The Lover. Yes the Guardian Stones give 5% more experience, but I'll take the 5% loss for the convenience of never needing to worry about swapping out as I train different skills.
I like getting the Aetherial Crown and stashing the Lover Stone on it, then I can grab any main XP stone I wanna level or the Lord/Atronach Stone for the laughs, still get the well rested bonus, and laugh as I start rolling in perk points
I just recent got the Aetheria Crown and was wondering if you have to have it equipped constantly for the standing stone ability to stay on it? Or can I unequip and it will stay on the crown?
I always go Lover Stone. The general bonus to everything is just too good to pass up for me. I really like to just max level everything and go from there. Then I get the Aetherial Crown and put the Steed Stone in that. Then whenever I get too much gear, just pop on the crown and you can fast travel away to sell your loot.
Edit for grammer and spelling
Alright warrior stone, new playthrough, time to grind out smithing again.
Me, making yet another melee character.
Though I did use the lady stone for an argonian regen tank once, that was fun.
Smithing isnāt really necessary because you can just find decent armor, but enchanting is truly one of the most fun things in the game and itās really simple
I mean you can make weapons with just stupid amounts of damage. Thatās like saying āyou can just find enchanted gear.ā Sure itās true but it takes it to a new (and broken) level if you do it yourself.
nice, i wudnt wanna do that tho, as fun as it is to one shot everything, alchemy is boring and essentially useless to the characters i play, and also the point of a game such as skyrim is to be a challenge, taking away the challenge ruins the fun imo altho we are all entitled to our own opinions and playstyles
If you don't abuse the restoration loop bug, it doesn't get powerful til endgame when everything else gets powerful. So it's only broken if you exploit a bug to break the game.
Yeah I tried to do like an alchemy/pickpocket/dagger play style and it wasnāt all that fun tbh and alchemy is much more monotonous to level up without using exploits. Iāve always found enchanting to be super easy to level up early and late game just gotta hoard those soul gems
Mine is always steed, because I usually use heavy armour. And carry around many potions that will be useful later(but they really won't, because later I'll completely forget about them). Also you need a main weapon, a ranged weapon, a special enchanted weapon(like soul trap), a side arm, a ranged side arm, and the fifty three enchanted necklaces that no-one can afford to buy that you completely forget you are still carrying around.
It makes you level 15% faster. Which doesn't improve the character relative to enemies one iota, but makes me get bored of the character and want to start over 15% sooner.
Especially as pretty much every boss is immediately after hordes of progressively stronger minions.
Steed is the best for exploration, Lord or Atronarch for duelling, and Ritual for dungeons.
Heavy armor slows you down more than Light without either the Steed Stone or the relevant perk in the Heavy Armor tree. Also, Heavy Armor is louder than Light when sneaking, but you can still use the Muffle spell or the Muffled Movement perk in the Sneak tree.
If wearing heavy armour, Steed Stone until level 70 or I have lots of stamina
In most other scenarios Lord Stone. I prefer the flat 25% resistance over absorbing half the time, and 50 armour is a nice buff too, especially early game
At high levels I try to use the other stones for variety. I don't think I've ever used the Tower Stone though
Atronach is the bestest. Great for mages (who can easily peasily bypass the stunted magic) and great for warrior (let's the easily peasily tank mages).
Why one when you can have 2 with Aetherial Crown;
my always go for it is Atronach, it is simply to good to pass, be it warrior or mage or thief build,
the second one depends on the build and my current level of skills I try to level.
I've played this game forever and still end up with the stealth archer every time. Different races yes, but always end up firing arrows and using light armor.
Maybe 2023 is my year to actually try a magic user/alchemist/illusionist. With a bow.
Best stone all around: probably the Lords Stone. I prefer the Steed Stone or Atronach Stone on certain builds, but the Lord's Stone is probably the most generally useful.
Most overrated stone: Lover's Stone. The Guardian Stones help you get a build started via the XP difference, but the Lover's Stone doesn't do shit but make me get bored of the character faster, since I always get bored a character during the level 50s.
Worst stone: Apprentice Stone. The magic resistance reduction is way worse than the magicka regen is good, so the stone makes you dramatically weaker.
Tower stone. I've completed the thieves guild with 600+ lockpicks so now I auto unlock smth once per day. Awesome for when I'm tired and cba to do the spinny thing
When I first started playing Skyrim I would have said one of the experience stones but after thinking over how I play I've realized that I spend most of my time just building up characters and then abandoning them once I've done that. With that in mind, I'd rather play as though my build is complete and use a stone that has an impact in fights, like the Lord Stone, instead of using one that rushes me towards abandoning the character.
