Skyrim - The Dragonborn will Disappear
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In our latest Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video we talk about the fate of the dragonborn.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series, following The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 11, 2011.
The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim. Over the course of the game, the player completes quests and develops the character by improving skills. The game continues the open world tradition of its predecessors by allowing the player to travel anywhere in the game world at any time, and to ignore or postpone the main storyline indefinitely.
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The Dragonborn will never go away... Bethesda hasn't released skyrim on a calculator yet
Don't forget they haven't done an Etch-a-Sketch version either.
Codemeleon skyrim has always been on the etch-a-sketch. But you need to unlock it.
Matthew Chirino waiting for it on a brain chip
How much skooma do I need to drink to unlock?
Codemeleon It took me 69 bottles To unlock it for my mocrowave
Maybe if TESVI take place like 50 years in the future the Dragonborn will succumb a combination of age disease and injury and laid to rest in Ysgrammor’s tomb along with the great 500 companions
My personal headcanon, though I recognize is probably wishful thinking, is that the Dragonborn will have something to do with the Second Great War. This also comes with the caviat that ESVI occurs after the Second Great War. Whether they lead troops in battle, become the next Emperor, or lead an counter-invasion of Alinor. I think ESVI will deal with the after-effects of such a war
“Lose and open”
*Literally curses the last hero into the God of madness.*
Yup, open...
I actually have a family tree for my hero. In every elder scrolls game, I play as a descendant of the main protagonists from Arena. (Of course with the exception of redgaurd that is)
He lives on, Absorbing Alduin's soul gave him the power to live a long life. and he's still as strong as he was or more after he fought alduin, guarding tamriel from ultimate destruction, siding with anyone and everyone he deemed righteous, but if things gets out of hand. He shall call Odahviing to his aid. (Like something BIG....like um.....an unknown, sealed ancient banished daedric prince, who's Identity has been removed from the history of skyrim, never to be discovered again until someone opens his cage.)
I personally think that it'll be written in history as this:
A. Defeated Alduin the World Eater, saving Nirn this time around.
B. Defeats Lord Harkon with the Dawnguard and kills off that Dynasty.
C. Defeats Mirrak and returns to Skyrim having truly become the Last Dragonborn.
D. Disappears or does something else major and proceeded to mantle into Talos and becomes the hero god of man.
My character is a fucking psychopath, as I'm sure other people's dovahkiin is too. Bane of the World Eater, Bane of Miraak, champion of the Daedric Princes, a formidable vampire lord, the listener who made tamriel fear the dark brotherhood again, and etc. Perhaps the dragon born was locked away by the people of skyrim in fear of the dovahkiins power, making a tomb for the dovahkiin using the dragon claw doors and the dragon claws the dovahkiin had collected during his/her adventures, and then spreading the dragon claws all across nirn to keep any and all from releasing the terror that the dovahkiin is?
The Dragonborn is inducted into the blades during the main quest right? My guess is he lives out his days in the blades. Maybe even being one of the soldiers that goes out to destroy the dark brotherhood, or defending Whiterun and turning the tide of the battle.
If the LDB is a Shezzarine like the theory. I Believe that similar to The Hero of Kvatch becoming Sheogorath, that the LDB will take Shors throne or will return to the form of Shor entirely. The LDB just being a husk for the creator god.
My personal preference would be for him/her to conquer Tamriel and begin a new Empire like Tiber Septim. That would allow them to ignore the outcome of the Civil War and return to a world where the Empire isn't a pathetic ghost of it's former glory.
What if the player met the Dragonborn in elder scrolls 6. But there was no fight and the meeting was with a ghost who imaged the dragon born, who had a statue built among the highest point in ES6, the statue would emanate the dragonborns’ soul, allowing for short conversation of history, but would never be spoken to again
I think the fate of the Last Dragonborn will be made open to interpretation. There are a lot of final fates they could have so in the next game Bethesda could hae fun and list multiple endings for the character.
They could even put in an argument about the Last Dragonborn's relationship with the Dark Brotherhood. That the last Dragonborn killed the Emperor, or destroyed the Dark Brotherhood.
"Oh, if the Dragonborn destroyed the Dark Brotherhood, why are they still around?"
"Well, it's not like he could have gotten them all."
Boom, all possibilities covered. The fate of Titus Mede could be made muddy, concerning how he died, and it could be implied that the Dragonborn either rebuilt the Dark Brotherhood as its new Listener or a new version wad created by the Night Morther and Cicero. Hell, maybe Babette could make a cameo.
Have you made a video about how two dragonborns exist ant once? (The playable character and Miraak)
After playing Skyrim and making The Dragonborn a literal god he has the support of all Daedric Gods, Black Books, Hundreds of dragon souls giving him unimaginable strength, immortal, he will live forever, I feel that after saving Skyrim he would be bored of regular life and may even sail to Atmora or some other far away country to live his life in solitude until he is needed elsewhere...
Id like for you to be able to use the same character but just less of a time gap between the two games
Oh yeah I think the Bethesda we'll make it Canon that you defeat one of the sides because at the end of Oblivion Martin says you will decide the fate of the empire
“Let’s assume the events of Skyrim took place within a hundred years of The Elder Scrolls 6.”
Is that 100 years in-game time or real-world time? At this rate it could be both! 😆
Lmao
Well... You're not wrong
Dovahkiin will probably retire with his family in his cozy little home. He’ll live happily ever after with his wife, while attending to his children as they run around and poorly hide while playing hide and seek and constantly beg the Dragonborn for an allowance. As he lays down to rest with his wife for the night, he slowly sits on the bed and rolls over to sleep. Soon after he begins to Wake up to the sound of a wagon moving down an old dirt trail and horses walking, he turns his head to see a man with blonde hair that kindly says, “ hey you, you’re finally awake”.
GODDAMN IT PLAYED ME LIKE A FIDDLE.
Dovahkiin, I’ve come to bargain
@@Raptor_Ren Lol, doctor strange
Dovahkiin: ..... 0-0
Ralof: .....
Dovahkiin: wait I know you...
@@almorium6216 That-s litterally the lore of Dragon's Dogma
Isn't it obvious?
The Dragonborn will become a guard in the next game. They'll walk up to the new protagonist and say...
"I used to be an adventurer like you..."
Jessie Hogue then I took an arrow to the knee
Nah, maybe he could become an actual humanoid dragon aspect, a fiery specter with the visual traits of the dragon aspect shout, and also a grandmaster of the greybeards, after he atoned for killing Paarthurnax. (remember, killing Paarthurnax is mandatory regarding main quest choices, or lack thereof)
Nice that u copied the top post
Lmao
NMG 11 you didn’t have to kill him
He made a joke not a actual arguement
Isn’t it obvious?
The Last Dragonborn retires with their partner and two adopted children, living “peacefully” until they died of old age.
*DLC is canon.*
*Hearthfire is DLC.*
*_Hearthfire is canon._*
I'd agree with that.
I'd like to think my version of the Dragonborn lived peacefully, making regular pilgrimages to the Grey beards to pay respects to Kyne and generally keeping a low profile.
The power struggles of lesser mortals are beneath such mighty souls.
Ooh...that's clever. The details of the wife/husband and adopted children could be left ambiguous, and it's possible you could meet someone who claims to be a descendant of the Dragonborn (only to find out it was by adoption).
I would like the dragonborn to make his own empire, or take claim on the imperials. Royal family.
i ran away from my family the day my daughter made a dam giant spider her pet >:|
I am pretty sure the dragon born is technically the rightful emperor.
Got to thinking, maybe I'm the Dragonborn, and I just don't know it yet...
you're not
Moocluckles Well you haven’t killed any dragons so you never know
I usually kill any guards that say that to me.
