The vast world of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim has a lot to offer. Among the many secrets of the RPG, there are also some Easter Eggs. We have summarized 9 references to other video games in a series of images.
Which Easter Eggs are hidden in Skyrim?
Unraveling the mysteries of Skyrim can take a long time. The makers of Bethesda didn't skimp on the hidden Easter Eggs either.
And Skyrim is also the founder of legendary memes that were later used as Easter Eggs in other games. Like the NPC guards, for example, who greet you with the phrase: "I used to be an adventurer too. But then I got an arrow in the knee.”
In the following photo gallery you will find nine allusions from films, games, and Co. that you should not miss in the RPG:
Easter Eggs in The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim
The world of Skyrim is big, beautiful, and full of hidden references! In this series of pictures, we have put together the most exciting Easter Eggs that are hidden in Bethesda's role-playing game. Have fun!
The Legend of Zelda
you see the link As dead as a digital character can get.
Starwars
A skeleton hanging upside down from the ceiling can be found in Bleakshore Cavern in the Hold of Winterhold, with an enchanted volcanic glass sword underneath. This is a reference to the wampa cave scene from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
Lord of the Rings
Whiterun is apparently inspired by the city of Edoras - known from The Lord of the Rings.
Minecraft
You can find this pickaxe on the highest mountain called Hals in the world. German players will not discover the allusion to the Minecraft creator "Notch",.
Alice in Wonderland
In Skyrim, you can discover this social gathering that alludes to Alice in Wonderland.
King Arthur
You can find references to the Arthurian legend in Skyrim. About this steel sword that reminds of Excalibur.
The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion
Not only is this guy easy to read, he's also a character from Oblivion. In the Skyrim predecessor, the spectral assassin was known as Lucien Lachance as a spokesman for the Dark Brotherhood during his lifetime.
Monthy Python
In fights, your opponent may yell "Oh, that's just a flesh wound!" says. This is probably a reference to Monty Python's "Knights of the Coconut".
Headless Horsemen
A headless horseman leads you to hidden treasures. In German folk tales, the undead revenant makes for less joyful encounters. His appearance means imminent death.
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