*a portal to oblivion appears above the dragonborn's desk, sending a pile of paperwork through* "God damnit Molag, hold on a second, I have to finish Hermaeus' taxes first!"
@@aveafa2621 In Skyrim, thankfully, you can alternate between walking and running at will. Just tap a key and the character will keep walking until you tap it again. I always do it when I am in a settlement and even when traveling on roads. Once I got the horse most of the time I walk except when I'm fighting. I'm really glad they implemented that, it feels more real than running all the time.
@@Bluesonofman actually the Dragonborn could be a descendant of Martin Septim because, in Oblivion, when you give to Martin the daedric staff Sanguine's Rose, he says that he was part of the Sanguine cult in the past and we know that Sanguine its basically the god of party and s*x. If Uriel Septim had a bastard son, why the son that was from such cult wouldn't have to?
Tribute to Oblivion Guards: - "Stop right there, criminal scum! Your spree is at an end. Pay the court a fine or be jailed. Your stolen goods are now forfeit" - " You, I've seen your kind before. Keep your sword sheathed you murdering basterd, or i will put you down myself" - "Then pay with your blood!"
The mod maker is a man of culture for all the Elric of Melnibone references. I recognized the almighty Stormbringer and of course the Ruby Throne. You’ve earned a subscriber for life
To be Honest the Dragonborn should've been the next leader they did more for Skyrim then Ulfric and the late high kings wife. Could've been a new vegas moment where you could gain support to end both corrupt sides.
the thing is Ulfric would join you most likely. He is an ambitious man granted however he also worships Talos, a dragonborn and he alongside the blades will most likely push for you to take the ruby throne
@CGS it was meant to be much bigger just the engine had too many glitches. You were meant to assasinate jarls, have full seiges, hire giants, pirates etc just had too many glitches
@@lincolngravemann682 I think people forget Ulfric was a huge emperor supporter until they decided to ditch the nords to save his throne. Throughout the game he always shows you respect and in fact is far easier to make have peace should you wait until Alduin. He wants the throne however you are Talos 2.0 the God he adores
im still halfway through this mod but I just want to know something, after you beat the whole quest mod and become an emperor, does it gives you the power of a king? like can you arrest someone or command your army?
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 boi my khajite dragon born is burning down the empire and stormclaoks. Re stabilizeing the western reach and high rock with that mod. Has bought and entire mining island the size of solthsteim. Will unite morrowind, high rock, and skyrim. If hammerfell does not join fine. Better not waste military units. Take the emperorship. And establish the dragon hearth covenant. Supported with over 50 fully legendary dual exchanged deadric armor and dragon weapons. Noone will oppose me as I take the imperial city. Equipt an entire army in the bones of a dragon. And raid southeast into blackmarsh to force them into joining us. Give the lilitmoth a territory if any still survive in the deepest parts of the black marsh. Begin building the largest armada tamriel has ever seen in the daggerfall Bay. And a second armada in morrowind. Sail from both sides at summerset isle with 5000 deadric warriors to support 2 armies of 250,000. I will march with my personal guard though elswere with my dragons in tow. 100 ancient dragons, duhnivire, odaving, and any I meet along the way and bend the will of. I will convince their armies to follow me. I will March through summerset isle and shout the dominions leaders off the tallest building on their capital. We will them sail on the southern tropical elves on their own continent. Sail on yakivir akivir, and atmora . I will be dragonborn ruler of nirn
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 I don't think it's cannon that the Dragonborn will definitely become the Emperor I do think they can have a shot at the Throne no matter what race they are, I mean you're literally a Demi-God and there's nothing in the Lore that says you can't be immortal, I mean you have a Dragon Soul, it's said that when others Kill a Dragon they just come back after a while like a Daedra, their souls just go somewhere else and remake a Body, I think it's more than likely that Parthurnax is actually a Dragonborn who chose to remake their body as a Dragon
This ending was so epic, I love how all the guards displayed loyalty to the one true Emperor of Tamriel by refusing their current Emperor's orders to kill him.
But simply because you are dragonborn, it doesn't mean you are worthy of being emporer. There's a lot of lore surrounding this and many discussions. Both in regards to actual politics as well as elder scrolls politics
Hmm well we can't say for certain the dragonborn is unworthy of being emperor but the chances of the dragonborn becoming emperor are pretty low more wise. Who knows maybe the elderscrolls 6 will touch up on this and we can find out if the dragonborn pursues the ruby throne or not.
@@trentwilliams2963 After oblivion the emperor doesn't necessarily have to be a dragonborn or a drago blood but I guess that a dragonborn still has a valid claim for the throne
@@emmortlom9143 I like to think it's a Dragonborn did pursue it if he entered the palace and the throne room a lot of Imperials would back him and drop their weapons and go to his side because of his Dragon Blood.
Me, champion of all deadric princes, a leader of thieves guild and the listener of the dark brotherhood, who also killed the previous emperor: Well this is awkward...
Soul snatching, bandit killing, walked to different Hells, went to Sovngarde and back. Captured a dragon, rides on dragons, took out a different Dragonborn, Assassin, thief, pick pocket, 3 mansion owning, thane in every city, full arsenal of shouts, decider of civil war, dragon and giant slaying casually. They should have had the high king of Skyrim be given to you through civil war quest. Since all other questlines lead to you leading that faction.
Based on the lore presented here, the mythic dawn agent who killed uriel septim should be emperor, and because we kill that agent right after, the hero of kvatch should be emperor
No, lore present here is that the player is dragonborn. Dragonborn, blessed by Akatosh. Most emperors in the lore are thought to be dragonborn by being descendants of bloodrite. Tiber Septim/Talos was dragonborn so his offspring were too. Well his line ended with Martin Septim in Oblivion and that means anyone who sat on the Ruby throne afterwards was only there by regular mortal means (royalty, marriage, wealth). But the Dragonborn we play in Skyrim is legitimate claim to the Imperial throne. Hero of Kvatch is just a hero who later becomes Sheogorath, daedric lord way more powerful than Emperor.
@@Hunterstiq Sort of. They needed a Dragonborn to keep the fires of the Temple of the One lit, from Reman Cyrodiil to Martin Septim. So there wasn’t a special need for a Dragonborn on the throne after the covenant Alessia made with Akatosh was dissolved in the ending of Oblivion. You could argue that a Dragonborn Emperor after 4E 201 is a good idea for other reasons, namely the fact that there are now dragons flying free across Tamriel again and an Emperor who can control them not only eliminates that danger, it means any army that wants to oppose you has to face dragons on the battlefield. But Alduin’s Wall and Miraak confirm that the player in Skyrim is to be the Last Dragonborn. So will any offspring TLB has inherit the dragon blood? Seems like Skyrim lore is saying no. Another hint to that is that you can only adopt children in Skyrim, not beget them. Now it’s clearly a game mechanic because they for whatever reason didn’t want to go the full Fable route but they haven’t shied away from incorporating game mechanics into lore before. Maybe TLB is just infertile. If anything it seems like Cyrodiil should beg to have TLB take the throne, have one last Dragonborn Emperor since there won’t be another chance once they die, and let that Emperor take down the Dominion and use the power and influence they have gained to help seal the cracks in the Empire and set the foundation for a more prosperous and stable future.
@@pinkfloydguy7781 This will probably be one of the key things I want to read about in the books of Elder Scrolls 6, what happens to TLB. I imagine there will be (or already has been) a dragonbreak about this, seeing how there was manipulation of a Elder Scroll. That there will be multiple true post-Skyrim events. Civil war in Skyrim, assassination of Emperor Mede, the Eye of Magnus
Love how blackwell is just like “Bro you just killed the emperor, whats your next move” But you still have the option to stop and tell him “Dude, nice fit lol”
“And now the Dovahkiin returns to Skyrim with Serana to go get some milk and to this day, his descendants are still wondering if he ever found it.” - Book of the Dragonpimp
Imagine that he chose to become a vampire so his descendants will one day wonder why they look older than their great-grandfather. And one Molag Bal in this world is probably pissed off a great deal.
cool! I really think that if Elder scrolls 6 be soon after skyrim they will try to explain what happened to the dragonborn, and maybe, just maybe he really becomes the new emperor of the empire
No, because the Emperor have to be somebody then and yet the dragonborn we play in skyrim can be anything ( Khajit, Nordic, Ork, Elf....) Thats why, its just like Star Wars the old republic, we call the playable character in the universe ''The Stranger '' and see a '' Stranger '' Emperor in Tamriel would be what the fuck
Nah it's next to impossible to make chaining plots like that. It's why games like with relations like how fallout 3 mentions the institute where in fallout 4 you can destroy the institute so fallout 3 is set a few years before fallout 4 so it's next to impossible for timeframes to overlap. Player actions cannot really be mentioned in future games without really amazing save file analysis which would be very hard for certain modding setups. Certainly possible for vanilla games but that would be amazingly difficult and would then also need to offer something for people without the previous game.
