Just win an entire war. Simple enough, right? Let's say, though, players side with the Empire, or more than likely pursue the title without partaking in Civil War, or swapping the city during Season Unending. What, exactly, does this path to thanehood hold?
Well, for starters, Jarl Igmund will require that players go forth and systemically slaughter groups of Forsworn , the native subculture and former rulers of the Reach.
While seemingly a simple enough task, be warned: the Forsworn are adept warriors in melee, ranged, and magical attacks of all sorts, and often make use of alliances with Hagravens and other similar beasts.
They're fierce warriors, and not meant to be taken lightly. Now, exactly how many camps of these peoples that players will have to annihilate varies. At the very least, the next step to becoming thane is locked behind a level barrier. Players under level 20 may have to grind and hack and slash through a few camps of these Reach natives before they can continue further on the path to thane.
But even once upon reaching that level, there's no guarantee that the next step to thanehood will immediately unlock. Players may luck out, and only have to kill one camp of these enemies. Or, maybe they'll have to kill countless swathes. But if patience wins out, then the thanehood will still remain in their grasps.
But what, exactly, is locked behind that level 20 barrier? A simple quest: to find an item, Hrolfdir's Shield, which has been lost in some radiantly spawned dungeon which will be, more likely than not, crawling with more Forsworn. Annoying as it may be to have thanehood locked behind another dungeon crawling quest , this shield has some sentimentality to it, in that it belonged to the former Jarl and father of Jarl Igmund, Markarth's current leader.
It adds a bit of character to him To become a Thane of Markarth, the Dragonborn needs to kill groups of Forsworn for the Jarl and his steward.
You can but only for a wife that is a follower. Then give her the clothe you want her to wear. They look very similar to Elder Dragons, but will have much more sustain and damage at their disposal, making them the most daunting enemy to meet in the wild. For Ysolda to become available you must complete the sidequest she gives you to fetch a mammoth tusk. You must also have spoken to Maramal in Riften about conducting weddings to allow marriage in general.
Once done, it cannot be undone so tread into this dark realm carefully. Is it the "special" meat served in Markarth? If using the PC version of the game you could use the 'no-clip' console command tcl ToggleColLision - thanks Joachim as a workaround. This will let you fly through the wall without needing to pick the lock. I would recommend toggling it on and off either side of the wall so you reduce the chance of getting stuck in geometry and saving beforehand, just in case. I learned quite by accident that if I max out my stealth and max out stealth perks , have at least lockpicking of 40, and wear a well-enchanted sneaking ring I can pick the lock without being flagged with a crime.
The Jarl and the steward don't seem to care so long as I picked the lock while in super-stealth mode. In any case, this method only worked for me when in super-stealth mode. Being only slightly stealthy i. Somehow the dogs count as witnesses, even if no guards are anywhere in sight. In a related note, I've also observed that chickens, sheep, cows, and horses also serve as witnesses, so you'll have to do a meat-slaughter if you want to make sure you have no fines as a result of any crimes.
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