Skyrim – walkthrough and progression.

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Well, morality aside, completing many quests and the Town Battles themselves are inherently immoral.

You won't believe it, but I deliberately didn't complete them :D

Exactly, I forgot to mention Restoration. The method should be effective, but I read in the spell table that Alteration doesn't develop in this way. By the way, did you find this spell?

I did (though not from a merchant, it was just lying around somewhere). You say it doesn't develop? That's a shame. I thought that all spells, except Destruction, develop only from being used.

Star of Azura is very good for recharging weapons. The fact that it can only hold one soul is disappointing. You can get tired of teleporting from Dragon's Reach (or any other house with enchanting) to a dungeon for just one soul. Although, it's worth a try.

Why go to a dungeon? Just find any fort with bandits and take them out one by one.

You're asking about finding Daedric Hearts, right? Then here's where you can find them:
Mehrunes Dagon - the quest starts in the museum in Dawnstar. After receiving Mehrunes' Razor, two servants attack us, each with one Daedric Heart. There are two more servants in the shrine of Mehrunes Dagon.
Azura - you can learn about the location of the shrine from the bartender at "The Ratcatchers" in Solitude. When restoring the broken Star to the Black Star, you can fight three more Daedric servants.

Actually, yes. But that's not enough; I already took care of those Daedra a long time ago. I was wondering if there were any more... If you buy them, you can purchase two at a time from the merchant in the College, who lives on the second floor.

I also suggest we discuss the houses in Skyrim. You can buy five houses: in Whiterun - "Warm Hearth", in Markarth - "Vlindrel Hall", in Riften - "Honeyside", in Windhelm - Hjerim, and in Solitude - "High Hrothgar". You can also live in special rooms after becoming the leader of the Thieves Guild, the Dark Brotherhood, and the College of Winterhold, respectively. The Arch-Mage has an entire floor for his belongings.

Yes, the Arch-Mage's quarters are something else, but there's no forge for complete happiness :) I also have a house in Whiterun and Solitude; I haven't bought any others. I must say that the house in Whiterun is quite nice, and the one in Solitude, although significantly more expensive, is rather spartan inside.

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Skyrim – walkthrough and progression.