We won't know, because TES will be right after Skyrim, but it is also possible, for the dovahkiin the mantle Talos and become a nord retroactively in the same way in which the breton who mantled Ysmir/Lorkhan, became retroactively a Talos/Tiber Septim, with a dragon break.
@@gh0rochi363 Rigmor of Cyrodil. It's a sequel to Rigmor of Bruma. They're both really good story mods, not the greatest by far but very fun. Got good characters, decent writing and very epic scenes like this. The lady in the video here who sits down with you is Rigmor, she's one of two optional romance options. I'd really suggest playing them now as the third and last part of the trilogy - Rigmor of Tamriel comes out this year. Furthermore, it's on Xbox if you don't have a computer.
@@arishok5091 what is the highest quality story mod in your opinion? im new to quest mods in general, mostly stuck to visual and some combat changes before now
@@cc1drt The best written? Hmm, that's a hard one. They're quite a few good ones. I can't define a best so I'll list a few of the best: - Legacy of the Dragonborn - Wardens of the Coast - Sirenroot - Clockwork - Beyond Reach
This is my head cannon for the Dragonborn. For him/her to become the last Dragonborn Emperor/Emperoress. In the next TES hearing of the Last Dragonborn retaking the reuniting the land and taking the Ruby Throne. It’s only fitting especially with the promises of the Alessian Dynasty from the first Era: “So long as the Blood of the Dragon runs strong in her rulers, the glory of the Empire shall extend in unbroken years. But should the dragonfires fail, and should no heir of our joined blood wear the Amulet of Kings, then shall the Empire descend into darkness, and the Demon Lords of Misrule shall govern the land.” I’ll be very sad is our Dragonborn doesn’t become the next Emperor of Cyrodiil
Mmh, yeah, but the need for a Dragonborn Emperor, the covenant that you’re directly quoting which Alessia made with Akatosh, was dissolved at the end of Oblivion. Martin Septim’a sacrifice however, summoning the avatar of Akatosh as he did, changed something permanently about the link between Oblivion and Nirn, and that’s why only a small variety of Daedra are seen in Skyrim, and only when summoned. The Daedra have much less power than they did prior to the end of TES IV. It would be good to have the Last Dragonborn as Emperor, because now there are dragons flying around and you’re the only one who can control them.
I hope one of the possible endings (if there are going to be multiple) for beyond skyrim: Cyrodil will be the dragonborn becoming emperor/empress/monarch, possibly setting up for an invasion of the dominion
Yes even though I get that the “hero doing his/her thing and vanishing into legend” is sort of The Elder Scrolls’ thing, I can’t help but want a more lasting reminder of The Dragonborn. It’s one of many reasons I love the Dragon Age games so much; your personalized heroes and their impact on the world is uniquely written into the history of the world in a way I’ve never seen before or since. I REALLY want something like that done with Skyrim especially with the Civil War and your decision to ally yourself with one side or the other. Glossing all that over as usual wouldn’t sit well with me.
If people are saying that the Dragonborn would make a bad emperor. Just to remind you all that the Dragonborn can be a pretty good statesman, if they can become thane of all of the regions in Skyrim. Becoming a thane is no small ordeal it shows that you actually care for the people and that you make an effort to protect them. Not to mention the Last Dragonborn is a legendary warrior.
Only reason I think a Dragonborn Emperor is needed is because of how the Universe and the covenant works. Everytime the Empire was ruled by a normal individual in fell apart, was ravaged by war and was broken. However everytime an Alessia, Reman or Tiber takes the throne shit magically gets better. Maybe its because Aka is the chief god and those traits travel through you but even the shittiest Dragonborn Emperor managed to lead an Empire that didn’t collapse. Only time it “kinda” happend was with Alessias Son and its only because he was driven from the throne by a fuckin Monkey
@@PelinalWhitestrake36exactly, so many people are saying that the db isn't a good emperor or wouldn't be legitimate in the eyes of the people but every single time one has shown up they've been given the thrown and literally saved the empire. They're as legitimate as it can get without being directly descended from Alessia or something lmao
Being able to go around and deliver fire salts doesn't make you a good state man. A thaneship isn't political skills. It's literally "you are recognized as someone of importance".
Classic case of Bethesda syndrome. "Oh the Dragonborn would be a bad emperor" "Oh the Dragonborn wouldn't be a good High King" Is it not an RPG? This demonstrates perfectly how Bethesda games utterly fail at being RPGs. The Dragonborn is YOUR character. Whether or not they would be a bad leader is entirely YOUR fault.
Thane of 9 holds, harbinger of the companions, arch mage of the college of winterhold, listener of the dark brotherhood, leader of the thieves guild, the slayer of alduin,(mod) high king of skyrim, and now emperor of tamriel. Long live the emperor and his legionaries.
The bastard orders his troops to kill you, they refuse, he walks up to you pretending to beg for mercy, then attacks you, you kill him, and just like that, you become the new Emperor. If that ain’t metal as shit.
Honestly how the civil war should have ended was the Dovakiin uniting the Stormcloaks and imperials (as the empire are not the real enemy, they’re just victims and horribly weakened after the oblivion crisis) and the Dovakiin should’ve become emperor and restored the empire and gave the Dominion an ear full of *THU’UM*
@@KaimArgonarEyyyy what resources? They’re a frozen harsh environment and no one is more oppressed than the non-nords in windhelm. They named the slums “the grey quarter” in windhelm and it is where the dark elf refugees are forced to live and to help you understand how racist that is think real life and replace grey with black. Ontop of that argonians aren’t even allowed in the city neither are khajits. There’s npc dialogue saying the imperials never enforced the ban on Talos worship and it wasn’t until Ulfric killed a king and made a big deal about it that the terms of the concordat was forced on them to upheld and they’re not done recovering from the Great War. Mind you the god they’re banning the worship of is also the same god that joined Skyrim with the empire and began the third imperial empire. Talos conquered all of Tamriel you’d think in all his godhood he wouldn’t mind waiting for the empire to recover instead of playing into the Dominion’s hands and making the chances of fighting back even less likely. It’s not the empire as a wholes fault it’s the emperor. They should have kept fighting on, the empire literally wiped out all remaining dominion forces during the battle of the red ring but after seeing how the dominion invaders ransacked the imperial city and took out their displeasure on its citizens And commit actual war crimes I can kind of understand how the emp didn’t want the rest of Cyrodiil to continue suffering through that. *Shrugs* The Empire aren’t the villains. The dominion are. The Stormcloaks have every right to fight for their homeland but the empire has every right to fight for their province in an attempt to uphold any resemblance of stability and healing as a whole.
@@MoonbornUwU How ignorant. As expected of an Empire sympathizer. The Empire is draining Skyrim's resources of steel and silver for their weak incompetent army, and letting the Thalmor do whatever they want in Skyrim. Skyrim demands and deserves it's independence, yet they keep fighting to keep Skyrim under their thumb. The Dunmer should be glad that they are at least allowed in the city, those entitled fucks. They don't "deserve" anything, and it's their stubbornness that keeps them there, like the High Elf in the market says. Even more ignorance and stupidity. The Khajiit _caravans_ are not allowed in ANY city. And if you had even a little bit of knowledge of history, which you seem to do when it comes to the Great War, you'd know Dunmer and Argonians don't get along. So what? There is no reason Nords shouldn't be able to openly worship a god in their own goddamn country. There would be no reason to wait for the weak incompetent Empire to "recover" had they finished the war in the first place, but no, the weaklings surrendered with one-sided conditions, disgracing and abandoning the God that founded them. Even you are agreeing the Empire should've kept going and yet foolishly keep supporting them. The Imperials aren't the villains. They are incompetent hypocrites on a moral high horse that they don't deserve. They need to be kicked out of Skyrim.
@@KaimArgonarEyyyy I’ve played all of Skyrim and never at any point what so ever in the game have I ever seen or heard of the empire draining their metal resources. How like an ignorant “stormcloak sympathizer” to justify racism and division. I love how your counter arguement consisted of one false bit of information that’s just absent in the game (give me a reference if I’m wrong) and then a bunch of pointless gibberish aside for the nords having the right to worship their own god In their own homeland, that is literally the only valid point out of anything you just said. I know my history of elder scrolls, and I know and stand by my original point.
