Shout out to BlazenBuckwheat for reminding me to post that last.Īlso, if you've got the quest 'Lost To The Ages', you should complete it. An easy way to achieve this is grind out Enchanting, then make your own apparel. This will stop your mana from draining almost indefinitely so you can just tape down the button and go make some coffee. Magicka boosting make sure you're wearing items that give you mana buffs (Archmage's Robes, enchanted jewellery, Mage Stone, etc). The Longhammer is good for Two-Handed as it has a faster swing rate, iron daggers will do for one handed and, if you're an archer, the 'draw bows 30% quicker' perk will be extremely useful. If you're levelling armour, find something that will destroy you quickly - Giants, trolls and dragons are always good. You could always use the Oghma Infinium, but where's the fun in that? For those of you who don't want to use the Oghma Infinium glitch, I've spent several hours trolling various forums and guides to bring you a few nifty skill boosting tricks.Īrmour and weapon skills armour levels based on damage taken and weapons on number of successful hits. Now, there is an obvious problem that presents itself you have to level to 78. Alterantively, you can try your luck fast-travelling to different Dragon Lairs.

The most common location for a Legendary Dragon to be encountered is Lost Tongue Overlook, which south-east of Riften and south-west of Fort Dawnguard.

Legendary Dragons, after extensive research by many gaming communities, are confirmed to start spawning at level 78. Revered Dragons start spawning around levels 65-70 and can knock you about a bit. Included in the Dawnguard DLC are two new types of Dragons.

Skyrim dragon locations map