Particularly helpful, linking players to the UESP wiki gives the maps and pictures of trainer locations on our Skill articles. I'll only cover what you should know to be successful. But, UESP has all the facts when you need it. A wiki is a different format than one of my strategy guides, and some prefer to figure out the details for themselves. I am grateful for their existence, as there are many little details about the game, lists and npc pages, that I'd never want to cover. Throughout the guide, I link to The Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages, a long-standing Skyrim Wiki with deep, encyclopedic info on the game.

While I will never cover everything, I hope to provide more guides on miscellaneous topics as time goes on. Now the guide's production is open-ended. Skyrim is a vast game, and with skills covered I'm glad to say that I finished what I set out to do. While the guide was originally intended to cover Skyrim's skills alone, it has since grown to include a number of other gameplay articles that may be helpful to new players. We have guides to all eighteen of Skyrim's skills, which feature lists of spells, perks, master/expert trainer locations, crafting recipes, alchemy ingredients and all sorts of helpful information for a player adventuring in Skyrim. This Guide to Skyrim was developed over the course of a year by myself with help from a friend, Leto Kersten. A big thank you to them for making the images on this site even prettier! Carl's Skyrim Guide Skyrim is beautiful as-is, but with mods from the talented people contributing to Steam's Skyrim Workshop it can look even better than this.

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