How often do Dragons spawn?

[ItsFishNChip]

Does anyone know?

[rresuggan]

pretty frequently for me nearly every time i fast travel for a quest one appears, i have 12 unused souls. go to darkwater they spawn every time you go there

[Anelace]

The spawn rate increases as you progress in the main quest. At the beginning, they're fairly rare, but after you get to the end, you're practically tripping over them.

[ItsFishNChip]

Great thanks to know.

Цитата допису Coppermantis:

The spawn rate increases as you progress in the main quest. At the beginning, they're fairly rare, but after you get to the end, you're practically tripping over them.

[Ygolnac]

1: In certain areas they spawn more frequently
Frequent: East Skyrim (Windhelm, Winterhold, Riften)
Not frequent: West Skyrim (Solitude, Markhart, Morthal)
Average: Central Skyrim (Witerun, Falkreath, Dawnstar)

2: Time between spawns: if you fastravel ingame time passes. If you fastravel a lot you "shrink" ingame time making it run faster, and you get more dragon spawns. If you start not fastravelling you will percieve a drastic decrease in dragon spawns as you are "living" more ingame time. In fact fast-traveling is NOT teleporting, you are not witnessing the time your char uses to reach destination, but that time will pass in game the same.

3: Main quest progression:

a: Before first dragon fight in whiterun you have 0 spawns (if you never activate that quest you'll meet only "static" dragons on dragon peaks).

b: After the first dragon fight the spawn rate will be slow, as you progress the mainquest it will increase. In a certain point of the mainquest you will even be warned by the greybeards you will have to fight many dragons.

c: After main quest completion dragon spawn will decrease again, flattening to an "average" ratio.

These are the conditions, and it is known that people that abuse fastraveling have to fight several dragons every game session.

Of course there are plenty of mods that can modify dragon spawn ratio to your liking.

[Cupender]

This accounts to the frequent amount of time you fast travel as fast traveling seems to reset some dragon spawns, and the level at which you are currently on, for example a level 10 character might only have a 10-20% chance of bumping into a dragon after fast traveling to a specific location after completing the dragon encounter quest (forgot the name) while if you are level 60-81 you will likely have a 50-65%ish chance of encountering a dragon/ more dragons or a stronger dragon. Thus maintaining challenge and frustration.

[Lucy]

i got hit with 2 dragons at once while in winterhold. i havent visited the greybeards at all but im almost done with the thieves guild quest line. right after i finished another thieves guild quest i was hit with another dragon. This confirms that you have a higher chance of getting dragons near the more northern parts.

[♥ Barney ♥]

For the majority of your playthrough dragons spawn every 3 days, doesn't matter if its in the cold regions, in the tundra, in the reach or the rift areas, they spawn every 3 days. The game has specific dragon hotspots where they spawn, and the game will roll a dice every time you move into one, and if you get lucky and a dragon doesn't appear then the game will roll a dice again and again as you travel through the spawning hotspots until you get unlucky. When you eventually get attacked and kill the dragon it will reset for another 3 days and so on.

Riverwood is an easy to spot spawning point for a dragon attacks. Go 3 days without seeing a dragon, have a nights sleep in the inn, come out in the morning and you are more than likely going to get a dragon attack, and that's true also of Winterhold, Falkreath, Morthal etc. Same if you fast-travel after 3 days without seeing a dragon...more than likely one will spawn just as you arrive.

[LØKi]

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[Alliecienti]

Bonestrewn Crest in the hot springs area near Windhelm is a good hot spot for spawns. I have had 2 dragons at once attck me in that area on a number of different occasions. One from the nest paired up with a random rolled encounter. I hear one and then see it flying near the nest and WHAM! out of nowhere... one slams into the ground right behind me snarling and chomping at me blasting fire or frost all over me then the one flying hurries over to join the fun as well.

Keep those Resist Fire and Resist Frost enchanted items equipped! Elemental Fury shout..dual weild blender mode engaged with toes crossed I can survive the fun. Woooo Hoooo!

[AngelBird]

What I normally do, if farm the Dragon stones and Burial mounds. Grab the map off Delphen's desk and go where the map says. you will be swimming in dragon bones and scales.

[Shedding my mortal skin]

I recall reading somewhere that dragons spawn at certain locations every 3 in-game days, probably after thr MQ. I usually wait 3 days in Riverwood, fast travel to Morthal and kill a Dragon, then sell its look back at Riverwood while restocking my potions and repeating.

[red255]

there are several mountain tops you can go to if you want to hunt dragons.

[Pepe Da Wise]

for my play through its 99% of city attacks are at morthal dont know why but it happens

[Pepe Da Wise]

Цитата допису Ygolnac:

1: In certain areas they spawn more frequently
Frequent: East Skyrim (Windhelm, Winterhold, Riften)
Not frequent: West Skyrim (Solitude, Markhart, Morthal)
Average: Central Skyrim (Witerun, Falkreath, Dawnstar)

2: Time between spawns: if you fastravel ingame time passes. If you fastravel a lot you "shrink" ingame time making it run faster, and you get more dragon spawns. If you start not fastravelling you will percieve a drastic decrease in dragon spawns as you are "living" more ingame time. In fact fast-traveling is NOT teleporting, you are not witnessing the time your char uses to reach destination, but that time will pass in game the same.

3: Main quest progression:

a: Before first dragon fight in whiterun you have 0 spawns (if you never activate that quest you'll meet only "static" dragons on dragon peaks).

b: After the first dragon fight the spawn rate will be slow, as you progress the mainquest it will increase. In a certain point of the mainquest you will even be warned by the greybeards you will have to fight many dragons.

c: After main quest completion dragon spawn will decrease again, flattening to an "average" ratio.

These are the conditions, and it is known that people that abuse fastraveling have to fight several dragons every game session.

Of course there are plenty of mods that can modify dragon spawn ratio to your liking.

Morthal that is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ i got 5 or 10 by now at morthal

[AoFA | FightDrug *-* [GER]]

Цитата допису Solaire Of Astora:

for my play through its 99% of city attacks are at morthal dont know why but it happens

i getting most time dragons in Dawnstar and withrun ^^

Цитата допису Ygolnac:

1: In certain areas they spawn more frequently
Frequent: East Skyrim (Windhelm, Winterhold, Riften)
Not frequent: West Skyrim (Solitude, Markhart, Morthal)
Average: Central Skyrim (Witerun, Falkreath, Dawnstar)

2: Time between spawns: if you fastravel ingame time passes. If you fastravel a lot you "shrink" ingame time making it run faster, and you get more dragon spawns. If you start not fastravelling you will percieve a drastic decrease in dragon spawns as you are "living" more ingame time. In fact fast-traveling is NOT teleporting, you are not witnessing the time your char uses to reach destination, but that time will pass in game the same.

3: Main quest progression:

a: Before first dragon fight in whiterun you have 0 spawns (if you never activate that quest you'll meet only "static" dragons on dragon peaks).

b: After the first dragon fight the spawn rate will be slow, as you progress the mainquest it will increase. In a certain point of the mainquest you will even be warned by the greybeards you will have to fight many dragons.

c: After main quest completion dragon spawn will decrease again, flattening to an "average" ratio.

These are the conditions, and it is known that people that abuse fastraveling have to fight several dragons every game session.

Of course there are plenty of mods that can modify dragon spawn ratio to your liking.

i dont even know that the main quest progression spawming dragons harder :o but good to know