I personally think that Konahrik was the chief dragon priest, but he grew to despise the harsh treatment of the mortals by the dragon priests and dragons and began secretly spreading negativity against the dragons, planting the seeds for the Dragon War. Alduin figures this out, and orders the other dragon priests to kill him when they all gather at Bromjunaar (Labyrinthian). The other dragon priests except Krosis (Which means sorrow) are happy to do this, hence his name. He still agrees to do so of course. Problem is, when the dragon priests spring their trap, Konahrik proves far too powerful for them to defeat, fighting them to a complete standstill. Alduin has to get involved, but realizes that Konahrik may make a better asset than a corpse. He then orders the other dragon priests to curse Konahrik, binding his soul to his own mask and killing his corporeal body. The whole 'need-all-the-masks-to-get-Konahrik's' thing is basically a safeguard to make sure no one with the magical know-how could resurrect him, and that Alduin could have access to Konahrik whenever he pleases.
Caaros, The King of Chaos I think konahrik is the most powerful dragon preist and lived long ago also he was dragonborn but he dies because alduin is feeling he is too powerful so alduin kills him. then just like the dragons you are resurected by a unknown dragon born. after this you are caught at helgen. alduin saves you because he wants to fight you himself. thus the.main questline begins in which you get your revenge on alduin
My theory doesn't account for the Dragon Priests encountered in Elder Scrolls Online, but I have a theory that each of the Dragon Priests were the original Jarls of the holds of Skyrim, and Konahrik was reserved for the High King.
Basically what I think. Since the Shrine seems more symbolic than anything. Plus the Dragon Priest's souls are slowly trickling in from atherius or their soul gems. Daugr are found with soul gems and I'm assuming a lot here, but it would seem that when a warrior died to protect their lord/priest in the afterlife their soul was stored so the body could be resurrected. It's only a theory. It also could be ancient magic long lost to the annuls of war and time. Plus the last bastion of the Dragon Cult was taken down in the First Era, so it is not surprising they are still "dead". It's absolutely fascinating
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Lovecraft himself spelled and pronounced Cthulhu many different ways; and "Cthulhu" itself is only a vague approximation of how his name would actually be spelled in his own tongue. Correcting someone on the spelling of a word that has no definite spelling is pretty senseless.
I believe Konahrik was the Arch Priest of the Dragon Priests, the leader of their religion. He held the position until death, but because of his power gained over years of favor from the dragons, he was not buried at death. Instead, he was cremated and his ashes scattered across Skyrim, resulting in unique abnormalities, such as Unmelting Snow. His mask, blessed by Alduin himself, was sealed with the power of the greatest members of their order, so unless a time where it was necessary for all Dragon Priests to come together, it would never be found. Or, when some idiot with a thumpy stick decided to see what the wooden mask did,
Something like that is what I thought. Him being the "head" of the Dragon Priests in the same sense the current High King is the "head" of the Jarls who now rule Skyrim. They sealed away his mask as no one was able to take it and actually use it for the immense power held within. The remaining Dragon Priests decided to seal it away for that reason, a seal that only all of them could break, or a seal that only those capable enough to best every one of them could break. If someone could best all of them, then that person would be able to continue Konahrik's legacy and power. Though I doubt they expected that someone would do that long after they're dead. As for what became of Konahrik's body. It might simply have been destroyed. The shrine itself has been destroyed, so it is very much possible that Konahrik's body has been as well. Exactly how that came to be is a bit of mystery. Perhaps the dragon killed him and destroyed his body out of fear, or maybe the other Dragon Priests did it out of jealousy and wanted more power? Things like that.
I would say you having to put all the dragon priest masks in their places to unlock Konahrik's Mask would mean that Konahrik had a higher rank than the common dragon priests like Morokei and Krosis.
I've always thought it'd be cool for Konahrik (War Lord) to be a mask and title rewarded to the Last Dragonborn upon the defeat of Alduin and his priests, making the Last Dragonborn to be the first Dragon Priest to follow the Way Of The Voice
Which is why I basically know it's an unmasked dragon priest. That priest lies in Iron bind barrow and his name is WARLORD Gathrik. Konahrik means warlord and his name is warlord, so I am gonna take a guess and say it's Gathrik
@Caleb-hl9qo gathrik is a name. All dragon priest masks aren't names, but they are titles. For example, on the wiki, it says Rahgot means anger and Vokun means shadow. The beholders of the masks are named after the masks, so that could mean that since Gathrik didn't have the mask that means it wasn't named specifically for someone named Konahrik
The Theory that you are the Kohanarik would also tie in with the "Letter from a friend" mystery. That Hermeous Morus is sending you the letters because he wants you to succeed and then later kill Mirak.
Slender Man right plus if mora wanted you to know something hed do like he did during oghma infinium and just appear all tentacles and eyeballs and tell you, i mean he cant even write anything himself and thats canon
There's a theory that one of the greybeards is sending you these letters,bc he wants to see you develop your powers as the dragonborn. You can see in wulfgar's inventory that he has a paper and a quill.
The best I've heard was that Konahrik was an emergency title similar to that of "Dictator" in the roman republic. If the realm was under a great threat, the dragon priests would meet and choose a Konahrik (Konahrik mean Warlord in draconic)among themselves to lead them through those harsh times. After leading them through those harsh times they would give up the mask and title and return it to Bromjunaar until it was needed again. There's also speculation that Vahlok was one of these dragon priests chosen when Miraak rebelled.
