With the key in hand we can now enter the dungeon but the reward for getting inside is one of the tougher dungeons in the game. At this point the quest marker will be placed on your map and, more importantly, you’re given the key to actually get inside of Labyrinthian as opposed to just wandering the surface or going into Shalidor’s Maze. To even get inside you’re going to have to join the Mages College in Winterhold and advance the quest line until you unlock the “Staff of Magnus” quest. Out of all the dungeons in the game Labyrinthian is one of the most painful. Location: Northwest of Whiterun in the mountains southeast of Dawnstar The solution to this is to stay away from your follower and Anska so that they draw his fire attacks and then either snipe at him or run in and attack him, retreating only when your health gets critical. If you don’t have a high fire resistance nor a lot of hit points these fireballs will murder you in short order. Vokun, the Dragon Priest boss of these ruins, uses very powerful fire spells that can tear through your health rapidly. The one thing to keep in mind is that the boss of this area is genuinely difficult unless you have a very high fire resistance. Her aid, alongside a companion, makes this area almost trivially easy regardless of your level. If you agree to help her retrieve a scroll she will follow you around casting spells to aid you. Once you’re actually inside of the ruin things get considerably easier as the enemies are leveled for you but to make things easier there’s a woman named Anska inside needing your help.

The frozen north of Skyrim is largely uninhabited but the bears and sabre cats can tear weak characters apart if you happen to run into them.

This one is fairly easy to get to but it can be dangerous for a low level character to explore.

Skyrim storm call location on map