Skyrim is filled with interesting characters, but some transcend being simply fun to encounter and become iconic.

For me, it's the dumber the Skyrim mod, the better. That's not to say silly changes can't completely overhaul the Bethesda RPG game and make it feel fresh - I love seeing what the community does to ...

Perusing the Nexus mod page for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim is like going down a rabbit hole. Thousands of mods added over the course of ten years are available to make Skyrim an even better game than ...

If you've always wanted the NPCs of Skyrim to be smarter, one of the best modders in the community is back with exactly what you asked for. While it's often all too easy to snipe NPCs with a bow or ...

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Researchers at Portugal's Universidade de Lisboa and North Carolina State University have developed a tool and a mod that makes NPC interactions in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim a little more like those ...

Computer science researchers at North Carolina State University and Universidade de Lisboa have developed a tool for use with the game Skyrim that can be used to create nonplayer characters (NPCs) ...

For those that don’t know: Nazeem is an NPC in Skyrim or, more specifically, a Redguard citizen and the co-owner of Chillfurrow Farm in Whiterun, where he can be found being condescending towards the ...

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Skyrim remains a comfort game for me over a decade since I first played it, and I still find new ways to enjoy it to this day. My idea for this column came from recalling the freeing feeling I got ...