@@MoonbornUwU Fucks sake, my comment didn't post... or got censored. If you had played the Stormcloak's side, you'd know of the mission where the player and Ralof ambush a cart of Skyrim's silver near Markarth. That stuff clearly didn't come from Cyrodiil. Even I've had the decency to play through the Imperial's side to see their point of view. Not that it changed much anything. You sure like to keep flaunting your knowledge despite not knowing that almost everyone in Tamriel is racist. Be it basically everyone against Orcs, High Elves against everyone, Dunmer against everyone but especially Argonians, and so on. Dunmer and Argonians hating each other is a fucking fact, and having them together in the city is a recipe for trouble, not that you'd care of that. Damn the consequences. You were even trying to blame the fact that Khajiit aren't welcome to the cities on the Nords, when even the Empire controlled cities doesn't want the Thieves Guild colluding Caravans in the cities. The Nords have had their hostile history with the elves, it's idiotic to assume everything would just be forgotten and forgiven, and everyone would live in harmony. The Nords even gave Solstheim to Morrowind after the Red Mountain erupted, yet you'd never bring something like that up. no no no, Nords are evil whytes that hate on elves for no reason at all. (try and talk shit about this one, I'm merely mocking your comparison of Dunmer to real life Black people.) "pointless gibberish" my ass, it's all true. Standing by ignorance is foolishness. You know my points are right, or are just afraid to accept it and change your views. The original comment of yours did make some sense, but not anything that came after. My original reply was worded much better than this, but it should get the point across regardless.. At least by Talos I hope so.
After you completed every single thing in the game this should have been like a secret ending to the game and then afterwards you get to a certain level you kill off all the thalmor that would have been the perfect ending to Skyrim
it would be super cool if in TES6 this became a plot point and your maini conflict was against the thalmor. I'd be shocked if TES6 you werent battling the thalmor - the setup and foreshadowing given in skyrim are just off the charts. There's no way they'd let such an easy and enticing plot like that slip by.
If it really is in Hammerfell and High Rock as people theorize it would make perfect sense since Hammerfell is fighting a constant war against the Thalmor
@@hecc7906 The Thalmor have already been driven out of Hammerfell. The Aldmeri Dominion and Hammerfell (before the events of Skyrim) have both signed a peace treaty, there is no war between the two
Imagine. You're the Dragonborn. You take a stand against the Emperor to claim your rightful throne and restore the line of Dragonborn leaders of Tamriel. The guards loyally take your side. You slay the pretender. And at the pinnacle of this historic moment... your back breaks from carrying too much and your lady pukes all over the marble floors.
This is honestly why i side with imperial every time in skyrim. You are dragonborn and can help change the empire to something the Nords can be proud of. Screw Ulfric.
Huh, you know, this isnt too far off from the truth during roman times. the PG (praetorian guard) overthrew the emperor like 3 times. And, this isnt real, but in the movie "Gladiator" when Maximus is fighting the Julia member, the antagonist (I forgot his name but the julia family member) needs a sword, and all the PG put their swords away so he can fight like a real man.
You aren't too far off, the Praetorian Guard killed the emperor an upwards of 13 times. It's probably one of many reasons the Romans fell as hard as they did.
The other guy was Commodus. Perhaps the best educated and trained Emperor of Rome. Who in addition to the best teachers Rome could offer, was schooled in the arts of war and administration by his father, Marcus Aurelius, one of the best and brightest of the Roman Emperors. What does young Commodus do with all that training and education? Get drunk, throw parties, dress up like Heracles and blow the Empire's money on games. The same thing would happen today if we elected a 17 year old MMA/WWE fan and gave him unlimited access to the US Treasury. Perhaps the greatest waste of training, education, and gold in Roman history. Eventually everyone got sick of this spoiled rotten teen and his Gladiator trainer murdered the frat boy turned Emperor probably with the backing of the Praetorians.
He does have the soul of a dragon. Paarthurnax says that all dragons have an innate want to conquer and dominate and that even the dragonborn feels this inside themself.
Just completed both Rigmor of Bruma and Rigmor of cyrodiil. Loved them both so muc!. These are actually canon to me, like this is what the Dragonborn deserves. I cant wait for the 3rd Rigmor mod. I might go back and play these both again lol
This is ehat should have happened. Dragonborn restablishes The Blades in Skyrim, slays Alduin (also trlls Delphine to STFU, Paarthurnax lives), after dealing with the Drsgons, he talks woth both Ulfric and Tullius about the truce to be official. He has The Blades and now that the dragon threat is over, he alongside The Blades and the dragons that are loyal to him, plan to deal with The Thalmor. Given the respect Ulfric has of Tullius, and how Tullius desire the Civil War to end, they would agree, althoigh Tullius would want Ulfric to be held responsible for Torygg's desth, however, he would be instructed about Nord customs and how Ulfric didnt commit a crime by fighting Torygg to the death. But the politics of Skyrim, and who will be high king will be dealth AFTER the AD is defeated. Whether the Dragonborn assassinated The Emperor or not (basically if he belongs to the Dark Brotherhood or not) will become irrelevant. If the DB never joins the dark brotherhood, The Emperor would still be assassinated by any other assassin. Anyway, given the guilds storylimes, I think the only one that fits the canon story is The DB becoming the leader of The Companions, since Kodlak makes him Harbinger solely on the fact that he is Dragonborn anyway. So we'll lead with that. The Dragonborn has the backup of: The Blades, The Companions, Ulfric and hid Stormcloacks, Tullius battalions, and hid dragons. He would also be fampus for defeating Alduin, and slaying the Volkihar clan (although Serana would be by his side backing him up), and there are rumors that he defeated a drsgon priest named Miraak, but people nor from Solstheim dont know much about it. Anyways, the now Emperor, does not want to tale the fight against The Thalmor. He, alongside some of the Imperial big names, are comfortable with they way they are living. So the e.ire is divided. The Dragonborn still decides to take the fight against The Thalmor that ar in Skyrim and wipe them out, his next stop is Cyrodill. He no has new allies, The Redguards of Hammerfell will join him as allies. Now The DB has a big army. He does not want to become The Emperor, but The Current Emperor demanded for his head, so The dragonborn has no choice but to take him out and place a new Emperor. However, everyone (on his side) wants him to be the Emperor. The Blades are bck, and will have his back, Ulfric would fanboys all over him so his stormcloacls would also back him up. The Companions also ack him up, and Tulius, althoigh a bit skeptical, can't ignore the fact that the DB is powerful and has many feats to his name, and drsgons on his leash, so its like Tiber Septim all over again! Tullius offers himself as his personal advisor. And besides, the custom during the Septim ers was that those who were Dragonborn were deemed to be Emperors. And although its no longer necessary for a DB to be the emperor to hold Oblivion at bay, it would be goos to go back to the era that Thr Empire was strong, and feared. So the DB takes the throne, and his war against The Thalmor begins. His power grows, and people even believe he is Tiber Septim reincarnated!
Becoming Emperor or atleast High King of Skyrim should've been in the base game. Your the only true 'heir' to the Imperial throne as it was always held by those of Dragon blood.
This shouldn't have been a mod. This should've been a legit expansion/dlc for the base game. The Dragonborn, by divine right, should be Emperor, and putting an end to the war in Skyrim.
It's why I never get involved in the Civil War stuff in Skyrim, even though it's walling off content from myself. The whole thing should be resolved with, "Let's all go to Summerset and kill the Thalmor, then sit down like real warriors do and talk through our differences until an accord can be reached." But we don't get that option, only the option to end the war in favor of one side or the other.
@@isobellahuntley7722 Yes, the first one is Rigmor Of Bruma which takes place in skyrim and the second one is called Rigmor Of Cyrodiil which takes place in Cyrodiil. They're probs the best quest mods on skyrim along with Vigilant, Wyrmstooth and The Gray Cowl Of Nocturnal.
When I played this for the first time I came into the throne room and saw all the guards standing there, I was so sick and done, pissed off of all the bullshit that I only thought: "Ok Guys, I know why this "Emperor" has summoned you right here, right now, in full armor. Yet I just killed a whole army of your kind outside the gate literally minutes ago. And I didn't even raise my voice at the ordeal. So stand down for as soon as even one of you only flinches his Hand in the direction of his sword, I will have Paarthurnax (As his older brother is no longer available for the task) tear open the roof of this building and glass out the entire hall until everything that stands witness of this palace is a big, charred hole in the ground." Luckily for them, they were not as stupid as I suspected. also, I would have stood back from the in favor of old Parthy for I think he would really make for a wise and capable regent.
This would be INCREDIBLE! Champion of every Daedric Prince in Oblivion, Archmage of the College of Winterhold, Listener of the Dark Brotherhood, Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild, oh, either Head of the Volkihar clan or Harbinger! The Aldmeri Dominion:' OH S%#@!' Let's see Maven Black-Brier suck up to him, it'll be funny as hell! Why not! The Last Dragonborn did the majority of the work anyway! Sheogorath pops up, laughing his ass off! Then Sanguine says: 'LET'S F-ING PARTY!' Sheo:' After we roll a few heads first!' The Last Dragonborn:' Sup! Sheo!' Those assembled:' WTF!' Sheogorath:' This will be so much fun!' Aldmeri Dominion:' We are so SCREWED!'
