Skyrim: 5 Things They Never Told You About Dragons

Summary

Nate Hira explores the lore and mysteries surrounding dragons in 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim'. The video delves into the origins of dragons, their connection to Akatosh and the continent of Akavir, and speculates on their role in Skyrim's history. It also discusses the possibility of female dragons, the enigmatic Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, and the potential link between Ysgramor and dragon worship. This informative summary piques curiosity about the hidden details and theories within the game's rich universe.

Takeaways

• 🐉 Dragons are considered the most iconic creatures in Skyrim and play a significant role in the game's narrative.
• 🗡️ The dragons' origins are mysterious and possibly predate the inception of sequential time in the Elder Scrolls universe.
• 🌊 The Nords from the lost continent of Atmora worshipped dragons and brought their reverence to Tamriel when they migrated.
• 🔍 There may be a connection between dragons and the enigmatic continent of Akavir, hinted at through lore and ancient texts.
• 📖 The book 'Mysterious Akavir' suggests a civilization ruled by a dragon resembling Akatosh, the Dragon God of Time, with plans to invade Tamriel.
• 🎷 The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, central to a quest in Skyrim, is possibly made from the horn of the dragon Paarthurnax.
• 👩♀️ Female dragons, known as 'Jills', are mentioned in fan fiction and some official materials, suggesting they exist but are less aggressive.
• 🏺 Dragon scales are found at a shrine of Akatosh, raising questions about their placement before the dragons' reemergence in Skyrim.
• 🏰 Ysgramor, the founder of Skyrim, might have been associated with dragons, possibly as a Dragonborn or dragon priest, influencing his conquest.
• 📜 Ancient texts and tombs suggest a deep historical connection between dragons and the Nords, including potential dragon worship and rule.
• 🤔 The true nature of dragons and their history in Skyrim remains shrouded in mystery, inviting players to speculate and explore further.

Q & A

What is the significance of dragons in 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim'?

Dragons are a central part of Skyrim's narrative, serving as powerful, mysterious, and ancient creatures that have re-emerged during the civil war with plans of conquest. Only the Dragonborn, a mortal with a soul akin to a dragon's, can stop them.

Why are dragons thought to have been extinct before the events of Skyrim?

Dragons were believed to have been extinct for thousands of years, having ruled over the Nords of Skyrim in the past. Their re-emergence during the civil war is unexpected and part of the game's plot.

What is the connection between dragons and the god Akatosh?

Dragons are generally accepted to be a creation of Akatosh, the god of time. This connection allows them to experience time differently, making it difficult to pinpoint their exact moment of creation.

How did the Nords' migration from Atmora to Tamriel involve dragons?

The Nords, who began on the ancient continent of Atmora, were already worshipping dragons before they migrated to Tamriel. It's suggested that they brought their reverence for dragons with them during the migration.

What is the mysterious connection between dragons and the continent of Akavir?

The connection is suggested through the book 'Mysterious Akavir,' which implies that Akavir, a mythical land, might be ruled by a dragon similar to Akatosh and has plans to invade Tamriel.

What is the quest involving Jurgen Windcaller and the Horn of Jurgen's Tomb?

The quest requires the Dragonborn to find the Horn of Jurgen, which is believed to be buried with Jurgen Windcaller. The horn is eventually found and returned to the Greybeards to secure their help.

What is the suggested material and origin of the Horn of Jurgen?

The horn is suggested to be made from a part of the dragon Paarthurnax's horn, given its visual consistency and the fact that Paarthurnax is missing a part of his right horn.

Do female dragons exist in the Elder Scrolls universe?

Yes, according to Michael Kirkbride's writings and the French translation of 'A Child's Tamriel Beastiary,' there are female dragons called Jills, which are less aggressive and involved in repairing the timeline.

Why is it strange to find dragon scales at the Akatosh shrine in Skyrim?

It's strange because by the time of Skyrim's events, dragons were considered mythical, and dragon scales would be highly valuable. Their presence at the shrine suggests they were placed there before the dragons' reappearance.

What is the speculation about Ysgramor's association with dragons?

There is speculation that Ysgramor might have been a dragon priest or associated with dragons due to his ability to conquer Skyrim with a small army, the presence of dragon insignias in his tomb, and the brutality of his campaign.

What is the significance of the dragon puzzle door in Ysgramor's son's tomb?

The dragon puzzle door suggests that Ysgramor or his lineage had knowledge of dragons and possibly their magic, indicating a deeper connection between them and the dragons.

