Skyrim has bosses?

Dark souls also has pretty top notch bosses.


Ofc . TES has different qualities.

Ulfric Stormcloak. It's feels good putting delusional regicides in their place.

Is Ebony Warrior really that good? I can't wait to fight him, considering I've never fought him before.

He's a little random, not much back-story, but he's a huge (literally) bad@ss who is skilled at pretty much everything.

The real "BOSS battles"

1) The Frost Troll on the 7.000 steps

He may have the highest kill count.

2) The 3 Dremora mages within the black star.

..... fire fire fire.... ded

3) Sigdis Gauldurson

FUS, FUS, FUS, .... RO, RO, RO,... DAHHHHHHHHH

Enjoy your ride in the pinball machine.

4) random (ninja)Giant out of nowhere

SPAAAAAAACE

5) Pinkie Pie

stupid mod.... but seriously the hardest battle I know... just try the mod even if you dislike the little pony (beat her up ..... if you can)

Area Fus Ro Dah, cloning herself up to 20x, fire explosion (HIGH dmg + knockback)...... just plain overkill (after this Ebony warrior feels like a joke)

6) The urge not to kill..... (try to be a good person )

Nazeem, Heimskr......

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Ok fun aside

1) Ebony warrior (10% chance to reflect my melee strike ...... FUUUUU)

2) Karstaag (hardest)

3) Vyrthur (good show 10/10)

Burning spriggans are bloody tough in Solstheim, especially with difficulty level set to master!
Saying that even bandits are tough on that setting. Does any one genuinely play master and enjoy it? Gotta be honest I can't hack the pace so adept is ample for me right now!!

I started my current level 42 character on Master and haven't changed it once. I like it. It can get a bit frustrating at times, like when powerful mages come through, throwing tons of fireballs my way... but I prefer it to casually walking through the game with little difficulty. It's still tough at my current level, but early on in the game is when it was really tough for me. Surprisingly, Solstheim wasn't as tough on me as I expected it would be, though.

I don't usually tinker with difficulty settings, but I've tried them all on skyrim an I get your point of casual play, makes it a pointless game. I tend to up it against big bosses, but do you know if you would score more increase perks as in defeating a dragon on master do you gain more as to slaying one on amateur? Could be a way off rapid perks?

Two of the greatest fights in this game:

Shearpoint
Level: <5
Enemies: Dragon, Krosis
Reward: Throw Voice shout, Krosis mask, leveled loot

If you're new to doing this "quest", best bring lots of potions, because you're going to need them. Once you defeat the dragon, Krosis loves to come out and play. Yep, a Dragon Priest before Level 5. Go get him, tiger.

Tip: use the environment.

Lost Valkygge
Level: <5
Enemies: Draugr Deathlord
Reward: Ebony Bow w/ebony arrows (varies)

This is, without a doubt, the most challenging fight in the entire game. Eat it, Ebony Warrior. You've got nothing on this fight. If you can manage to win this battle, you'll walk away with a Level 30 weapon.

You best come with a crap ton of arrows, because you're going to need them. Head to Dragonsreach at 8am and start hoarding steel arrows. Don't even think about coming in with your blades or magic, landfill. This Draugr means business and getting too close is guaranteed a death.

This is literally a fight to the death. One shot from this Draugr's perfect aim and you're guaranteed dead. There is no forgiveness if you screw up.

To put this in perspective: my last fight took 2:36, that's two hours and thirty-six minutes (and that's not counting the number of retries!)

Good luck. You're going to need it.

I consider this the best challenge in the game simply because it's literally cutthroat. You don't get the luxury of taking more than one hit and this thing does come after you, randomly, making it a challenge to avoid him as well as his lethal shot.

I've become accustomed to doing this in my games because of the sheer amount of joy it gives me to fight what is truly a "Boss".

By the way: don't think that Ebony bow is going to make a difference in your game early. You'll be surprised how much of its damage relies solely on your Archery skill.

^^Yeah I forgot about Shearpoint. I remember trying to fight him around level 5. I took care of the dragon but ran away from Krosis....LOL

I went back around level 30 and he was still there waiting for me.