The Bonds of Matrimony: Find someone in Skyrim to marry.

Well, Dravynea and the promise of more mead.' Roggi will occasionally mention Dravynea, claiming that she keeps the mine running: 'Working our mine is dangerous work, but Dravynea keeps it going. She wields an iron dagger and carries a selection of common loot and gold. At 11pm, she leaves the mine to wander around for three more hours until she heads to her bed inside the inn at 2am.ĭravynea wears blue mage robes and a pair of boots. She will spend three hours working inside the mine, this time mining the ore inside the mine. After her meal, she will wander about until 8pm, when she heads back to the mine. At 5pm, she finds a seat inside the inn to take a one-hour dinner. After five hours of being inside the mine, she leaves at 3pm to resume her routine of wandering around the Braidwood Inn and the campsite area outside the mine. At 10am, she heads inside the mine where she will spend her time wandering through the tunnels of the mine, making sure that none of them are ready to collapse. She will then wander about for the next four hours, dividing her time between relaxing inside the inn or wandering about the campsite area set up outside the mine. She wakes up at 6am and takes a one-hour breakfast inside the Braidwood Inn.

She is the expert trainer in Alteration.ĭravynea dedicates much of her day to working inside the mine. She is responsible for maintaining a low temperature in Steamscorch Mine so that the workers are able to continue mining.Īfter raising her disposition, she becomes a potential candidate for marriage. I'm only just trying to raise a little awareness, I'm not trying to rattle anyone's cage.Dravynea the Stoneweaver is a Dark Elf elemental mage living in Kynesgrove. The only reason why I say all this waffle is because you are asking for a command for 'this' and a command for 'that' etc, which tells me that your chances are high of barfing your game up. Such programming by completely inexperienced customers was not intented, especially heavy use of them.you're asking for trouble unless you know what you're doing. Their beneficial purposes during gameplay are rather inconsequential, as I'm quite sure the devs tried to make it so that the game was as less problematic as humanly possible. You will also notice how they may and do conflict with the other papyrus scripting you might be working with too, if you are doing such programming. NOTE: If you are modding your game making an NPC, dungeon or exterior cell mapping, you will notice the invaluable benefits of Console Commands to test your mod.

Or: 'I need to now test the set-up of the forge and it's smithing command: give me a load of stuff I need', etc. They were designed for fast testing and convenience during design, development and testing of the game.Įg: Dev: 'I need to be up there on that part of the mountain to test those steps I just laid and seeing as I can I can then up to the mountain top'. Perhaps a few were added during testing to overcome certain 'stuck' issues. Most ''fixes'' are by accident, serendipity. Wherever there is a normal solution rather than console commands, use it.Ĭonsole commands weren't designed as ''fixes''. They can ''fix'' a certain situation but they NEVER ''fix'' the scripting of the game, they can bypass and conflict with it. Then you have absolutely no idea why.Īll I'm saying is just be careful with console commands depending on what you're doing at the time. You have to be careful if you're on a mission at the time, commands can and do interfere with the scripting of the questline and you'll make yourself a nice glitch that will bite you in the ass when you're trying to complete the quest and it doesn't work. Console commands, depending on the scripting that is being loaded and executed in the game can act in a counter-beneficial way to your game. You need your follower to appear? Just fast travel to the nearest place and your follower will appear, do it again if not, if you have a follower with you, then your follower WILL appear.

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