Oh! I actually made a build that answers this question! The Dragonborn is Kohnarik of Atmora, born during the Merethic Era and was one of the first dragonborns. When the Dragons first came to Tamriel and Atmora, they saw the the potential of Kohnarik and asked him for his loyalty for great power in return. Kohnahrik was fascinated by their offer, so he agreed. He became one of the first Dragon Priests of Atmora. Kohnahrik was reassigned to Skyrim and also became the leader of the other eight priests that went with him. However, war broke out in Skyrim and many Nords began to rebel against the dragons. The rebels were about to launch a massive attack on the Labyrithian, so Kohnarik used a scorched-earth tactic and had his men destroy most of the city while he fled to High Rock. However, he did not inform the other priests or the dragons about his plan, and when Kohnarik returned to Skyrim, the other priests were waiting. The eight priests were furious that Kohnarik was responsible for the destruction of the Labyrithian and so they stripped away his power, stripped him of his name, and took away and locked up his mask, and erased all understanding of shouts or spells. Just as the Greybeards can bestow the knowledge of shouts to the Dragonborn, the priests can also take it away. Kohnarik was supposed to be killed by Alduin himself, but he was busy fighting a war. The execution would have to be delayed. Kohnarik then escaped the dragon priests, and fled again, this time to Cyrodill. He was stopped in Bruma by a group of Nord rebels. Among them was Felldir, the Old, who had an Elder Scroll. He had a theory that the Scroll could be used to banish people from time itself, but he never got the chance to test it. But now, he had captured the great dragon priest, Kohnarik, and he will pay for his crimes. Felldir used the scroll on Kohnarik to try to banish him. It failed, and Kohnarik ended up in the 4th era. It took time for him to adapt to the new time period, but eventually, after a few years, he became a well-respected blacksmith. But he was curious. Kohnahrik wanted to know more about what happened to the dragon cult and see what remained. He then traveled back to Skyrim where he walked into a stormcloak ambush, and you know what happened. When he saw Alduin for the first time in years, he was at first overwhelmed with joy. But then the started attacking. Alduin was going to finish what he started. Kohnarik felt betrayed. Alduin not only refused to help him, but he was going to destroy the world, when he was only supposed to rule it. Kohnahrik was going to enact revenge. He would kill the other eight priests, kill every dragon in sight (except Parthunax; he helped Kohnarik), and reclaim his power.
There is a flaw in this theory and is that the Last Dragonborn could be any race, and because Dragon Priests were only Nords, it doesn't fit in if say, the Last Dragonborn turns out to be a Kahjiit or Dark Elf.
@@darthdangermouse1453 It's bit iffy. On one hand, yeah it doesn't work for every player's Dragonborn, but on the other the canon Last Dragonborn is apparently a Nord. The only real issues are that Miraak is officially referred to as "the First Dragonborn" and I'm sure Miraak would recognize one of his fellow Dragon Priests if they originally met before they received their masks.
Isn't it obvious? Jonah risk is Nazeem, the could district he was talking about wasn't the castle, 'twas the sky he was referring to, it all makes sense
Here's my theory: among all the priest konahrik was the most powerful so powerful that rivald even Alduin thus he answered to alduin only and was the leader dragon cult. Near the end of the Dragon war, with Alduin gone Konahrik knew the defeat was near but he could not let his mask the sorce of his almighty power fall into the hands of the enemy. Konahrik tore a fabric in time creating something like a pocket dimension and hid his mask there where no one could reach it then gave up his physical form to create the wooden mask in hopes that another one of worthiness would caim the mask and its awsome power thus carying on Konahrik's legacy
Mr Elephant It's kinda plausible, the pocket dimension magic definitely exists in skyrim, it's what vaermina feeds off of, so if one were to be powerful enough to rival Alduin he might be able to harness it
alduin isn't as strong as a deadric lord or a deadric prince they alter the world around them by bare presence alone, wisps of their power alter the course of the world, if it wasn't for akatosh's barrier even a deadric lord could destroy the world in days, alduin at best was immortal in the material plane, and vaermina doesn't use a pocket dimension she uses her plane of oblivion, the only being still capable of creating a pocket dimension and this is kinda ironic, is sheogorath, a deadric lord (which are weaker than princes normally but good ol' sheo is the exception since he has enough power to literally wipe out all other princes and lords single handedly but he's batshit insane), and another reason that sadly the theory doesn't work is because all power the dragon priests had (other than their own abilities which are reflected in their masks such as azhidal was an enchanter before becoming a dragon priest but gained more power after) and most became dragon priests seeking greater power, why would alduin bestow upon a mortal the power to rival and possibly defeat or harm him when he sees them as inferior, theres only 4 things alduin would fear, the elder scrolls, an immensely powerful dragonborn who is lucky as fuck, akatosh and the deadric princes + sheo
i think Konahrik is a reward created during the dragon war for their most loyal dragon priest but since alduin was defeated a dragon cult hid it making sure that it would be acquired only in the presence of the other dragon priests or at least their masks
Isaac Jones +BewareThe Beast I am well aware he is an immortal vampire. If I am not mistaken, the dragon war ended long before the formation of a tamrielic empire. My source is that Nords are always yapping about how "Talos Founded the Empire" yet Tiber Septim wasn't born until the Second Era, whereas the dragon war ended in the First Era. That is what I meant.
Unfortunately there's a problem with it: Shalidor built Labyrinthian on the ruins of Bromjunaar. The dragon cult was long since destroyed by the time he came around.
Time Squid well if shalidor could prolong his life with the wooden mask, he could have endured long enough and then built labyrinthian on top to hide bromjunaar and any clues to his past, just as he wants to do with the mask
What I do with the mod Konahrik's Accoutrements is that I was sent forward in time in a much similar way to Alduin, but in the process I was stripped of my gear and powers. This sparks me on a quest to reclaim my lost gear, all along the way regaining my power and rising to challenge the very things that betrayed me: the dragons.
The theory i like the most is that Konahrik is the name of the last dragon born and he was meant to be recruited as a dragon priest, thats why alduin attacks helgen, he meant to recruit you but you ran away.
Konahrik was a dank-ass dragon priest from the college of weedsmokers. One day he woke up and said "I'm gonna be a mother fucking Dragon Priest" and he became a dragon priest. Will anyone know what I'm talking about?
hang on a moment, how about the corpse left behind at the shrine? i mean yeah reading the letter left behind on the corpse pointed out that he is weak, stated that he cant go to the shrine alone and had to have protection, but also he said he was hiding the dragon priest masks, what if he was infact Konahrik and he was hiding his mask, waiting for the dragonborn in the prophecy (us) to claim his mask
Bartu Dündar i killed morokei with 2 steel daggers, granted they had chaos damage and fiery soul trap on one, and drain health and stamina on the other, fully tempered
Khonariik was a dragon priest that grew in power until his power was greater than all of the other priests. The priests and the Dovah were fearful of this immense power so they banished the priest himself to Oblivion. But what if Khonariik's mask wasnt supposed to be discovered? What if it isnt a reward? What if it isnt there so that something could get in? What if it is there so that Khonariik cant get out and the only way to unlock it is if all of the dragon priests agreed to release it by putting their masks on the shrine? Maybe Khonariik was just to powerful, too dangerous, too risky for the dragon priests to set free? The dovah and their priests imprisoned Khonariik in the Labyrinthian in another realm with one way in: the wooden mask. They banned anyone from ever accessing its power ever again. This idea would act as a safeguard for the dragon priests, because, after all, who could kill all of the dragon priests and Alduin?
