It’s been almost a decade since The Elder Scrolls 6 was first teased, and while many fans are still holding on to their initial excitement for the next chapter in the franchise, others have grown weary from the wait. Despite several relatively vague updates on the game’s progress over the year from Todd Howard, we can’t even say with confidence yet where the game will take place on Tamriel.
With the wait for The Elder Scrolls 6 dragging on, The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim still remains a fan-favorite open-world experience, offering thousands of hours of additional gameplay in the form of community-created mods, as well as official re-releases from Bethesda, such as the recent Nintendo Switch 2 Anniversary Edition upgrade.
In Skyrim’s lifespan, the game has developed an enthusiastic community of gamers looking to grab any and all content related to the franchise, and there’s one stunning release that fans won’t want to miss out on, with the Skyrim Nightingale available to claim now for a limited time (Gaming Heads).
The Elder Scrolls 5 fans can officially claim the limited-edition Nightingale Exclusive statue now, an officially licensed collectible item from Gaming Heads and Bethesda. The Nightingale statue depicts an archer from the elite, secret order of Nightingales within Skyrim’s Thieves Guild who serve Nocturnal, the Daedric Prince of night and luck.
This limited-edition release stands roughly 16-inches tall (~40cm) and is currently available only in select locations. It’s listed for a staggering $550 for the Exclusive Edition, with a slightly cheaper base version available for $499. It features an archer holding the infamous Nightingale bow, “clad in a full set of Nightingale armor and aiming the matching bow from the edge of a rocky peak.” The Exclusive Edition comes with “pulsing lights fitted within the base to create the effect of gently flowing water.”
The stunning Nightingale statue first released way back in 2015 and quickly became a hot-button item among hardcore collectors along with the Dragonborn statue and others in the Skyrim line from Gaming Heads, and there are currently an extremely limited number of them available yet to claim, currently listed with just seven left in stock.
Players will be familiar with the Nightingales from the Thieves Guild questline, where the Dragonborn joins Karliah and Brynjolf to expose Mercer Frey’s betrayal and restore the guild’s fortune. The Nightingales are famous for their dark armor, stealth-focused gameplay, and mysterious, shadowy lore, and this statue captures the aesthetic in intricate detail.
If you’re looking to take your Skyrim collection to the next level as you wait for the eventual release of The Elder Scrolls 6, the remaining Nightingale statues aren’t likely to last long.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Released
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November 11, 2011
- ESRB
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M For Mature 17+ Due To Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Sexual Themes, Use of Alcohol
- Developer(s)
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Bethesda Game Studios
- Publisher(s)
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Bethesda Softworks
- Engine
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Creation Engine
