Hack off limbs, Fallout style.

Could be a future DLC or Expansion angle in the making we're not aware of.

Who's to say the Knights of the Nine ever disbanded? Trust me look up my thread up it explains how both the thalmor and Knights of the Nine can be connected perfectly.

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1333102-skyrim-dlc-theory-and-suggestions/page__fromsearch__1 heres a link

Thanks Sirotnak. Will read your thought provoking entreatise on The Knights Of The Nine and the Thalmor when sleep is not clouding my thoughts. Til then good night and pleasant journey.

advlt sixual Intercourse / Nudity.

Werebears and new areas. Anything else is just a bonus to me.

We got and hoping with much appreciation of what has come before will be getting this kind of stuff in mods. It would be too much hassle with negative publicity to do this on a commercial level. Nudity would be nice like in Tes 2 Daggerfall but again it would be alot of hassle.

I wouldn't mind having houses available in the smaller towns, like Riverwood, Falkreath, Rorikstead, Morthal, and Ivarstead. Wouldn't even have to be anything fancy, just small houses with some storage containers. I love the look and location of Riverwood, but I usually only visit there to buy and sell stuff on my way to somewhere else.

dude that would be sick!

I would hope to see in future dlc the ability to shove my boot so far up the Thalmors arses that it will break thier jaws.

Barber Shop... I don't care if it was a couple bucks and came by itself, I'd still buy it.

New to this forum, and late to this thread, but I registered because the thing I want more than anything else, is a house that is tailored to storing items. More specifically, I want an armory. I'm into collecting all kinds of weapons and armor, and I want a big long hallway with mannequins on both sides - think Bruce Wayne in the first early 90's Batman movie where he has the hallway with all the suits of armor. At least 20 to 30 mannequins. Enough to display far more weapons than before. I know this might be a lot to load up, but it's what I'd love. Maybe that leads to a room with lots of racks for weapon display... a full forge, and some training dummies.

Basically, lots of display options... glass display cases, cabinets, more ornate chests. Make it cost $250,000 gold... doesn't matter. If you play Skyrim a lot and sell what you find, saving money and collecting weapons and armor is easy, it'd be great to be able to see that stuff in some way that's more than list form in a wooden box. Maybe I should have bought it for PC, but I'm a few hundred hours into the 360 version.

So there's my 2 cents.

Spears.

Also, I'd like all the guilds to be more challenging (i.e. takes longer to become leader) and have more guild-leader themed content - sending your minions off to get things etc...

a summerset xpac would be bomb. you could destroy the thalmor and go hang out with the psijics

A lengthy, in depth magic storyline. The College of Winterhold was pretty pathetic. Don't get me wrong I did enjoy the ending of the storyline, but the start was just lame, you're thrown into the ending way to hastily.

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A town similar to Big Town from Fallout 3, please! Maybe their people are being kidnapped by vampires while they're trying to defend themselves from bandits. As a mage you could teach their healer some healing spells or alchemy, and/or teach their trainee mage some destruction or conjuration. As a warrior you could teach their "guy with a sword" some warrior skills, taking your pick from what you're good at, you could teach their "blacksmith" how to actually smith. As a stealthy archer you could teach their lookout some archery or how to stay hidden (sneak). Even if your speech is high you could teach their "guy in charge" how to negotiate with bandits and/or merchants. Every skill will somehow benefit this small settlement, if your skill is above 50 you're able to pass on your knowledge to one of the locals.

They'll even take supplies, their healer will take potions and ingredients, their cook will take food, their mage soul gems and spell tomes. The smith will take weapons, armour and ingots, their lookout will take arrows. However they will not give you anything for your help, as they don't have anything themselves. Over time, depending on who you help, they'll get better, for example helping the blacksmith by training him and providing him with so many ingots and weapons will improve all their equipment. Helping their healer will allow their injured (like you see in camps around Skyrim) to get better. Helping their mage will give them enchantments. Eventually they will start to repay you in some way, their blacksmith would sell you equipment for low prices, their healer will cure your diseases, even their leader will provide you with a steady supply of gold as a thank you for investing in the settlement.

The inhabitants could be as follows...

"Guy in charge" - Redguard, male
Lookout - Wood Elf, female
Scout - Khajiit, female
"Blacksmith" - Orc, male
"Guy with sword" - Nord, male
Healer - Dark Elf, female
"Mage" - Breton, male
Cook - Breton, female
Injured guy - Nord
Injured guy 2 - Argonian
Injured gal - Nord

I like to see high level content.