My personal headcanon is that the Last Dragonborn is Konahrik, but the dragons and other priests simply cursed him to lose all memory and all of his abilities before sealing him away. I suppose he eventually escaped somehow, but not knowing who he was, he was captured by the Imperials while wandering around, leading to the start of the game.
I believe they created the "shrine" to seal miraks old mask away. He was the first dragonborn, so the dragons are gonna give him an equally powerful mask. Maybe the other priests thought that nobody should wield this power, so they locked it away. Basically someone will have to fo through all 8 priests before reaching this powerful mask. It could've also been reserved for the maskless dragon priest in solstheim, who defeated mirak. I personally think it was miraks original mask. It's the right colour and It fits his character. Also I think that mask could've been made FOR YOU. Remember, the shrine is going back in time to before the fall of the priests. Dragons have some level of precognition or time capabilities, so it isn't out of the question. They could've used a pre war verion of the wooden mask, saw us and decided we should have a mask as the last dragonborn. They just didn't expect us to be kill all the dragons. I believe this because the original 3 nord heroes also have some awareness of time. In the time rift to learn dragonrend, you can see them glancing quickly at you. They're aware that you're watching, it's partly the reason why they use dragonrend so out of the blue and quickly.
look. waffles are better, simply because they're pancakes, with pockets that they can hold you're chosen toppings in... btw, I sleep in a blanket cocoon, and yes. I'm single. - with love, Konahrik.
I personally believe that Konahrik was cut content and was supposed to be a prisoner that the dragons feared so tremendously that they used the masks of their most powerful followers as keys to his prison because the likelihood of someone managing to kill all 8 of the Dragon's most powerful acolytes is astronomical. When I think about it more he was likely a traitor or usurper of some kind either in favor of humanity or in favor of himself. Remember Konahrik literally translate to warlord as in he was the supreme commander of the Dragon's forces which were primarily human and directly lead them into battle. Meaning he interacted with the backbone of the dragon's military personally and on a regular basis so he would have been a tremendous threat if he went rogue because he could take a significant chunk of their armed forces with him. He would also be the most militarily experienced out of the 15 dragon priests and he would command the most respect. So they probably locked him away instead of killing him because killing him would cause dissent among the troops. That's just my way of looking at it anyway.
Waffles are definitely superior. They care about the consumer holding the Syrup in place through use of the grid like pattern they have. Waffles are like "hey man, I see you wish to consume my power well let me hold the syrup for you cause I'm just that awesome".
Whoa whoa whoa. But that syrup-holding capability comes with a price: Harder surfaces. I want to cut into the fluffiness, and let that syrup really absorb on the inside.
Graenolf Exactly. A harder surface means that less and less syrup is poured into the actual pancake/waffle. I mean, the best tasting pancakes are the ones that have absorbed the syrup into them, like a inner filling.
I do think it is likely that Kohnarik is likely a dragon priest that had not been made yet. Most of the dragon priests were duplicitous and extremely powerful. The idea that the dragons would reward a priest for killing his way through the higherarchy is actually pretty consistent with how dragon power struggles go. When dragons kill eachother, they become stronger by taking the power of their slain brethren and climb the social ladder, just as a priest becomes more powerful by taking the mask of a fellow priest. It makes sense that there would be this parallel in a cult dedicated to the dragons. Vallhak may be the only one without a mask because he was powerful even without one, but honorable enough that he would not kill for one. The dragons would probably respect that a lot. As honor is something that many dragons do consider important.
Well, you could say that Miraak used to be known as Konahrik, and took on the new name, the Nords are based off the Norse, and they are no strangers to having single characters possessing multiple names. And the shrine could in fact be a lock, with the other masks existing as a sort of, "in case shit hits fan-wards, open lock with masks".
I personally like the idea that we are kanoric. As when I’m playing I always choose the theories that end with me being most powerful, being the daedric champion, dragon born, konoic, werewolf, leader of the dawn guard, leader of the dark brother hood, god, leader of the thieves guild, arch mage, killer of mirak, thane of Skyrim. And any other titles that I forgot
I get what you're doing and I like it. You're making your own theories to see what you can come up with even though there are probably more accurate theories from people with expertise or more credibility. Yet you make your own theories for fun and I feel like if your channel progresses you could make like a sort of think tank to solve all of the mysteries in elder scrolls lore and I respect what you're doing. I like the I Idea of this series and I please keep doing you have me enthralled with your creativity!
ThunderWolf he said its made from glemmoril which is an artifact taken from akatosh and is kindred artifact to elder scrolls, allowing the harness of time and space and understanding of all things, including how to prolong the life of a mortal
I've got a theory for you. Konahrik doesn't mean warlord at all. When you meet the dragon (who's name I forgot) in the soul Carin and defeat him he names you "konahrin" which translates to vanquisher. What if komahrik means vanquished in which case it'd make a lot of sense considerimg dragon priests are essentially dead. Who that is though I don't know. You'd have to find a dragon priest who died in some special way or mabey was known for having been vanquished but yet still live on
"why donøt you come over to my shrine" *huge tentacle monster appeares out of shrine on the video* "wow greanolf, I didn't know you were into that kind of stuff"
I think the mask was actually created for the purpose of showing status; there would be an incredibly high rank (which was never reached) called “Warlord” and the mask would be given to them upon reaching it, the other masks must be placed because there was originally some kind of ritual involving the other priests to anoint the Kohnariik, warlord, and take the mask. This would also explain the fact that it only exists in the past; it was taken by a thief in the future as it had never been taken.