Moocluckles I used to be an adventurer like you. Then i took an arrow in the knee
Anytime I hear a guard say this I shout at them and in my head say, are you sure about that...
Not many people mention this, but couldnt it be plausible for him to become a Greybeard? Just sit up that mountain with Partysnax, help him keep the dragons in check and fully master the Thu'um?
DatFrenchGuy Eh. Its a side quest so its not cannon to the game.
Hassan Khan it is cannon.
Daedra Prince Pretty sure bethesda has confirmed multiple times side quests aren't canon. But if ya have proof killing paarthunax (a side quest) is canon, then by all means, provide it and I will admit I am wrong.
I like to think the same. Leave the humans to their own affairs and spend more time learning about dragons, perhaps return as a dragon commander to ally with ES7 main hero or something, idk.
Alexis no its not its a side quest its not cannon at all. The dragonborn probably starts going power hungry so goes up with the greybeards to meditate in seclusion to keep himself in check the same way paarthurnax meditates in seclusion to stop himself from trying to destroy and dominate
Or he starts a thriving competitive meadery that sells dragons mead: Chilled by the coldest thu'um.
The Ale of The Voice mmm
Mr.Paarthanax I don’t feel so good...
Lmao
You are right
I rolled my eyes so hard I can see a brain tumor.
RIP Paarthanax they should of had another option
@@Creeperwing i mean, you don't have to kill him
lets just hope his death wont be canon
I believe that the dragonborn will support Nazeem's claim to the ruby throne, conquer Tamriel and Akavir in his name and yet not be able to join his lavish orgies in the cloud district.
The fact that this has 69 likes makes it perfect
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa4545 now 169
“remember the dragonborn?”
“no”
“he slew alduin. sad that people forgot what species he was.”
He is a Nord i think
RandomAwesomeGamer typically the default canon race is the native race of the province so I’d assume canonically they are
Tomás Ó hÉigeartuigh is the guy on the cover (?) of the Dragonborn dlc the Dragonborn?
@@pixel-hy4jx No, that's Miraak, the first dragonborn!
WorkGalaxy haha pulled a fast one on you I totally knew that was miraak and not just the Dragonborn haha
The Last Dragonborn will start a cheese export company and will travel the universe to sell his epic cheeses :)
"Thanks again for helping reopen the East Empire Company. Gonna have them import me some of that aged Breton cheese." =^[.]^=
Dovahcheese! Made from REAL Dragon Milk! ONLY 200 SEPTIMS!
INSAne_DrUNkard Betcha could make some gnarly fondue with that in a cooking station recipe! =*[.]*=
That would be amazing
I like your ending better lmao viva Dova king
The Dragonborn will go to the cloud district and kink shame Nazeem for all eternity using the hentai powers of ol' Herma Mora
Yikes! That seems a little excessive.
@@jeffmiller5709 Perfectly justified
kink shaming is his kink
That's grand
CAROL DANVERS *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*
The dragonborn actually shoots every guard in the knee and becomes the ultimate guard of Skyrim.
Well he would have become the ultimate guard of skyrim but he took an arrow to the knee
@@toshiroyamada2443you know that slang for the guards got married
*gets shot by every guard in the knee
@@ethandonnachie horkers have no knees=no weaknesses= BIG BRAIN 🧠 🧠 🧠
No the dragonborn actually needs to take the arrows to his own knee in order to be the ultamite guard
Dragonborn claims the emperor’s throne by birthright, then destroys the thalmor
This is elder scroll 6 material.
El Guapo1309 I would pay for a dlc sized mod like that
Make him wear a mask so the whole race issue isnt present
@@idurisu930 it's a Nord
@@idurisu930 Just like how to hero of Kavach is an Imperial and the Nerevarine is a Dark Elf
Tbh, my bet is that the Dragonborn becomes a General Manager for a local branch of Chuck E. Cheese's.
MakesYouSick Cinnabon, more likely.... Like Jimmy McGill (Saul Goodman)
That’s the retirement plan
That's only if you side with those damn cockless imperials
8-bit destroyer
If you don't end up joining the Giant's space program.
MakesYouSick hahahahah
The last dragonborn will definitely be forgotten. I mean, some guards still think they are the Dragonborn when Alduin is defeated. It shows how little they actually care about the dragon problem.
Still my personal expectation is that at some point the Dragonborn gets shot by an arrow to the knee and decides to become a guard.
Dude everyone is shitting themselves about the dragon its called the dragon crisis it camparable to the oblivion crisis its as bad if nit worse as there is a big black red eyed world eating dragon that wants to devour the world lol thats wirse then deadra trying to rule the world atleast it would continue to exist....the reason the guards don't mention the feat much other than saying "word is spreading like mage fire the great evil as been vanquished you saved this land and our very souls" is because of bethesda they didn't make it mentioned enough afterwards by guards and other npcs there us a mod for it though that makes any random hunter or vigulant or soldier say the guards line thats all though
Thatd be one badass guard
Civilian: Dragonborn stop that thief!
Dragonborn(Guard Life): Fus Ro Dah!
Thief: Shit wrong hold!
randomdude *someone steals a sweet roll*
Dragonborne:hmmmm
Thief: *FUCK WRONG HOLD*
That’s just a Bethesda game thing, not lore, the guards aren’t that ignorant after all the Dovakiin has done.
But FIRST, Skyrim must be released on Etch A Sketch.
I hope these jokes die, they're so unfunny lmfao
Tyler Jaynes Unless Bethesda wont keep rereleasing Skyrim for a next 5 or trillion times. The game is already 7 years old now.
And a Samsung Smart refrigerator
@@jackgeraghty7363 I'm going to play The Elder Scrolls BLADES in my samsung smart fridge
@@christopheralvarado4544 Don't you guys have Etch A Sketches?
Am I the only one that thought to myself “hey it’s me!” when I saw Sheogorath in Skyrim
I did too, then I wondered what happened to my boobs and why I have a beard.
I played a female Breton so me too
I felt a little sad. Free the homie
I would love to see a giant statue of dragonborn in elder scrolls 6......
Why lmao
Imagine going through a main city and there’s a Dovakhiin statue in the middle of the city. I would love that especially with the talk of past characters in other games
but how will he/she look?
Oyuncunun Günlükleri well I don’t remember where but I’m pretty sure I saw somewhere that the DovahKiin is canonically a male Nord so probably a lot like the art on the front of the game you always see
"You see that statue"
"Yeah but who's the statue?"
"The Dragonborn the one that Slayed Alduin and Mirak"
"Who's Mirak?"
"The first dragonborn he wanted to destroy solesthiem"
"Sounds like a true hero where's the dragonborn now?"
"People say he turned into a Divines or just settled down no one knows..."
I feel like Bethesda should make the main story line cannon and then the small things rumors. For example a story could say that the Dragon born defeated Alduin and Mirrak but he was rumored to have joined the dark brotherhood or he was rumored to become a Nightingale
Elena Michaels
The main story is canon, the rest was done by other people
No no.. I don’t like that at all. I actually enjoy the fact that he has two sides.. it shows us how humans really are. We aren’t angels we aren’t devils.. we are in between, conflicted.. the dragonborn is the ultimate badass. Having committed sin. Having helped people. He’s an overall well rounded character.
