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Anon plays Skyrim
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this post was submitted on 23 Oct 2025
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I don't know if it was a bug or not but I remember on the 360 version of Skyrim you could marry her, though I think she needed to be cured of vampirism or something. Probably screwed up the flags in game since to convince her to get cured you have to cure yourself which is annoying and you'd only due if you get turned before dawnguard, hell knowing Bethesda games it may very well be in the PC version but nobody goes down that route so it's just been forgotten.
Who knows maybe I'll fire up my 360 and upload that shit to YouTube or something.
I've never heard of that bug. I know you can marry Aela, and if you do marry her you can convince her to give up lycanthropy. If you don't marry her, you can't convince her.
Yeah if I had to guess it's less of a bug and more of an oversight. I think they forgot human Serana can marry when they stripped it from Vampire Serana. If that seems weird I wouldn't be surprised if the two versions are effectively different NPCs with a shared dialogue tree. Though I have no clue if you could even do this weirdness on the original PC or PS3 versions of Skyrim.