no it was probably cos vahlok was konahrik and he had a worse mask and for beating miirak he got rewarded for that and when the dragon war or whatever it was called he sealed it away so that when he was awakened it wouldnt have been stolen or his tomb raided and he entruepsted the other preists with guarding it
Kevin Natanael there is no, only one dragonborn at a time, rule. There had to be multiple dragonborn for the septim bloodline to keep the oblivion gates closed as there must be a parent and child with dragon blood for the coronation to work and for the amulet to be passed down, and when the greybeards are asked if we are the only dragonborn, they dont say, yes there can only be one alive, they say instead that we are the only one"That has appeared so far" meaning there was likely another one, and that there had to have been times where more than one were alive at the same time
Graenolf I hope you read this someday - but i think there is a HUGE potential in a seriea you kinda started ! " ways to kills vit " and " ways to distract " at the thalmor party - That had a huge comedic value and it is entertaining for the eyes so i would really like to see you exploit the talent for producing such videos you have - good video by the way !
"And am I single? Well, that’s up to you to find out, gorgeous. Why don’t you come over to my shrine and I’ll tell you." 😍😍😍 I’m literally listening to those words over and over again.
I have to say, Konarik's mask is by far one of my favorite artifacts to retrieve in the whole game. Not only is it an amazing mask, with great abilities to it, but you have to go through pretty much the whole vanilla part of Skyrim. If I had to choose a theory. I would think that Miraak is Konarik, it just seems interesting to me. But you're absolutely right about how he would get so strong, etc. I think the Shalidor theory would fit more, just because of how the wooden mask is so powerful, and how strong he was too. But this just came into mind: You know how he built the labyrinth, and he might've fled from the cult, right, (Going with your theory that they were all killed off, and he went off to Winterhold.) How would've Morkei got there in the first place? (Assuming they were all killed off before it was built.) And if he was put there on purpose, why? I think that he was put there, purely for the fact that he was one of the strongest, and would be one of the last priests to test whoever had come to claim the mask. I mean, it's so convenient for the last Dragon priest to be near the mask of Konarik.
Well, the thing is, the wooden mask takes you back in time, arguably to a time where the 8 Dragon priests where still around. This would tie to the theory that Konahrik was meant to be a warlord chosen by the priests. Should the need arrive they would gather, use their mast to recover the Konahrik mask and bestow it upon their champion. Never happened though, because someone took it first. The wooden mask itself is the part I ponder about. Who would create a mask capable or taking you back in time like that?
There's a lesser Nordic tomb in the Pale called Silverdrift Lair. It's mostly unremarkable with the exception that waiting in the final chamber is an unnamed, unmasked Dragon Priest. Now, as far as I can tell there's no significant lore connected to this ruin, so this is mainly speculation: Perhaps Konahrik was originally a high ranking member of the Dragon Cult, but at some point he attempted to rebel or otherwise failed in his duties. As a result, either the dragons or the other priests defeated Konahrik and stripped him of his mask, and imprisoned him deep within Silverdrift Lair. The mask was subsequently locked away, as the dragons (or even the remaining priests themselves) didn't desire any single priest having access to more than one mask.
This is one thing I never knew about until the remaster, it was pretty damn great when k first found that Wooden Mask. I still haven't tried to finish it but I'm going to on this new playthrough
And weirdly enough there can be multiple dragonborn (you and miracle or the septim family, they are also dragonborn) which is weird cause we are the aspect of lohrkan (
well Bothesda did confirm who he was.
Konahrik was the one who stole your sweet roll
DO IT!!! and of course Go. For. The. Throat
Joel Raynor that bastard...
Go forth child! GO FOR THE THROAT!!!
Joel Raynor yes my master
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I personally think that Konahrik was the chief dragon priest, but he grew to despise the harsh treatment of the mortals by the dragon priests and dragons and began secretly spreading negativity against the dragons, planting the seeds for the Dragon War. Alduin figures this out, and orders the other dragon priests to kill him when they all gather at Bromjunaar (Labyrinthian). The other dragon priests except Krosis (Which means sorrow) are happy to do this, hence his name. He still agrees to do so of course.
Problem is, when the dragon priests spring their trap, Konahrik proves far too powerful for them to defeat, fighting them to a complete standstill. Alduin has to get involved, but realizes that Konahrik may make a better asset than a corpse. He then orders the other dragon priests to curse Konahrik, binding his soul to his own mask and killing his corporeal body. The whole 'need-all-the-masks-to-get-Konahrik's' thing is basically a safeguard to make sure no one with the magical know-how could resurrect him, and that Alduin could have access to Konahrik whenever he pleases.
This sounds like the best theory tbh; fits in with Occam's razor
Caaros, The King of Chaos That would also explain why you can summon Kohnariik on a low chance when you get healed by the mask
Well, I didn't even think about that.
This is a very good theory--similar to mine :) I've actually made a build based on this.
Caaros, The King of Chaos I think konahrik is the most powerful dragon preist and lived long ago also he was dragonborn but he dies because alduin is feeling he is too powerful so alduin kills him. then just like the dragons you are resurected by a unknown dragon born. after this you are caught at helgen. alduin saves you because he wants to fight you himself. thus the.main questline begins in which you get your revenge on alduin
My theory doesn't account for the Dragon Priests encountered in Elder Scrolls Online, but I have a theory that each of the Dragon Priests were the original Jarls of the holds of Skyrim, and Konahrik was reserved for the High King.
This is good theory too
This is a theory
Brian Sanders I like that theory
They weren't exactly Jarls, but they ruled over Skyrim.
Basically what I think. Since the Shrine seems more symbolic than anything. Plus the Dragon Priest's souls are slowly trickling in from atherius or their soul gems. Daugr are found with soul gems and I'm assuming a lot here, but it would seem that when a warrior died to protect their lord/priest in the afterlife their soul was stored so the body could be resurrected. It's only a theory. It also could be ancient magic long lost to the annuls of war and time.
Plus the last bastion of the Dragon Cult was taken down in the First Era, so it is not surprising they are still "dead". It's absolutely fascinating
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Miraak chose Kthulu over Smaug.