Daedra Prince I know ur entitled to ur opinion but what u dont understand is that there is NO way they can make that CANON bc NOT everyone will do dark brotherhood or thieves guild some ppl play STRICTLY good ppl and some play bad so that cant be made canon WHICH my idea may be the best to keep the main story canon yet also incorporated the factions
The_Drop Bear where did u hear that from
Elena Michaels
That's how it worked in past games, we know most of the other things happen, but we know that main character didn't do them it was done by other people
My dragonborn never completes the main quest, so... no cannon
I often don't realise I'm Dragonborne at all. Which I guess means the word eater dies of boredom and the first Dragonborne have nobody to accuse of falsehood, not that I even have the Dragonborne DLC
Chris East Me too, dragons don't even appear
Yah kinda inconvenient if you are an uncaring thief and suddenly the town is set aflame by a dragon and you are expected to go swallow its soul and save everyone.
Besides even if I play a character that realises he is dragonborne I usually take my sweet time becoming a dragonslayer for the epics. Sure the first dragons arn't worth piss when you do it that way, but it just feels wrong to be some lowly starter adventurer who is still scared of bandits, but dragons "let me at 'em"
rabid. rivas lol
rabid. rivas ,I just half-complete the dragonborn quest so I can get a lot of dragon souls!
Is the courier dragon born? I’ve been looking for you got something I’m supposed to deliver your hands only!!!
Well, if you count in Wulfharth, who couldn't pronounce his vows as king because of how good he was with the Thu'um, and then the fact that we never hear the courier's voice in a dialogue...
LOL just noticed that. My bad. XD
When he says “Only!” He foos ra dahs and accidentally kills the recipient
Adam Thompson my courier walked on water
Adam Thompson commas really help.....
I think he’ll be in apocrypha, what I really wanna know is the canon end to the civil war in Skyrim
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This is also a good theory about the result of civil war of Skyrim
I think the canon end to the civil war is that it really doesn't matter who wins because the Thalmor swoop in and cripple both faction
before they can recover from the war. Remember, finishing the civil war quest doesn't completely remove either faction from the province.
I also think the Thalmor will play a large role in ES6. Likely Hammerfell will be forced to break its neutrality due to an invasion of the Thalmor trying to get to the Direnni Tower
The Hour Man or that the outcome of the civil war was irrelevant because the truce formed to fight the dragons turned into lasting peace
@@patricklastin5624 I think either way General Tullias and Ulfric died around the same time.
The imperials, it will continue the war between the altmer and man.
The Idea of Hermeus Mora claiming Dragonborn's soul is lame to say the least
First of all one must consider the reasons why the two Dragonborns(Miraak and the main hero) sought the help of the Daedric prince
While Miraak did it for selfish reasons the Hero did it in order to save the people of Solstheim
Plus the Dragonborn may be a "supershouting" "pseudogod" or whatever you described him to be but he is still mortal therefore vulnerable and can be killed by normal means like all the characters in Skyrim
I personally believe that he might play an important role in Skyrim's resistance against a future Thalmor invasion or even becoming one of the Greybeards
Or there could even be a "paradox" of more than just one Dragonborn each of them choosing their own fate
Any of these endings are better than the hero becoming another servant to the sleazy Hermeus Mora and his octopus-like minions
Hell even Hermeus Mora couldn't control Miraak and he needed the help of the Dragonborn to subdue him so I hope the writers of TES series won't make that dumb decision regarding the fate of such a great character
It’s most likely going to be that way, honestly. Sorry to burst your bubble, but from the end of the Dragonborn DLC, that’s what will happen.
@@eltonj888 like I said it may be the end that the creators have in store for the dragonborn but it makes no sense at all
I think the LDB's fate is to be left ambiguous, or at least for the time being. It isn't certain that he becomes Hermaues Mora's servant, considering he was allowed to leave Appcrypha but it is a possibility. Though if that is the case, then it'll be because the LDB chose to continue serving Hermaeus Mora, and not because he was forced into it. The dialogue at the end from the Skaal girl confirms this. Basically she just says that the LDB may have worked with the daedra for their benefit, but they are not tied to to Herameus Mora, and can choose their own path.
@ImWelkinHere My help?? you mean the character's help
But I have to agree with you on that part about Mora and his motives but still
that doesn't change anything
After saving the world from impending doom more than just one times
It make absolutely no sense for the Dragonborn to end up like Miraak, a slave to a Daedric Prince
There are more than just one deities in the TES universe and Hermaeus Mora isn't the sole ruler of the world
Normally in the end it should be all up to Dragonborn's choice
Unless the creators have some lame nonsensical fate in store for the hero like serving a sleazoid Daedric prince for eternity
@@eltonj888 they won’t have any ending for the Dragonborn just like they did with the Nereverine just going to Akavir
He'll be doing the fishstick.
Dark Knight of Thrones it’s a delicate state of mind!
Craig Lovelace If you ever try to ride a narwhale, mind the pointy end!
*_CHEESE_*
If you dont mind
@@mlgredpanda7654 ...to die for.
I'd much rather Bethesda never to explain or state what the dragonborn did AFTER Skyrim and Solsteim; make him/her simply vanish, and songs about what he/she could have done afterwards be sung around.
On a sidenote, though, I'd love the idea of an abandoned shack, ideally an unmarked location, somewhere on Tamriel for the next protagonist to explore. Inside its decrepit wooden walls are few little things have survived the passing of time; there is, however, a sturdy chest to be opened. Inside it are a few dragon bones and scales and an ebony mask (which would be Nahkriin's, the only one we can assume the dragonborn canonically had, since the trip to Skuldafn was a necessary step to enter Sovngarde).
Vodrem vas Legion
Not a bad idea but the dragonpriest mask should be konahrik instead
Zigster ABs agreed
Vodrem vas Legion its not like the dragonborn needs to vanish for them to not have to say what happens after, i don’t want to finish the Dragonborn quest line and find out that in canon the Dragonborn just disappeared, i’d lose motivation to continue playing and feel empty, its depressing to think that the Dragonborn would disappear after the quests, what then? What if i want to do other quests I haven’t done? I wouldn’t have the motivation.
Disappearing doesn't mean that it happened immediately after Alduin's defeat, it could happen few months after, or thirty years, or (if the next game is set far enough in the future and your Dragonborn's race makes it possible) even two hundred years
Personally I think disappearance is the most interesting fate for the DB, since it leaves lots of room for players to fill the gaps and roleplay a little bit - did your DB retire after a life full of adventures? Did they leave Skyrim after the burden of their fate and all the battles became too heavy, hoping to never be found? Did they go on many more adventures until something happened - what was it that stopped them from returning this one time? Have they found some secret new place and decided to stick around and explore? There's just so many cool options to play around with, and I think it's much more interesting than ending up in Apocryfa forever or something
The DragonBorn becomes the Tenth Divine.
Jay Manson Yes. Please.
The newest god of destruction
Sure... Assuming that you know the lore relating to the Aedra and the Daedra.
Great, now we have to get upset whenever says by the nine instead of by the eighth
sasquo_null thalmor swine how dare you disrespect talos like that
In my head the dragonborn has become so powerful with the thu'um mastering it unable to live around normal people anymore combined with the the urge to dominate all life which is inherint to all of dragonkind that gets stronger and harder to resist over time my dragonborn decides to leave Tamriel. Jumps on Odahviing and heads to Atmora to live in seclusion and to destroy if any of it remains the remnants of the ancient dragon cult there.
That's some Luke Skywalker stuff right there.
Dude that would be badass. Imagine we get to the second Great War in a game. The player character is fighting on the front lines and everything freezes around them and an old guy wearing dragon bones as armor just casually walks to them. Super cameo
Did everyone forget he can sit in Shor’s throne and no mortal no matter how strong can sit in the throne of a god from what shivering isles told us. So he probably beat alduvin main story, Harcon dawngard , and Mirrak Dragonborn then started a family Hart fire. Then died and went back to the great hall to take his rightful place as divine.