No no no By the power of the lore your character namely dragonborn doesn't have to do with side quests at all. The wierdest shit would be a vampire with Hermaeus Mora's toys, period.
I actually did a character 'Gaius Septimus' Who may have been loosely inspired by the Codex Alera, who was the illegitimate scion of the Septim bloodline. So I may need to download these mods.
I feel like this whole mod (and the previous installment) are one huge pipe dream that the DB goes through after consuming too much Skooma. I think my character would wake up from this with a feeling of massive relief.
Not to burst anyone’s bubble, but the ending of oblivion basically makes it so that it is unnecessary for the emperor to be of dragon blood, hence the Medes, who do not have dragon blood, being in charge for roughly 200 years without a deadric invasion happening
it is unnecessary, but to the common people it would be an incredibly potent symbol. their standards have dragons all over them, their emperor can shout like talos of old, their first emperor, and they’re going to drive out the dominion and preserve his worship. they’re also, y’know, a famous hero who literally saved the world after fighting a world eating dragon in heaven. it’s also useful from a practical perspective. having your emperor be essentially a demigod would heighten the morale of the army, make the empire more stable, would allow dragons to be bound into service in the imperial military, and their shouts could tear armies apart from the frontlines. i think there’s lots of reasons why the LDB would make a great choice for emperor. i think they’d seek it out, too, considering the will to dominate present in all dragonkind.
These guards are smart to not challenge the dragon born since in lore a dragon born could atomize the whole room with their voice. Yes I mean the people and the room itself.
oh shit, im not gonna lie ive always wished that you could become emperor or high king. relating to this ive played the rigmor of bruma mod recently (basically completed it but it bugged out in the end because i had rigmor of cyrodil installed too) and i deleted it in the end and had to restart my save because it was such a frustrating mod.
I would have either stood there as my followers gang up on him, drain his hp away with a snap or just make my prescense overwhelm him as he lies paralyzed on the ground losing health moment by moment
damn bro this is sooo fuckin cool i always found it kind of weird that most people in skyrim even after you defeat ALDUIN and return from sovngarde still dont acknowledge you but actually feels incredible
He's the guildmaster of all guilds, every daedra's Champion and now he's emperor. Man, I can't even imagine the amount of paperwork he has to do
He has housecarls for that
*a portal to oblivion appears above the dragonborn's desk, sending a pile of paperwork through*
"God damnit Molag, hold on a second, I have to finish Hermaeus' taxes first!"
@@Lica_The_Furry sheogorath doesn't pay taxes, the aldmeri dominion can send whoever they want, but it ain't happening
@@Lica_The_Furry Paperwork from Hermaeus Mora, now we know why Miraak hated him so much lol
No one is putting a Listener on the throne, so there would be none.
"Wow! Look at him walk in! Such grace! Such dignity!"
*Meanwhile*
You are carrying too much to be able to run.
Guards: wow he walks with power and swagger
In dragon born’s mind: MY FUCKING SPINE! GOD MAN GET ME TO THE CHAIR ALREADY!
@@bl00dth1rsty9 lol that's why I love this game still
I like walk, and not because of that XD
How to look intimidating, carry tons of cheese as to have a slow menacing walk, then eat it all when the fight actually starts
@@aveafa2621
In Skyrim, thankfully, you can alternate between walking and running at will. Just tap a key and the character will keep walking until you tap it again. I always do it when I am in a settlement and even when traveling on roads. Once I got the horse most of the time I walk except when I'm fighting. I'm really glad they implemented that, it feels more real than running all the time.
"You are carrying too much to be able to run"
Wow. heavy IS the head that wears the crown.
"The head may be heavy, but the crown is not."
- Sun Tzu, Art of War
welp, the Dragonborn brought it on themselves, "One who wants the crown, bears the crown"
Death as light as a feather, duty heavier than a mountain
There's no running away from carrying the burden of responsibilities.
bad guy- begs for mercy
companion- suddenly vomits
Dragonborn- "I'm sorry, she's allergic to bullshit"
This made me laugh so hard.
I love how the bad guy begs for mercy and your companion just... pukes in response. That was so unexpected
She's pregnant
her name is Rigmor, High Queen of Cyrodil
@@somegyplays4336
With a Dragonborn Baby 🥵
Rigmor: *vomits due to pregnancy*
Pavetta: "First time?"
@@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s Dragonborn: "...Fuck."
The dragonborn becoming emperor feels like the true canon to usher in a new dynasty!
Personal head canon confirmed
The only way the Dragon Born could become Emperor is if they forged a new Empire in Skyrim
@@Bluesonofman actually the Dragonborn could be a descendant of Martin Septim because, in Oblivion, when you give to Martin the daedric staff Sanguine's Rose, he says that he was part of the Sanguine cult in the past and we know that Sanguine its basically the god of party and s*x.
If Uriel Septim had a bastard son, why the son that was from such cult wouldn't have to?
@@gamemaster1608 maybe. Especially since in canon the DB is a nord
@@Bluesonofman a nord or imperial, since the Dragonborn was arrested for crossing borders without permission
Fun fact, I'm actually one of the voice actors yelling Dovahkiin my names was in the credits at the end of the mod.
Meanwhile in Skyrim:
*Stop by the order of the Jarl, you have commited crimes against Skyrim and her people*
Meanwhile in Morrowind...
But..wait, I KNOW YOU
Tribute to Oblivion Guards:
- "Stop right there, criminal scum! Your spree is at an end. Pay the court a fine or be jailed. Your stolen goods are now forfeit"
- " You, I've seen your kind before. Keep your sword sheathed you murdering basterd, or i will put you down myself"
- "Then pay with your blood!"
@@CloudStrife2.0 Oh yeah... those Ordinator guys just don't care xd:
@@CloudStrife2.0 *cliffracers*
The mod maker is a man of culture for all the Elric of Melnibone references. I recognized the almighty Stormbringer and of course the Ruby Throne. You’ve earned a subscriber for life
4:07 the Oblivion & Skyrim theme have merged
Same! My real name is actually Elric so my pops was a bit of a fan to say the least
The Ruby Throne is just the thing in the Elder Scrolls. Also called the Dragon Throne, but it's the throne of the Emperor.
Is this mod available on xbox one version of skyrim, if not plz make it possible if it is what it the name
@@davidsaunders6807 Mods like this are usually not available on consoles. Too big.
To be Honest the Dragonborn should've been the next leader they did more for Skyrim then Ulfric and the late high kings wife. Could've been a new vegas moment where you could gain support to end both corrupt sides.
the thing is Ulfric would join you most likely. He is an ambitious man granted however he also worships Talos, a dragonborn and he alongside the blades will most likely push for you to take the ruby throne
@@kaihiggins725 yup he probably would want you to be emperor with Ulfric as acking skyrim king till the jarls pick 1
@CGS it was meant to be much bigger just the engine had too many glitches. You were meant to assasinate jarls, have full seiges, hire giants, pirates etc just had too many glitches
@@lincolngravemann682 I think people forget Ulfric was a huge emperor supporter until they decided to ditch the nords to save his throne. Throughout the game he always shows you respect and in fact is far easier to make have peace should you wait until Alduin. He wants the throne however you are Talos 2.0 the God he adores
@@kaihiggins725 Ulfric was a secessionist, he was a Thalmor puppet.
He is beauty
He is grace
He's carrying too many mace
He is the bane of dragon race
(And pity the fool who stand in his a'ways😉)
And she is puking because she is with child
"I took an arrow on the knee" says the guard to my face.
I was reading this in that rap tune...something about power and devour.
I really need to try these mods.
This looks much better than “Become High King of Skyrim” lol.
Considering many people think its canon that a Nord Dragonborn will claim the throne an re unite the Empire, hell yes
im still halfway through this mod but I just want to know something, after you beat the whole quest mod and become an emperor, does it gives you the power of a king? like can you arrest someone or command your army?
@@OHHYESSDOIT No, its a story mod, after this mission you go on to a few more story missions and after that the mod concludes.