Lovecraft himself spelled and pronounced Cthulhu many different ways; and "Cthulhu" itself is only a vague approximation of how his name would actually be spelled in his own tongue. Correcting someone on the spelling of a word that has no definite spelling is pretty senseless.
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Joshua Bailey you spelt it wrong too
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Aniket Prabhu They're are more beings in the Chuthulu mythos that suit Hermaus Mora .
I believe Konahrik was the Arch Priest of the Dragon Priests, the leader of their religion. He held the position until death, but because of his power gained over years of favor from the dragons, he was not buried at death. Instead, he was cremated and his ashes scattered across Skyrim, resulting in unique abnormalities, such as Unmelting Snow. His mask, blessed by Alduin himself, was sealed with the power of the greatest members of their order, so unless a time where it was necessary for all Dragon Priests to come together, it would never be found.
Or, when some idiot with a thumpy stick decided to see what the wooden mask did,
Something like that is what I thought. Him being the "head" of the Dragon Priests in the same sense the current High King is the "head" of the Jarls who now rule Skyrim. They sealed away his mask as no one was able to take it and actually use it for the immense power held within. The remaining Dragon Priests decided to seal it away for that reason, a seal that only all of them could break, or a seal that only those capable enough to best every one of them could break. If someone could best all of them, then that person would be able to continue Konahrik's legacy and power. Though I doubt they expected that someone would do that long after they're dead.
As for what became of Konahrik's body. It might simply have been destroyed. The shrine itself has been destroyed, so it is very much possible that Konahrik's body has been as well. Exactly how that came to be is a bit of mystery. Perhaps the dragon killed him and destroyed his body out of fear, or maybe the other Dragon Priests did it out of jealousy and wanted more power? Things like that.
Nice but not that supporting. he would be like other dragon priest being in a dungeon and being a boss a stronger boss than the others
I would say you having to put all the dragon priest masks in their places to unlock Konahrik's Mask would mean that Konahrik had a higher rank than the common dragon priests like Morokei and Krosis.
I've always thought it'd be cool for Konahrik (War Lord) to be a mask and title rewarded to the Last Dragonborn upon the defeat of Alduin and his priests, making the Last Dragonborn to be the first Dragon Priest to follow the Way Of The Voice
the masks aren't so much named after the owner as much as the owners are named after the masks
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Which is why I basically know it's an unmasked dragon priest. That priest lies in Iron bind barrow and his name is WARLORD Gathrik. Konahrik means warlord and his name is warlord, so I am gonna take a guess and say it's Gathrik
@@justawhiteguywitharocketla590Why won't the mask just be called Gathrik? Also Gathrik will be a draugr if you encounter him before level 40.
@Caleb-hl9qo gathrik is a name. All dragon priest masks aren't names, but they are titles. For example, on the wiki, it says Rahgot means anger and Vokun means shadow. The beholders of the masks are named after the masks, so that could mean that since Gathrik didn't have the mask that means it wasn't named specifically for someone named Konahrik
The Theory that you are the Kohanarik would also tie in with the "Letter from a friend" mystery. That Hermeous Morus is sending you the letters because he wants you to succeed and then later kill Mirak.
No, it's already confirmed the letters come from Gyron Vardengroet.
+SonOfMyths73 who? I always thought they were from Delphine.
Slender Man right plus if mora wanted you to know something hed do like he did during oghma infinium and just appear all tentacles and eyeballs and tell you, i mean he cant even write anything himself and thats canon
No wonder he knew I could shout while I was in apocrypha to find skill books
There's a theory that one of the greybeards is sending you these letters,bc he wants to see you develop your powers as the dragonborn. You can see in wulfgar's inventory that he has a paper and a quill.
The best I've heard was that Konahrik was an emergency title similar to that of "Dictator" in the roman republic. If the realm was under a great threat, the dragon priests would meet and choose a Konahrik (Konahrik mean Warlord in draconic)among themselves to lead them through those harsh times. After leading them through those harsh times they would give up the mask and title and return it to Bromjunaar until it was needed again. There's also speculation that Vahlok was one of these dragon priests chosen when Miraak rebelled.
That’s the theory I find most likely as well. After all, why would the dragon cult need a warlord when they weren’t at war?
Oh! I actually made a build that answers this question!
The Dragonborn is Kohnarik of Atmora, born during the Merethic Era and was one of the first dragonborns. When the Dragons first came to Tamriel and Atmora, they saw the the potential of Kohnarik and asked him for his loyalty for great power in return. Kohnahrik was fascinated by their offer, so he agreed. He became one of the first Dragon Priests of Atmora. Kohnahrik was reassigned to Skyrim and also became the leader of the other eight priests that went with him.
However, war broke out in Skyrim and many Nords began to rebel against the dragons. The rebels were about to launch a massive attack on the Labyrithian, so Kohnarik used a scorched-earth tactic and had his men destroy most of the city while he fled to High Rock. However, he did not inform the other priests or the dragons about his plan, and when Kohnarik returned to Skyrim, the other priests were waiting.
The eight priests were furious that Kohnarik was responsible for the destruction of the Labyrithian and so they stripped away his power, stripped him of his name, and took away and locked up his mask, and erased all understanding of shouts or spells. Just as the Greybeards can bestow the knowledge of shouts to the Dragonborn, the priests can also take it away. Kohnarik was supposed to be killed by Alduin himself, but he was busy fighting a war. The execution would have to be delayed.
Kohnarik then escaped the dragon priests, and fled again, this time to Cyrodill. He was stopped in Bruma by a group of Nord rebels. Among them was Felldir, the Old, who had an Elder Scroll. He had a theory that the Scroll could be used to banish people from time itself, but he never got the chance to test it. But now, he had captured the great dragon priest, Kohnarik, and he will pay for his crimes. Felldir used the scroll on Kohnarik to try to banish him. It failed, and Kohnarik ended up in the 4th era.
