Then, J'rahzir has agreed to such a challenge. He shall return shortly. *three game days later, J'rahzir returns, smoldering* So... J'rahzir found graqes. He shall avoid graqes from now on and find a fine strawberry for the Bosmer. Later... *coughs smoke*

Serethil is sorry that J'rhazir's fur has been a bit singed. This Bosmer will certainly be happy to taste a "strawberry" when J'rhazir procures same. J'rhazir may look for Serethil near Darkwater Pass.... she has a nice home where the view of the waterfall is spectacular.

Hrm... Suddenly the burns upon J'rahzir feel moot. Khajiit finds the Nord lands to be cold, but... J'rahzir feels much warmth within your presence. The Bosmer seems to be a most generous host and for this, Khajiit is grateful.

((I do it all the time, nobody got on my case yet. Well... not anyone who has power.))

Ah, now the Bosmer spoils the Khajiit. J'rahzir feels that if this Bosmer were any other Mer, then it would be a trap. Though, J'rahzir must ask about more different reagents. He finds himself stumbling in this Nord land often. Perhaps the Bosmer will tell J'rahzir, yes?

I'll third the 2nd Potema quest.

I had to use like 25 health potions for the boss portion of that quest (thanks mostly to the fact that Potema's lightning kept draining all my magicka so I couldn't use heal spells). And I got disarmed like 5 times or more, having to restart the battle twice because I couldn't find my disarmed weapon. Actually, I lost my weapon in my final attempt as well, but I'd gotten so annoyed by the battle that I just said "Forget it, I'll live without it" and went on. Thankfully it was just some generic weapon and not anything special.

I can't imagine doing that quest as a mage. It was bad enough being without magicka for healing on my melee character, but not being able to attack at all due to constant magicka drain would be downright deadly.

Can't really say I've had a hard quest, just moments in quests which were difficult at first because I didn't pace myself or use sense. Like during the MQ when you go to Skuldafen, the 2 dragons greeting me+various draugr overwhelmed me. I couldn't fathom how I was supposed to beat that combination, when I could barely (at the time) beat one dragon. I got around it though by learning to draw enemies out bit by bit and goad some while others ignored me.

The dragon priest near the portal to Sovngarde was my first encounter with those draugr type as well and yeah, that svcked until I realized I had to go for full offensive power and just relentlessly slash away to win.

I actually found Skuldafn rather simple, but I also completed the MQ rather late.

I may want to ask for an advice tho. When you kill a priest-mask boss, then what do you mean by "slashing away"? I'm an archer, so the only way I can beat one of them, is to find shelter and then fire away. Those lighting bolts etc. are just TOO damn hurtful, aren't they?

The Boy Who Cried Wolf... or whatever the second quest is you do for Solitude. Draugr of all levels everywhere plus Potima the shocking ghost. If you do it with a follower it's not so bad but doing it solo is hairy.

Skuldafen deserves honorable mention but as already stated, if you know how to draw out the enemy one by one or even in pairs, it makes the thing a lot easier. The ending to that quest before Sovengarde was tough too, until I realized that one decent invisibility potion solved all problems. You can't do that with the 'Wolf quest. You have to fight the horde and then Potima.