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 boi my khajite dragon born is burning down the empire and stormclaoks. Re stabilizeing the western reach and high rock with that mod. Has bought and entire mining island the size of solthsteim. Will unite morrowind, high rock, and skyrim. If hammerfell does not join fine. Better not waste military units. Take the emperorship. And establish the dragon hearth covenant. Supported with over 50 fully legendary dual exchanged deadric armor and dragon weapons. Noone will oppose me as I take the imperial city. Equipt an entire army in the bones of a dragon. And raid southeast into blackmarsh to force them into joining us. Give the lilitmoth a territory if any still survive in the deepest parts of the black marsh. Begin building the largest armada tamriel has ever seen in the daggerfall Bay. And a second armada in morrowind. Sail from both sides at summerset isle with 5000 deadric warriors to support 2 armies of 250,000. I will march with my personal guard though elswere with my dragons in tow. 100 ancient dragons, duhnivire, odaving, and any I meet along the way and bend the will of. I will convince their armies to follow me. I will March through summerset isle and shout the dominions leaders off the tallest building on their capital. We will them sail on the southern tropical elves on their own continent. Sail on yakivir akivir, and atmora . I will be dragonborn ruler of nirn
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 I don't think it's cannon that the Dragonborn will definitely become the Emperor I do think they can have a shot at the Throne no matter what race they are, I mean you're literally a Demi-God and there's nothing in the Lore that says you can't be immortal, I mean you have a Dragon Soul, it's said that when others Kill a Dragon they just come back after a while like a Daedra, their souls just go somewhere else and remake a Body, I think it's more than likely that Parthurnax is actually a Dragonborn who chose to remake their body as a Dragon
This ending was so epic, I love how all the guards displayed loyalty to the one true Emperor of Tamriel by refusing their current Emperor's orders to kill him.
But simply because you are dragonborn, it doesn't mean you are worthy of being emporer. There's a lot of lore surrounding this and many discussions. Both in regards to actual politics as well as elder scrolls politics
Hmm well we can't say for certain the dragonborn is unworthy of being emperor but the chances of the dragonborn becoming emperor are pretty low more wise. Who knows maybe the elderscrolls 6 will touch up on this and we can find out if the dragonborn pursues the ruby throne or not.
@@trentwilliams2963 After oblivion the emperor doesn't necessarily have to be a dragonborn or a drago blood but I guess that a dragonborn still has a valid claim for the throne
@@emmortlom9143 I like to think it's a Dragonborn did pursue it if he entered the palace and the throne room a lot of Imperials would back him and drop their weapons and go to his side because of his Dragon Blood.
@@Lord_Moose I doubt it. The Amulet of Kings is gone, and the last Dragonborn dynasty left the Empire in a shambles by its conclusion.
Me, champion of all deadric princes, a leader of thieves guild and the listener of the dark brotherhood, who also killed the previous emperor: Well this is awkward...
I forgot this part hahahahaha
Soul snatching, bandit killing, walked to different Hells, went to Sovngarde and back. Captured a dragon, rides on dragons, took out a different Dragonborn, Assassin, thief, pick pocket, 3 mansion owning, thane in every city, full arsenal of shouts, decider of civil war, dragon and giant slaying casually. They should have had the high king of Skyrim be given to you through civil war quest. Since all other questlines lead to you leading that faction.
According to the lore you did none of that, so its Ok.
Yeah. Imagine that you kill two emperors on your way to the throne, people might see Dragonborn as a bloodthirst emperor
> become an Emperor of Cirodill
> start Dark Brotherhood questline
> And then Astrid is like " You need to kill the emperor. Here's the jarin root. " * gets blown away into the rock *
Even though this is really cool, I still can't get over the cheering not syncing up with how the soldiers are; they just stand there....meancingly.
Yes very meancing 🤣🤣🤣
Ehh it's been two decades and modding is hardly perfect, atleast we know what to improve on next time.
Based on the lore presented here, the mythic dawn agent who killed uriel septim should be emperor, and because we kill that agent right after, the hero of kvatch should be emperor
@ken yuuki not the point.
No, lore present here is that the player is dragonborn. Dragonborn, blessed by Akatosh. Most emperors in the lore are thought to be dragonborn by being descendants of bloodrite. Tiber Septim/Talos was dragonborn so his offspring were too. Well his line ended with Martin Septim in Oblivion and that means anyone who sat on the Ruby throne afterwards was only there by regular mortal means (royalty, marriage, wealth). But the Dragonborn we play in Skyrim is legitimate claim to the Imperial throne.
Hero of Kvatch is just a hero who later becomes Sheogorath, daedric lord way more powerful than Emperor.
@@Hunterstiq Sort of. They needed a Dragonborn to keep the fires of the Temple of the One lit, from Reman Cyrodiil to Martin Septim. So there wasn’t a special need for a Dragonborn on the throne after the covenant Alessia made with Akatosh was dissolved in the ending of Oblivion.
You could argue that a Dragonborn Emperor after 4E 201 is a good idea for other reasons, namely the fact that there are now dragons flying free across Tamriel again and an Emperor who can control them not only eliminates that danger, it means any army that wants to oppose you has to face dragons on the battlefield. But Alduin’s Wall and Miraak confirm that the player in Skyrim is to be the Last Dragonborn. So will any offspring TLB has inherit the dragon blood? Seems like Skyrim lore is saying no. Another hint to that is that you can only adopt children in Skyrim, not beget them. Now it’s clearly a game mechanic because they for whatever reason didn’t want to go the full Fable route but they haven’t shied away from incorporating game mechanics into lore before. Maybe TLB is just infertile.
If anything it seems like Cyrodiil should beg to have TLB take the throne, have one last Dragonborn Emperor since there won’t be another chance once they die, and let that Emperor take down the Dominion and use the power and influence they have gained to help seal the cracks in the Empire and set the foundation for a more prosperous and stable future.
@@pinkfloydguy7781 The Dragon Born should forge a New Empire in Skyrim
@@pinkfloydguy7781 This will probably be one of the key things I want to read about in the books of Elder Scrolls 6, what happens to TLB. I imagine there will be (or already has been) a dragonbreak about this, seeing how there was manipulation of a Elder Scroll. That there will be multiple true post-Skyrim events. Civil war in Skyrim, assassination of Emperor Mede, the Eye of Magnus
Love how blackwell is just like “Bro you just killed the emperor, whats your next move”
But you still have the option to stop and tell him “Dude, nice fit lol”
“And now the Dovahkiin returns to Skyrim with Serana to go get some milk and to this day, his descendants are still wondering if he ever found it.”
- Book of the Dragonpimp
NOOOOOOOO its a shame thats an option in the dlc for this quest "make sure they know my name" and you return to skyrim!
Imagine that he chose to become a vampire so his descendants will one day wonder why they look older than their great-grandfather. And one Molag Bal in this world is probably pissed off a great deal.
cool! I really think that if Elder scrolls 6 be soon after skyrim they will try to explain what happened to the dragonborn, and maybe, just maybe he really becomes the new emperor of the empire
No, because the Emperor have to be somebody then and yet the dragonborn we play in skyrim can be anything ( Khajit, Nordic, Ork, Elf....) Thats why, its just like Star Wars the old republic, we call the playable character in the universe ''The Stranger '' and see a '' Stranger '' Emperor in Tamriel would be what the fuck
@@picklerick6395 But don't the imperials value Dragonblood rulers?
Nah it's next to impossible to make chaining plots like that. It's why games like with relations like how fallout 3 mentions the institute where in fallout 4 you can destroy the institute so fallout 3 is set a few years before fallout 4 so it's next to impossible for timeframes to overlap.
Player actions cannot really be mentioned in future games without really amazing save file analysis which would be very hard for certain modding setups. Certainly possible for vanilla games but that would be amazingly difficult and would then also need to offer something for people without the previous game.
We won't know, because TES will be right after Skyrim, but it is also possible, for the dovahkiin the mantle Talos and become a nord retroactively in the same way in which the breton who mantled Ysmir/Lorkhan, became retroactively a Talos/Tiber Septim, with a dragon break.
@@helloworld-tx6qp Fallout 4 is set a decade after fallout 3.
The voice acting for this mod is amazing. It’s so hard to find good voice actors for mods. Well done, whoever did this. Well done
What mod is this?
@@gh0rochi363 Rigmor of Cyrodil. It's a sequel to Rigmor of Bruma. They're both really good story mods, not the greatest by far but very fun. Got good characters, decent writing and very epic scenes like this. The lady in the video here who sits down with you is Rigmor, she's one of two optional romance options.
I'd really suggest playing them now as the third and last part of the trilogy - Rigmor of Tamriel comes out this year.
Furthermore, it's on Xbox if you don't have a computer.
@@arishok5091 what is the highest quality story mod in your opinion? im new to quest mods in general, mostly stuck to visual and some combat changes before now
@@cc1drt The best written? Hmm, that's a hard one. They're quite a few good ones. I can't define a best so I'll list a few of the best:
- Legacy of the Dragonborn
- Wardens of the Coast
- Sirenroot
- Clockwork
- Beyond Reach
@@arishok5091 thanks for your input man! ill check them out. cheers
This is my head cannon for the Dragonborn. For him/her to become the last Dragonborn Emperor/Emperoress.