Outlines

00:00

🐉 Origins and Mysteries of Skyrim's Dragons

The paragraph delves into the iconic dragons of Skyrim, their role in the game's narrative, and the enigmatic nature of their existence. It discusses the marketing hype around these creatures and their portrayal as powerful, ancient beings. The origins of dragons are explored, suggesting they were created by Akatosh, the Dragon God, and have a complex relationship with the Nords, possibly ruling over them before being thought extinct. The paragraph also hints at a connection between dragons and the mysterious continent of Akavir, adding to the intrigue surrounding their history.

05:00

📜 The Greybeards' Test and the Horn of Jurgen Windcaller

This section of the script focuses on the player's journey as the Dragonborn and the involvement of the Greybeards, an ancient order of voice masters. The player is summoned to High Hrothgar to undergo a test involving the retrieval of the Horn of Jurgen Windcaller, an artifact with an unclear origin. The script suggests that the horn may be made from a piece of Paarthurnax's horn, a dragon loyal to the Greybeards, although this connection is not explicitly confirmed by the game's developers.

10:00

👩‍🦰 Female Dragons: Jill's and Their Role in the Elder Scrolls

The script introduces the concept of female dragons, known as Jill's, which are mentioned by Michael Kirkbride, a former Bethesda Game Studios writer. Despite being considered fan fiction, Kirkbride's contributions to the lore are often taken seriously. Jill's are described as less aggressive and are associated with repairing the timeline as children of Akatosh. Their existence is further supported by a book in The Elder Scrolls Online and a French translation of another in-game book, suggesting that dragons do indeed have genders.

15:01

🏺 Dragon Scales at Akatosh's Shrine: A Curious Offering

The paragraph discusses the presence of dragon scales found at a shrine dedicated to Akatosh, raising questions about their origin given the rarity and significance of dragons in Skyrim's history. The scales' placement suggests they were there before the recent re-emergence of dragons, hinting at a deeper connection between dragons and the Nords or a possible developer oversight. The mystery of the scales' origin adds another layer to the game's lore.

20:03

🛡 Ysgramor and the Dragonborn: Speculations on a Dragon Priest

The final paragraph explores the historical figure Ysgramor, the founder of Skyrim, and speculates on his possible connection to dragons. It recounts Ysgramor's campaign to avenge the massacre of his people by the snow elves and his subsequent conquest of Skyrim with a small army. The script suggests that Ysgramor may have been a dragon priest or Dragonborn, with evidence including dragon insignias in his tomb and the brutal tactics used by his army, which could be indicative of dragon influence or support.

🎉 Wrapping Up: Top Secrets of Skyrim's Dragons

The concluding paragraph invites viewers to reflect on the intriguing details about Skyrim's dragons and encourages them to share their favorite facts and any additional Easter eggs they may know from Skyrim or other games in the series. It serves as a call to action for the community to engage in discussion and speculation about the game's rich lore.

Keywords

💡Dragons

Dragons in the context of the video script refer to the mythical creatures from the game 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim'. They are depicted as powerful, ancient beings that once ruled over the Nords of Skyrim and are believed to have been extinct for thousands of years before re-emerging during the game's narrative. The script discusses their origins, their significance in the game's lore, and various mysteries surrounding them.

💡Skyrim

Skyrim is the primary setting of the video script, being a fictional province within the world of 'The Elder Scrolls' game series. It is the homeland of the Nords and the central location where the player, as the Dragonborn, encounters and interacts with dragons. The script explores the history and lore of dragons in Skyrim, including their impact on the game's storyline.

💡Elder Scrolls

The Elder Scrolls is a series of role-playing video games to which 'Skyrim' belongs. The term is used in the script to reference the broader universe in which dragons and the game's lore exist. It provides the context for the discussion on dragons and their history within the game series.

💡Dragonborn

In the script, the Dragonborn is a mortal with a soul akin to that of a dragon, capable of using powerful shouts or abilities. The Dragonborn is the player character in 'Skyrim' and is central to the game's narrative, tasked with defeating dragons and uncovering their mysteries.

💡Akatosh

Akatosh is the Dragon God of Time in the 'Elder Scrolls' universe. The script suggests that dragons are a creation of Akatosh and discusses the god's role in the creation and existence of dragons within the game's lore.

💡Atmora

Atmora is an ancient, lost, and frozen continent from where the Nordic race is believed to have originated, as mentioned in the script. It is significant because it is suggested that dragons were worshipped by the Nords while they were still on Atmora, indicating a deep historical connection between dragons and the Nords.