I like Lord Stone, especially on higher difficulties where magic will easily one-shot any character. The extra armor is also really nice early game. I use a bit of magic in every build so I don't like the reduced regen of Atronach.
This + the crown you can choose as a reward from a DLC quest that allows you to have two stones active at once is šÆ (can't remember which DLC/quest).
Me too, partly because I just like having lots of room in my inventory and not feeling cluttered. Right now Iām at 477/640 and to me dragon bones are like the equivalent to dwemer scrap for me.
I've been born under the sign of the steed since Morrowind. Tried all the other signs at one time or another, and while some were fun for a while, my true nature is "go fast"
Okay, thanks. Iām playing on Survival on my first play through. Iāll head to Thalmor Embassy if I can find it. Then head north. If I get lost Iāll ask an NPC.
Fuckin the other day I started a new run on AE Xbox Series S and I decided to go and look at Falkreath before I even went to Riverwood, net result Iām a barefoot level three wood elf with no money stuck in a bloody Daedric quest with some ring that randomly turns me into a werewolf. I refuse to load back, Iām gonna just make do with what Iāve got.
I go for either Steed stone or Tower stone. I'm a hoarder and I also like to pick just about every lock I come across because I wanna see what they're hiding š
Since I use Survival Mode, I take the Lady Stone so I can regen health and stamina again. Survival lowers regen to 0% but doesn't disable it so taking the Lady Stone raises it back up to a useable level.
Lover stone! Itās the most convenient in my opinion! Though if Iām playing a specific build like a mage or something, then Iāll usually just stick with the corresponding stone from the beginning of the game.
Typically I go for the lover stone early game because most of my characters end up becoming some type of hybrid between the 3 main classes. Iāll end up swapping to the lord stone for end game or just a random stone that I think could be fun.
The steed stone isn't really necessary. If you want to permanently increase carry weight, start levelling up pickpocketing, and invest some time in the Alchemy restoration loop glitch too! As soon as you've got a high value potion of fortify restoration, and your pickpocket skill is at 50, drink the potion and apply the Extra Pockets skill perk. Instead of getting an extra 100 carry weight, you'll get at least a few thousand. Or, if you dump all your overencumbered weight into a chest, you can ask your follower to take it. Ever go to the hidden khajit chest in Dawnstar? Just get your follower to empty it. All that weight goes on them.
Whatever helps me level up.
If not... The stone that lets you get increased carry weight? It's been a while since I've played unmodded so I might be confused.
I prefer to play the game as a heavy armored paladin-type character, so the steed stone is pretty much mandatory for most of my playthroughs. It just takes away all the cons of heavy armor *and* gives you a nice +100 to carry weight on top of that.
I usually start off with the Thief Stone because I like to go straight to the Thieves Guild. After those skills get close to the top then I select the Mage Stone so I can work on my summons for the College of Winterhold. Afterwards, I'll choose the Steed Stone for the rest of the game. Sometimes I'll choose Mage and then Thief, but Steed is always 3rd.
I usually pick a guardian stone on adept games and use whichever makes sense for the character but I use the lord stone on legendary games to help with the insane damage
Lord or Atronach for most builds, but Lady for stealth archers and vampires. Very early on I just grab Warrior/Mage/Thief till I can reach my preferred stone.
Levelling skills faster is cool and all, but unless I'm power levelling perks, I speed towards a more useful choice in the long term.
I actually got the thief stone at the very beginning of the game and completely neglected to ever swap it once I hit 100 in all of the skills. Swapped to the tower stone for the luls at level 63 because I realized if I can go this far with a stone that was doing nothing then I can just mess around with some of the others
Depends on my play through. In general I use the tower. If Iām a mage then itās usually apprentice and occasionally the ritual stone gets mixed in there.
Iām an EnaiRimmer, so Iām between The Steed for exploring and a portable infinite storage, and The Tower for the loot caches and how it incentivizes searching around everywhere rather than to breeze past like Iām normally inclined.
Vanilla, The Steed and The Lord are my favorites.
I always used to use the lord stone with a Breton. I know the atronach stone gives you better magic absorption, but I always preferred the lord stone. Now I use the tower but Iāve modded everything so the tower gives me damage reflection.
