Skyrim belongs to..
- Thread starter Kalin of High Rock
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Might do that, since I allready have that werewolf corps
Hahaha
With all these criminal elements running around the city in positions of authority, Windhelm under your rule sounds like a wonderful place to live.
Mookie
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Of course it does. What kind of question is that?
Steward, take him away and chain him. I will come to shout at him after lunch
Gearuvagen
I know, You know
And the people will love you for it....so much so they will flee in droves to Cyrodiil.
Mookie
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Rome was built by criminals and led by a man who killed his brother.
If we can find women, we shall survive XD
Gearuvagen
I know, You know
Until the Empire or thalmor get's tired of you.
Mookie
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They can try. And be greated like they should.
By hodres of draugr, daedra, fire & ice mages, dragons, Nords, Werewolves, and me, dovakhin
Gearuvagen
I know, You know
Yeah you got full on Pelagius III syndrome. I.E your Nucking Futs
Deadra and Dragons eh? Werewolves & Draugr
it's cute it really is.....
Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
"teached"? WARNING WARNING WARNING! Grammer Police!Everything can be teached
The conjurers and other mages live in covens and teach each others the spell. I saw it in numerous ocasion. Ilinaltas deep is a good example
Mookie
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Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
AHHHHHH! Vampire Otter!
I had too
orca45
What we do in life, echoes in the eternity !
Skyrim and every single combat field belongs to the most powerful of all, and that one is the dragonborn. Not one can beat him. Assuming that everybody could die in Skyrim without re-spawning, the dragonborn would be capable to wipe out the entire Skyrim population without nobody out there capable to stop him, not the Greybeards, not the College with all its mages, imperials, stormcloaks, dragons, Jarls, Delphine and Esbern, etc ... all of them would be dead assuming they could die and you decide to wipe out the entire region and live completely alone ... so, Skyrim, simply belongs to me ....
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
The fact is I dont see them in hragstad or solitude or anywhere.
Just like you dont see those bretons and imperials in stormcloaks
As for ambition yes, my ambition. I am dragonborn, I defeated most powerfull men and beasts of this world. I deserve to rule. Once Skyrim is separated I shall rule it
Solitude Hold guards are trained by the Legion, Captain Aldis is a Captain in the Imperial Legion and in command of the Solitude guards, the guards outside of Solitude in the Hold are a part of the Imperial Legion faction. All are Nords. There are no Breton farmers, the only two farmers that move to Civil war factions is a Dunmer, Imperial.
Many of the 'Imperial Soldier' located guarding Castle Dour are Nords. Most of the Imperial Legions in Skyrim are Nords, I've also come across a Redguard Quartermaster in one of the Camps.
Taking over forts, there is a large number of Nords and Imperials, some Fort Commanders are Nord.
Nord Legionnaire, Fort Commander.
Empire has nothing with dragonborns anymore. Its ruled by a warlord who used turmoil to grab power.
He has to
Either accepts a challenge or steps down. That is the choice.
Usualy only a jarl can issue it, but a dragonborn is an exception
After seven long, bloody years the Stormcrown Interregnum was ended when a Colovian warlord by the name of Titus Mede seized the crown. Whether he had rightful claim or not is moot. Without Titus Mede, there would not be an Empire today. He proved a shrewd and capable leader, such that Skyrim endorsed him as Emperor. With the Empire stabilizing under the auspicious efforts Emperor Titus Mede - Rising Threat, Vol. IV
Usurping Ulfric isn't easy, a province full of Stormcloaks who are loyal only to him will stop you. Having the dragonblood hasn't stopped Nords in the past taking up arms against it. Battle of Sancre Tor, War of the Red Diamond etc.
Well as High King your word won't mean much, the Holds of Skyrim are all largely independent. How magic works is you need to have some skill in it, a natural ability. The player has it because they're the player. Not every Nord can practice magic.
The Way of the Voice forbids using the Thu'um for violence or personal gain unless it times of true need, expanding borders isn't true need. Every person who used the Thu'um for their personal conquest ended with destruction. Pissing off the Goddess Kyne is not something you want to do. The last Nord army that had been using the thu'um for conquest they were annihilated and the way of the voice was born, realizing their error, that it should only be used for enlightenment and worship of the Gods. The Dragonborn may be an exception to the rule to an extent, but Talos had his throat slit and could never use the Thu'um again. Every other recorded Thu'um user who used it for violence it did not end well. Chances are Kyne will smite the Stormcloaks and Ulfric.
Mookie
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Solitude Hold guards are trained by the Legion, Captain Aldis is a Captain in the Imperial Legion and in command of the Solitude guards, the guards outside of Solitude in the Hold are a part of the Imperial Legion faction. All are Nords. There are no Breton farmers, the only two farmers that move to Civil war factions is a Dunmer, Imperial.
Many of the 'Imperial Soldier' located guarding Castle Dour are Nords. Most of the Imperial Legions in Skyrim are Nords, I've also come across a Redguard Quartermaster in one of the Camps.
Taking over forts, there is a large number of Nords and Imperials, some Fort Commanders are Nord.
Nord Legionnaire, Fort Commander.
After seven long, bloody years the Stormcrown Interregnum was ended when a Colovian warlord by the name of Titus Mede seized the crown. Whether he had rightful claim or not is moot. Without Titus Mede, there would not be an Empire today. He proved a shrewd and capable leader, such that Skyrim endorsed him as Emperor. With the Empire stabilizing under the auspicious efforts Emperor Titus Mede - Rising Threat, Vol. IV
Usurping Ulfric isn't easy, a province full of Stormcloaks who are loyal only to him will stop you. Having the dragonblood hasn't stopped Nords in the past taking up arms against it. Battle of Sancre Tor, War of the Red Diamond etc.
Well as High King your word won't mean much, the Holds of Skyrim are all largely independent. How magic works is you need to have some skill in it, a natural ability. The player has it because they're the player. Not every Nord can practice magic.
The Way of the Voice forbids using the Thu'um for violence or personal gain unless it times of true need, expanding borders isn't true need. Every person who used the Thu'um for their personal conquest ended with destruction. Pissing off the Goddess Kyne is not something you want to do. The last Nord army that had been using the thu'um for conquest they were annihilated and the way of the voice was born, realizing their error, that it should only be used for enlightenment and worship of the Gods. The Dragonborn may be an exception to the rule to an extent, but Talos had his throat slit and could never use the Thu'um again. Every other recorded Thu'um user who used it for violence it did not end well. Chances are Kyne will smite the Stormcloaks and Ulfric.
I am challenging him. Not stabing him to death in some dark alley.
Jarls are independent since there is no one powerfull enough to reign them in.
Dragonborn is powerfull enough.
Magic can be learned if you poses some talent in it.
Out of nords of Skyrim I am sure I can find some to learn.
DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
You can't challenge him, you're not a Jarl.
Jarls are independent because of Nordic tradition, the Pact of Chieftains.
Being Dragonborn doesn't stop you from dying, an arrow to the throat shuts up any Thu'um user.
Mookie
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DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
So negative
We cant do it. thats a fact. If we could that would be awesome.
Well no, you probably wouldn't need to be a Jarl. I think any Nord can challenge, for the right to become Chieftain.
