What the point of the face sculptor do in Skyrim?

, she can change the facial features of the Dragonborn. Race, name and gender cannot be altered. Her inventory includes some gold, a selection of food, a lockpick.

Where can I find Brynjolf in Skyrim?

Brynjolf is the right hand man of Mercer Frey and helps him run the Thieves’ Guild as well as scouting new recruits. If he is not in the Ragged Flagon, he can usually be found at the market place in Riften selling goods.

What happens if you change your face Skyrim?

The Face-Sculptor’s services don’t have any mechanical effect in the game, but it can be a nice change of pace if you want to see your character for the first time since you made them, or your character got a scar or whatever as part of your roleplay.

Does changing your face in Skyrim get rid of bounty?

It just seems weird that if you have a bounty in one or more holds then changing your face using Galathil at the Thieves Guild should essentially make you unrecognisable to Hold Guards and your bounty should be cleared away but yet this doesn’t happen which defeats the purpose of changing your face.

Can the face sculptor change your race?

As most of you may now, the face sculptor in Riften can change your appearance – what she can’t do is change your gender or your race.

Can you marry Brynjolf Skyrim?

Brynjolf has follower’s and marriage dialogues. . You can divorce him and remarry. This option works for vanilla marriage (resets marriage quests).

Can the face sculptor change your gender?

How do I get rid of a bounty in Skyrim without paying?

Go to jail If you cannot pay your bounty, you will be sent to the nearest town jail. You are able to keep one lockpick in your jail cell, which can be used to try to escape from prison.

Why can’t I pay off my bounty in Skyrim?

You can’t. If those are you only options, then your crime was so severe that a mere bounty won’t satisfy the law-keepers. Your options are to go to jail (where your bounty will be wiped clean) or die.

Are the VEX evil?

The vex are neither good nor evil… they just are. Concepts such as ‘good’ and ‘evil’ are human constructs anyway, and as such; like opinions, subjective.