This will save time and resources, but make gameplay a bit more difficult. Having said that, a similar follower can also be effective, as you can allow them to use your equipment as you upgrade to better variants. Whereas if you’re a warrior, loving being in the thick of a fight, a strong-ranged follower is a good option. So if you’re an archer, or spellcaster, you’ll want a follower who can front-line for you, diverting attention while you deal damage from range. You’re best choosing one that compliments your weaknesses. You can even marry some followers, which will grant the Lover’s Comfort buff upon sleeping next to them, increasing skill gain rate by 35%. They can be made to carry items for you, outfitted with different weapons/armor (depending on the follower), and unlock various conversation options. What are followers?įollowers are NPC characters, who follow you on your adventures and assist in combat. They all have different stats, different preferences for equipment, and different ways of acquiring. With over 70 followers available in Skyrim, finding the right one for you can be tough. (You can also use the coc console command to get out of the testing area.Every Skyrim player needs a loyal follower by their side, it’s one of the many features that adds to the fun gameplay and immersion of the Elder Scrolls world. You can go there using the coc qasmoke console command. I prefer doing it in the testing area myself, where no NPC ever goes to. It is best to spawn clones of the person you want to murder in a secluded area where no one else will see you and the clones (to avoid bounties and other NPCs ganging up on you upon witnessing you murdering someone). All spouses are lovers, that's why I'm sure that their clone's deaths will power up the Ebony Blade. To know an NPC's disposition towards you, use the getrelationshiprank player (while NPC is targeted) or player.getrelationshiprank console commands. This should work even with non-spouse, killable (non- essential) NPCs, as long as they are a friend, confidant or lover. Each time you enter the aceatme console command, you spawn one copy of the NPC whose object/base ID you have targeted. I murder* multiple clones of my spouse (through the aceatme console command) to power up the Ebony Blade. Here's what I do to power it up, without getting any of the regular named NPCs killed: Any NPC with a relationship value of 1, 2, or 4
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