It took time for him to adapt to the new time period, but eventually, after a few years, he became a well-respected blacksmith. But he was curious. Kohnahrik wanted to know more about what happened to the dragon cult and see what remained. He then traveled back to Skyrim where he walked into a stormcloak ambush, and you know what happened. When he saw Alduin for the first time in years, he was at first overwhelmed with joy. But then the started attacking. Alduin was going to finish what he started. Kohnarik felt betrayed. Alduin not only refused to help him, but he was going to destroy the world, when he was only supposed to rule it. Kohnahrik was going to enact revenge. He would kill the other eight priests, kill every dragon in sight (except Parthunax; he helped Kohnarik), and reclaim his power.
yey
Michael Lee Damn Good
There is a flaw in this theory and is that the Last Dragonborn could be any race, and because Dragon Priests were only Nords, it doesn't fit in if say, the Last Dragonborn turns out to be a Kahjiit or Dark Elf.
Michael Lee That is an awesome theory, I should RP it sometime
@@darthdangermouse1453 It's bit iffy. On one hand, yeah it doesn't work for every player's Dragonborn, but on the other the canon Last Dragonborn is apparently a Nord. The only real issues are that Miraak is officially referred to as "the First Dragonborn" and I'm sure Miraak would recognize one of his fellow Dragon Priests if they originally met before they received their masks.
Konahrik is thelegend27
Blue Sushi I keep trying to get this awesome mask but this one priest keeps burning me alive is it thekonahrik27? Yeah thekonahrik27
Yes hes the ledgend27
@@GrayX12 no your Bunny Adventure
Konarik is konarik
Holy shit
Kanahrik is a chick?
Depends. We talkin' belgian or eggo?
Potato.
Belgian. w/ real New Hampshire syrup.
Then waffles.
shame
Untamed Fruitsnack eggo
i think konarikh is braith
or a targeryen
you ruined it once you said or...
Aron Johansson he's the ebony warrior
I think it’s the dwarven armoured mudcrab
@@saminyasar2765 and he acts weak to hide his power
Konahrik=Tupac
Bo Dagutt I agree
They'll be at least one Skyrim player who recreates Tupac in Skyrim and then obtains Konahrik's mask for the lolz
+DragonInferno99 Ω I finally have found the new dragonborn.
What's a Tupac?
tupac of youtube = worst channel on youtube (shots fired)
I used to be a dragon priest like you then I took an arrow to the knee.
I used to be an imperial like you until I violated the law
@@gunnergunner5665
Someone: is of the Imperial Race
Them: steals someone's sweetroll
Them: "O shit I'm a Breton or something now"
Isn't it obvious? Jonah risk is Nazeem, the could district he was talking about wasn't the castle, 'twas the sky he was referring to, it all makes sense
jonah risk
Here's my theory: among all the priest konahrik was the most powerful so powerful that rivald even Alduin thus he answered to alduin only and was the leader dragon cult. Near the end of the Dragon war, with Alduin gone Konahrik knew the defeat was near but he could not let his mask the sorce of his almighty power fall into the hands of the enemy. Konahrik tore a fabric in time creating something like a pocket dimension and hid his mask there where no one could reach it then gave up his physical form to create the wooden mask in hopes that another one of worthiness would caim the mask and its awsome power thus carying on Konahrik's legacy
that sounds awesome but it's a theory
Mr Elephant It's kinda plausible, the pocket dimension magic definitely exists in skyrim, it's what vaermina feeds off of, so if one were to be powerful enough to rival Alduin he might be able to harness it
alduin isn't as strong as a deadric lord or a deadric prince they alter the world around them by bare presence alone, wisps of their power alter the course of the world, if it wasn't for akatosh's barrier even a deadric lord could destroy the world in days, alduin at best was immortal in the material plane, and vaermina doesn't use a pocket dimension she uses her plane of oblivion, the only being still capable of creating a pocket dimension and this is kinda ironic, is sheogorath, a deadric lord (which are weaker than princes normally but good ol' sheo is the exception since he has enough power to literally wipe out all other princes and lords single handedly but he's batshit insane), and another reason that sadly the theory doesn't work is because all power the dragon priests had (other than their own abilities which are reflected in their masks such as azhidal was an enchanter before becoming a dragon priest but gained more power after) and most became dragon priests seeking greater power, why would alduin bestow upon a mortal the power to rival and possibly defeat or harm him when he sees them as inferior, theres only 4 things alduin would fear, the elder scrolls, an immensely powerful dragonborn who is lucky as fuck, akatosh and the deadric princes + sheo
Can you just talk to me all day Graenolf? Your voice is hypnotizing
; )
You say that the Masks are named after the wearer, but I thought the Wearer was re-named after their masks.
That would make sense considering all the masks and dragon priest names are in draconic
Same
i think Konahrik is a reward created during the dragon war for their most loyal dragon priest but since alduin was defeated a dragon cult hid it making sure that it would be acquired only in the presence of the other dragon priests or at least their masks
It is posible that Lord Harkon used to be a Dragon Priest but had gone Rogue and abandoned the Dragons? He has a Dragon Priest dagger in his castle.
Darth Molalikith not to mention he knows that dragons are coming back and he doesn't care
Isn't he too young to be a dragon priest?
+Callum Shamwana No, he's a vampire that existed long before the empire, if Serana saying she doesn't know about the empire is a reliable source.
Callum Shamwana he is a vampire
Isaac Jones
+BewareThe Beast
I am well aware he is an immortal vampire.
If I am not mistaken, the dragon war ended long before the formation of a tamrielic empire.
My source is that Nords are always yapping about how "Talos Founded the Empire" yet Tiber Septim wasn't born until the Second Era, whereas the dragon war ended in the First Era.
That is what I meant.
Graenolf your content never lets me down
Could have been Ysgramor. He was certainly a war lord, and he had to be damn powerful to kill so many snow elves
It all makes sense now...Konahrik is Snoke!!!
Or is Jar-Jar Kohnarik?!!
Michael Lee O shit nice theory
But that's just a theory...a game theory!
Genius
i hate you all
you really do put a lot of personality into your videos, adding more to the content you are speaking about.
I like the shalidor theory
Theshortguy84 I like that theory too
YOU'RE HAWt bITCH, I lieked the third one.
Unfortunately there's a problem with it: Shalidor built Labyrinthian on the ruins of Bromjunaar. The dragon cult was long since destroyed by the time he came around.