I could have just made this up but isn't the soul of a dragon actually a part of Akatosh? Which means the last Dragonborn has a bit of god in him which would allow him to sit on the god throne just like Talos?
Imagine if the dragonborn becomes a divine does he become god of strength and voice
I don’t care what choices Bethesda Chooses
for the dragon born as long as they literally become a god like in oblivion
Nice to think that was by design but it was probably just a regular chair and the developers didn't even remember that a mortal can't sit on a gods throne from oblivion
What if shot just got drunk be day one n soverngaurd and forbid anyone from fighting alduin
imagine a scene in elder scrolls 6 where randomly a dragon spawns starts to kill everyone and the music starts and dragonborn comes riding odahviing they slay the rogue dragon and just go away
i would cry
87kromozomlu beygir
Impossible lmao. Dragons probably won't be a thing by TESVI. The dragonborn would've slain pretty much all of them.
MissyMuffin That's suggesting that the Dragonborn sides with the blades, which would be pretty dumb for them to make canon, as almost nobody actually chose two dusty old people in a cave over a dragon ally.
MissyMuffin why would he slay all of them? There is no reason for that most of the dragons respect our beloved dovahkiin after he slayed alduin
That would be the worst decision Bethesda ever made. And that includes creation club
87kromozomlu beygir
At least those who keep on attacking and burning villages down.
Either way, it really cannot be said for certain, as each player has a character (or several) and every character may be different in morals and opinions from other people's.
There is no actual canon representation of the Dovahkiin, other than mentioning they were a legendary hero. "Skyrim 2" would be simply impossible, and also a terrible mistake from Bethesda's part. The TES franchise would surely be dead to me.
I got a theory. I think that, maybe the Dragonborn, is an actual Dragon sent by Akatosh to be a sort of Soul gem for his Dragon children. While there isn't much to say anything against or for this theory (except that we never see Alduin take a couple souls but maybe that's just his honor to his brothers). What I believe is that the Dragonborn kills all dragons and takes their souls, eventually, the Dragonborn will lay dormant until every Dragon is killed, his soul will then be sent up to Akatosh where he can have his dragons. It's just a theory I had and I thought it was interesting to theorize that maybe the dragonborn was, in the beginning, a dragon, maybe even apart of Alduin's original plan. Maybe this is how Akatosh does it, every millennium, the Dragons arise and a Dragonborn is fated to take their souls.
I actually believe in this idea because there was an original time god that predated Akatosh, AKA. AKA governed all of time but he no longer exists and is replaced by Akatosh/Auri-el in the grand scheme of things. Not only that, Aka shattered into multiple fragments,Akatosh representing the new start of time, and Alduin representing the end of times, and dragons (possibly) being smaller fragments of time themself and the dragonborn doing the deed of killing dragons is restoring broken fragments of the original AKA soul. Eventually the dovahkiin himself will die and his soul will return to Akatosh. That's my personal theory on the swing of things
I figured that even when mortally killed, the Dragonborns soul being that of a Dragon, will persist either going to Akatosh, or perhaps taking new form as a literal Dragon?
Or this theory
A hero to be remembered - Hearthfire DLC
A scourge to be feared - Dawnguard DLC Playing as a Vampire Lord
Forgotten in time- Dragonborn DLC HermaMora puppet or HermaMora Servant
Who knows?
The Dragonborn has both the blood of a dragon, and the soul of a dragon. So therefore, he is a dragon.
He is partying hard with the grey beards showing them his mighty thu'um .. Also ysolda is supplying free skooma to them .. .Not a bad way to call it a journey
*Only the dragonborn, master of all thu'um could stop him, But when the world needed him most, He suddenly vanished*
Only true fans know this
What is this
Avatar, the Last Airbender intro
"He suddenly vanished"
Skyrim the last Dragonborn
Aedra, Daedra , False gods , Dragons. Long ago all the four beings lived in harmony. Then, everything changed when Alduin the world devourer attacked. Only the dragonborn (Miraak ), master of all thu'ums, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he refused to help. 2 thousand years passed and my Jarl and I discovered the new dragonborn, a Nord named Aasskicker. And although his sword skills are trash, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Asskicker can save the Nirn." -Lydia
I like the theory that the Dragonborn will mantle Alduin. When the time comes for the world to end, he’ll be the one to end it. After all, Akatosh didn’t give him the power in order to stop the world’s destruction, he gave them the power in order to punish a god who had abandoned their purpose.
I wonder, if Akatosh gave the Dragonborn his power, then can the Dragonborn be shor?
No one:
Alduin and his little bro/aspect: Fusion! HA!
If he actually absorbed Alduin it would be possible.
For real, i think Dovahkiin will discover something _huge._ You know since he has the Black Books which gives us the possibility that this is possible.. and after that Dovahkiin will become a villain, or maybe something like that...
Haxy Go I like this option. Pull an Alex Mercer on us and make the last playable character the Big Bad.
Well I think the dragonborn "learned" out of miraaks example and in the end became a servant of hermaeus mora.
What I would personally find cool is, if he would become a Lich King like villain.
Like the legendary dragonborn disappeared and maybe after 100-200 years "miraak" appears again but in secret it is the last dragonborn.
Oh and maybe hermaeus mora is the new daedric invader. Time will show us xD
That's too swallow, maybe it's more than that.. you know something beyond the daedric prince(s) or it is related with the divines.. i don't know but i'm feeling it.
But it will all depends on the dev so.. nvm ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Don't forget that Akatosh is highly related to Dovahkiin itself, so there's a high posibility.
Cyberzonsoldier X10 fun fact: Mora cannot invade, his main task is to Inventory anything and everything but not allowed to touch.
I'd rather he went to atmora than become a slave to a daedra...
the last dragonborn traveled to atmora with other nords to invistigate the frozen continent and discover the remants of the lost nordic civilization and he kept going north until he never came back and with his dicoveries of the nordic ancestory he is praised by the nords which creates a large influxe of of travling between skyrim and atmora and the nords become incredibly strong and meanwhile south the althmer do not like this and creates another war and the tes 6 mc has to protect the nords and this new power
PRAISE KEK And in the midst of this, the races of akavir invade and you are given a choice either to unite all the races of tamriel or side with the akiviri and completely destroy them
Michael 320 lol fuck no
At the end of the Dragonborn DLC, Herma Mora did allow you to return to the mortal plane, ya? And you were even had conversations with Frea and some dialogue related to your return from that Dunmer who lives in a mushroom. So I think it's unlikely that the last Dragonborn got stuck in Apocrypha and was never heard from again.
its feels kind of wrong..
I can't wait to see how they will tell stories of my quest for void salts for Arcadia and the voyage of the ten fire salts
Personally I think it would be cool if the Last Dragonborn is a well known but reclusive hero, who lives in Skyrim but doesn’t get involved in most issues unless they affect the homeland he protects. Like, he’s there but unless you target Skyrim he says live and let live. That way you wouldn’t necessarily need to address the civil war, he would just let it play out, but he would absolutely be on the frontline against the Thalmor, since they represent a threat to Skyrim.
so like the dragonborn would be like the greybeards?
Except actually useful.
He'd be like Roddy Piper?
"Nobody calls Roddy... he shows up when he's needed most."
Thalmor: alright we’re starting the second Great War
Well uh...I woul-
*cut to the Dovakhinn slaughtering any thalmor getting anywhere near Skyrim*
Would be cool if you could run into Serana and she talks about the Dragonborn.
