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Crimson Crusher Horror. Blurry Lens. User Info: FredCat Yes, they made it base on that weapon type. What wrong with not copying the physical form of reality weapons? American Sign Language is my primary language. Insult, berated and taunted other lowed your renowned civilian statue from into the bad people.
User Info: Veezara. Something I was wondering about, I don't have the Dragon Armor perk for any of the characters I currently play as but I've seen two different versions pics of Dragonbone warhammers.
One it looks like one bone forming a club, the other, the head of the hammer looks like it is make of several dragon teeth. Which version is the right one? Veezara posted Quote: Something I was wondering about, I don't have the Dragon Armor perk for any of the characters I currently play as but I've seen two different versions pics of Dragonbone warhammers.
Veezara The club looking one is the right one. Where did you see the other pic? User Info: Sithis FredCat07 posted Leaning towards badass. I honestly think Bethesda got a little lazy with all the dragon bone weapons. When the Dragonborn hits a troll with Troll's Bane equipped, it deals fire damage to the monstrous enemy.
There aren't any other weapons in Skyrim that deal extra damage towards trolls, so Troll's Bane is a must-have for two-handed weapon users and enemies of trolls alike. Stalhrim is a unique type of ore that was added into the game with the Dragonborn DLC, and it is incredibly rare but also potent. Weapons created using Stalhrim are much more powerful than weapons forged from other types of ore and steel.
The Stalhrim Warhammer doesn't come equipped with any special effects; however, it deals 26 base damage which is higher than every other Warhammer with the exception of the Daedric Warhammer and the Dragonbone Warhammer. The Daedric Warhammer is a step above the Stalhrim Warhammer because it deals 27 base damage. Although the Daedric Warhammer is incredibly powerful and has an interesting design, it isn't the strongest unenchanted Warhammer in Skyrim. Daedric warhammers can also occasionally be obtained as dungeon loot while adventuring at high levels, however, it is very rare.
This weapon deals 28 base damage and is forged using dragon bones, one of the strongest materials in the entire game. Even though it doesn't have an enchantment equipped when it is crafted, the Dragonbone Warhammer can be enchanted with any enchantment that the Dragonborn desires.
It is also arguable that the Dragonbone Warhammer is one of the best-looking weapons in Skyrim. Some weapons have an enchantment that deals extra elemental damage towards enemies; however, the Champion's Cudgel has a fifty percent chance of dealing fire, frost, and shock damage to an enemy all at once.
This weapon has the appearance of a special Imperial crafted Warhammer, and players won't find anything like it in the base game or in either of the expansion packs. The regular Dawnguard Warhammer is powerful; however, the Dawnguard Rune Hammer is a much better weapon for the long term.
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