Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
Actually that's not bad. You do have the Dragon Scroll after all and that's all about time travel.
Letter From a Friend
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Colonelscout312
The Descendant of Tiber Septim.
Wow, I made that to be all weird and days of future past like.
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SonOfMyths73
New Member
I really do think that the Sage idea is a good one. And I don't care if Bethesda only did it as a simple way for the Dragonborn to learn new shouts; I don't like things to be open-ended.
I mean, i don't see how it could be anyone who wants the Dragonborn dead (Miraak, Thalmor, ETC); Tactically speaking, anyone who thinks it's a good idea to make his enemies stronger before they fight has the wrong idea. Oh, could it be the Nerevarine? It's not widely known, but the Nerevarine (main character of Morrowind) does end up becoming immortal. He/She would definately have a vested interest in the development of allies powerful enough to contend with the Thalmor. And if you think about it, The Dragonborn Throne is named such for a reason. I think the Dragonborn has every right to walk into the Imperial City, take the throne of the Emperor, and start giving orders. It's only a matter of time before the Thalmor realize this. It makes since that someone who knows the Thalmor is the true threat would want to help the Dragonborn reach the point where the Thalmor wouldn't be able to stop him/her if he/she attempted to sieze the Dragonborn Throne. This individual could be anything from The Sage (immortal mage, afore mentioned) to a previous PC (Neravarine, Hero of Kvatch, both of whom achieve immortality) Or even someone who recieves, as fits many opinions, receive dreams/premonitions from the Nine Divines (whether or not it's only Talos doesn't matter. In fact, the divine most likely to know enough to help the Dragonborn would be Julianos, god of Knowledge.") The Hermaeus Mora theory is a good one as well, seeing as in the Dragonborn DLC, he seems to have a vested interest in the Dragonborn's wellfare, but there are a few holes in that theory, mostly having to do with the fact that the Thu'um is a Divine skill, meaning that it would probably be shielded from Daedric knowledge.
I mean, i don't see how it could be anyone who wants the Dragonborn dead (Miraak, Thalmor, ETC); Tactically speaking, anyone who thinks it's a good idea to make his enemies stronger before they fight has the wrong idea. Oh, could it be the Nerevarine? It's not widely known, but the Nerevarine (main character of Morrowind) does end up becoming immortal. He/She would definately have a vested interest in the development of allies powerful enough to contend with the Thalmor. And if you think about it, The Dragonborn Throne is named such for a reason. I think the Dragonborn has every right to walk into the Imperial City, take the throne of the Emperor, and start giving orders. It's only a matter of time before the Thalmor realize this. It makes since that someone who knows the Thalmor is the true threat would want to help the Dragonborn reach the point where the Thalmor wouldn't be able to stop him/her if he/she attempted to sieze the Dragonborn Throne. This individual could be anything from The Sage (immortal mage, afore mentioned) to a previous PC (Neravarine, Hero of Kvatch, both of whom achieve immortality) Or even someone who recieves, as fits many opinions, receive dreams/premonitions from the Nine Divines (whether or not it's only Talos doesn't matter. In fact, the divine most likely to know enough to help the Dragonborn would be Julianos, god of Knowledge.") The Hermaeus Mora theory is a good one as well, seeing as in the Dragonborn DLC, he seems to have a vested interest in the Dragonborn's wellfare, but there are a few holes in that theory, mostly having to do with the fact that the Thu'um is a Divine skill, meaning that it would probably be shielded from Daedric knowledge.
Vicente Valtiere
Darkness rises when Silence dies.
I think it's the Ebony Warrior. Just saying. He really wants to fight you, so naturally, he'd give you shouts so you put up a good fight....
The Dragonborn is not going to take the throne. With the end of the Oblivion Crisis that aspect of it has been more or less rendered inert, especially since our dragonborn is the last dragonborn according to the prophecy.
Papoy
DON'T EXPECT SPOILER WARNINGS FROM ME
I didnt rly follow convrsation through all pages, but ure stick with subject. Good. Cuz i vote for Delphine. idk why it doesnt make sense for her to send u doz letters after u met her. She is like a stalker. And she wants u to beat Alduin, why no help u becoming stronger?
Kalin of High Rock
Faal Lun Vahdin
It's Aldun.
Penmanship and the lost art of letter-writing is one of The World Eater's many talents. You should see him daintily dipping his quill in the inkwell. Carefully blowing the page dry before lovingly folding it up, placing it in its envelope and handing it off to the courier. Adorable.
Penmanship and the lost art of letter-writing is one of The World Eater's many talents. You should see him daintily dipping his quill in the inkwell. Carefully blowing the page dry before lovingly folding it up, placing it in its envelope and handing it off to the courier. Adorable.
Vicente Valtiere
Darkness rises when Silence dies.
Because afterwards, she'd label it "Delphine", not "A Friend"...
Papoy
DON'T EXPECT SPOILER WARNINGS FROM ME
She doesnt have to, she IS your friend.
Vicente Valtiere
Darkness rises when Silence dies.
So? From her personality, I'd bet she'd tell you who she is afterwards. That's just me.
sticky runes
Well-Known Member
She's spent a big chunk of her life in hiding from the Thalmor. Probably doesn't want to leave clues about what she's up to.