In the next TES hearing of the Last Dragonborn retaking the reuniting the land and taking the Ruby Throne. It’s only fitting especially with the promises of the Alessian Dynasty from the first Era:
“So long as the Blood of the Dragon runs strong in her rulers, the glory of the Empire shall extend in unbroken years. But should the dragonfires fail, and should no heir of our joined blood wear the Amulet of Kings, then shall the Empire descend into darkness, and the Demon Lords of Misrule shall govern the land.”
I’ll be very sad is our Dragonborn doesn’t become the next Emperor of Cyrodiil
Mmh, yeah, but the need for a Dragonborn Emperor, the covenant that you’re directly quoting which Alessia made with Akatosh, was dissolved at the end of Oblivion. Martin Septim’a sacrifice however, summoning the avatar of Akatosh as he did, changed something permanently about the link between Oblivion and Nirn, and that’s why only a small variety of Daedra are seen in Skyrim, and only when summoned. The Daedra have much less power than they did prior to the end of TES IV.
It would be good to have the Last Dragonborn as Emperor, because now there are dragons flying around and you’re the only one who can control them.
The only way for the Dragon Born to become Emperor is if they forged a new Empire in Skyrim
@@Bluesonofman That's what it should've happened, should've gone full Targaryen and bent the whole Empire and Dominion into a new Empire.
*Empress
yknow you could just use “they” instead of “he/she”, it’s a whole lot less wordy and easy.
I hope one of the possible endings (if there are going to be multiple) for beyond skyrim: Cyrodil will be the dragonborn becoming emperor/empress/monarch, possibly setting up for an invasion of the dominion
@@ChuckSDeuces that's fair
Yes even though I get that the “hero doing his/her thing and vanishing into legend” is sort of The Elder Scrolls’ thing, I can’t help but want a more lasting reminder of The Dragonborn.
It’s one of many reasons I love the Dragon Age games so much; your personalized heroes and their impact on the world is uniquely written into the history of the world in a way I’ve never seen before or since.
I REALLY want something like that done with Skyrim especially with the Civil War and your decision to ally yourself with one side or the other. Glossing all that over as usual wouldn’t sit well with me.
Death to the Elf Nazis!!
Nah, it wouldn't really work from a gameplay perspective.
They said that there wouldn't be a option for that, but I'm pretty sure other modders will probably add this option later
If people are saying that the Dragonborn would make a bad emperor. Just to remind you all that the Dragonborn can be a pretty good statesman, if they can become thane of all of the regions in Skyrim.
Becoming a thane is no small ordeal it shows that you actually care for the people and that you make an effort to protect them.
Not to mention the Last Dragonborn is a legendary warrior.
They also managed to get the Stormcloaks and Imperials to reach a truce
Only reason I think a Dragonborn Emperor is needed is because of how the Universe and the covenant works. Everytime the Empire was ruled by a normal individual in fell apart, was ravaged by war and was broken. However everytime an Alessia, Reman or Tiber takes the throne shit magically gets better. Maybe its because Aka is the chief god and those traits travel through you but even the shittiest Dragonborn Emperor managed to lead an Empire that didn’t collapse. Only time it “kinda” happend was with Alessias Son and its only because he was driven from the throne by a fuckin Monkey
@@PelinalWhitestrake36exactly, so many people are saying that the db isn't a good emperor or wouldn't be legitimate in the eyes of the people but every single time one has shown up they've been given the thrown and literally saved the empire. They're as legitimate as it can get without being directly descended from Alessia or something lmao
Being able to go around and deliver fire salts doesn't make you a good state man.
A thaneship isn't political skills. It's literally "you are recognized as someone of importance".
Classic case of Bethesda syndrome. "Oh the Dragonborn would be a bad emperor" "Oh the Dragonborn wouldn't be a good High King" Is it not an RPG? This demonstrates perfectly how Bethesda games utterly fail at being RPGs. The Dragonborn is YOUR character. Whether or not they would be a bad leader is entirely YOUR fault.
Thane of 9 holds, harbinger of the companions, arch mage of the college of winterhold, listener of the dark brotherhood, leader of the thieves guild, the slayer of alduin,(mod) high king of skyrim, and now emperor of tamriel. Long live the emperor and his legionaries.
The Dragonborn is the Senate now.
First order of business: We sail for the Somerset Isles and rain down dragon fire on the Altmeri Dominion.
They will s%#@ themselves when Durnahvier is summoned!
There is a mod for that i suppose
“The Emperor is dead! Long live the Emperor!”
My Nordic Dragonborn: Yeah! Go Rigmo- wait, what?👀
Getting kill-moved in one click is the ultimate disrespect lmao
That song of the Dragonborn and Oblivion main theme mashup is divine.
The bastard orders his troops to kill you, they refuse, he walks up to you pretending to beg for mercy, then attacks you, you kill him, and just like that, you become the new Emperor.
If that ain’t metal as shit.
Honestly how the civil war should have ended was the Dovakiin uniting the Stormcloaks and imperials (as the empire are not the real enemy, they’re just victims and horribly weakened after the oblivion crisis) and the Dovakiin should’ve become emperor and restored the empire and gave the Dominion an ear full of *THU’UM*
Victims that blatantly oppress Skyrim and drain it's resources dry.
@@KaimArgonarEyyyy what resources? They’re a frozen harsh environment and no one is more oppressed than the non-nords in windhelm. They named the slums “the grey quarter” in windhelm and it is where the dark elf refugees are forced to live and to help you understand how racist that is think real life and replace grey with black.
Ontop of that argonians aren’t even allowed in the city neither are khajits.
There’s npc dialogue saying the imperials never enforced the ban on Talos worship and it wasn’t until Ulfric killed a king and made a big deal about it that the terms of the concordat was forced on them to upheld and they’re not done recovering from the Great War. Mind you the god they’re banning the worship of is also the same god that joined Skyrim with the empire and began the third imperial empire. Talos conquered all of Tamriel you’d think in all his godhood he wouldn’t mind waiting for the empire to recover instead of playing into the Dominion’s hands and making the chances of fighting back even less likely. It’s not the empire as a wholes fault it’s the emperor. They should have kept fighting on, the empire literally wiped out all remaining dominion forces during the battle of the red ring but after seeing how the dominion invaders ransacked the imperial city and took out their displeasure on its citizens And commit actual war crimes I can kind of understand how the emp didn’t want the rest of Cyrodiil to continue suffering through that.
*Shrugs* The Empire aren’t the villains. The dominion are. The Stormcloaks have every right to fight for their homeland but the empire has every right to fight for their province in an attempt to uphold any resemblance of stability and healing as a whole.
@@MoonbornUwU How ignorant. As expected of an Empire sympathizer.
The Empire is draining Skyrim's resources of steel and silver for their weak incompetent army, and letting the Thalmor do whatever they want in Skyrim. Skyrim demands and deserves it's independence, yet they keep fighting to keep Skyrim under their thumb.
The Dunmer should be glad that they are at least allowed in the city, those entitled fucks. They don't "deserve" anything, and it's their stubbornness that keeps them there, like the High Elf in the market says.
Even more ignorance and stupidity. The Khajiit _caravans_ are not allowed in ANY city. And if you had even a little bit of knowledge of history, which you seem to do when it comes to the Great War, you'd know Dunmer and Argonians don't get along.
So what? There is no reason Nords shouldn't be able to openly worship a god in their own goddamn country. There would be no reason to wait for the weak incompetent Empire to "recover" had they finished the war in the first place, but no, the weaklings surrendered with one-sided conditions, disgracing and abandoning the God that founded them. Even you are agreeing the Empire should've kept going and yet foolishly keep supporting them.
The Imperials aren't the villains. They are incompetent hypocrites on a moral high horse that they don't deserve. They need to be kicked out of Skyrim.
@@KaimArgonarEyyyy I’ve played all of Skyrim and never at any point what so ever in the game have I ever seen or heard of the empire draining their metal resources. How like an ignorant “stormcloak sympathizer” to justify racism and division. I love how your counter arguement consisted of one false bit of information that’s just absent in the game (give me a reference if I’m wrong) and then a bunch of pointless gibberish aside for the nords having the right to worship their own god In their own homeland, that is literally the only valid point out of anything you just said. I know my history of elder scrolls, and I know and stand by my original point.
@@MoonbornUwU Fucks sake, my comment didn't post... or got censored.
If you had played the Stormcloak's side, you'd know of the mission where the player and Ralof ambush a cart of Skyrim's silver near Markarth. That stuff clearly didn't come from Cyrodiil. Even I've had the decency to play through the Imperial's side to see their point of view. Not that it changed much anything.
