and progression mechanics, including being able to expend blood to resurrect themselves and using spoken commands to force others to do their bidding.
Let’s Ride Durnehviir
Durnehviir is arguably one of the coolest dragons in Skyrim. Not only is he an undead dragon, he’s a necromancer. How metal is that? You even get a dragon shout to summon him in battle, but what if you could do more than that?
With the Let’s Ride Durnehviir mod by john255, you gain the ability to do exactly what the mod says: you get to ride Durnehviir! Right after he teaches you the last part of the Soul Tear shout, you’ll learn the shout. If by chance you already did that, don’t worry—the shout is automatically added.
Disable Combat Boundary
Skyrim is, in many ways, drastically different from Oblivion. One of the smallest changes that most never notice is that enemies won’t follow you through boundaries, like cave openings and doors. Anything that requires Skyrim to load in a new cell, enemies can’t pass through. The Disable Combat Boundary mod by Mephy-kuns removes that restriction entirely so you can’t abuse that system!
Blackthorn, A Buildable Town in the Rift
The Hearthfire DLC was a step in the right direction for players to construct their own homes, but it always felt like it only scratched the surface. The Blackthorn mod by LD50365 made me realize what was missing: an entire town to build. Blackthorn is yours to customize, from weapon racks to merchants; in fact, the available options are more to the tune of over 400.
Immersive Patrols
Soon after your journey begins in Skyrim, you hear this talk of civil war between the Stormcloaks and Imperial Legion, but it never really feels like one. Immersive Patrols by Mandoo6435 aims to make Skyrim feel like there’s a war going on by adding roving packs of Stormcloaks, Thalmor, Imperials, and Dawnguard, among others.
It isn’t just window dressing, though. These groups will interact with one and an all-out fight can break out. If you end up choosing to side, say, with the Imperial, Stormcloaks will even attack you! Ultimately, Skyrim feels much more lively with this mod, and I’m all for it.
Common Clothes and Armors
Why does everyone look like they shop at the same three merchants in Skyrim? Pick any NPC from a crowd and they’ll either be dressed as a dirty farmer, in full armor, or they came straight from the Cloud District.
The Common Clothes and Armors mod by Modder725 adds far more variety for you to wear, as well as NPCs. You can even craft some! My personal favorites are the “salvaged” armor sets, which only include portions of the armor, but with leather or chain to fill out the rest. It gives your Dragonborn a real adventurer’s look.
True Storms Special Edition
I love atmosphere just as much as I love immersion, and the True Storms mod by fadingsignal is thick with atmosphere. While the weather in vanilla Skyrim is good, I wouldn’t mind a little more. This mod adds more variance to the weather, yet still retains that vanilla experience. The storms outside hit a lot differently when you can hear it from inside your home. And don’t get me started on the heavy dust storms on Solstheim!
Even Better Quest Objectives
How often have you caught yourself wandering about Skyrim because of a bad quest objective? You can’t exactly rely on your journal, either. Hey, it happens to all of us, and it’d be nice to get some directions.
The Even Better Quest Objectives by WilliamImm affects over 200 quests and their quest markers, making it a lot easier to figure out where you’re headed. With that said, some of the quests related to riddles are left as is as that would defeat the purpose of the riddle.
DIRGE, the Roleplaying Overhaul
You’ve been to High Hrothgar dozens of times, clocked in hundreds of hours in Skyrim, and now it’s time for a change. If you want to keep most of the aesthetic of Skyrim, but drastically change the game, the DIRGE mod by Mahin1 is for you.
DIRGE massively overhauls Skyrim to the point that it feels like an entirely new game. For example, combat feels deadlier. Enemies aren’t just harder to kill but are far more intelligent. Skills and perks were rebalanced and improved, and even Standing Stones have returned to their rightful place as Birthsigns, which provide their own bonuses.
Those are the best Skyrim Xbox mods you can currently get. For more on all things Skyrim and mods, check out our guides on the best Skyrim PC mods, 10 things you (probably) didn’t know about Skyrim, and our trivia quiz aimed at only the most knowledgeable fans.
Published: Feb 9, 2025 12:03 PM UTC