The idea is to make an all-mechanical dungeon - something thae looks like you are fighting inside some sort of gigantic (not sure if even that word qualifies) Dwemer construct.   Traps all over the place.  Those wonderful spinning blade traps that come out of the ground, this time coming out of walls and even the ceilings in some places in this dungeon.  Also, plenty of Dwemer foes all over, with a fight against several Centurions at once ending it.   The reward would be an even better version of the Dwarven Armor set and your choice of an far improved Dwarven weapon.

In the Dark Brotherhood quest The Cure for Madness, is it possible to OHK Cicero?   Add up all the bonuses for sneaking with dual daggers and Cicero might be wiped out before he can even get up.   Or is the fight scripted in such a way that it is impossible to do so?

I used to have only one canon character: Jacqueline P. Liddell, daughter of American McGee's Alice and Heath Ledger's Joker (don't ask - just accept that it happened.)   However, I've branched out to other characters:   Black Bonnie, Pirate Captain of the Dibella and her all-woman crew Lori Kissian, Nord Smuggler The Collector, a Redguard bounty hunter Krell, an Argonian bounty hunter (Both Krell and The Collector have pursued Black Bonnie and failed.  I could write all sorts of fan fics about their explots.)   And I am currently trying Jakben Imbel.

I thought of something that might work as an ultimate goal for the Thieves' Guild in TES VI: Caution: huge Oblivion spoilers below! Theft of the Red Diamond Crown (yes, the Cyrodiil emporer's crown.) In Oblivion, it is defined as "merely jewelry" compared to the Amulet of Kings. And perhaps the whole quest could involve also ransoming it back.

I think I simply deleted and re-installed the game. I also cleared out space from my PS4. This post was edited by Jake Johnson at March 25, 2019 8:27 AM EDT