Such players will be better off seeking another route to vampirism, such as Babbette at the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary. It also means, however, that players who wish to become a vampire may have trouble contracting Sanguinare Vampiris from an enemy.
The former is very useful, as diseases in Skyrim can have quite annoying effects, such as Rattles or Witbane reducing a player's Stamina or Magicka consumption by 50 percent respectively. In addition to their useable power, Bosmer enjoy a passive 50 percent resistance to both Disease and Poison. There seems to be no level restriction to this, and even deadly mammoths can be turned into allies - perfect for taking down their Giant keepers. While they have to get into dangerous proximity to the beast to make this work, it can pay off immensely and help turn the tides during a tough fight. Once per day, a Bosmer can use this ability to make an animal an ally for 60 seconds. In Skyrim, this manifests as the Command Animal power.
One feature that makes the Bosmer stand out is their ability to give orders to the beasts around them, which developed from their adaptations to the densely populated forests of Valenwood. What stands out is that one of their tenets commands them to eat the flesh of their fallen enemies, and the cannibalistic nature of this practice really sets the Bosmer apart from the Altmer and Dunmer. These Bosmer must never harm the forest in which they live and commit to only eating meat. This is a strict religious-like code that many Bosmer follow which upholds the sanctity of plant life above all else. One significant part of Bosmer culture is the existence of the Green Pact. Some even learned how to command the animals around them, making them extraordinary combatants in wars fought under the leafy canopies of the province.
They adapted to their terrain, learning quickly how to live in harmony with nature both bestial and plant-like. While those who remained in their home on Summerset Isle became Altmer, those who found themselves attracted to the forests of Valenwood eventually became Bosmer. Centuries before the game, the Aldmer (meaning "First Folk") sprawled out over the continent of Tamriel and created settlements.
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