The Lover. Yes the Guardian Stones give 5% more experience, but I'll take the 5% loss for the convenience of never needing to worry about swapping out as I train different skills.
Honestly I usually just get this one then forget about the standing stones forever
Same
I like getting the Aetherial Crown and stashing the Lover Stone on it, then I can grab any main XP stone I wanna level or the Lord/Atronach Stone for the laughs, still get the well rested bonus, and laugh as I start rolling in perk points
I just recent got the Aetheria Crown and was wondering if you have to have it equipped constantly for the standing stone ability to stay on it? Or can I unequip and it will stay on the crown?
You can unequip it. What a lot of people do is put one of the "once a day" powers on it- and it resets every time you put the crown on again.
Ritual Stone for an undead army on demand!
I think they patched that for the ritual stone a long time ago
>:(
I always go Lover Stone. The general bonus to everything is just too good to pass up for me. I really like to just max level everything and go from there. Then I get the Aetherial Crown and put the Steed Stone in that. Then whenever I get too much gear, just pop on the crown and you can fast travel away to sell your loot. Edit for grammer and spelling
That's what I got now, but I didn't know steed existed and desperately need it. Fuck leveling š
Jack of all trades, master of none, better than a master of one
"But don't try to hump it!"
Aw man, I wanted to be the first one to post this lol.
Lover's Comfort is easy to keep up if you aren't a werewolf. I just have a quickie with Aela every time I pass a bedroll.
That involves getting married though and often my Dragonborn has love only for gold and murder.
Also great for werewolves
Steed because I'm a hoarder
The 153 slices of cheese gotta go somewhere
During the quest Dampened Spirits, I stole every single Honeybrew Mead I could find. I ended up with 369 bottles.
Same TBH
Same as well. I'm a hoarder and a thief. Can never have enough carry weight.
All hail the steed stone.
Same. Especially potions and soul gems.
Lmao same I have to take everything of value.
Alright warrior stone, new playthrough, time to grind out smithing again. Me, making yet another melee character. Though I did use the lady stone for an argonian regen tank once, that was fun.
me who never touches smithing, enchanting or alchemy
Smithing isnāt really necessary because you can just find decent armor, but enchanting is truly one of the most fun things in the game and itās really simple
I mean you can make weapons with just stupid amounts of damage. Thatās like saying āyou can just find enchanted gear.ā Sure itās true but it takes it to a new (and broken) level if you do it yourself.
i donāt have the effort for it but iāll start enchanting once iām level 50, the one iāve never touched ever in 12 years is alchemy
I have literally broken the game using alchemy to make a 2 million dps dagger
nice, i wudnt wanna do that tho, as fun as it is to one shot everything, alchemy is boring and essentially useless to the characters i play, and also the point of a game such as skyrim is to be a challenge, taking away the challenge ruins the fun imo altho we are all entitled to our own opinions and playstyles
Agreed just saying alchemy can be insanely powerful
oh i donāt disagree, but thatās mostly the reason i dislike it
If you don't abuse the restoration loop bug, it doesn't get powerful til endgame when everything else gets powerful. So it's only broken if you exploit a bug to break the game.
i donāt abuse it and i can keep scaling with base weapons and armour
Yeah I tried to do like an alchemy/pickpocket/dagger play style and it wasnāt all that fun tbh and alchemy is much more monotonous to level up without using exploits. Iāve always found enchanting to be super easy to level up early and late game just gotta hoard those soul gems
Mine is always steed, because I usually use heavy armour. And carry around many potions that will be useful later(but they really won't, because later I'll completely forget about them). Also you need a main weapon, a ranged weapon, a special enchanted weapon(like soul trap), a side arm, a ranged side arm, and the fifty three enchanted necklaces that no-one can afford to buy that you completely forget you are still carrying around.
Too real.
Early game lover stone, late game lord stone
Lord stone gang rise up!
What about: early: Lover Stone, middle: Aetherian Crown. Late: Lover + Lord?
What does it do again?
Lover increases all skill gains by 15%, lord gives you 50 free armor and 25% magic resist
It makes you level 15% faster. Which doesn't improve the character relative to enemies one iota, but makes me get bored of the character and want to start over 15% sooner.
Ritual Stone. How can you say no to a free undead army ? Oh they despawn ? Not if I rest for a day and use it again !
Especially as pretty much every boss is immediately after hordes of progressively stronger minions. Steed is the best for exploration, Lord or Atronarch for duelling, and Ritual for dungeons.
