She only uses a shield if the best melee weapon in her inventory is One-Handed, otherwise she uses a Two-Handed weapon. Alternatively, she may be married so that she opens a shop - this then allows the Dragonborn to buy her default clothes, which forces her to wear alternative gear. She may be dismissed then pickpocketed to remove her default gear using the Perfect Touch Pickpocket perk. It should be noted that, similar to other followers, there are multiple options to change her gear. She can and will wear light armor, but her high Heavy Armor skill makes it difficult without a high Smithing skill or high-end armor, or the "equipitem" console command.
She can equip armor given to her, if its armor rating surpasses that of her default equipment. She can also wear any ring or necklace given to her by the Dragonborn, which can be useful due to the added effects these items may have. She does not wear a helmet by default, but can equip any if given one. Her default equipment provides a total armor rating of 169. Lydia's default armor is steel armor (the version without pauldrons), boots, gauntlets, and shield.
Although her Sneak skill isn't high enough to have the perk to do this, she can sometimes be seen doing a roll (when the Dragonborn is crouching) in order to catch up. This may cause problems if the Dragonborn has low Sneak skill, but may prove as an advantage if the Dragonborn has a higher Sneak level, since it allows the Dragonborn to lure enemies using Lydia. She also has very low Sneak skill, alerting enemies of her presence nearly immediately. She can use spell scrolls and staves, potions and food if available, and favors Heavy Armor and One-Handed weapons, but will use any equipment if it bests the current base armor or damage rating. As with some other melee-oriented followers, she has tendency to simply rush into combat, possibly leading to her death. Lydia is primarily a melee-type character and uses no spells. I'm sorry I said anything then." Combat behavior and skills Stats at level 50 As brief as life can be in Skyrim, at least we'll have each other." No, I'm not. Why wouldn't I be? Are you.interested in me?" Yes. "Is that an amulet of Mara? I'm surprised someone like you isn't spoken for." Interested in me, are you? "Well, yes. She can only be married once Breezehome has been purchased. Like all the other candidates for marriage, she will cook a Homecooked Meal once a day that regenerates Stamina, Health, and Magicka. She can be asked to move to a different house, if a house other than Breezehome is owned.
If the Dragonborn does marry her, then she opens a shop in town and gives the Dragonborn 100 per day.
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Marriageīefore Patch 1.5, it was only possible to marry Lydia through console commands.
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She can still be recruited as a follower, but her default Steel apparel will be replaced with a full set of Blades Armor and a Blades sword. Lydia, like most followers, has the option of being recruited into The Blades by being brought to Delphine at Sky Haven Temple after the quest Alduin's Wall is completed. If enough time was spent with her, she may gift the Dragonborn with a radiant item upon reuniting with her. If Breezehome in Whiterun is owned, she will return there instead. If the Dragonborn and Lydia part ways, she returns to Dragonsreach. This can happen if the Dragonborn damages her at low health. Just like other followers, Lydia can die if she does not get the opportunity to heal herself when knocked down.
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