💡Akkavir

Akkavir is a mysterious, unmapped continent to the east of Tamriel, mentioned in the script as potentially having a connection to dragons. The script discusses a book from 'The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind' that suggests a link between Akkavir and dragons, hinting at a broader context for dragon lore.

💡Greybeards

The Greybeards are an ancient order of voice masters in 'Skyrim' who are knowledgeable about dragons and assist the Dragonborn. The script describes their role in the game, particularly in relation to the quest involving the 'Horn of Jurgen Windcaller'.

💡Jill

Jill is a term used in the script to refer to female dragons, a concept introduced by Michael Kiraly, a former writer for Bethesda Game Studios. The script discusses the idea that dragons might have genders, despite being creations of Akatosh and not being biologically capable of reproduction.

💡Ysgramor

Ysgramor is a historical figure in the 'Elder Scrolls' lore, revered as the founding father of Skyrim. The script speculates on the possibility that Ysgramor may have been a dragon priest or associated with dragons, based on various clues and historical accounts within the game's universe.

💡Dragon Priest

A Dragon Priest, as discussed in the script, is a human who serves dragons and may possess knowledge of their powers. The term is relevant as the script explores the theory that Ysgramor could have been a Dragon Priest, potentially explaining his ability to conquer Skyrim with a small army.

Highlights

Dragons are Skyrim's most iconic creatures and a major selling point of the game.

Dragons are thought to be a creation of Akatosh, the Dragon God of Time, with origins even before sequential time in the Dawn Era.

Nords from the lost continent of Atmora worshipped dragons before migrating to Tamriel.

Dragons may have a mysterious connection to the continent of Akavir, home to mythical beings.

The book 'Mysterious Akavir' suggests Akatosh might have plans to invade Tamriel from Akavir.

Greybeards, an ancient order of voice masters, summon Dragonborn to High Hrothgar to assist in stopping the dragons' return.

The Horn of Jurgen Windcaller might be made from a part of Paarthurnax's horn.

Female dragons, called 'Jills', are mentioned in Michael K. Stackpole's writings and the Elder Scrolls Online.

Dragon scales are found at a shrine of Akatosh, raising questions about their origin and purpose.

Ysgramor, the founding father of Skyrim, might have been a dragon priest or associated with dragons.

Ysgramor's tomb features dragon insignia, suggesting a connection with dragons.

Dwarves described Ysgramor's warriors as 'snow-throated kings of Atmora', possibly indicating dragon shouts.

Dragons' influence could explain Ysgramor's brutal campaign against the snow elves.

The video explores five lesser-known facts about dragons in Skyrim, sparking speculation and discussion.

The narrative leaves many questions about dragons' origins and history unanswered, adding to their mystery.

The video invites viewers to share their favorite facts and Easter eggs from Skyrim and other games.