She *can* become a human, so as Bethesda doesn't like to invalidade players' decisions, she will probably never appear anymore :c
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I mean, Save simulation tech is a thing in many games. Here is to hoping Godd Howard implements that.
i have two theories:
maybe the dragonborn became a god, like Tiber Septim
if we consider all the deadric quests in skyrim canon, maybe a war between the deadras started after dragonborn's death to know who would claim is soul.
ExpertNickel900 l
Only the main story and dlc are canon, everything else is done by other people
The_Drop Bear no no
The_Drop Bear what other people?? Theirs only the dragonborn. All of his adventures are cannon
Daedra Prince
That's not how TES games work, only the main quest is canon.
Hence why neloth isn't dead
The_Drop Bear if you do the sheogorath's quest in skyrim you would know that protagonists of the elder scrolls games do all the quests themselves.
I’ve played the last three Elder Scrolls, and the Dragonborn actually remains my favorite protagonist out of the three, and it’ll be bittersweet for me to see that character depart. It could be a cool idea to, perhaps as a side quest in ESVI, uncover secrets of the Dragonborn, and piece together what happened to him/her, if NPCs don’t make it clear.
Just my take. I feel like the gaming community as a whole has been impacted more by the Dragonborn than any other ES protagonists, as cool as they are.
Blake Davison i would agree with you. It would be neat to go on a little adventure investigating the fate of the dragonborn
I don't know if I'm ready to not be the Dragonborn. I really connected with this character and Skyrim. I felt like I was myself, being the Dragonborn. I don't know if I'm going to feel the same being something else. I expect that everything will be great in ES6. But, I don't know if I will feel myself anymore. I'm also going to miss Skyrim.
@@MyHellaKitty we will all become nostalgic bastards that will never admit the next vame is better and argue about it like damn old morrowind players
I have a feeling Bethesda is considering that factor Blake Davison. I think it is going to be a challenge for them to top the Dragonborn. I think many players are attached to their Dragonborn characters. I know I am. This isn't nostalgia for me. I know that Skyrim was not perfect and it wasn't everyone's cup of tea. But, I liked that the Dragonborn was unique and special. People won't admit it. But, the Dragonborn was something special. You went from being nobody, to being this amazing somebody. I love how the story started for the Dragonborn. Some people complained about the Dragonborn being forced on players. No one forced them to play. Many people did like it. Being the Dragonborn was awesome. It felt good to be the Dragonborn. I just can't un-Dragonborn. My boyfriend laughs at me. But, I got a mug that says Dragonborn on it and the skull of a dragon over it.
If we got married, Skyrim would be my inspiration for our wedding. I picked out a Calendar the other day, because it had mountains on it that reminded me of Skyrim. I also just can't imagine my world with out dragons. I know I get annoyed when I hear those buggers for the millionth time. But, I know I'll miss it, when I don't hear them anymore.
ES6 may very well be a well made game with a great story. I can't deny that the Godfather is a classic. But, it's not my cup of tea. We all have our favorite Star Wars chapter or our favorite story out of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Skyrim will forever be mine.
I wish they’d go back to a protagonist who “earns” the title like the Nerevarine, makes the player feel like they themselves fulfilled the prophecy.
I think that the dragonborn will take the path of the other heros and become immortal. Dragons live forever and the dovahkiin has dragon blood and soul.
Dragon blood and soul but in a humans body. Its a cool concept to think that maybe the Dragonborn will be immortal, but I wouldn’t count on it.
Ldb eats too many dragon souls, tha t have side effects, like becone inmortal and if contnued over time, godhood, miraak lived a lot and thats likely because the dragon souls he ate
Immature Bambino I don’t think it likely. I like him being immortal. He has the soul of a dragon but he has the body of mortals unless he stays in apocrypha like miraak. Or being a Vampire
DeathChaser 21 Your soul is literally immortal its been stated your body? no it isnt, well unless as stated above you take enough dragon souls i mean lorkan was able to be mutilated and still fight until he was completely decimated. So dragonborns have limits but ridiculous ones and thats without so many shouts. So its possible to achieve immortality with magic or vamparism or chim
Alex Cavazos just like what I said in the last part
I think it would be pretty cool if, at the beginning of Elder Scrolls 6, they would implement a Dragon Age-Style system, where you could select the major decisions that your Dragonborn made in Skyrim, like if he sided with the Stormcloaks or Imperials, if he became a Vampire Lord or joined the Dawnguard and if he killed Parthunax or not...
Maybe, but the Elder Scrolls universe is pretty consistent in not referencing too much of the different events of previous games. They invented The Warp in the West and Dragon Breaks to make it so this universe isn't very forthcoming in exact cannon. Likely they will write the next game as if all the events happened, yet only some of them happened, or maybe only the main quest happened, from the perspective of different historians. It seems like in the Elder Scrolls as well the only truth is what people believe to be true in a sense. Depending on people's beliefs Gods fade out of existence, historical events and climates can be retroactively changed, whole civilizations can disappear from existence or be rewritten.
I always figured that Bethesda would make every quest cannon- as in every possible quest would be completed in some way. If you don't have to complete a quest, then Bethesda would just refer to 'someone else' completing it anyway. As for quests where you have to make a decision, again I think bethesda will just add lore after the events of skyrim which reverts whatever your decision was to one outcome e.g. Kill barbas or reunite him with Clavicus> if Bethesda decides they want them reunited but you kill barbas, they'll just pretend somehow he was resurrected/returned anyway.
Essentially I feel like they'll claim certain shit happened in skyrim regardless of what you did- whether you had a hand in it or not.
Hence it may not really matter what happens to the dragonborn so long as he eventually disappears/dies and doesn't do anything outside the parameters of skyrim the game.
Yeah, this. The Dragonborn killed Alduin, Harkon, and Miraak. Someone became Harbinger of the Companions and lifted their curse. Someone discovered the Eye of Magnus and became the Arch-Mage of Winterhold. Someone returned the Skeleton Key to Nocturnal and became the Thieves' Guildmaster. Someone assassinated Emperor Titus Mede II and became Listener of the Dark Brotherhood. But whether any of those someones are the Dragonborn will be left unclear. What happens during the Civil War will probably be left vague but the final result will be stated.
Well all of the guilds could certainly do there thing without a Dragonborne's involvement. Though I'm pretty sure they won't decide that the Dragonborne did absolutely everything and well some things could end up being part of history anyway, another adventurer could have done it, though they can't write that either. So they will probably try to not say too much, but might decide that some things absolutely did happen regardless if it has nothing to do with the main story.
Don't think they will mention any minor Dedra interaction though, all the Dedra quests that are not part of the main story doesn't really matter. Sure Barbas will be back if they put in a quest for Clavicus again, killing a Dedra just banishes them anyway.
Or a third power basically comes into power and makes the civil war in Skyrim meaningless.
Yeah, but like others said, not the Dragonborn, the real question is, which side the Dragonborn took in Dawnguard?
Samuel Haverghast the end is always the same: Harkon is killed.
What about a good old fashioned Dragonbreak lol? #warpinthewest
Matthew Fisher likely whats going to happen.
I like to think that the Last Dragonborn will be crowned the new emperor and start a new dynasty like the Septims
TheMentorAssassin we couldn’t give him a name OR race so doubtful
Fluidity Archives Promotional material, so he'd probably be a Male Nord he went down that path.
Hassan Khan
Exept none of the player characters in TES ever had a defined race or gender (Exept the imperial agent who was a man)
The_Drop Bear I'm taking the promotional material as canon here
(Bit of a stretch but its our only thing to go on here.)
Can't happen.
Are you forgetting about the Amulet of Kings????
Imagine that ES was like Mass Effect, in that actions in a game carries on to the next one?
