A Jarls Justice - Side Missions - Dawnguard DLC | The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition (2024)

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How do you find evidence linked to the vampire in a Jarl's justice? ›

Find evidence linked to the vampire

The target is usually right there in the long house with the Jarl, sneak up and pickpocket the vampire. This yields Orders to the "Visiting Advisor". Alternately:: Discreetly kill the target. Sneaking and using a bow, may require the right time of night to pull off.

You can cure vampirism by going to Falion of Morthal. You won't be able to join the dawnguard still though. If it's the main dawnguard quest you don't like though changing sides won't change a thing, there is only 1 mission that is different in the two main quests, in both sides you're playing as Serana's sidekick.

Choosing to side with the Dawnguard gives you full access to Fort Dawnguard (which has all the normal amenities of a home base), plus weapons, armor, and spells that are effective against vampires, and the ability to hire Armored Trolls for 500g.

I assume you're referring to Skyrim, correct? If that's the case, yes, you can become a vampire lord again if you ask Serana to turn you. The only way to completely eliminate this possibility is if you manage to convince Serana to cure herself, which is tricky to do, and also why would you do that?

Once you finish all the main quests you can go back to Serana and become a vampire lord any time you want, also you can go back to Aela in the companions and become a werewolf as many time as you want as well.

In the quest Chasing Echoes, Serana offers to turn the player into a Vampire Lord. This is because living things cannot normally enter the Soul Cairn. After defeating Harkon completing Kindred Judgment, the final quest in the Dawnguard questline, the player can ask Serana to make her/him into a Vampire Lord.

If you refuse the vampire option, you remain with the Dawnguard side. Both sides end up at the same goal in the end, so the decision won't affect end game. If you just want vampire lord, you don't have to join the vampires to get it though.

The Gift is a quest in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. It can be obtained from Vingalmo in Castle Volkihar. The Dragonborn is required to turn their spouse into a vampire.

First spoiler warning, you can acquire the vampire lord transformation in both sides. After you destroy the vampires with the dawnguard you can ask Serena to bite you if you don't get her cured. Dawnguard is also the only legit way to get the crossbows and magic bolts.

You can become a Vampire Lord as part of the quest called Bloodline. You'll be given a choice to continue helping the Dawnguard or join with the vampiric Volkihar clan. Even if you side with the Dawnguard, you can still become a Vampire Lord later, with the help of Serana before she is cured.

Can you turn your spouse into a vampire if you side with Dawnguard? ›

In order to complete the quest “The Gift” that is a part of the expansion Dawnguard, in Skyrim, you will need to do the gruesome task of turning your spouse into a vampire. You can turn your spouse into a vampire in Skyrim once you have gotten “The Gift” quest or through feeding on them while they sleep.

In short, joining the Dawnguard is by far the best choice players can make while playing the Dawnguard DLC.

All quests regarding the Volkihar, Dawnguard, and Companions will still function as normal. All story-related NPCs will regard players correctly as either a Werewolf or Vampire.

The easiest and most common way to become a vampire in Skyrim is to contract Sanguinare Vampiris. This disease, if left untreated, will transform the Dragonborn into a bloodsucking creature of the night.

In the quest Chasing Echoes, Serana offers to turn the player into a Vampire Lord. This is because living things cannot normally enter the Soul Cairn. After defeating Harkon completing Kindred Judgment, the final quest in the Dawnguard questline, the player can ask Serana to make her/him into a Vampire Lord.

You can join dawnguard but only up to a certain point after that you have to be cured. It's after you are given the choice to be turned into a vampire lord that is the point of no return. If you're already a vampire, they'll simply tell you to get cured and won't give you any quests until you do.

Top Voted Answer. Once you're ready to become a Vampire Lord again, go to Serana and select "I want you to make me a vampire" she will ask if you're sure, then make you a Vampire Lord. All your perks will be restored.