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Increasing your archery skill is a surefire way to create a powerful character in Skyrim. High level archers deal a devastating amount of damage in the game. Whether you want to become an expert huntsman, or a master thief or assassin, you'll want to increase your Skyrim archery skill as quickly.

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Fundamental to any combat-based character you may own, levelling Warrior Skills in Skyrim will often happen naturally. However, occasionally some skills are left behind, like Light Armor on an archer or spellcaster, or blocking for those with strong enough weapons not to need it.

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For that reason, we've assmebled all of the best, fastest ways to power-level each of the combat-oriented Warrior skills in Skryim down below - but be sure to have read through our fundamental guide to Skyrim power-levelling, and our guide to maxing Enchantment, if you want to be fully prepared!

The fastest way to max level Block, Light Armor, and Heavy Armor

How to reach level 100 Block

Although often ignored, the Block skill tree can be surprisingly useful, particularly with the level 100 Perk, Shield Charge, which lets you knock down most enemies by sprinting at them with your shield raised. There are a few interesting ways to level it up rapidly:

According to the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages wiki, it's possible to reach level 100 Blocking in just 13 minutes. The method involves crafting a full set of Fortify Block enchantments, with the maximum of 40% on each of your shield, hands, finger and neck slots, and using the Aetherial Crown method mentioned above (by the Standing Stones table) to receive all three experience boosts possible. You can then crank the difficulty up to Legendary and attack a Giant, which will see your block rapidly rise to level 100 - we should note that we haven't tested this method ourselves yet however, so results may vary - be sure to save in advance!
An alternative is to stun-lock an opponent with shield bash, which you can perform ad infinitum with some strong Fortify Stamina Regen potions or vegetable soup. You gain much more experience from bashing than from blocking, so pick a relatively tough opponent with low attack to use it against repeatedly - summoned Frost Atronachs are one example of a high-health enemy, along with Mammoths and Dwarven Centurions for those at a higher level.
Standing behind a training dummy whilst an NPC attacks it means you can take hits without the NPC realising they're hitting you. The Companions' training ground in Whiterun is a good place to start.

How to reach level 100 Light Armor and level 100 Heavy Armor

Light and Heavy Armor are great skills to level for any character who use them, and can be done in a similar fashion to blocking:

Giants are, again, the best way to level your Light and Heavy Armor skill, as the experience is granted according to the base damage of the damage which hits you - not the actual damage dealt after armor and resistances are calculated.
In early levels Giants can kill you in one hit however, particularly in Light Armor, in which case your (hopefully) already levelled Enchanting and Alchemy skills can come in handy: Fortify Health enchantments and potions, coupled with the use of Restoration spells, should be enough to keep you alive.
Blocking will mean that you gain no experience towards Light or Heavy Armor.
Light or Heavy Armor skill experience is increased the more items of Light or Heavy Armor that you wear.

From visual upgrades, to console mods and levelling skills.

Want more help with Skyrim? Find out how to join every guild and faction, how to earn Gold fast, learning about XP and levelling to 100, max Crafting skills, max Warrior skills, max Thief skills and max Mage skills, how to get married, where to buy a house, how to start Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborn DLC expansions. If you're on PC, we have a list of console commands and cheats, and you can learn about the remastered version and how to install mods with our Skyrim guide. Finally, with Switch owners, we have Skyrim amiibo support explained to help unlock special Zelda-themed items.

The fastest way to max level One-Handed, Two-Handed, and Archery

How to reach level 100 One-Handed

One Handed works much the same as defensive skills like Heavy Armor - albeit in reverse. You'll need to deal actual physical damage to a valid enemy to gain experience.

The fastest method for levelling One Handed is to attack a target which can take damage, but can't be killed, such as Shadowmere.
The experience depends specifically on the base damage of the weapon you use to deal the damage, and not the damage received by the thing you're attacking. That means you should simply choose the highest-damage weapon to attack with for maximum experience gain.
Combine this with Restoration spells if you want to level that up too, or simply keep your targeted NPC alive!