Transcripts

Hey how's it going guys it's Nate Hira

and the Dragons are quite possibly

Skyrim's most iconic type of creature

wicked beasts that dominate the skies

and served as one of the Elder Scrolls

5s biggest selling points

seriously the marketing for these things

was crazy the Dhobis of Tamriel are

powerful mysterious and ancient

creatures thought to have been extinct

for the past few thousand years they

since re-emerged seemingly out of

nowhere during the height of skyrim

civil war with dark plans of conquest

now only you the Dragonborn a mortal who

shares their type of soul has the power

to put an end to this terrifying scheme

there's also admittedly an ice dragon or

two but more on that later regardless of

the morality despite the incredible

significance these flying lizards have

on the game's narrative there's still

quite a bit about them that Skyrim

purposely leaves Vega and there's a few

strange things going on that even

veteran players may not know so today

we'll be taking a look at five things

you probably didn't know about the

dragons of the elderscrolls v skyrim

starting off let's begin today by

exploring a topic literally no one has

an answer to ax where did dragons come

from exactly tez fob tells us that for

much of the maratha and first era they

ruled over the Nords of skyrim until

basically being wiped down and uprising

but where were they before then well

it's generally accepted that the dopest

are a creation of akatosh adrià god of

time and as a result experience and

travel through time quite a bit

different than most mortals do which

makes pinpointing and exact a moment for

their creation very tough in a 2018

interview some of the riders for the

Elder Scrolls online stated quote

dragons existed even before the

inception of sequential time in the dawn

era the dawn eras basically Tess's

version of prehistory the concept of

origination is hard to apply to the

species end quote

okay so we can't decide what

exactly dragons came about but we do

know they were around quite a bit before

human settlement of Skyrim you see the

Nordic race began not on Tamriel WA but

instead on the ancient now lost an

unmapped frozen continent of atmora

that said to exist somewhere north of

Tamriel WA though evidently it

experienced some type of great freezing

and is now uninhabitable and nearly

impossible to find well various texts

and books tell us that back when the

Nords were still on at mora and when it

was still inhabitable way back thousands

of years ago in the early Maratha era

many of these Nords were already

worshipping dragons among a few other

animal Pantheon's and when the people

sailed to skyrim they seemed to have

taken the lizard's with them the warp is

actually fairly clear that at more Nords

had contact with dragons it fails to

make obvious exactly what that

relationship looked like were they

already being ruled over by the Dragons

before they came to Tamriel or were the

Dragons just off doing their own thing

and did it become oppressive overlords

until later on we just don't really know

but we'll talk a little bit more about

at Morand over relations in a while so

basically we don't know when dragons

started but apparently they were rounded

at Mora and came to Tamriel with Nords

when they migrated okay that's a fair

enough history assessment but here's

where things get a bit weird they may

have a connection to the also mysterious

continent of a kuvira and that

connection gets a little chilling when

you examine it akavir of course is a

massive continent said to exist to

Tamriel's east that we know very little

about already it too has never been

successfully mapped and all records of

it come from travels from thousands of

years ago and other flimsy sources but

it seems to be about the size of Tamriel

and home to all sorts of mythical beings

well the Elder Scrolls 3 morrowind

featured an anonymously authored book

called mysterious akka vera

which provided a very brief summary of

what the place might be like I say a

mite because this book does appear to be

very old and it's anonymously published

and the author's writing style is quite

vague and ominous so take it with a

grain of salt regardless

according to mysterious a Kabira a

Kabir's name really translates to dragon

land akka being old Murray for Dragon

and veer meaning land the writing goes

on to describe a number of the

civilizations that are said to exist in

this place and when talking about a

civilization of tiger folk that

apparently inhabit the east of the

continent called the Kappa WA the book

suggests that these cat people are ruled

by a giant dragon named Tosh raka which

sounds a lot like akatosh and the

description of this giant dragon

provided also matches how akatosh

chooses to manifest physically most of

the time things get spooky when after

describing Tosh Rocca the book ends by

featuring a supposed quote that this god

dragon said quote first tosh raka says

is that we kill all the vampire snakes

then the tiger dragon emperor wants to

invade Tamriel WA end quote

this is literally the final sentence in

mysterious a kuvira it's a cliffhanger

no further elaboration or context is

offered which is really odd right

because the book seems to indicate

akatosh is planning to invade Tamriel

from a kuvira something that doesn't

make a lot of sense considering akatosh

is a god

so surely something's a bit jumbled and

this isn't a perfect description of

events but whatever's the case I think

it's safe to say that something weird is

definitely going on in Aqaba era next on

our list let's cut the history and talk

more about Skyrim in the present shortly

after the player discovers that they're

a Dragonborn the ancient order of voice

masters known as

Greybeards ax will summon us to their

mountain fortress of high Hrothgar

promising to teach us what they know and

assist with halting the recent return of

the Dragons however before they fully

commit to helping us they'll first the

man the dovakin complete a specific test

they want us to journey to the tomb of