You sure like to keep flaunting your knowledge despite not knowing that almost everyone in Tamriel is racist. Be it basically everyone against Orcs, High Elves against everyone, Dunmer against everyone but especially Argonians, and so on. Dunmer and Argonians hating each other is a fucking fact, and having them together in the city is a recipe for trouble, not that you'd care of that. Damn the consequences. You were even trying to blame the fact that Khajiit aren't welcome to the cities on the Nords, when even the Empire controlled cities doesn't want the Thieves Guild colluding Caravans in the cities. The Nords have had their hostile history with the elves, it's idiotic to assume everything would just be forgotten and forgiven, and everyone would live in harmony. The Nords even gave Solstheim to Morrowind after the Red Mountain erupted, yet you'd never bring something like that up. no no no, Nords are evil whytes that hate on elves for no reason at all. (try and talk shit about this one, I'm merely mocking your comparison of Dunmer to real life Black people.)
"pointless gibberish" my ass, it's all true. Standing by ignorance is foolishness. You know my points are right, or are just afraid to accept it and change your views. The original comment of yours did make some sense, but not anything that came after.
My original reply was worded much better than this, but it should get the point across regardless.. At least by Talos I hope so.
It's so beautiful how many people still play this game... I will miss those days
I still play it every now and then.. its a great game
Alright, I'm gonna have to check out this whole series of mods now. Thanks. :)
After you completed every single thing in the game this should have been like a secret ending to the game and then afterwards you get to a certain level you kill off all the thalmor that would have been the perfect ending to Skyrim
"The Emperor is dead..... long live the Emperor"
*speech 100*
With a proper Dragonborn ruler, The Empire might get back on track. Time to take the fight to the Thalmor!
If Obsidian had created Skyrim instead.
The blending of the oblivion and skyrim music was a nice touch
it would be super cool if in TES6 this became a plot point and your maini conflict was against the thalmor.
I'd be shocked if TES6 you werent battling the thalmor - the setup and foreshadowing given in skyrim are just off the charts. There's no way they'd let such an easy and enticing plot like that slip by.
If it really is in Hammerfell and High Rock as people theorize it would make perfect sense since Hammerfell is fighting a constant war against the Thalmor
@@hecc7906 I would love if there were side-quests about destroying Thalmor bases, rooting out spies or even join them (or be a double agent).
@@hecc7906 The Thalmor have already been driven out of Hammerfell. The Aldmeri Dominion and Hammerfell (before the events of Skyrim) have both signed a peace treaty, there is no war between the two
@@alexbattaglia8297 are you sure? I remember Saadia in Skyrim sold out a city to the Thalmor
@@hecc7906 In the war, now they are at peace
Instant Emperor and girlfriend has a bun in the oven...I'd say this dragonborn came prepared
nah bro the gods didnt want to take a chance of you bailing before hand so they gave her that dovahdick for ya! hahaaaa
Oh, he surely came...
Imagine. You're the Dragonborn. You take a stand against the Emperor to claim your rightful throne and restore the line of Dragonborn leaders of Tamriel. The guards loyally take your side. You slay the pretender. And at the pinnacle of this historic moment...
your back breaks from carrying too much and your lady pukes all over the marble floors.
Wouldn't be Skyrim without that, LOL!
The end part:' Well, getting a heir already solved!'
She puked cause she was pregnant /foreshadowing
This is honestly why i side with imperial every time in skyrim. You are dragonborn and can help change the empire to something the Nords can be proud of. Screw Ulfric.
Having a Dragonborn on the throne again will be great
Huh, you know, this isnt too far off from the truth during roman times. the PG (praetorian guard) overthrew the emperor like 3 times. And, this isnt real, but in the movie "Gladiator" when Maximus is fighting the Julia member, the antagonist (I forgot his name but the julia family member) needs a sword, and all the PG put their swords away so he can fight like a real man.
You aren't too far off, the Praetorian Guard killed the emperor an upwards of 13 times. It's probably one of many reasons the Romans fell as hard as they did.
The other guy was Commodus. Perhaps the best educated and trained Emperor of Rome. Who in addition to the best teachers Rome could offer, was schooled in the arts of war and administration by his father, Marcus Aurelius, one of the best and brightest of the Roman Emperors. What does young Commodus do with all that training and education? Get drunk, throw parties, dress up like Heracles and blow the Empire's money on games. The same thing would happen today if we elected a 17 year old MMA/WWE fan and gave him unlimited access to the US Treasury. Perhaps the greatest waste of training, education, and gold in Roman history. Eventually everyone got sick of this spoiled rotten teen and his Gladiator trainer murdered the frat boy turned Emperor probably with the backing of the Praetorians.
I've only just now seen this video. If this is a Actual MOD I need to put Skyrim back in because I'm Loving this💪🏽
The mod name is in the description
As someone who achieved so much in a short amount of time this should've been available to do in the base game.
I would be hilarious if the dragonborn became the antagonist in Elder Scrolls 6. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
He does have the soul of a dragon. Paarthurnax says that all dragons have an innate want to conquer and dominate and that even the dragonborn feels this inside themself.
Them cheering dovahkiin should have been in skyrim when you finish the Civil war
Just completed both Rigmor of Bruma and Rigmor of cyrodiil. Loved them both so muc!. These are actually canon to me, like this is what the Dragonborn deserves. I cant wait for the 3rd Rigmor mod. I might go back and play these both again lol
i like how everyone just stands still, showing no emotion at all even when they’re cheering
Dragonborn: sits upon his throne.
Guard: What are you doing that for?
i legit got scared when he said "kill them!" and the game said "you are carrying to much to be able to run"
This is ehat should have happened. Dragonborn restablishes The Blades in Skyrim, slays Alduin (also trlls Delphine to STFU, Paarthurnax lives), after dealing with the Drsgons, he talks woth both Ulfric and Tullius about the truce to be official. He has The Blades and now that the dragon threat is over, he alongside The Blades and the dragons that are loyal to him, plan to deal with The Thalmor. Given the respect Ulfric has of Tullius, and how Tullius desire the Civil War to end, they would agree, althoigh Tullius would want Ulfric to be held responsible for Torygg's desth, however, he would be instructed about Nord customs and how Ulfric didnt commit a crime by fighting Torygg to the death. But the politics of Skyrim, and who will be high king will be dealth AFTER the AD is defeated.
Whether the Dragonborn assassinated The Emperor or not (basically if he belongs to the Dark Brotherhood or not) will become irrelevant. If the DB never joins the dark brotherhood, The Emperor would still be assassinated by any other assassin. Anyway, given the guilds storylimes, I think the only one that fits the canon story is The DB becoming the leader of The Companions, since Kodlak makes him Harbinger solely on the fact that he is Dragonborn anyway. So we'll lead with that.
The Dragonborn has the backup of: The Blades, The Companions, Ulfric and hid Stormcloacks, Tullius battalions, and hid dragons. He would also be fampus for defeating Alduin, and slaying the Volkihar clan (although Serana would be by his side backing him up), and there are rumors that he defeated a drsgon priest named Miraak, but people nor from Solstheim dont know much about it.
Anyways, the now Emperor, does not want to tale the fight against The Thalmor. He, alongside some of the Imperial big names, are comfortable with they way they are living. So the e.ire is divided. The Dragonborn still decides to take the fight against The Thalmor that ar in Skyrim and wipe them out, his next stop is Cyrodill. He no has new allies, The Redguards of Hammerfell will join him as allies. Now The DB has a big army.
He does not want to become The Emperor, but The Current Emperor demanded for his head, so The dragonborn has no choice but to take him out and place a new Emperor. However, everyone (on his side) wants him to be the Emperor. The Blades are bck, and will have his back, Ulfric would fanboys all over him so his stormcloacls would also back him up. The Companions also ack him up, and Tulius, althoigh a bit skeptical, can't ignore the fact that the DB is powerful and has many feats to his name, and drsgons on his leash, so its like Tiber Septim all over again! Tullius offers himself as his personal advisor. And besides, the custom during the Septim ers was that those who were Dragonborn were deemed to be Emperors. And although its no longer necessary for a DB to be the emperor to hold Oblivion at bay, it would be goos to go back to the era that Thr Empire was strong, and feared.
So the DB takes the throne, and his war against The Thalmor begins. His power grows, and people even believe he is Tiber Septim reincarnated!
if that “you kill the king you become the king” law was in place then I would have become the emperor within the first five minutes of oblivion
Only to die by a mudcrab the next five minutes
"Look at his stance. Look at his regal presence as he walks so gracefully. Truly, the Dragonborn!"
Dragonborn:
"F*ck, I'm carrying too much shit..."
Literally every game through 😂
Wow. Okay that was seriously epic. Now I just want to play Skyrim again to be emperor!