How to reach level 100 Two-Handed

Two-Handed works in exactly the same way as One-Handed, and so the same method as above is the most efficient means of levelling it up.

How to reach level 100 Archery

Finally, Archery, despite being affected by the Thieft Stone's bonus as opposed to the Warriors, is still officially classed as a combat skill, and so we've kept it here in our Warrior Skill guide.

Much the same as One-Handed and Two-Handed, Archery's XP yields are decided by the damage dealt by each blow, found by the base weapon and, in this case, ammunition damage.
In that case, you'll want to follow the same levelling principles as above too: find the highest-damage weapon and ammunition, and either attack a target like Shadowmere, or crank up the difficulty to increase NPC health, and attack a friendly one like a follower who'll never turn on you, then wait for them to heal, and repeat.
As above, this combines well with Restoration levelling, as you can alternate between healing and attacking - although it's a little slower to do here as you'll have both hands occupied with your bow or crossbow.

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Skill: Archery
Specialization: Combat

Archery (also referred to as Marksman) is the skill governing the use of bows and crossbows^DG. Each skill point grants a +0.5% bonus to the damage dealt with bows and crossbows. The Archery tree has a total of 9 perks, requiring 16 perk points to fill.

In-game Description: An archer is trained in the use of bows and arrows. The greater the skill, the more deadly the shot.

2Skill Usage
3Skill Increases

Skill Perks[edit]

Overdraw

Critical Shot

Eagle Eye

Steady Hand

Power Shot

Hunter's Discipline

Ranger

Quick Shot

Bullseye

Perk	Rank	Description	ID	Skill Req.	Perk Req.
Overdraw	1	Bows do 20% more damage.	000babed
	2	Bows do 40% more damage.	0007934a	20 Archery
	3	Bows do 60% more damage.	0007934b	40 Archery
	4	Bows do 80% more damage.	0007934d	60 Archery
	5	Bows do twice as much damage.	00079354	80 Archery
Critical Shot	1	10% chance of a critical hit that does extra damage.	00105f1c	30 Archery	Overdraw
	2	15% chance of a critical hit that does 25% more critical damage.	00105f1e	60 Archery
	3	20% chance of a critical hit that does 50% more critical damage.	00105f1f	90 Archery
Hunter's Discipline	Recover twice as many arrows from dead bodies.	00051b12	50 Archery	Critical Shot
Ranger	Able to move faster with a drawn bow.	00058f63	60 Archery	Hunter's Discipline
Eagle Eye	Pressing Block while aiming will zoom in your view.	00058f61	30 Archery	Overdraw
Power Shot	Arrows stagger all but the largest opponents 50% of the time.	00058f62	50 Archery	Eagle Eye
Quick Shot	Can draw a bow 30% faster.	00105f19	70 Archery	Power Shot
Steady Hand	1	Zooming in with a bow slows time by 25%.	00103ada	40 Archery	Eagle Eye
Steady Hand	2	Zooming in with a bow slows time by 50%.	00103adb	60 Archery
Bullseye	15% chance of paralyzing the target for a few seconds.^†	00058f64	100 Archery	Ranger or Quick Shot

†The paralysis lasts 10 seconds. This effect is affected by any Alteration modifiers, such as the Stability perk.

Skill Usage[edit]

Arrow damage is the sum total of the quality and material of the bow and the arrow being used, as well as the bow's draw length. A bow will not deal its normal maximum amount of damage until finished being fully drawn. Arrows that are misfired accidentally before firing the bow result in a damage penalty. Drawn bows can be cancelled by pressing the 'Sheath Weapon' button.