In 2 years late but it would mean that the dragonborn for me would be a crazy person with unlimited power who occasionally goes on city wide murder sprees before dungeon delving and gaining even more unlimited power through somehow infinitely increasing his magic power through the art of restoration, creating the 10th divine and making restoration the most powerful school of magic
If we go to Sovngarde in TES6 and meet The Last Dragonborn there, his voice has to be that of Chris Hemsworth.
I think the Dragonborn will be a new god. It’s heavily hinted that the Dragonborn is mantleing Talos. Talos is Shor. And Shor was Lorkin.
To keep himself relevant Lorkin reincarnates every once and a while. With Talos on the way out there needs to be a new face of Lorkin. Thus the god Dovakin will take Talos’ place among the divines.
Wilhelm Weston
He isn't manteling Talos at all
The_Drop Bear I said there are hints. Things like how ancient ghosts address the Dovakin, The things you can do Shor’s home. Just go look up Shezarrine and Mantleing.
It’s my personal opinion from those clues that the Dovakin is how Talos(Lorkin) is going to bypass the stupid treaty forbidding his worship.
It all has to do with the elvish plan to unmake Humans as an idea so that they can be gods again.
The dragonborn is shor so he is a god
Talos is not lorkan
Anubhav Ghosh look we know Talos became a god by mimicking Shor. It straight up says Shor is an incarnation of Lorkan in the lore. Therefor Talos = Lorkan.
I can't remember who said this, but I think it'd be super cool if the Dragonborn made a cameo in ES6 as a summonable dragon - they seem to be becoming more and more dragonlike, so to become a literal dragon (albeit a ghostly version or something) would be a logical progression.
That or they pass into legend as the Sweetroll Thief of Skyrim.
Considering how powerful the Dragonborn is, it would be pretty dumb if they only have a few small mentions in the next game.
I think the dragonborn should become the High King and rebuild the blades and Push the Thalmor back. Hopefully the some nord warriors relearn the tongues again. It would be cool to see the dragonborn's envoys be present in Elder Scrolls 6 or a quest regarding him as a DLC if it takes place in Hammerfell or Highrock.
Yeah. I want to see more shouts.
Man screw the blades!
@@ladyren1575 No its just delphine that sucks, the Blades serve the Dragonborn but Delphine turns that around and now the Db serves the Blades which is dumb
I really like this one. The emperor dies in Skyrim and even if you talk to the emperor I think he says it was only a matter of time.
Id love to hear of him just returning to atmora to kick ass and try to make it habitable again.
who would win : one snowy boi or the greatest tongue to ever exist?
"I call him tonguey."
Oh well. All good things must end. Nothing lasts forever.
Sheogorath Prince of madness except the wonderful taste of cheese.
Also skyrim ports
Krosis Dur Ah yes the Cheese! To die for. CHEESE FOR EVERYONE!
Sheogorath Prince of madness except CCCHHHEEESSSEEE right ??
Time last forever
Dragonborn becomes emperor and kills the thalmor 👌🏿
There’s an issue with that however. In the Dragonborn dlc the Dragonborn becomes servant of hermaeus mora and in cyrodiil, worship of daedra is extremely frowned upon. That’s create dissent in cyrodiil which could lead to a succession war between pro and anti dovahkiin forces. The imperial legion would already be weakened from fighting in Skyrim then they’d have to deal with that war. The next issue is the aldmeri dominion. In high elf Society the worship of daedra is highly frowned on as well and the thalmor being high elves themselves would not take kindly to a Dragonborn emperor who directly serves a daedra. They were willing to start a Great War with the empire to outlaw talos worship so I don’t see why they wouldn’t do the same to dethrone him to ensure that daedra influence doesn’t spread there
Well that doesn't really matter, he is rightful emperor, and every side he chooses wins the war
@@plapplupify It kinda does matter and plus it wouldn't make sense for him to help stormcloaks win then become the Emperor. What that entails is, him helping Skyrim free itself from an Empire in which he'd be controlling (which is shooting himself in the foot because he's weakening his own empire). And plus, "rightful" or not doesn't really matter if he's wanted gone. The Elder council more than likely won't be on his side, so his own government would likely be against him, the people would likely be against him due to his affiliation with Daedra (also the oblivion crisis ended about 200 years prior so there would probably be anti-daedra sentiment in Cyrodiil, due to them ravaging the province). Whether he's "rightful" doesn't matter if he won't have any support, usually the blades would work directly with true dragonborns but they were disbanded by the Thalmor and the blades in Skyrim are a small organization, so he has no one to back him on the throne. The only thing he has going for him is that he's dragonborn, that aside he'd probably be more controversial than Titus Mede II and you see what happened to him, ended up assassinated, ordered by a member of his own council
The Dragonborn with the handful of dragons that ally with him and parrthurnax and all the guilds he runs and creatures apocrypha and what’s left of the empire and all faithful followers and probably worshipers at this point and all daedric items in game gather an army from all lands that don’t like the high elves, battles them off, takes the empire wipes out the high council and reestablishes a new empire. With the brotherhood at his back no assassins attempt and his reign goes unchallenged. Not even the other hero’s attempt or would care.
@@austinhathaway182Guilds are not cannon and there is no thing as having a handful of dragons.
Fudgemuppet MORROWIND is coming to Xbox one backwards compatibility Yay woohoo I’m on console and I’m pumped. Loving the channel as always and thank you 😊
Adam Thompson if Bethesda announce a remaster of Morrowind and Oblivion i'll throw my money away and waste my life playing both
and knights of the old republic 2 battlefront 1&2 jade empire and many more
Would anyone even have it anymore? will we be able to get it new?
you will be able play it with the disc or you can buy it on the xbox store
But no mods so eh
Jokes on you, I’ll make a deal with hermaeus mora to give me immortality.
I've always figured that the DB will ultimately be implied to have achieved chim and ascended to become a new divine.
The dragonborn needs worshipers to do that though, and I don't remember starting any dragonborn cults in Skyrim. The Numidium worked wonders for worship of Tiber Septum because he wielded an artificial god across Tamriel. The tribunal also needed worshipers to sustain their divine power, the heart of Lorkan was a good upstart but they had to insert themselves into the divine portfolio of the dunmer's previous daedric gods to sustain that power.
At most I could see the dragonborn being worshiped as an aspect of Akatosh or Talos and achieving divinity that way. Not even the emperors were worshipped beyond their divine right to rule through dragon blood.
Cope harder 😂😂😂
No daedric prince can take his soul and own him, instead they encourage him to be with them
Alex_ King that’s probably true. I don’t think that daedra can claim a dragon soul, so the DB probably gets to do whatever the hell he wants. Miraak did join Herma Mora willingly after all
Alex_ King Facts. People seems to forget that small but important detail. Dragons and True Dragonborns (Those that are dragon both by blood and soul e.g. Miraak, Talos, Wulfarth, Your main character The Dovahkiin) are direct offsprings of Akatosh and therefore cannot have their soul tempered by non other than another dragon (Shards of time). Perfect example of this can be witnessed in game by both Miraak and Durnehviir. Miraak willingly alllied himself with Herma Mora and even began to conquer the inhabitants of apocrypha. Durnehviir were tricked into serving the ideal masters and mentioned how they lack the ability to possess his soul. Dragons and Dragonborns are alot more powerful than people think and Bethesda really didn't do them any justice in tes 5.
LogicxX PhantomXx yeah
Hermeaus more and less threaten the dragonborn.
LogicxX PhantomXx
Mora can't take the dragonborns soul, but that doesn't mean he can't keep the dragonborn as a servant
Lol, fat chance. Dragonborn was always intended to take Imperial Throne. To many similarities with founders of previous dynasties in context of the story and in circumstances when they've appeared. Stop your Thalmor propaganda, please.
