It’s doubtful that there’s an iron dagger XP glitch to be exploited this time, though.

Players can opt to be either Nord, Dunmer, Imperial, Altmer, Khajiit, or Orsimer, have weapons, armour and magic at their disposal, and can even upgrade and enchant gear. Each chapter, if you don’t get side-tracked (so it’s just like the OG Skyrim, it seems) will take between 90 and 120 minutes and will see players “…ake up arms against dragons, Daedra, trolls, and many more wretched creatures to help the common folk sleep a little easier at night as you battle for glory.” Players can expect two branching campaigns, which each take place over three chapters. This time around, players play as one of Tamriel’s Blades (which, if you remember the game’s main campaign, makes a bunch of sense). Perhaps there’s a reason Bethesda keeps on re-releasing this game. How successful? Well, Modiphius Entertainment was looking for £100,000 to get the game off the ground - the company achieved this target in less than 30 minutes and is now sitting on £465,000 with a solid month of backing time to go.

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