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Think of it like this, though, it’s another target to set yourself – something to do instead of wandering the streets of Solitude contemplating attacking a guard just for someone to fight. Because of this, not many people bothered to get all the Skyrim trophies, because no one really cared. At most, there’ll be a little “oh cool” when you accidently earn one, before you forget it happened and return to what you were doing in-game. Nowadays, not many people bother with acquiring trophies and achievements. Find them all and you can have a look for yourself. Each one has a rune carved into the lid as well, and there are conspiracies and the like all over Skyrim forums about the meaning of them. There’s no quest or achievement tied to them, but finding them all is another challenge and they look pretty cool sat on your fireplace in a line. Bugs in a Jarįound throughout Skyrim’s map are five unique items that can only be found in one place each – five different bugs captured alive in jars. These are just a couple of examples of places with an interesting back-story but no quest, meaning they might not have been found by everyone. There’s also tons of cool places that are a bit unique, like the dragon shout-hosting Bard’s Leap Summit or Frostflow Lighthouse. There’s a lot more to the Dragonborn DLC’s Solstheim than you think, and the Dawnguard DLC area the Forgotten Vale has a few cool areas too. This may seem simple and a bit obvious, you may be saying “I’ve already discovered it all”, but you never know! Look for a blank space on the map and have a wander around. Here are some of the best post-post-game activities. However, there is always stuff to do if you look in the right places. Two years on from the Legendary Edition, which comprised all of the game’s additional add ons, there’s a point where you run out of places to explore and quests to complete, and your ideas for new characters to play as run thin. By now, most of us have completed a substantial amount of this content, but there’s always more to explore in the Tamriel’s most northern country. Having been released back in 2011, Skyrim boasted over 300 hours of gameplay upon release.