Most who have played Skyrim a decent amount of time have been there, you start the game, make a character, almost get your head chopped off before you run through the tutorial, go to Rriverwood, loot the blacksmith’s home, go to the trader and get the golden claw quest, run through bleak falls barrow, run to Whiterun to talk to the… ‘Hey isn’t that a smithing station right next to the town gate?’ and before you know it you’re making boatloads of Iron Daggers to level your smithing up to level 100 so you can make that dank Dragonbone Armor and many of us do actually succeed, we get to that fabled level 100 and make that Dragonbone Armor, then we turn off our games satisfied, go to sleep knowing that the next day we can go to Skyrim and finally play the game instead of craft grinding, but then tomorrow never comes, and you think ‘Oh well, at least my character is ready to go now, I’ll just load my save next time I wanna play’ then 4 months later ‘Old save? Hmm… nah I wanna make a new sweet lookin character!’ and the cycle repeats itself once more.įor me it happened so damn many times that at one point I decided ‘SMITHING!’ and I finally talked to that damn Jarl, played some of that game, but I couldn’t keep my eyes off that forge in Whiterun for very long, it continuously taunted me to make something with it.Īnd so, I decided to see if there wasn’t some way to level that Smithing skill a bit quicker, and this time without any massive grinding.

Weapon Enchantments and where to get them.

Apparel Enchantments and where to get them.

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