Mr Man YOU ARE SHOR THOUGH
Time Squid well if shalidor could prolong his life with the wooden mask, he could have endured long enough and then built labyrinthian on top to hide bromjunaar and any clues to his past, just as he wants to do with the mask
Pancakes
Not tucked
You know it
Chocolate pancakes and not tucked.
well, no duh! who would want their pancakes tucked in?
Pancakes.
Tucked.
Pancakes, on top of blanket no pillow
I used to be a Dragon Priest like you, but then I took an Eggo to the knee...
What I do with the mod Konahrik's Accoutrements is that I was sent forward in time in a much similar way to Alduin, but in the process I was stripped of my gear and powers. This sparks me on a quest to reclaim my lost gear, all along the way regaining my power and rising to challenge the very things that betrayed me: the dragons.
While the Shalador theory does sound pretty damn good, I like the reincarnation one the most.
1:21 What do you prefer waffles or pancakes?
[Remain silent...]
Oh really? Wasn’t really expecting that from you...
The theory i like the most is that Konahrik is the name of the last dragon born and he was meant to be recruited as a dragon priest, thats why alduin attacks helgen, he meant to recruit you but you ran away.
Alduin even says to you, " Join me or perish" doesnt he.
Konahrik
is Rey's father
Dennis Reynolds dun dun DUUUUNNNNNNN!
THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!
Menno pietersen it's a joke
that was too
Wouldn't put it above disney or Bethesda to do that
Konahrik was a dank-ass dragon priest from the college of weedsmokers.
One day he woke up and said "I'm gonna be a mother fucking Dragon Priest" and he became a dragon priest.
Will anyone know what I'm talking about?
And that was the day the first meme was created
Dank af
I really like theory 3 and is by far my favourite of this bunch, but four is also compelling
hang on a moment, how about the corpse left behind at the shrine? i mean yeah reading the letter left behind on the corpse pointed out that he is weak, stated that he cant go to the shrine alone and had to have protection, but also he said he was hiding the dragon priest masks, what if he was infact Konahrik and he was hiding his mask, waiting for the dragonborn in the prophecy (us) to claim his mask
Bartu Dündar i killed morokei with 2 steel daggers, granted they had chaos damage and fiery soul trap on one, and drain health and stamina on the other, fully tempered
naruto opening 6 thats pretty rude there boy
These theories all make sense and weirdly fit together quite well. Really enjoyed your vlog and found it most interesting.
Khonariik was a dragon priest that grew in power until his power was greater than all of the other priests. The priests and the Dovah were fearful of this immense power so they banished the priest himself to Oblivion. But what if Khonariik's mask wasnt supposed to be discovered? What if it isnt a reward? What if it isnt there so that something could get in? What if it is there so that Khonariik cant get out and the only way to unlock it is if all of the dragon priests agreed to release it by putting their masks on the shrine? Maybe Khonariik was just to powerful, too dangerous, too risky for the dragon priests to set free? The dovah and their priests imprisoned Khonariik in the Labyrinthian in another realm with one way in: the wooden mask. They banned anyone from ever accessing its power ever again. This idea would act as a safeguard for the dragon priests, because, after all, who could kill all of the dragon priests and Alduin?
My personal headcanon is that the Last Dragonborn is Konahrik, but the dragons and other priests simply cursed him to lose all memory and all of his abilities before sealing him away. I suppose he eventually escaped somehow, but not knowing who he was, he was captured by the Imperials while wandering around, leading to the start of the game.
I sense a war coming between the Waffle lovers and the Pancake lovers.... #SkyrimBelongsToThePancakes
TRUE WAFFLES NEVER BACK DOWN!
Cordell Neuhouser DEATH TO THE WAFFLES! LONG LIVE THE PANCAKE EMPEROR!!
Eric Vu Us Waffles are the true carbohydrates of skyrim and ALL NIRN
Noah MacLean oh yea? Well us pancakes are... well delicious and huh... fit with any toppings we want to... taste?
God Dammit I have nothing...
Eric Vu pancakes forever
I believe they created the "shrine" to seal miraks old mask away. He was the first dragonborn, so the dragons are gonna give him an equally powerful mask. Maybe the other priests thought that nobody should wield this power, so they locked it away. Basically someone will have to fo through all 8 priests before reaching this powerful mask.
It could've also been reserved for the maskless dragon priest in solstheim, who defeated mirak. I personally think it was miraks original mask. It's the right colour and It fits his character.
Also I think that mask could've been made FOR YOU. Remember, the shrine is going back in time to before the fall of the priests. Dragons have some level of precognition or time capabilities, so it isn't out of the question. They could've used a pre war verion of the wooden mask, saw us and decided we should have a mask as the last dragonborn. They just didn't expect us to be kill all the dragons. I believe this because the original 3 nord heroes also have some awareness of time. In the time rift to learn dragonrend, you can see them glancing quickly at you. They're aware that you're watching, it's partly the reason why they use dragonrend so out of the blue and quickly.
I'm pretty sure he likes pancakes. lol ^-^
7:16 Oh excuse me, my eyebrows got a little too excited there.
look. waffles are better, simply because they're pancakes, with pockets that they can hold you're chosen toppings in... btw, I sleep in a blanket cocoon, and yes. I'm single. - with love, Konahrik.
I personally believe that Konahrik was cut content and was supposed to be a prisoner that the dragons feared so tremendously that they used the masks of their most powerful followers as keys to his prison because the likelihood of someone managing to kill all 8 of the Dragon's most powerful acolytes is astronomical. When I think about it more he was likely a traitor or usurper of some kind either in favor of humanity or in favor of himself. Remember Konahrik literally translate to warlord as in he was the supreme commander of the Dragon's forces which were primarily human and directly lead them into battle. Meaning he interacted with the backbone of the dragon's military personally and on a regular basis so he would have been a tremendous threat if he went rogue because he could take a significant chunk of their armed forces with him. He would also be the most militarily experienced out of the 15 dragon priests and he would command the most respect. So they probably locked him away instead of killing him because killing him would cause dissent among the troops. That's just my way of looking at it anyway.
Ulfric Stormcloak is not dragonborn
Hahah +10
He isn't
Emiel Regis Rohellec Terzieff Godefroy if you wonder how he uses the thuum he trained with the greybeards
Ulfric himself says "every Nord can learn Thu'um from the greybeards" so you're right, he isn't Dragonborn.
