Both factions have their elaborate pros and cons. With the release of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Anniversary Edition, we again face the starting conundrum after Alduin frees us from our mortal chains: join the Imperials or side with the Stormcloaks. So long as the land of the Nords stays, so too will its eternal politics and conflict. Because dragons come and go, but Skyrim is forever. The outcome of the war does not affect the main questline in any way, but picking a side forces you to declare your values and fight for the Skyrim you want to see in the future. While you can abstain from fighting and not pick a side, both the Imperials and Stormcloaks have valid reasons for why they should win control of Skyrim. The game centers around choices and none are more prominent than your decision to fight for the Stormcloaks or Imperials in the civil war. Updated Novemby Sid Natividad: Nearly ten years after its release, Skyrim is still one of the most popular RPGs to play.
That leads to one of the earliest conundrums players get to face when starting a new game in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, join the Stormcloaks or join the Empire. That said, Skyrim has long been a part of the Empire, affording them protection, stalwart allies, fruitful trade, and the rule of law.
RELATED: Skyrim: Best Restoration Skills, RankedĪfter all, Skyrim belongs to the Nords! Not the dragons, not the Imperials, and most certainly not the uppity High Elves. They have Jarls competing for power, the Altmer plotting behind the scenes, and most importantly, the Stormcloaks threaten to secede Skyrim from what they view as a crumbling empire. And, naturally, political turmoil has enveloped Skyrim. Bandits pillage the countryside, and dragons are awakening and terrorizing every hold from Windhelm to Solitude.
Skyrim's not in good shape when the Dragonborn arrives on the scene.
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