Except the fact that bethesda doesn’t want to make the last dragonborn’s race/gender/name canon
Male, brown hair, blue eyes, Nord or just dragon or demigod (does that make sense?), and could just be called Dovhakiin or Dragonborn.
Then just make that part unclear. Not that hard to not mention details about a person.
Making protagonist some kind of ruler is probably the single dumbest trope in gaming. Being good on the battlefield has no bearing on one's skill in politics.
Then again, Skyrim readily names you the leader of any faction just because you did some stuff for them, not exactly because you show promise as a leader.
Bethesda could make it that the Dragonborn became the new emperor, ruled for like 20 years and strenghted the Empire for an upcoming war. Then he just disappeared, because Mora took him into his realm.
Not even up for 60 seconds and this already has a dislike, tf
Loreshelter bruh tell me about it who doesn't binge FudgeMuppet and enjoys it?!!! They're madder then the Mad Prince himself smh.
Loreshelter bots probably
No I disliked it
Elder Scrolls 6 will be a direct continuation of skyrim still be the dragonborn exploring Hammerfell/HighRock to either
help hammerfell and persuade them to join back into the empire or persuade them to help the stormcloaks fight the empire that is my theory
It would be awesome if the Dragonborn is mentioned in the Elder Scrolls 6, like if the player of Hammerfell sought out the black books(if they are present in the game) and learn new powers from it, a dragon shout with a description of "the shout used by the very dragonborn during his fight against the Alduin in Sovngarde" can be mentioned being one of them would be awesome
I wonder if the emporer being assassinated will be mentioned in elder scrolls 6 or not
Some think that will be a plot point in ES6
John Garcia
It will be, but it won't be the dragonborn that did it.
Someone else would have become the Listener, someone else will have become the arch mage, someone else became the harbinger
theyre still going to have the dragonborn doing the dragonborn things like main quest + miraak quests but they wont include faction quests
My head cannon is that the dragonborn just settled down and became a family man and peacefully passed away after awhile. Nothing ominous just that.
Only after going out to murder the thalmor in their entirety. As well as finding some way to completely sever the dadrea from mundas so they stop fucking with the mortal realm and the souls/spirits of mortals.
I hope Bethesda leaves it vague so that we can imagine something just like that if we want. The best thing really is for Bethesda to just not say much at all.
I like this idea.
If I were to add to it, maybe they settle in Ivarsted, and continue to bring food to the grey beards, perhaps staying to honor Kyne for the gift of the T'hum before descending the steps back to the family home.
Woe betide any bandits that steal from the town of course! XD
Either that or he went over to akavir to kill all the dragons left and absorb all of their souls becoming godlike in the process
There's still the matter of who claims the dragonborn's soul, unfortunately.
I know it's your head Canon, but even then your afterlife is kinda dodgy. Likely spent with hermaeus mora or in sovngarde
I think he will stay in Skyrim as referred to by the greybeards and I think the bards don't quote me on that though that the dragon born is THE protector of Skyrim and is his/her job too protect from all threats until the Dragonborn dies.
The dragonborn did protect them from all threats until they died. Then he moved on. Dragonborns aren't confined to Skyrim; the Septims and Cyrodil for example.
I think he will be the new Talos, like a reincarnation to drive out the thalmor
Coen Vermetten the thalmor aren’t welcome in Skyrim
Richard L they were a different type of Dragonborn (figuratively). They were emperors, while our Dragonborn was pure warrior
But it's heavily hinted at that the Thalmor are supporting the Stormcloaks, and General Tullius has a few lines which show his frustration at Ulfric for his shortsightedness. It seems like Ulfric really is only in it for power, spurned on by the Talos issue. For him, the Thalmor aren't even a secondary issue. Leading on from that, why would the Stormcloaks who control Winterhold allow a Thalmor mage right into their midst, if not due to an under-the-table deal between Ulfric and the Thalmor.
The Dragonborn siding with one side of the civil war IS canon, since if you join the Imperials you being a Dragonborn is referenced by Hadvar (he's a salty bitch) and Ulfric asks to be killed by the DB since "it'll make a better story", which does hint towards the DB siding with the Imperials.in the overall canon
TESVI is centred around Valenwood for a reason: it's the frontier for any war between the Aldmeri Dominion and the Empire
The Dragonborn after taking an arrow in the knee, retires to a little known village opening a bakery making specializing in Sweet rolls. ;)
I love how you say "Mr. Cheesy Sweetroll Now With Bacon" in a total deadpan and matter of fact way. Very professional. Very funny.
kinda weird how in a bunch of rpg games the protagonist keeps on disappearing at the beginning of the next game, Elder Scrolls, kotor, etc
zedakh well it isn't at the beginning since each games takes place years after the other, and Skyrim even starts 200 after Oblivion
Not really. Eternal Champion dies, the Agent dies (regardless of the Dragonbreak), Nerevarine is traveling (likely dead by Skyrim events), Hero of Kvatch is actually in Skyrim as Sheogorath.
AntiSkillshot, actually the Nerevarine is assumed to be immortal because of Corpus. They are cured of the negative symptoms of the disease but keep it's 2 positive effects, immunity to all other diseases and immunity to age.
It's done so it doesn't disqualify your choices in the previous games
+Dark Spyro707 Skyrim might be 201 years after Oblivion, but the others are much closer together. There are 6 years between Arena and Daggerfall, 22 years between Daggerfall and Morrowind, and 6 years between Morrowind and Oblivion.
You are forced to join hermeus Mora in the dragonborn. (Cause nobody is nice. Everybody secretly want tentacle powers.) They did this so that if and when an elderscrolls 6 is made they can just say that the last dragonborn dissapperad without a trace along with Mirraks influence. I see that as the most likely option.
I have read some of the theories and I like many of them. But this seems to be the one I can see Bethesda doing Bc its Bethesda
@Nacho thats a mod
I don’t think it would be possible for Bethesda to NOT make a canon choice for the Imperial vs Stormcloaks war. If they didn’t then then there is a massive discrepancy in the strength of the Empire in preparation for the second Great War.
That's actually not that hard. Let's say TES6 takes place 200 years after TES5. The only way you could learn about the civil war is via ingame sources meaning it could be something like this:
most sources: "The civil war had destabilized skyrim to a degree that made it essentially a non-factor when the aldmeri dominion finally decided to complete their conquest of tamriel. It was defeated much like the rest of what was once the empire."
source A: "Ulfric Stormcloak had liberated us from the tyranny of the empire, but at a high price. Most of our resources were depleted after the war and many brave nords died on the battlefield. This enabled the cowardly elves to eventually overpower even us."
source B: "The Stormcloak rebellion had been successfully defeated and skyrim was once more a province of the empire but the civil war had cost the empire many valuable resources, weakening the empire enough for the aldmeri dominion to abuse it."
There you have it. As the outcome (in this hypothetical scenario) is essentially the same and you only have biased sources it doesn't need to be objectively specified who won.
(Another potential scenario could be the dissolution of the empire leaving skyrim a sovereign kingdom regardless of whether or not the stormcloaks won the war.)
that largely depends on when the next game takes place, it could take place around the same time as the events of Skyrim, or at the least a couple years after. Or far enough into the future the Empire has officially toppled and one of the reasons listed for it's topple is civil strife, they don't need to specify which side one, because honestly even if the empire won that civil war they really have no logical hope in the grand scheme of things.
I feel the Empire will go the way of the Romans.