Why couldn’t mods like this make it into creation club, instead of the garbage we got.
limited resources, but also, bethesda didn’t want to do anything that explicitly breaks canon like this would.
The part where the Blackwell says “Hold your swords”, is incorrect. In this scenario the correct way to phrase it would be “Stay your swords”.
Becoming Emperor or atleast High King of Skyrim should've been in the base game. Your the only true 'heir' to the Imperial throne as it was always held by those of Dragon blood.
That mod was by far one of the greatest mods of played
Im anxious to play RoT
I’m doing a play through role playing as talos rightful heir descended of queen barenziah. This would be an amazing end.
This shouldn't have been a mod. This should've been a legit expansion/dlc for the base game. The Dragonborn, by divine right, should be Emperor, and putting an end to the war in Skyrim.
I couldn't agree more.
It's why I never get involved in the Civil War stuff in Skyrim, even though it's walling off content from myself. The whole thing should be resolved with, "Let's all go to Summerset and kill the Thalmor, then sit down like real warriors do and talk through our differences until an accord can be reached." But we don't get that option, only the option to end the war in favor of one side or the other.
This mod has pretty good story,there has been already 3 rigmor mod and next story was coming soon
Is this available for SE?
@@isobellahuntley7722 Yes, the first one is Rigmor Of Bruma which takes place in skyrim and the second one is called Rigmor Of Cyrodiil which takes place in Cyrodiil. They're probs the best quest mods on skyrim along with Vigilant, Wyrmstooth and The Gray Cowl Of Nocturnal.
When I played this for the first time I came into the throne room and saw all the guards standing there, I was so sick and done, pissed off of all the bullshit that I only thought: "Ok Guys, I know why this "Emperor" has summoned you right here, right now, in full armor. Yet I just killed a whole army of your kind outside the gate literally minutes ago. And I didn't even raise my voice at the ordeal. So stand down for as soon as even one of you only flinches his Hand in the direction of his sword, I will have Paarthurnax (As his older brother is no longer available for the task) tear open the roof of this building and glass out the entire hall until everything that stands witness of this palace is a big, charred hole in the ground."
Luckily for them, they were not as stupid as I suspected.
also, I would have stood back from the in favor of old Parthy for I think he would really make for a wise and capable regent.
i love how the skyrim theme comes on but sounds less viking and more medieval European
Dragonborn on the Throne and now the whoop ass kickin the Aldmeri Dominium should be starded xD
Dudes killed 2 whole emperors now
all good things are 3, so maybe the 3rd Emperor(Dragonborn) will live long
This would be INCREDIBLE! Champion of every Daedric Prince in Oblivion, Archmage of the College of Winterhold, Listener of the Dark Brotherhood, Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild, oh, either Head of the Volkihar clan or Harbinger! The Aldmeri Dominion:' OH S%#@!' Let's see Maven Black-Brier suck up to him, it'll be funny as hell! Why not! The Last Dragonborn did the majority of the work anyway! Sheogorath pops up, laughing his ass off! Then Sanguine says: 'LET'S F-ING PARTY!' Sheo:' After we roll a few heads first!' The Last Dragonborn:' Sup! Sheo!' Those assembled:' WTF!' Sheogorath:' This will be so much fun!' Aldmeri Dominion:' We are so SCREWED!'
No no no
By the power of the lore your character namely dragonborn doesn't have to do with side quests at all. The wierdest shit would be a vampire with Hermaeus Mora's toys, period.
When the Dovahkiin becomes the Dovahkiing
"This is the greatest MOD there ever was!"
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No lmao
I actually did a character 'Gaius Septimus' Who may have been loosely inspired by the Codex Alera, who was the illegitimate scion of the Septim bloodline. So I may need to download these mods.
"Hold your swords!"
No one holds their sword :x Language is fun.
Next elder scrolls needs to allow you to become a ruler over a land and carry out wars and attacks on other lands. Would be badass
Imagine becoming the Emperor of Cyrodiil and having Mjoll the Lioness as a spouse while doing so. 🙂
Imagine have the possibility to become at least jarl of like winterhold and have to grind money for rebuild the goddamned town.
Godd Howard says no. You get fishing. Deal with it.
@@mr.nolife4697 hahahahaah you killed me :')...
@@mr.nolife4697 And even then fishing with a fus ro dah is still way better.
Heavy brow that wears the crown... over encumbered infact.
From Skyrim to Cyrodil , the Dragborn rules it all .
Braith can beat DB, so no he doesn't rule it all
@@mrdragonage7446 Damn those children , I knew they were Todd's sons and daughters all along .
Imagine how Lucian Flavius would react
imagine stormcloak dragonborn doing this lmao
I feel like this whole mod (and the previous installment) are one huge pipe dream that the DB goes through after consuming too much Skooma. I think my character would wake up from this with a feeling of massive relief.
Why?
the rigmor series is fantastic
Later when you’re running down the road and come across some imperials.
*citizen, you’re interfering with imperial business, be on your way*
A petulant child realizes the jig is up
This makes me want some things to occur in real life
Nah, he’s already out of office.
@@jamesohearn2364 what has biden the great done other then make everything worse?
@@cartere9981, Biden hasn’t done basically ANYTHING besides actually get us out of Afghanistan, but I kinda like that. I missed politics being boring.
Like, if you think hating Trump makes me some kind of Biden fanboy, you are BADLY mistaken. XD Biden is the color beige in human form.
@@jamesohearn2364 only a trumpist deals in absolutes 😂
Not to burst anyone’s bubble, but the ending of oblivion basically makes it so that it is unnecessary for the emperor to be of dragon blood, hence the Medes, who do not have dragon blood, being in charge for roughly 200 years without a deadric invasion happening
it is unnecessary, but to the common people it would be an incredibly potent symbol. their standards have dragons all over them, their emperor can shout like talos of old, their first emperor, and they’re going to drive out the dominion and preserve his worship. they’re also, y’know, a famous hero who literally saved the world after fighting a world eating dragon in heaven.
it’s also useful from a practical perspective. having your emperor be essentially a demigod would heighten the morale of the army, make the empire more stable, would allow dragons to be bound into service in the imperial military, and their shouts could tear armies apart from the frontlines.
i think there’s lots of reasons why the LDB would make a great choice for emperor. i think they’d seek it out, too, considering the will to dominate present in all dragonkind.
These guards are smart to not challenge the dragon born since in lore a dragon born could atomize the whole room with their voice.
Yes I mean the people and the room itself.
Or, if they REALLY piss the Dragonborn off: Soul Tear shout!
@@marystone860 "the dragonborn doesent always have friends but when he does they prefer to remain anonymous"
Only that he realized he was a dragonborn a few weeks ago...
That actually makes since the next emperor should be a dragonborn
That scene is more epic than the defeat of Alduin!
I don't even need to play it. Seeing this brought me to tears, and ive seen enough.
this is the second most modded Skyrim I've seen!
oh shit, im not gonna lie ive always wished that you could become emperor or high king. relating to this ive played the rigmor of bruma mod recently (basically completed it but it bugged out in the end because i had rigmor of cyrodil installed too) and i deleted it in the end and had to restart my save because it was such a frustrating mod.
All hail the dragonborn the true emperor of tamrial
I always wished for something like this because I always asked myself "since the septim emperors were dragonbloods then dovakiin can be one aswell"
To those asking what mod this is, it is a mod called “Rigmor of Cyrodiil.” Please check the description.
Do you have any idea what armor mod that black armor is from that he’s wearing?
The Rigmor saga is the greatest thing that ever happened to Skyrim! Specially Skyrim VR!
As Emperor I will allow the worship of Talos and not be ruled over by the Thalmor
Honestly, instead of cutting down Ariel with a sword, I would had given him the pure raw power of Unrelenting Force
I would have either stood there as my followers gang up on him, drain his hp away with a snap or just make my prescense overwhelm him as he lies paralyzed on the ground losing health moment by moment
You really roleplayed into this. I can notice by the pauses xd
So.if you kill the emperor you BECOME emperor i feel like each of their reigns didn't last long then...
No you as dragonborn have a birthright claim to the throne. As no emperor is present there is no one to contest the claim
damn bro this is sooo fuckin cool i always found it kind of weird that most people in skyrim even after you defeat ALDUIN and return from sovngarde still dont acknowledge you but actually feels incredible
For my first order as Emperor, I forbid women from wearing bikini armor,
You...
Are the true emperor of Tamriel
I salute you, your majesty
@@matiaz1445 My thanks loyal citizen, the second order of business, Skoma can only legally be purchased for medical reasons,
@@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723 LONG LIVE KING ALEXANDER
Same
@@justyourfriendlyneighborho9338 Third new law, Mara say love is the greatest strength of mortals, I believe so, I am legalizing polygamy,