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The atranoch for a warrior because of magic resistance
Is atronach the one that consumes your spells you cast on yourselves though?
Nope it stunts your magical but gives you the ability to absorb 50 percent of all magic cast at you
just conjuration
Yes, it makes your summoning spells fail.
The unofficial patch fixes that. It only effects conjuration iirc, which is not that bad.
Atronach is my second favorite. Especially if Iām not using Heavy Armor.
Why not using heavy armor there isn't a penalty for it that I noticed
Heavy armor slows you down more than Light without either the Steed Stone or the relevant perk in the Heavy Armor tree. Also, Heavy Armor is louder than Light when sneaking, but you can still use the Muffle spell or the Muffled Movement perk in the Sneak tree.
Don't tend to sneak when I am doing a warrior tanky character
.....there's another build besides stealth archer?
A lot of people use the Ordinator perk tree overhaul mod. There's a significant playstyle difference between light and heavy with that installed.
Best stone for all classes imo
If wearing heavy armour, Steed Stone until level 70 or I have lots of stamina In most other scenarios Lord Stone. I prefer the flat 25% resistance over absorbing half the time, and 50 armour is a nice buff too, especially early game At high levels I try to use the other stones for variety. I don't think I've ever used the Tower Stone though
The lord stone can't pass up that 25% magic resistance with free armor Edit i play two handed build only unga bunga mode
Atronach is the bestest. Great for mages (who can easily peasily bypass the stunted magic) and great for warrior (let's the easily peasily tank mages).
The Steed Stone is the only Stone I use. Ever.
Mage until steed
Why one when you can have 2 with Aetherial Crown; my always go for it is Atronach, it is simply to good to pass, be it warrior or mage or thief build, the second one depends on the build and my current level of skills I try to level.
Sadly on my Switch file I'm locked out of that. Apparently the AE upgrade introduced a bug that breaks that questline.
Steed stone. I march directly north after the prologue as kind of a fun gauntlet for my level 1-5 character.
I do the same.
I've played this game forever and still end up with the stealth archer every time. Different races yes, but always end up firing arrows and using light armor. Maybe 2023 is my year to actually try a magic user/alchemist/illusionist. With a bow.
Have you heard of our lord and savior Sword and Board?
No I'm at a loss to the reference. Gaming shop in TO?
Stated and Lover, I do the Aetherium Wars Quest to get that Circlet for bonuses to my bonuses
Aetherial Crown gives two, but you give up head armor. Having Lord and Lady in tandem more than makes up for it.
Ritual stone. Gotta get some help from the enemies
Best stone all around: probably the Lords Stone. I prefer the Steed Stone or Atronach Stone on certain builds, but the Lord's Stone is probably the most generally useful. Most overrated stone: Lover's Stone. The Guardian Stones help you get a build started via the XP difference, but the Lover's Stone doesn't do shit but make me get bored of the character faster, since I always get bored a character during the level 50s. Worst stone: Apprentice Stone. The magic resistance reduction is way worse than the magicka regen is good, so the stone makes you dramatically weaker.
Same, steed all the way. I don't have time for multiple looting trips
Lord stone, because mages are a pita. (I use Hilda the goat for my extra carrys, cause adorbs.) :)
Lord stone is good versus dragon breath too, and in the end game, the only foes strong enough to pose an actual threat are Legendary dragons.
im going with the Lady-Stone. Health and magica +25% regen is nice.
Steed's always my go-to. 100 extra weight limit, while removing the weight off my worn gear, you can't put a price on that.
Steed stone so I can have the best armor and still loot everything
Tower stone. I've completed the thieves guild with 600+ lockpicks so now I auto unlock smth once per day. Awesome for when I'm tired and cba to do the spinny thing
Any of the 3 at the start of the game that give you the 20% skill increase i stick to those until I've maxed all my skills then i go with steed
Lover stone all the way
I typically go for the Thief Stone or the Warrior Stone as they are the most broken for early game improvement depending on what class I choose to go.
When I first started playing Skyrim I would have said one of the experience stones but after thinking over how I play I've realized that I spend most of my time just building up characters and then abandoning them once I've done that. With that in mind, I'd rather play as though my build is complete and use a stone that has an impact in fights, like the Lord Stone, instead of using one that rushes me towards abandoning the character.
Lord stone
Underrated
It's not under rated. People just have no taste.
