Sansa Sansa is a member of the Skyrim Fansite. Besides exploring the world of Skyrim, she also enjoys graphic design, writing, and drawing. Her favorite Skyrim character build is the Mage. When she's not improving her Enchanting skill she's hard at work building her dream home in the Hearthfire expansion.
Notify of. Most Voted Newest Oldest. Question Status I killed Constance, and now I can't adopt? Answered Hearthfire troubles skyrim? Answered How do I download Hearthfire? Answered Why can't I adopt this street orphan? Ask A Question. Keep me logged in on this device. This adorable pup resides in Markarth. Vigilance is one of the coolest little canine friends, as he is essentially a mercenary for hire. Vigilance belongs to Banning, who runs the Markarth stables.
Every time the Dragonborn decides to have this cute sidekick accompany them, they must commission him for gold each time. This is a small price for a canine companion that can even level up with the Dragonborn. For those players that found themselves too attached to Vigilance and are reluctant to let go, Hearthfire allows him to become a permanent part of the family.
If an adopted child asks to keep Vigilance, the player can make him their pet. However, it'll forever be a mystery if Vigilance prefers his adventurous days as a war-dog, or his cozy life as a house pet. While Vigilance is described as a "war-dog" good for protection and even has the ability to level throughout the game alongside the player, Vigilance stops leveling at While he may be a great follower during earlier levels, it may be a good idea to keep him at home with the kids when dealing with higher-level bosses.
In addition to this, Vigilance has been said to often run into battles, even when the player is in sneak mode, and thus ruining any chances of getting in a stealthy sneak attack. In the war between Fort Dawnguard and Castle Volkihar , there are a few unique dogs that become available to the Dragonborn as a follower.
If the Dragonborn indulges in their darker side and becomes a Vampire Lord , they will unlock CuSith and Garmr as animal companions. As bizarre as it may sound, death hounds are eligible to be a pet in Skyrim. Like every other canine in the game, a child must be present when the dog enters the household, and ask to keep it as a pet. Apparently, the children of Skyrim aren't fazed by CuSith and Garmr's demonic appearance.
These death hounds don't have the ability to level with the player but are still rather strong allies to have. These dogs are obviously quite intelligent as they have the ability to even send hired thugs after the Dragonborn if caught stealing something in Castle Volkihar!
While they are worthy allies, the requirements to recruit them are strict, as if the Dragonborn is cured of their vampirism, neither death hound will agree to follow.
I will try it again, in case it was Braggen with that problem. Braggen was the one who could not get her back when he tried. Aussie tried her out as steward, had the same problem, she was dashing of for that Meadery as soon as she was hired, she will not sleep in Heljarchen Hall, so Aussie is off to ask Vilkas. Illia survived the encounter, I just replayed it and never asked her to be steward. Or you could have simply removed it from her inventory while she was still your follower.
That's how I got it from her. Okay, now I'm a little confused. You said Braggen couldn't re-recruit her and that Aussie also had the same problem. Except your Aussie character managed to try her out as a steward.
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