I think both sides lose no matter what. It makes sense to me for the game to be set in Hammerfell 15-20 years later. The Crowns and Forebears are feuding once more, and it is because one faction made an alliance with Skyrim, while the other made an alliance with Cyrodiil. High Rock is still keeping out of the conflict, and the Orcs of Orsinium (which is now in the mountains bordering Hammerfell and High Rock) are vying for statehood.
It is implied in Skyrim that a second great war against the dominion will come. And in that case I think that Skyrim and Hammerfell would join forces with the empire, even if the Stormcloaks won. The next game will probably take place during or after this next great war, meaning that at this point the empire will be united anyway. So in the long run the choice will not really matter and they don't really have to mention anywhere which side actually won.
Lachlan Bold
simple, both sides lost and when Dominion attacked again no one cared since Skyrim sent volunteers anyway. Tullius is dead, Ulfric is dead, Elisif is not a High Queen, _Baalgruf is a High King, please Bethesda?_
Or maybe after all those deeds the Dragonborn accents to god hood or accents to sovngarde
Ascends*
For the Dawnguard DLC i wonder what side the Dragonborn would have joined or which would be Cannon to them would he be known as a Menacing Vampire Lord or as a Vampire hunter
I would assume vampire hunter, he would help the dawngaurd because vampires have been a threat to skyrim and it's people.
@@Deep_phobias not only that but he is a incarnation of Shor. He would have to die to reclaim his throne in sovengarde
I hope he isn’t going to just disappear. I am hoping he becomes the emperor and is confined to the imperial city next game. That would cool and easy to do plus it would make sense. He is after all the rightful emperor and the stormcloaks would naturally follow him and the empire essentially worships him anyway
I don't think a dragonborn would become emperor simply because of their blood, before oblivion it had to be a dragonborn so they could light the dragon fires but the dragon fires are put after martin defeats dagon and there hasn't been a dragonborn emperor for over 200 year by the time skyrim starts so there no reason to think they would go back to that way
but are the fires just unable to be lit after that because the line of the dragon-born had come to an end? the prophecy only said that while these fire stay lit, and while there is a dragon-born on the throne, nirn will be safe from the influences of oblivion.
Da Komrade! Even without the dragonfires I think we need a dragonborn emperor. Look what the Mede did to the empire
Benjamin Keys
I'm surprised that this option is even questioned, considering how the story of our character basically copies Reman and Talos. New age, new dynasty and it's time to give it all a fitting new name as well to Empire.
Benjamin Keys ok but what race would he be?
Fudge muppet should call himself thalmorpuppet instead
Zurin arctus *I Will Redeem The Land of Shadow** its true.. the one dude sucks of the thalmor on a daily! He makes so many videos hating the empire and loving he thalmor and ignoring all evidence that proves the empire is becomming really strong again at the end of skyrim and is in a good position to go on the offensive!
He also ignores the fact that the thalmor basically have rebellion on the horizon within their ranks
Bethesda hasn't released Skyrim on a calculator, a potato or a toaster. THE DRAGONBORN LIVES ON!
When i bought skyrim first time round my PC was a potato
This year they are releasing Skyrim for TES Online
I’d like to think if I was the Dragonborn, I’d rather have my ending never recorded in any books or whatever I do after I kill Alduin or do anything else major. I’d rather live in peace without ever caring about those things 😜
I WANT OLD LYDIA AS AN NPC IN ELDER SCROLL VI WHERE SHE TELLS ABOUT HOW SHE SERVED THE DRAGONBORN AND TELL HIS HEROIC ADVENTURES AND HOW SHE FELL IN LOVE ANDBYADA YADA YADA..... THE DRAGONBORN LEFT
Chara Cena or maybe a book written by her? That would be dope to find especially as they normally do hundreds of year time skips.
Matt Fontwell that would be awesome. I would cry in tear if I see the book about the adventure of the dragonborn written by lydia and expressing her feelings to him
Something I do have to say with the Dragonborn disappearing into Herma Mora's arms with the fact of as soon as he/she dies he would return to Sovengarde regardless to any other binding because the last dragonborn IS Shor... a reincarnation of him and that leaves it whether he is bound to a Daedric Prince or not well it is quite possible that after doing the daedric princes quests it becomes realized by them just who they proclaimed their champion to be and that they couldn't bind the soul to themselves as it was the soul of an Aedra...
The Last Dragonborn is not Shor.
The evidence that The Last Dragonborn is a Shezzarine is shaky at best tbh.
Terminator True with him being a Shezzarine is fair but there is far to much seemingly circumstantial evidence for there to not be something along those lines being happening. As the last dragon born is also addressed as the Northern Dragon which was given to many Shezzarines previously and the fact that Shor is absent from Sovengarde at the same time the Dragonborn is there are just to situationally odd. It could also be though with the ending if they do not wish for the Dovakiin to be a Shezzarine as well then they could just have the Dovakiin replace Shor upon Sovengarde. Still I feel if neither of these happen to be the case he will end on Sovengarde as there is an unnatural affinity there with a Living man having gone to a realm of the dead and back. Again anything we do think of though is just speculation since we won't know until the next installment that is chronologically after Skyrim
they didn't accidentally forget shor in sovengarde; the dragonborn is clearly a shezzarine. anyone who says otherwise is in denial.
Terminator how a shezzrine is the imperial representation of ysmir. There were three to carry ysmir dragon of the north. Wuulharth, and PW had the spirit of Shor and the 3rd was freaking talos. Which talos manteled ysmir Wuulharth which puts us back at the beginning all 3 have shors spirit so why doesn't the 4th with that titled? The Grey beards call you "ysmir, dragon of the north" you're the 4th with the title and I explained the other 3
Serana turned him into a vampire.
Someone has been talking to Zaric
rabid. rivas lol
Zaric is *THE* Lordbeard. I trust no one else.
Something I found to be interesting... Dragonborn, as a collective, *seemed* to be created specifically by Akatosh to be ultimate dragon slayers, a necessity since Alduin could just resurrect dragons after death. Now that Alduin is forever dead, there is no need for more Dragonborn. This was alluded to becoming true with the events of Oblivion in which the dragonborn dynasty of the Septims were killed off, even prophesized as going to happen, both in Alduin's Wall and in Uriel's visions. It was in preparation for Dragonborn no longer being needed, as Scott in the video stated, in that they could become almost god-like in their power. God-like beings without a purpose could be troublesome.
Considering Alduin's Wall; every main story for every Elder Scrolls was depicted, heralding Alduin's return, and the arising of the Last Dragonborn to confront him... I'm curious to see if all these major events is leading to something to come. An aligning of events and happenings culminating in a single eventuality, a penultimate event that will tie all the previous occurrences together... Or maybe I'm giving Bethesda way too much credit.
again we have the possibilty of another dragon break, 3 choices with the same outcome. always possible that during this rending of time the 'last" dragonborn is removed from existence along with the dragons he fought.
another question to ask, what is to become of the dragons? only YOU and miraak can fully kill a dragon, so once the two of you are out of the way its kinda simple the remaining dragons can simply restart their empire. the blades only managed to kill them the first time cause of the help from a dragonborn, though it does raise the question why those weren't soul drained. either way, dragons take a huge amount of effort to kill and will run away long before taking fatal damage. its hard to see them NOT being in future games unless they are somehow written out of existence.
Pulse Fel that's interesting and credible stuff right ther
That would make things work
Alduin is basically gone (at least for many thousands of years, maybe forever) and anyone with enough skill can “kill” a dragon
"with enough skill" ive never had a time playing the game where an npc was able to kill a dragon without my help, even if it only came in the form of level 15 archery, hunter's bow, and iron arrow snipe shots. theyre may be a band of people able to train to become dragonslayers, but they are few and the total number of dragons is unknown, if not endless.