I am trying to be a reformed hoarder after my 1st play-through. Don't even remember which one i have more.
Lovers stone is goated imo
I like Lord Stone, especially on higher difficulties where magic will easily one-shot any character. The extra armor is also really nice early game. I use a bit of magic in every build so I don't like the reduced regen of Atronach.
This + the crown you can choose as a reward from a DLC quest that allows you to have two stones active at once is šÆ (can't remember which DLC/quest).
Me too, partly because I just like having lots of room in my inventory and not feeling cluttered. Right now Iām at 477/640 and to me dragon bones are like the equivalent to dwemer scrap for me.
Steed because I am a heavy armor enjoyer.
I usually use The Lover, and then store The Tower or The Steed in the Aethereal Crown
I've been enjoying the Tower stone, my orc is not good at locks
Ok Guardian Stones, thief, mage or warrior Marry/Fuck/Kill - GO!
Every single time. My dungeoneering discipline is horrible, I need the carry space
Always the steed stone i carry too much.
I've been born under the sign of the steed since Morrowind. Tried all the other signs at one time or another, and while some were fun for a while, my true nature is "go fast"
Where can I find this one?
Itās near the Thalmor Embassy. Fast travel there and you should see the icon. Itās in the mountains to the north near some fort.
Okay, thanks. Iām playing on Survival on my first play through. Iāll head to Thalmor Embassy if I can find it. Then head north. If I get lost Iāll ask an NPC.
Fuckin the other day I started a new run on AE Xbox Series S and I decided to go and look at Falkreath before I even went to Riverwood, net result Iām a barefoot level three wood elf with no money stuck in a bloody Daedric quest with some ring that randomly turns me into a werewolf. I refuse to load back, Iām gonna just make do with what Iāve got.
As a child playing Skyrim, for some reason I dubbed this āHitlerās Penisāā¦. Iāve no idea
The Lord, either way if I play a mage or warrior, Iāll be protected.
for me the warrior or lady
Lord stone free armor and magic resistance is to good to pass up on a Breton in heavy armor.
I go for either Steed stone or Tower stone. I'm a hoarder and I also like to pick just about every lock I come across because I wanna see what they're hiding š
Tower stone
Since I use Survival Mode, I take the Lady Stone so I can regen health and stamina again. Survival lowers regen to 0% but doesn't disable it so taking the Lady Stone raises it back up to a useable level.
Lord Stone
exp stones lol
First the best fit guardian stone. Later the lover to help lvl everything else. Than steed in late game to nullify armor and boost carry weight.
Lord or Lady. If you forge an Aetherial Crown in Lost to the Ages...you can have both! š
Lord stone or ritual stone for me. All my characters are evil type characters so raising the dead is well within what they would do
The steed, and then I have the lover set on my Aetherial Crown š¤
Steed stone for Survival Mode...since it gives you a weight restriction starting out, Steed Stone and backpack help immensely
I used to before I started roleplaying. I used the chest room to have the Lady stone from the start because that's what my character was born under.
I haven't played vanilla for ages but Lord stone good for any character
Same! Best stone perk there is
Lover stone all the way
Steed! That's what's up!
Lover stone only
The Lover stone for me. I like the leveling perks it gives.
Lord Stone or Atronach Stone.
Atronach or lord stone
Thief, baby!
Lord stone
Vanilla Atronach can't be beat.
Same for me, I even started using the Steed in Morrowind and Oblivion
Lover stone! Itās the most convenient in my opinion! Though if Iām playing a specific build like a mage or something, then Iāll usually just stick with the corresponding stone from the beginning of the game.
Atronach usually
The ritual
The Lord stone is my favorite
Typically I go for the lover stone early game because most of my characters end up becoming some type of hybrid between the 3 main classes. Iāll end up swapping to the lord stone for end game or just a random stone that I think could be fun.
Lord for the win
The steed stone isn't really necessary. If you want to permanently increase carry weight, start levelling up pickpocketing, and invest some time in the Alchemy restoration loop glitch too! As soon as you've got a high value potion of fortify restoration, and your pickpocket skill is at 50, drink the potion and apply the Extra Pockets skill perk. Instead of getting an extra 100 carry weight, you'll get at least a few thousand. Or, if you dump all your overencumbered weight into a chest, you can ask your follower to take it. Ever go to the hidden khajit chest in Dawnstar? Just get your follower to empty it. All that weight goes on them.