the Greybeards founder a man named

Jurgen wind collar and locate a horn

that he was allegedly buried with this

is the basis for the quest the Horn of

uragan wind collar long story short we

eventually do locate the horn spoiler

alert it's not actually in the tomb and

return it to the beards to complete the

quest and secure their allegiance now

the material and origins of the horn nor

its exact capabilities are ever

explained to us however a context clues

suggest it's actually made from a

hollowed-out piece of the dragon

Paarthurnax --is owned a horn

indeed it's visually consistent with

what we know dragon horns look like and

if we examine the head of Paarthurnax

you'll notice he's missing a part of his

right horn heck the colors even match

given the fact that Paarthurnax is loyal

to the Greybeards and was a known

companion of Jurgen wind colors back in

the day when the graveyards were created

it does really make sense how the man

could have ended up with this item

maybe Paarthurnax volunteered part of

his horn and gave it to what we don't

know why but it seems rather obvious the

connection is here it's never explicitly

confirmed by Bethesda but it seems very

probable and I think the fact that they

don't point it out to our face makes the

detail even a bit better coming in at

number 3 female dragons are a thing

apparently maybe okay so for the most

part the genders of dragons in Skyrim

have largely remained just as ambiguous

as their exact origins given the fact it

seems they're all directly created by

akatosh himself and totally incapable of

reproduction then genders biologically

speaking would be kind of pointless

right nonetheless all the

Tobi's we encounter have rather deep

voices and often refer to themselves as

hiza so they've at least always been

presented to be more masculine enter a

Michael Kurt bride a former Bethesda

Game Studios writer who contributed

extensively to the elder scrolls as

Laura and left the studio following the

release of morrowind

yet still continued to write Elder

Scrolls lore and stories anyway in the

form of various in universe books and

scripts pretty much any of his work

following his departure from the studio

can and should be technically considered

fan fiction and not true canon but

either way this fan fiction being

written by a guy who's so deep on the

inside and genuinely contributed to the

actual lore should be taken a little bit

more seriously and indeed much of what

Kurt Brides written about has ended up

becoming true in later games regardless

in his texts he mentions a type of

creature called Jill's that are female

dragons he doesn't mention them very

often

they've only appeared in a couple of

posts in 2010 though Joel's are regarded

as being much less aggressive than their

male counterparts and primarily spend

their time repairing breaks in the elder

scrolls as timeline they are children of

akatosh after all the god of time

furthermore there's a book that appeared

in the elder scrolls online called a

child's Tamriel beastie area which lists

many of the creatures that inhabit

Tamriel in alphabetical order and

provides a brief description appropriate

for a kid so just to prove a point

here's how it starts

quote a is for elite a two-legged lizard

with enough under bite to swallow a

wizard B is for bankin a mean Daedric

minion whose masters are found on the

plains of oblivion c is for charas a big

bug of the snug you get the idea well as

you might imagine providing translations

of this book that accurately maintained

the proper creature names in foreign

languages proved tricky for the writers

and translations of the book are riddled

with all sorts of odd alterations and

mistakes though in the french

translation

for the letter J jill's are mentioned

saying in English quote J's for Jill's

mythical beings they fix the world when

the dragon breaks end quote

so not only are Jill's mentioned in Curt

bride's musings but they do even come up

in official Elder Scrolls games at least

in the French version if only for a bit

so I suppose dragons really do have

genders probably maybe for fourth spot

nearby the small hamlet of Rorick stead

players can find a shrine of akatosh

atop a large hill and presented on that

shrine as an offering of sorts are some

dragon scales now seen this for the

first time you may not think anything of

it dragons are the children of akatosh

it's reasonable that someone would leave

dragon scales at one of his shrines I

mean heck maybe it was a dragon who came

to the shrine and peeled off one of his

scales as a gift of sorts but here's the

problem by the time the events of Skyrim

take place it's been so long in

Tamriel's recorded history since a

dragon was nearly excited that most

people don't even believe the creatures

were real in the first place assuming

them to be make-believe in fantasy so if

someone did have access to dragon scales

definitive proof that Dragons existed

surely they wouldn't want to waste them

by putting them here at a random trying

to akatosh they want to keep them as a

collectible or sell them for a huge

price seeing that these are here since

the start of the game implies that they

were already placed before the

reappearance of Alda Wynn so maybe

Paarthurnax could be responsible we know

he's been in Skyrim for the last few

thousand years living under the

protection of the Greybeards but even

then it doesn't make sense that he'd

risk himself to so much exposure by

flying to this wide-open shrine and

leaving an offering so what happened

here remains a really big mystery and

honestly I can't even think of any

probable theories that stand and hold up

to reason seeing as this is the only way

in the entire game we can acquire dragon

scales without

putting them off of a dragon's body i

assumed bethesda put them here on

purpose but maybe it was a developer

mistake oh well i guess only todd howard

knows and todd howard won't tell and

finally last on our list i want to end

today's video by discussing yeasts

Cremora a man revered by all Nords a--

