There have been tons of of methods you would battle dragons in Skyrim, however have you ever ever tried participating them in the market of concepts? Nicely, a weird mod will lastly allow you to do exactly that.
This is way from the first wild mod to be made for Skyrim, which has mainly constructed its complete legacy on its modding scene. However, nonetheless, from time to time a mod comes out that utterly boggles the thoughts. Skyrim modder BlurbsTV simply made like six of them, and turned all of them on directly.
As noticed by GamesRadar+, Blurbs requested his Twitch chat to provide him a bunch of unhinged concepts for mods, and simply made them. Dragon shouts capturing chickens all over the place, a self-replicating Nazeem, randomly spawning Khajiit that make you ragdoll, and of course, the means to debate dragons on Tamriel geopolitics and memes. Precisely what I need out of a modded set up in 2026.
I modded Skyrim so you possibly can solely defeat dragons by debating them on the geopolitics of Tamriel.
Sadly, Twitch chat forgot the geopolitics half nearly instantly… pic.twitter.com/Ad6Grw87ZR
— Blurbs (@Blurbstv) April 15, 2026
The debates with the dragons take the place of fight: a dragon will spawn after which a text-to-speech bot will ask a query. In basic debate fashion, the Dragonborn will get 20 seconds to reply, with the dragon getting time to difficulty a rebuttal. The catch is that chat decides who gained the debate, which matches about in addition to you’d anticipate.
In the clip, there was one dragon debate that Blurbs was in a position to really win, which concerned a query about banning the web because of Stormcloak propaganda. However, as soon as the debate was over he journeys over a randomly spawned Khajiit and flies off the aspect of a cliff. Unbelievable.
Sadly, none of these mods can be found on Nexus Mods or the Steam Workshop, so you possibly can’t obtain them your self, however BlurbsTV’s video is completely value looking forward to amusing. If for nothing else, it will remind you simply how bizarre Skyrim can nonetheless get, 15 years and greater than a dozen releases later.
Jackie Thomas is the {Hardware} and Shopping for Guides Editor at IGN and the PC elements queen. You can observe her @Jackiecobra