The trajectory and speed of arrows are independent of a character's skill level in Archery; only damage increases with skill level. When shooting an arrow, you will discover that arrows have significant 'loft', or upwards movement, particularly at medium ranges (See Notes). To compensate, you should aim just below the intended target in order to hit it. If the target is moving, aim where they are going to be, as the arrow is a rather slow projectile. Note that the Steady Hand perk affects neither the speed of the arrow, nor the enemy, so lead your target the same as if time was not slowed. If the target is farther away, then aim slightly above it, as gravity has an influence on trajectory. Note that the Eagle Eye perk does in fact decrease the influence of gravity, so do not aim as high as you would if you were not zooming in. Since there is no hit location recognition in Skyrim, trying to achieve headshots will not cause increased damage, but rather may cause your shot to miss if you do not properly account for the arrow's trajectory.

While you have a bow equipped you cannot block attacks; however, you can perform a melee strike with the bow by pressing the 'Block' button. Doing so costs a small amount of Stamina, but will stagger the foe, giving you time to set up a shot, flee to a safer distance, or switch to a melee weapon. In addition, having high skill in Block and the Deadly Bash perk will cause the strike to inflict significant damage. (5.5 * 5 = 27.5 at 100 skill and Deadly Bash 5x damage perk.)

Most bows and crossbows can be upgraded at a grindstone based on perks invested in Smithing. Arrows and bolts can also be crafted if you have the Dawnguard add-on. You should always be on the lookout for better arrows whenever possible, as the damage difference between iron and Daedric arrows is significantly larger than between any other iron and Daedric weapon.

There are places where NPCs can sometimes be found doing target practice, and their arrows and bolts may be retrieved from the target dummy; for example in Dragonsreach, Great Porch, in the courtyard of Castle Dour or in the cistern area of The Ragged Flagon.

Arrows and bolts shot by you that hit your opponent can sometimes be recovered from their corpse; the Hunter's Discipline perk increases this chance of recovery. Enemy missiles that strike you may also be added to your inventory. If an arrow or bolt fired by you or an enemy misses its intended target, it can almost always be recovered from the ground or a nearby object, if you can find it. Note that missiles that strike non-flesh enemies, such as skeletons and mudcrabs, will often bounce back toward you. Enemies that break apart upon death (such as skeletons) will drop all the arrows you have shot them with when they die.

Eagle Eye and Steady Hand[edit]

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With the Eagle Eye perk, you can press the Block control to zoom in on your target. However, doing so slowly drains your Stamina, and cannot be maintained indefinitely. With the Steady Hand perk, using Eagle Eye also slows time by a 25% (50% with the second rank), making everything appear to move in slow-motion. This effect allows you more time to think through and set up the shot. Although the action of drawing the bow will occur in slow-motion if you have not nocked the arrow before pressing the Block control, there is an exploit around this that can significantly increase DPS (See Bugs). Note that you cannot zoom in while under the effect of the Slow Time dragon shout, regardless of whether you have perks in Steady Hand or not.

Draw Speed[edit]

Firing a bow has three stages:

Nock the arrow.
Draw the bow.
Release the arrow and rest.

The nock stage appears to take about 0.4 seconds and the rest stage about 0.6 seconds regardless of bow or perks. The time required for a full draw depends on the bow, however; heavier bows tend to take longer to draw.

Detailed Bow Comparison[edit]

