Is it better to choose the Empire or the Storm Cloak in The Elder Scrolls 5 at the beginning?

All the same, if you choose the Empire, then Stormcloak is the enemy and vice versa.

It doesn't feel like there's much difference between the Empire and the Storm Cloak.

But the Imperial creeps are clearly more powerful than the creeps of the Storm Cloak, as can be seen from the equipment.

But the leader of the Storm Cloak, Lao Wu, is very strong, and he should be the strongest mortal other than the protagonist (he can also roar dragons, and he is also Graybeard's apprentice, in a sense, he can be regarded as the protagonist's senior brother).

But in terms of plot, I personally support the empire.

Because the empire is decaying and decaying, people of other races can at least unite with the Nords, and the Stormcloak excludes non-Nords (if you are a Nord and go to Stormcloak, they will call you brother, if you are of any other race, they will not give you a good look).

So I recommend that if you play with a Nord protagonist, then go and join the Storm Cloak.

If you're playing as an Imperialist or another race, then go ahead and join the Imperial.

If you're playing with a high elf, don't add on either side, as both sides are your enemies.

I chose the Storm Cloak, and once I was running around, and 3 Imperial soldiers grabbed me and said that you interfered with our official business, and there was no specific official business, anyway, you extorted 100 gold coins from me, embarrassed, and then I cut them down

This is not required, the game has a lot of freedom, and you can choose both.

Personally, I feel that it is better to choose the Storm Cloak, and in the end I get more items than the Empire.

Of course, your own soldiers are infinitely brushed, and the enemy only has 100 soldiers, and you will win when you kill them all.

The feeling of siege is very unreal, it is just a few barricades, cut all the way and it is over.

Whoever you can choose, you have to attack the city, that is, you can take your own people to attack whichever faction you like, and the storm cloak passes by

This game has a high degree of freedom.,You can do whatever you like.。 If it's not good, both camps will play the same character

I don't know which one to choose, but remind you, it's best to wait until the main story is over before joining, because there is a meeting task behind the main story, and you need to find the cloak and the boss of the empire, and if the city is sieged in front, there may be problems when the meeting is held.

If you're playing as a Nord, join the Storm Cloak, or if you're playing as an Imperial, or if you're playing with an Imperial, then join the Imperium. If you are playing with a high elf, do not add on either side, because both sides are enemies.

However, in terms of plot, it is still more supportive of the Empire, because although the Empire is decayed and decayed, people of other races and Nords can at least unite, while Stormcloak excludes other races other than non-Nords.

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When playing The Elder Scrolls 5, it's better to choose the Storm Cloak, and you end up getting more items than the Empire.

The game is set 200 years after The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, in the Skyrim Province of the Human Empire. Players take on the role of the legendary Dragonborn on a quest to fight the Eater of Worlds dragon Alduin.

In addition, there are various side quests and hidden quests such as the Skyrim Civil War, Demon Artifacts, Underground Ruins, and Organizational Forces, with a huge world view and a high degree of freedom.

Game Setting:

In the 5th year of the Fourth Age, the volcano of the province of Morrowind, Mount Red, erupted, destroying the island of Waardenfehr and parts of the mainland. In the same year, the Argonians invaded Morrowind from the south and occupied large swaths of territory. A large number of refugees from Morrowind Province fled to the western province of Skyrim.

In the 17th year of the Fourth Age, the Warlord Titus Maider I occupied the imperial capital, entered the Platinum Tower, and was crowned the new emperor, inaugurating the Maider dynasty.

In the 22nd year of the Fourth Age, the ultra-racist organization Somer ruled the island of Summer Twilight and established a regime to rival the empire, known as the Third Ancestor Shenzhou. Later, Sommer plotted a coup d'état in Weimu Province to break away from the empire and join the Ancestral Divine State.

Therefore, it is recommended that if the protagonist of the game is a Nord, then go and join the Storm Cloak, and if you are playing with the Empire or other races, then go and join the Empire. If you are playing with a high elf, do not add on either side, because both sides are enemies.

The Imperial creeps are obviously more powerful than the minions of the Storm Cloak, which can be seen from the equipment, but the leader of the Storm Cloak, Lao Wu, is very strong, and he should be the strongest mortal except for the protagonist;

However, in terms of plot, it is still more supportive of the Empire, because although the Empire is decayed and decayed, people of other races and Nords can at least unite, while Stormcloak excludes other races other than non-Nords.

This question is a good question, I will give you a satisfactory answer, on the surface, the landlord will take the righteous youth, and he must choose the storm, to put it bluntly, the empire is engaged in racial discrimination, and it is inevitable that the Nords will rebel, whether there is a person like Ulfrik or not, the empire will still rebel like this.

I was also inclined to the storm at first, but then I found a clue in the main quest! People are old and have forgotten a lot of names, I can only tell you that when the main quest is to go to the high elf embassy to save people, don't you sneak in and meet a high-quality cadre (the mage who talks in the room after entering the door), hehe, assassinate it, and then there are two books in his room! They are the main personnel of the Blade Warrior and the data of Ulfric (the leader of the Storm Cloak), which contains an important piece of information!

Ufric was once a captive of the high elves, if you have played Ancient 4, you should know that the high elves have always wanted to destroy the empire in ancient times, and Ufric was let go by the high elves again, on the condition that he be their pawn! In other words, the ** behind the war between the two sides is the high elf! Ufric is just their pawn, and the high elves also took advantage of the long-term conflict between the Nords and the empire, and then found a pawn as a lead, hehe, this trick is really poisonous enough!

The landlord can argue what I said, if it's true, don't forget to give a hard share.

Empire and Storm are pretty much the same. But the storm is not interesting. The B lord himself is quite bossy, and he is still making a bunch of excuses to interfere with the sky of the BB Empire

The specific steps are as follows:

Arrive at the headquarters of the Stormcloak Resistance, in the city of Stormrudder, a castle known as the Temple of Kings.

After entering the castle, choose to speak to Stormcape Rebel Lieutenant Garma Stonefist and ask to join the Stormcloak Resistance.

He'll give you a test mission to go to Snake Rock Island to destroy an Ice Wraith.

Once you've completed the quest, return there and submit the quest to join the Stormcloak Rebellion.

The barracks where you encounter the Storm Cloak on the map is a bear catch icon, which you will see if you run more on the map, and after talking to the officers inside, the quest to join the Storm Cloak will appear, if you can't find it, go to Stormhelm City.

At the beginning, after being escorted, you were attacked by a dragon, and the people who followed the Storm Cloak fled to a pillbox, and met the Imperial Guards who escorted you, at this time, the two people each stood in front of a door, which is to let you choose whether to go with the Imperial Guards or with the people of the Storm Cloak, and at this time you choose to join that camp. Choose one or the other, and you will kill the other when you enter the bunker.

Take the carriage to Stormhelm City, enter the castle to find the lord, he will give you a task, and once you complete it, you can join the Stormcloak.

Take the car to Windhelm City.

Enter the main city. Speak to Uffric and choose to join the Stormcloak.

Then have a conversation with Jarma.

Accept the quest (Kill the Frost Ghost).

Perform tasks. When you're done, return to Windhelm and talk to Jarma.

Added Storm Cloak.