Skyrim player channels Indiana Jones with item swap trick

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A Skyrim role player has taken a pageboy out of Indiana Jones' book in order to prevail the Shards of Mehrunes' Razor.

Posted in the Skyrim subreddit, ane musician shared that IT has usurped them 10 years of playing the courageous before they noticed that this Indiana Jones-style trick can help them incur the Shards of Mehrunes' Razor.

In the video, the savvy Skyrim fan attempts to take the conveniently arranged Shards of Mehrunes item by swapping it for a Potion of Fry Stamina which has a weight of 0.5. Taken full-strength out of Raiders of the Unregenerated Ark, this then allows the player to pick up the Shards of Mehrunes' Razor complemental the quest.

If you're non familiar with Lucasfilms' archeologist hero, Army of the Pure us excuse where this extension has get from. In the prime Indiana Jones moving picture, Daniel Jones is exploring an abandoned temple looking an artefact called The Fortunate Idol.

In order to not put away off any booby traps, Jones attempts to trick the tabernacle into thinking nothing was taken by quickly switching the ancient artefact with a bag of George Sand. If you've seen Raiders of the Lost Ark of the Covenant though, you'll already know that this doesn't go quite as smoothly A it does in the Skyrim nip.

We've seen a lot of impressive Skyrim discoveries recently, every bit well as a tonne of late Skyrim mods devising their direction onto the scene. Some of our recent favourites let in: the player who rotated Dragonreach into a VR bowling alley, the mod that lets players pet the dog, and the Skyrim mod which stops you from playing the game - which was unfortunately recently removed from NexusMods.

For much ways to shake up awake the game, get a load at our best Skyrim mods list.

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