Name	Base Damage	Weight	Speed	Time (s)	DPS	QS Time (s)	QS DPS	Best Base DPS
Ancient Nord Bow (includes Gauldur Blackbow levels 1-18)	8	12	0.875	2.90	2.76	2.46	3.25	13.42
Auriel's Bow^DG	13	11	1	2.66	4.89	2.28	5.71	16.69
Bound Bow	18	0	0.875	2.90	6.21	2.46	7.32	17.48
Bound Bow ^(Mystic)	24	0	0.875	2.90	8.28	2.46	9.76	19.92
Bow of the Hunt	10	7	0.937	2.77	3.61	2.36	4.23	14.81
Daedric Bow	19	18	0.5	4.32	4.40	3.55	5.35	12.38
Dragonbone Bow	20	20	0.75	3.21	6.22	2.70	7.40	16.65
Drainspell Bow	14	6	0.875	2.90	4.83	2.46	5.70	15.86
Dwarven Bow	12	10	0.75	3.21	3.73	2.70	4.44	13.69
Dwarven Black Bow of Fate^DB	13	10	0.75	3.21	4.05	2.70	4.81	14.06
Ebony Bow	17	16	0.5625	3.95	4.30	3.27	5.20	12.84
Elven Bow(includes Firiniel's End)	13	12	0.6875	3.42	3.81	2.86	4.55	13.30
Falmer Bow	12	15	0.75	3.21	3.73	2.70	4.44	13.69
Falmer Supple Bow	15	20	0.75	3.21	4.67	2.70	5.55	14.80
Forsworn Bow	12	11	0.875	2.90	4.14	2.46	4.88	15.04
Glass Bow	15	14	0.625	3.66	4.10	3.04	4.93	13.11
Glass Bow of the Stag Prince^DB	16	14	0.625	3.66	4.38	3.04	5.26	13.47
Hunting Bow(includes Angi's Bow and Dravin's Bow)	7	7	0.937	2.77	2.53	2.36	2.96	13.54
Imperial Bow	9	8	0.75	3.21	2.80	2.70	3.33	12.58
Karliah's Bow	25	9	0.625	3.66	6.88	3.04	8.22	16.43
Long Bow(includes Froki's Bow)	6	5	1	2.66	2.26	2.28	2.64	13.61
Nightingale Bow^{levels 1-18}	12	9	0.5	4.32	2.78	3.55	3.38	10.41
Nightingale Bow^{levels 19-26}	13	11	0.5	4.32	3.01	3.55	3.69	10.69
Nightingale Bow^{levels 27-35}	15	13	0.5	4.32	3.47	3.55	4.22	11.26
Nightingale Bow^{levels 36-45}	17	15	0.5	4.32	3.94	3.55	4.78	11.82
Nightingale Bow^{levels 46+}	19	18	0.5	4.32	4.40	3.55	5.35	12.38
Nord Hero Bow	11	7	0.875	2.90	3.80	2.46	4.47	14.64
Nordic Bow^DB	13	11	0.6875	3.42	3.81	2.86	4.55	13.30
Orcish Bow	10	9	0.812	3.04	3.29	2.57	3.89	13.61
Ruin's Edge^CC	12	7	0.875	2.90	4.14	2.46	4.88	15.04
Stalhrim Bow^DB	17	15	0.5625	3.95	4.30	3.27	5.20	12.84
Supple Ancient Nord Bow (includes Gauldur Blackbow levels 19+)	14	18	0.875	2.90	4.83	2.46	5.70	15.86
Zephyr^DG	12	10	1	2.66	4.51	2.28	5.27	16.25

Note that the base damage and DPS does not include any damage added from the enchantments that exist on some of the unique bows listed.

The equation to easily work out your potential dps is

As you can see above, bound bows are among the best in the game based on base damage, however as they cannot be tempered other bows will eventually overtake them. You can also see that early in the game, the higher damage-dealing bows do the most damage, but as the damage outputs increase, it is the speed of the bow that becomes more important. In the table above, with quick shot and the best arrows, a long bow does more dps than a daedric bow. Your choice of arrow can also have a significant impact on dps early on, but as the damage from arrows is static they will be less influential on overall dps (iron arrows result in a dps of 6.14 for the long bow and 7.61).

A tempered long bow will eventually do more dps than all other bows except Zephyr, Auriel's Bow, and Froki's Bow, due to the nature of the formula. Despite the daedric bow's high damage, its very slow speed is a severe limitation because of how the formula works. Auriel's Bow is the best bow in the game for dps, though at a huge cost of maximum damage. Karliah's Bow is the best in the game for maximum damage in one shot, and has the third best dps rating. However, the slow speed of Karliah's Bow will quickly see it slip behind the other best bows. The dragonbone bow is a good compromise between speed and damage, and it is more than sufficient at higher levels. It has the high base damage that is used for sneak attack calculations (the low base damage of Auriel's may not be enough to one-shot-kill many enemies). The dragonbone bow has the added benefit over Zephyr and Auriel's Bow of being enchantable, allowing you your own custom enchantments that, with sufficient skill in enchanting, can push its dps well above the others.

