Almost twelve years after the release of Skyrim, the player has discovered a hidden treasure outside the Bleak Falls Barrow that most players may never have discovered. Bleak Falls Barrow is one of the oldest dungeons in Skyrim, very familiar to most players.
When Skyrim was first released in 2011, most players probably didn’t expect to find new discoveries in 2023 and maybe even later. At this point, of course, most discoveries are small and not really anything new. Reddit user Extension_Travel3535 made this discovery and shared it with the community on the platform. The video shows the snowy exterior of the Bleak Falls Barrow dungeon, which many players are familiar with.
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In order to obtain the treasure, one must first approach the large entrance gate of the Bleak Falls Barrow. However, instead of actually entering the dungeon, the player must walk around the left side. There is a small hidden area, well hidden between the rocks. There is a bag here and a small chest full of loot, which can be very useful to players who are still in the early stages of the game.
On this Reddit thread, this really obvious discovery was new to most gamers. The treasure hunt is not particularly difficult, you just have to deviate a little from the main path. Other users indicate that there are other hidden treasures in Bleak Falls Barrows that many players may not know about. If The Elder Scrolls 6 comes out sometime in the next few years, it would be commendable if Bethesda continues to provide such hidden areas for players to enjoy. The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim Anniversary Edition is available for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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