Skyrim Mod Lets Players Unleash Their Inner Scholar

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The world of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is simply teeming with content. As one of the most beloved open-world games in the current climate, millions of players have spent the last 11 years fighting dragons, taking on bandits, questing, and just generally exploring this section of the much larger Tamriel realm that the series takes place in. However, it's not always about action and sword fights. Sometimes players want to really make a difference in the world, especially for those interested in more scholarly pursuits.

As spotted by PCGamesN, a user known as Zamio1 has created such a mod for Skyrim, which allows players to contribute research and write academic books. Called «Scholarship of Skyrim,» the Dragonborn can cease going on wild adventures for a bit and work with some of the game's notable scholars, including Paarthurnax, to improve their overall research and writing skills. Doing so does apparently yield better fighting prowess, depending on what the player decides to study.

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Among other things, it's possible to conduct research on The Elder Scrolls' Dwemer race, who, according to the lore, disappeared but left behind their technology. Players can also decide to write a thesis on the Falmer or the Ancient Nords. As the writing and scholarship levels increase, it means the Dragonborn can produce better books. According to the mod description, the location can also make a difference. For example, being in the Arcanaeum, which is the library in the College of Winterhhold, will give players access to a plenty of books. However, it seems as though conducting field research is just as important.

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