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Skyrim fan discovers unusual alternate ending for pacifists

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Published 12:45 22 Nov 2024 GMT

Skyrim fan discovers unusual alternate ending for pacifists

Living peacefully in Skyrim for another day

Emma Flint

Emma Flint

Being a pacifist isn’t easy when playing Skyrim.

There’s just so many NPCs in this Elder Scrolls tale that are out for blood.

As if that didn’t already complicate matters, there’s also quests that are designed to force you into making a difficult choice.

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Often, said choice ends in death, and hopefully not yours.

One quest that’s proven a tricky one to outsmart is ‘A Night to Remember’.

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We won’t go over too many of the plot points because we assume you know them already, however, for those who might not be well versed in its lore, here’s a brief overview.

Over the course of this side quest, you’ll find yourself confronted by a jealous Hagraven.

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Unfortunately, it’s difficult to avoid having to kill the Hagraven in order for the quest to continue as normal and thus free the Dragonborn from their grip.

Note how we didn’t say impossible.

Turns out, if you play your cards right, you can avoid the deadly confrontation.

Skyrim player AutomatedMiner shared this information on Reddit in the hopes it’ll help others to play a pacifist playthrough.

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“As part of this quest, you must kill the Hagraven to continue (in the normal progression). Perhaps, like me, you object to this, in which case this guide will prove helpful,’ the OP begins.

“This happens after interacting with Ysolda, in Whiterun - however, upon passing a speech check (I had level 80 speech, not sure of the exact value needed), Ysolda will reveal the ceremony is in Morvunskar, allowing this to be skipped.”

But wait, there’s more to this guide.

The OP added, “If you do this, travelling to Witchmist Grove (where the Hagraven lives) will uncover the still living, non-hostile Hagraven Moira! May this information prove useful in your journey.”

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This isn’t totally new information for some Bethesda gamers, however, most have stumbled upon this solution by accident.

User Attila260 revealed, “I did this the first time while playing the quest and was so confused when I stumbled upon a named, passive Hagraven by accident several real days later lol.”

You can choose to act in haste and violence if you want, but there’s another way.


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Featured Image Credit: Bethesda Softworks

Topics: Skyrim, The Elder Scrolls, Bethesda, PC, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox

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