Range and Trajectory[edit]

The primary factor affecting your maximum range is the global game setting fVisibleNavmeshMoveDist; past this distance, your arrows will 'phase through' targets without doing any damage. The default value is 4096 distance units (for reference, a weapon with a reach of '1' has a reach of 141 distance units, by default). This issue has been addressed by the Unofficial Skyrim Patch; it triples the default, to 12288, which should always be enough that the arrow will always impact anything it can reach. The second most important factor is the projectile; it has a maximum range (which is typically not relevant, but can matter for the Riekling Spear^DB, which has a maximum range of 4000 - most projectiles have ranges measured in the tens of thousands), a speed, which determines how quickly the projectile travels, and a gravity value, which determines how quickly the projectile drops (higher is faster, for both). Gravity tends to be the same for all of your arrows and bolts, but bolts travel significantly faster - the ammunition page covers these values.

The primary factor affecting your trajectory is the set of global game settings:

f1PArrowTiltUpAngle; default 2.
f3PArrowTiltUpAngle; default 2.5.
f1PBoltTiltUpAngle; default 1.
f3PBoltTiltUpAngle.

These set the angle your projectiles fire at from bows (the Arrow settings) and crossbows^DG (Bolt) in the first-person (1P) and third-person (3P) perspectives. A value of 0 is initially flat, along the bottom of the targeting reticle. Positive values tilt the projectile up. See the Notes section below for optimization.

Range and Trajectory are also affected by bow speed. On a full draw, slower bows will shoot arrows higher and with less drop, while faster bows will shoot arrows lower with more drop. This means that at short ranges, arrows shot from faster bows will be more accurate to the crosshairs, while slower bows will shoot high. At long ranges, arrows shot from faster bows will drop considerably, requiring you to aim higher to compensate, while slower bows will hit the target much closer to the crosshairs—though you may still need to compensate for drop depending on the range. Also, slower bows have a flatter ballistic trajectory, which means they will travel further than arrows shot from a faster bow. This effect comes solely from weapon speed—other factors such as weight and damage do not play a role. You can see a comparison of the weapon speeds of many bows here. Of further note, the perk Quick Shot has no effect on range and trajectory, but Eagle Eyedoes, as it effectively decreases the gravity value of the projectile.

Skill Increases[edit]

Character Creation[edit]

The following races have an initial skill bonus to Archery:

+10 bonus: Bosmer
+5 bonus: Khajiit, Redguard

Trainers[edit]

Faendal in Riverwood (Common)
Aela the Huntress of the Companions in Whiterun (Expert)
Niruin of the Thieves Guild in Riften (Master)
Sorine Jurard^DG in Fort Dawnguard (Master)

Skill Books[edit]

Free Skill Boosts[edit]

+1 Archery (and other combat skills) from Giraud Gemane (Bards College) for completing the quest Rjorn's Drum.
+1 Archery (and Block, Heavy Armor, and One-handed) from Wulf Wild-Blood^DB for finding his brother during Filial Bonds^DB.
+5 Archery (and other combat skills) by selecting 'The Path of Might' from the Oghma Infinium after completing the quest Discerning the Transmundane.
+6 Archery in total from Angi for completing a series of archery challenges. There are four challenges; the first one gives three points and all the others one point each.

Gaining Skill Experience[edit]

Weapon skill gains are based on damage dealt against valid targets (those whose health can be damaged). You can increase your skill level fastest by choosing the best available ammunition and best available bow that has the highest DPS.

The equation governing skill gain in Archery is thought to resemble something like this:

Bwd = Base weapon damage

Bad = Base ammunition damage

lm = Leveling Multiplier (rest, stone, etc.)

x = Damage Translator

bool(DamagingHit) = 1 or 0, true or false

skillXP += bool(DamagingHit) * (lm(Bwd + Bad) / x)