Question 1

True or false: M'aiq the Liar appears in every main Elder Scrolls game since Morrowind.

Accepted Answer

False. M'aiq debuted in Morrowind, but he is absent from The Elder Scrolls Online (though a similar character exists).

Question 2

True or false: Daedric Princes can be permanently killed by mortals in the lore.

Accepted Answer

False. Daedric Princes are immortal et'Ada; they can be banished or weakened but never permanently killed by mortals.

Question 3

True or false: A character can become a vampire and a werewolf at the same time in Skyrim.

Accepted Answer

True. Through a specific glitch in Skyrim, players can contract vampirism while being a werewolf, stacking both abilities.

Question 4

True or false: You can become the Divine Crusader in every main Elder Scrolls game.

Accepted Answer

False. The Divine Crusader questline is exclusive to The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion’s Knights of the Nine DLC.

Question 5

True or false: The Dwemer are theorized to have vanished into the Dreamsleeve during the Battle of Red Mountain.

Accepted Answer

True. Popular lore theory suggests the Dwemer used the Numidium to zero-sum into the Dreamsleeve, though it's unconfirmed.

Question 6

True or false: The Khajiit race is believed to have originated from the same ancestral stock as the Bosmer.

Accepted Answer

True. Both Khajiit and Bosmer claim descent from the Ehlnofey, with their forms shaped by Azurah and Y'ffre respectively.

Question 7

True or false: The Thu'um was originally a mortal language created by the Nords for warfare.

Accepted Answer

False. The Thu'um is a gift from the dragons, taught to mortals by Paarthurnax; Nords adapted it, not created it.

Question 8

True or false: The first Elder Scrolls game was an arena-style gladiator combat simulator.

Accepted Answer

True. The Elder Scrolls: Arena was originally conceived as a gladiator game; the RPG elements were added later, making it a hybrid.

The Elder Scrolls Trivia Questions