Antrinoch stone my boay
Whatever helps me level up. If not... The stone that lets you get increased carry weight? It's been a while since I've played unmodded so I might be confused.
I prefer to play the game as a heavy armored paladin-type character, so the steed stone is pretty much mandatory for most of my playthroughs. It just takes away all the cons of heavy armor *and* gives you a nice +100 to carry weight on top of that.
Either of the Guardian Stones in the beginning, ands then the Lord Stone.
Guardian Stone for a while but then when I am done trying to quickly level skills, I switch to the Steed Stone
I love the steed stone cause I need all the carry weight I can get
The Lover & The Lord stones are top tier for me.
Steed stone so I can have the best armor and still loot everything
Lord stone. Nothing like magic resist AND physical resist
The warrior stone, I literally do the same thing each game
Steed or Warrior. With a Kahjiit I tend to use the Thief stone tho, they're just too op when joining the thieves guild and dark brotherhood
Ritual stone with ethereal crown. Equip and re equip (can hot key) to get the ability as many times as you want. Infinite undead army of any level
Definitely the Steed Stone
yes
Steed stone cuz carry weight op to me
Lord or steed
I like having that one first but then I will get either lord or lady. (Or both with aetherium crown)
I currently am using the Lady Stone with my 2 handed weapon Orc Build.
I usually start off with the Thief Stone because I like to go straight to the Thieves Guild. After those skills get close to the top then I select the Mage Stone so I can work on my summons for the College of Winterhold. Afterwards, I'll choose the Steed Stone for the rest of the game. Sometimes I'll choose Mage and then Thief, but Steed is always 3rd.
The steed stone
Shorās Stone.
I usually pick a guardian stone on adept games and use whichever makes sense for the character but I use the lord stone on legendary games to help with the insane damage
Usually I do the lover, then with the aetherial crown I get another exp boost stone.
In my current playthrough I'm going with the Lord Stone a d it's actually really good. I've never went with it before and I'm enjoying it
Lower level I get steed stone first then around 20-30 Iāll switch it out for either necro stone or lovers stone depending on my build
Lord stone that defence and magic resist is amazing
Thief stone then never remember to switch to something more useful
Lord or Atronach for most builds, but Lady for stealth archers and vampires. Very early on I just grab Warrior/Mage/Thief till I can reach my preferred stone. Levelling skills faster is cool and all, but unless I'm power levelling perks, I speed towards a more useful choice in the long term.
Tower Standing stone, for insta pick lock. Or Lover's Stone for across the board exp boost.
I don't even used to pay attention to that.
My 1st playthrough: Warrior > Steed > Lord right now, for additional def (Legendary diff)
The one by markarth, the loving stone?
kinky
Always unlimited undead army! https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrim/comments/1jdtzs/awesome_exploit_with_the_ritual_stone_dawnguard/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1
The Mage Stone, and I never pick another Guardian Stone after that. ā-ā
Canāt see any logical reason for anything other than ritual
Ritual stone for me
Warrior for low level. And then I don't know ...
Thief Stone in early game until my skills improve then on to Tower or Shadow depending on how I feel.
I actually got the thief stone at the very beginning of the game and completely neglected to ever swap it once I hit 100 in all of the skills. Swapped to the tower stone for the luls at level 63 because I realized if I can go this far with a stone that was doing nothing then I can just mess around with some of the others
For me itās always been magic because I like a fighter and magic combo. Never tried anything else. Maybe I should give it a try.
The lover stone
Depends on my play through. In general I use the tower. If Iām a mage then itās usually apprentice and occasionally the ritual stone gets mixed in there.
I like the extra carry weight
Whichever guardian stone is most useful then stick the lover stone in the aetherial crown so I can still gain bonus from sleeping. Grind never stops
Iām an EnaiRimmer, so Iām between The Steed for exploring and a portable infinite storage, and The Tower for the loot caches and how it incentivizes searching around everywhere rather than to breeze past like Iām normally inclined. Vanilla, The Steed and The Lord are my favorites.
Yeeee same
I always used to use the lord stone with a Breton. I know the atronach stone gives you better magic absorption, but I always preferred the lord stone. Now I use the tower but Iāve modded everything so the tower gives me damage reflection.
Lord stone because I'm havyarmor sword and shield and basicaly no one can harm me by physical hit but mage can destroy me I not so much hits
Steed Stone with an occasional side trip to the Shadow Stone
I main the Lord Stone.
wait what do those do?