Just use your melee weapon at every opportunity to keep its level up.ĭragons in vanilla Skyrim come in five types: Regular Dragon (level 10), Blood Dragon (20), Frost (30), Elder (40), and Ancient Dragons (50). All in all there's little reason to be pure, you can level a bow but not put perk points into it. This is particularly frustrating for pure melee characters that do not have a source of ranged damage. A source of ranged damage such as a bow, flame atronach (summon), or destruction magic spell can help to lower their health and trigger the AI to land, or else force the dragon to land due to its injuries. This can be frustrating for melee players, so having a source of ranged damage is recommended, at least until you get a particular shout by going through the main quest.ĭragons will land in flat, open areas, but will only do so at random unless you bring their health down. Some dragons are essentially scenery, creatures hunting in the distance, until you get close enough or directly engage them. It's very hard to sneak past one of them given their massive sight range, so you're practically guaranteed it will spot you and engage.
If you see a dragon in the distance, it can be fought by simply approaching and entering its combat range. There are also numerous Dragon Lairs (UESP) where dragons guard word walls.
If you're on the hunt, you can generally fast travel to outdoor areas, hopping to various locales until one appears. You'll find strategies for fighting dragons, finding them in the first place, and helpful tips that will aid you when encountering one of these reptiles even on Skyrim's Master and Legendary difficulty.ĭragons appear at numerous points throughout Skyrim's Main Quest, and you're more likely to encounter them as you progress through the game - particularly as your character's level increases. This guide to Dragons in Skyrim will teach you what successful players are doing to bring them down, even on higher difficulties. Skyrim Dragons Guide Types of Dragons, Combat Tips and Strategiesĭragons are a Universal problem for all Skyrim players, and some builds handle the challenge of fighting them better than others.
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