The standard stuff like shivering isles and knights of the nine comes with both versions but when you grab the deluxe, you're getting some pretty interesting exclusive goodies. Most notably, there's this whole questline for akatosh and mehrunes dagon gear - both the armor and weapons look amazing, and the horse armor that comes with it is a nice touch. The timing on these quests is pretty specific, they unlock right after you complete the main story content, and you'll want to watch for the special markers that pop up on your map.

The combat pattern for getting these items follows a specific sequence - complete the base quest requirements first, then you'll see the special dialogue options appear with specific npcs. Good to know that the new armor sets have unique stats compared to the vanilla gear, so timing your acquisition with your character build is important.

You're also getting this really detailed digital artbook that's packed with remastered concept art, and there's this cool interactive music app where you can actually browse through all the game tracks. The standard version already includes all those classic dlcs like fighter's stronghold, spell tomes, and vile lair, but these deluxe extras really focus on the cosmetic and lore side of things, especially if you're into collecting unique gear sets and behind-the-scenes content.