Or would they just be neat cultural relics/display pieces? I don't know how enchantments translate to actual effect in the lore of the series

My thought is that he deliberately damaged it himself before being interred in his crypt, knowing (assumedly) that only he knew how to repair and use it, so anyone who potentially stole it couldn't use it

That's been the consensus for the longest time IIRC, and I thought it was true, but some recent comments imply that it's not, and I was wanting a conclusive answer

I know the mortal species descend from God-like beings, the Et-Ada into the Ehlnofey, into the Elves and Men. Did they start already in medieval-era technology, and some even more advanced, or did they have "cave-man" times?

Like Volkihar Castle, and Septimus' outpost. I'm just looking for more to do up there, and give me more reason to use waterwalking/waterbreathing abilities

I know mods aren't canon, but I'm currently playing Skyrim using a Revenant mod and one of the Vampires I was fighting said the "I love when dinner comes to me" line, and it got me wondering if non-Vampire undead would even be "edible" to a Vampire, or would the blood be toxic, if they had blood at all?

I saw in a comment in a post I made recently that the story of Lamae being the first vampire, "Created" by Molag Bal was false, and that Daedra can't create. Specifically, the comment mentioned that Peryite may be a lost/forgotten Aedra and he created Vampirism, not Molag Bal. I know Vaermina has some control over Vampires, which implies Molag Bal isn't as in control as I previously thought.

One of my favourite playstyles in Skyrim is a Vampire in service to Akatosh and Kynareth specifically, using his greater physical/magical strength and immortality to help the Faithful.

In a lot of myth, once someone becomes a Vampire their Soul is irrevocably lost and the Vampire is essentially a different entity, often Demonic in nature. In TES, when a Vampire dies, their Soul goes to Coldharbour, but is it confirmed if that's still the case for Cured Vampires, like Count Hassildor in TES IV? Or are Cured Vampires fully restored?

I saw a mod recently for a wastelander vault-suit requiring desert punks, and I know tumbajamba made one. I recall another one having tools hanging from the suit. Any others?

Fallout 3 has Union and Confederate hats, the Musket mod for Fallout 4 has a Union hat, and Fallout 76 has some Civil War uniforms.

There are 50 million different 1911/.45 cal pistol mods on Xbox, and I really don't feel like sorting through all of them

The main one I know of that I use is the Borchardt C93 pistol

Specifically in old buildings and subways. I was going through Park Street Station, and was thinking it would be good to do it as a stealth mission, but that's kind-of hard with all the lights

I have the Automatron DLC. I have the CC-01, the X-02 creations. I have a Remnants Power Armour mod that has Tesla Coils. Are there any others, and are there any Tesla non-power armours?

I've got a good Clone Trooper/Stormtropper armour mod, but the Blastech E-11 rifle I normally use doesn't have any LL and very limited customization

Just a random question I thought of while hunting Radstags in Fallout 4. Would that be a possibility, or just impossible? I know next to nothing of biology when it comes to animals