and one of Skyrim's most notable

historical figures who was basically the

lands founding father and i want to

specifically talk about why I and many

others believe he might have been a

dragon priest or Dragonborn or

associated with dragons in some way let

me explain

yeast grimore was a man who lived way

back in the late Maratha era during that

period in time in which atmora Nords

were sailing south and migrating to

skyrim well as the Nords were arriving

they found that skyrim was already

occupied by large advanced civilization

of elves called the foamer or snow elves

who already had cities towns and armies

of their own at first everything

suggests humans and elves had a great

relationship the Elvis appeared to have

allowed the human beings to build

colonies and outposts in their land and

there was a lot of positive trade the

biggest human colony that would be

established was a place called SAR Thal

that yeast grimore was the ruler of were

not quite sure how yeast grimore styled

himself whether he called himself the

king of Sarthe all or the governor of

Sarthe all but it's obvious he was in

charge anyway despite these seemingly

peaceful relations one night for a still

unknown reason a large snow Elvin army

launched a surprise attack on Sarthe all

they easily overpowered the obviously

unprepared defenders and killed almost

every single inhabitant yeast gomorrah

and possibly a few of his sons are the

only people known to have escaped the

slaughter

after this horrifying atrocity ye scream

or sailed back to amaura and vowed

vengeance once he arrived on his

homeland continent he gathered 500 of

the greatest

warriors he could find then took that

army and sailed back to Skyrim vowing to

wipe the snow elven race out entirely

and believe it or not despite having

just 500 men that's almost exactly what

he did

somehow they totally defeated every

single snow Elvin army and then started

killing not only the soldiers but the

women and children and the elderly

innocent non-combatants every elf had to

die they reasoned we know a small

percentage of the elven population was

able to survive after accepting shelter

from the dwarves who did their own nasty

things but sure enough for the most part

the elva's were driven to extinction

soon after that Skyrim was declared a

land for the Nords and humans and each

grimore would die peacefully a few years

later thus that's how this man became

one of the world's most iconic figures

okay Nate so an interesting story but

where does it connect with dragons all I

heard about was Nords killing things

well the first thing to consider is that

while he scream or did for the most part

take over northern Tamriel he never

crowned himself King or turned Skyrim

into a kingdom in fact it's after he

scores death that we start to see

references to the Dragon cult pop up it

seems that after he died what was next

for Skyrim was ruled by the Dragons

frustratingly it's not clear how the

Dragons took over if there was this

single moment when the dragon said were

in charge now or something

but remember earlier in this video we

mentioned that the Atman Nords already

did have some contact with the Domas and

it's possible that during the time of

yeast grimore the Dragons were already

in charge to begin with he was simply

one of their dragon priests a human

being that ruled in their name this

would explain why he never crowned

himself King why were unsure what his

title and Sarthe all was and it would

even explain why he was able to take

over Skyrim with only 500 troops if

dragons were assisting in this whole

campaign it makes a lot more sense how

500 boys could devastate an entire

society furthermore in Easter Moore's

own tomb we find on many of the doors

a dragon insignia now these

weird-looking dragon doors are used on a

lot of tombs and ancient ruins in Skyrim

so it's not confirmation enough but it's

important to note furthermore we can

also visit the tomb of one of these core

Moors sons in Skyrim

Ingle and in that tomb there's a dragon

puzzle door we have to open basically

one of those doors where we have to get

one of the dragon claws and use it as

its you know what I mean

that indicates almost for sure unless

it's a developer oversight that during

Easter mores time he had knowledge of

the Dragons at minimum then there's a

tablet we can find in an old Dwemer ruin

that was written by the dwarves at the

time of the Nordic invasion and the

dwarves described the app morons as the

quote-unquote snow throated kings of

mora indicate that these invaders were

using dragon shouts could ye scream

orphan dragon shouting at the elves heck

maybe he's not a dragon priest maybe he

was a dragon born or maybe those snow

throated Kings are a reference to actual

dragons finally and I promise I'll stop

now

dragon influence could also explain the

brutality demonstrated by ysgramor

army remember they were killing

innocents women children people who

didn't need to die like I get it the

elves betrayed you but you know

murdering a six-year-old boy that had no

knowledge of the plot doesn't help it

just seems like an act of evil if you

scream or was loyal to the DOE va's and

acting on their will or shared the

Dragonborn himself then that makes more

sense maybe just maybe even well before

humankind set foot on Skyrim they were

already being ruled by the Dragons or

maybe ysgramor is just a bit of a very

smart maniac whatever the truth is we'll

probably never know for sure but it's

always fun to speculate and with that we

are going to wrap up five things you

Bravo

we never knew about the Dragons of the

elderscrolls v Skyrim thanks so much for

stopping by everybody which of these fun

facts or tiny details was your own

personal favorite and what Easter eggs

do you know of in Skyrim more fallout or

any other games that I've yet to tackle

leave a comment down below as always

like ratings are very much appreciated

again thanks for watching and hope to

catch you all in my next video peace out

everyone

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