How to get to Soltheim on Skyrim?
I have seen many explinations saying "go to a city and finish dragons rising" problem is that I had already completed dragons rising before I downloaded the DLC. How do I fix this. (There is no boat at the Windhelm docks)
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It wasn't clear whether you have been attacked by cultists yet - if not just wait until you are attacked by cultists - in the next town you enter. That attack (which is easily defeated) will result in you coming in possesion of a note - and the existence of the ship at windhelm.
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Where do you get to Solstheim?
Solstheim is an island located northeast of Skyrim and northwest of Vvardenfell. It is the setting for the The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim add-on Dragonborn. The Dragonborn can travel between Raven Rock on Solstheim and Windhelm in Skyrim on the ship the Northern Maiden by speaking with the captain, Gjalund Salt-Sage.How early can I go to Solstheim?
I would recommend 20+. You can go there earlier, but ash spawn are pretty tough to kill and they attack in groups.What quest takes you to Solstheim?
Main questDragonborn \u2013 Travel to the island of Solstheim and learn about Miraak. The Temple of Miraak \u2013 Locate the Temple of Miraak. The Fate of the Skaal \u2013 Free the indoctrinated Skaal villagers.How do I get to Raven Rock on Skyrim?
Talk to Gjalund, ask him to take you to Solstheim, then either bribe, persuade, or intimidate your way into convincing him to make the journey again. After a short loading screen and introductory cutscene, you will arrive in Raven Rock!Skyrim: How to Get to Solstheim (Dragonborn DLC)
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Here are the steps to get to Soltheim:
- When you get attacked by Cultists, kill them then loot them. This will also start a new quest called "Dragonborn".
- One of the cultists will have a letter, read it then you will get a new objective. The letter will also tell you where to go and how to get to Soltheim.
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