At what level should I tackle Krosis?

[☧ Voievod]

I have a lvl 28 Khajiit Thief who could "accidentally" walk by Shearpoint and explore. Do you think Im too low atm?

Thanks

[ELF EYES]

can do it at any lvl just have a realy good conjuration like demora lord if can conjure 2 and a good follower like serana or alea

[DeanerTechTips]

I just used slow time and a ancient nord bow

[DeanerTechTips]

I was a level 11 khajiit

[☧ Voievod]

I have INIGO with me

[☧ Voievod]

I am playing on master dif with Wildcat mod

[The Rock God]

Saying "level 28" is meaningless. What skills you have, and their level, determines what you can actually do in the game. You could level to 200 doing nothing but making speech legendary over and over, and put all of your levelups into stamina.

[MysticMalevolence]

Make a save, try it. If you fail repeatedly, and don't think it'll be possible for you to pull it off, then reload and continue like it never happened.

[Coylie3]

Something to keep in mind is that enemies will scale with your level. You could just run to Shearpoint immediately after leaving Helgen to fight him at level 2 and you'd have about the same difficulty as if you went there at level 80 in full Daedric gear with two summons and a follower.

So it really doesn't matter what level you go fight him at.

Usually its best to wait until level 50 to kill unique enemies, though, since unique gear also scales with your level. Chillrend at level 12 has significantly less base damage and has a significantly weaker enchantment than Chillrend at level 50.

[MysticMalevolence]

Originally posted by Coylie3:

Something to keep in mind is that enemies will scale with your level. You could just run to Shearpoint immediately after leaving Helgen to fight him at level 2 and you'd have about the same difficulty as if you went there at level 80 in full Daedric gear with two summons and a follower.

This is very wrong.

Originally posted by uesp:

Different locations in Skyrim have different inherent difficulties. In other words, some dungeons are designed to be too difficult for low-level characters to enter. More challenging dungeons are generally located at higher elevations, meaning that early in the game, players may want to avoid mountainous regions. However, more difficult dungeons contain better rewards. In addition, some high-quality items can be randomly found even early in the game.

In addition, all leveled enemies are generated more like leveled creatures in Fallout. For example, Bandit NPCs are always a fixed level for their name (Bandits are level 1, Bandit Thugs are level 9, Bandit Highwaymen are level 14, etc). The player's level affects the range of possible bandit types generated within a bandit dungeon, and probably the frequency, but does not seem to affect the resulting stats except in a few rare cases. Lower variant bandits remain reasonably common even when more dangerous bandits are available.

( http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Leveling#Effects_of_Leveling )
Dragon Priests have a base level of 50, and as far as I am aware they do not scale. Krosis uses a staff of fireballs, which means 40 points of damage per hit. Which means you want to be a higher level to have more health or resistance.
More levels means you have more health and better equipment. Being a higher level will always be beneficial.

Other creatures also tend to have a minumum and maximum level, with the exception of the magic anomaly which has no maximum level.

[DPMR]

You need a strong Follower to distract him. Give them lots of health potents. And have a bow enchanted with fire or frost. Just completed this an hour ago at level 10.

[Docsprock]

Dont forget, a dragon lives there too. Unless you have already dealt with it.

[rebelbebel]

Originally posted by Coylie3:

Something to keep in mind is that enemies will scale with your level. You could just run to Shearpoint immediately after leaving Helgen to fight him at level 2 and you'd have about the same difficulty as if you went there at level 80 in full Daedric gear with two summons and a follower.

So it really doesn't matter what level you go fight him at.

Usually its best to wait until level 50 to kill unique enemies, though, since unique gear also scales with your level. Chillrend at level 12 has significantly less base damage and has a significantly weaker enchantment than Chillrend at level 50.

That would be true if it were Oblivion

[☧ Voievod]

Originally posted by DPMR:

You need a strong Follower to distract him. Give them lots of health potents. And have a bow enchanted with fire or frost. Just completed this an hour ago at level 10.

Depends on what difficulty

[DPMR]

Not really, has more to do with your skill, than level or difficulty. You have to have a distractor and you got to get behind objects to block the firebolts and keep pelting arrows.

[Scheneighnay]

Originally posted by DeanerR0cks:

I just used slow time and a ancient nord bow

Having all 3 words of slow time definitely makes every shout other than dragonrend completely irrelevant, as with every enemy except dragons, where it doesn't really help you.