I love your Skyrim videos, I have watched them all! :)
Obviously he likes pancakes more. They're way more fluffy.
Waffles are definitely superior. They care about the consumer holding the Syrup in place through use of the grid like pattern they have. Waffles are like "hey man, I see you wish to consume my power well let me hold the syrup for you cause I'm just that awesome".
Whoa whoa whoa. But that syrup-holding capability comes with a price: Harder surfaces. I want to cut into the fluffiness, and let that syrup really absorb on the inside.
Graenolf Exactly. A harder surface means that less and less syrup is poured into the actual pancake/waffle. I mean, the best tasting pancakes are the ones that have absorbed the syrup into them, like a inner filling.
Alex, That One Shitposter Fluffy? Why in the name of Talos do people go for the fluffy ones, homemade flat plain pancakes are the waveeeeeeee!
Ah, but waffles are crispier!
I like the theory that Akatosh made the mask for the Dragonborn
When he was talking and started filming the fox at about 4:09, I thought he was going to say Konahrik was a fox.
it's super cool how interactive you make your videos
UA-cam gave me a notification for this 45 minutes late
Anarchy 823 dam it Im a year late
I do think it is likely that Kohnarik is likely a dragon priest that had not been made yet. Most of the dragon priests were duplicitous and extremely powerful. The idea that the dragons would reward a priest for killing his way through the higherarchy is actually pretty consistent with how dragon power struggles go. When dragons kill eachother, they become stronger by taking the power of their slain brethren and climb the social ladder, just as a priest becomes more powerful by taking the mask of a fellow priest. It makes sense that there would be this parallel in a cult dedicated to the dragons. Vallhak may be the only one without a mask because he was powerful even without one, but honorable enough that he would not kill for one. The dragons would probably respect that a lot. As honor is something that many dragons do consider important.
I like it how so many people in the comments are arguing about the pancakes vs waffles thing.
There is no argument, crepes are the best.
Well, you could say that Miraak used to be known as Konahrik, and took on the new name, the Nords are based off the Norse, and they are no strangers to having single characters possessing multiple names. And the shrine could in fact be a lock, with the other masks existing as a sort of, "in case shit hits fan-wards, open lock with masks".
love your videos man > keep up the great work and i just subscibed
Cheers man : ) It's really nice having you here.
Well... I think the Valok theory is my favorite.... I will play the game with a completely different view from now on...
Waffles, not tucked in but swaddled in blankets, and single af
Dude i love you! i was looking for theories about Konahrik! I love you
Great Video!!
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I personally like the idea that we are kanoric. As when I’m playing I always choose the theories that end with me being most powerful, being the daedric champion, dragon born, konoic, werewolf, leader of the dawn guard, leader of the dark brother hood, god, leader of the thieves guild, arch mage, killer of mirak, thane of Skyrim. And any other titles that I forgot
I love your voice and intonations. Just sayin'. You put out great content, of course, but your voice is what really draws your listeners in.
Damn Waffles love their lists.
nazem is Konahrik
i like the last theory.. that shalidor one was awesome! kuudos :)
ITS NAZEEM!!
These theories are pretty dope
Waffles
Tucked in
Fight me
I get what you're doing and I like it. You're making your own theories to see what you can come up with even though there are probably more accurate theories from people with expertise or more credibility. Yet you make your own theories for fun and I feel like if your channel progresses you could make like a sort of think tank to solve all of the mysteries in elder scrolls lore and I respect what you're doing. I like the I Idea of this series and I please keep doing you have me enthralled with your creativity!
What about the wooden mask it basically has the power of an elder scroll
ThunderWolf he said its made from glemmoril which is an artifact taken from akatosh and is kindred artifact to elder scrolls, allowing the harness of time and space and understanding of all things, including how to prolong the life of a mortal
The Gods didn't create the Elder Scrolls.
Ok listen,
Konahrik,
Are you still with me?
Konahrik was,
Are you ready?
Konahrik was an adventurer like you...
Until he took an arrow to the knee
Konahrik apparently does translate to warlord. So most likely #1.
You are Konahrik.
Arturia pendragon? Fate fan i see. You have earned my respect with no doubt. Not the point the theory blew me away. Good job
I like waffles because they're crispier. Especially chocolate chip ones.
Redstone Casey depends what type
Redstone Casey damn straight
I agree. WAFFLEZ FOR DA WIN
Redstone Casey #skyrimbelongstothepancakes
WAFFLES BELONG TO THOSE DIRTY GREY SKINS! SKYRIM IS HOME FOR THE NORDS! SKYRIM IS HOME FOR THE PANCAKES!!
I've got a theory for you. Konahrik doesn't mean warlord at all. When you meet the dragon (who's name I forgot) in the soul Carin and defeat him he names you "konahrin" which translates to vanquisher. What if komahrik means vanquished in which case it'd make a lot of sense considerimg dragon priests are essentially dead. Who that is though I don't know. You'd have to find a dragon priest who died in some special way or mabey was known for having been vanquished but yet still live on
I have a friend called conor Reid is that name close to his?
wow, your theories are amazing and still amaze me.
Konahrik is harambe
Harambe died like a year ago. The meme died shortly after it. Keep it that way.
+WeirdoOverlord 2 The legend of Harambe never dies.
Stacci Guma
It should.
BLASPHEMER
Stacci Guma
I turned to Gabe when Harambe left us, now The Holy Borker is gone as well, and i wait for a new saint.
"why donøt you come over to my shrine" *huge tentacle monster appeares out of shrine on the video* "wow greanolf, I didn't know you were into that kind of stuff"
What build is he using
Russians are hot, you're dirty, ya fuqqin scumbag.
russians dont like to shower
Donydarco doesn't mean they won't. Besides, maybe I liek their natural smell better than when they're clean. I'M A DIRTY LITTLE BOY
poor guy never got his answer... or did he? :P
I think the mask was actually created for the purpose of showing status; there would be an incredibly high rank (which was never reached) called “Warlord” and the mask would be given to them upon reaching it, the other masks must be placed because there was originally some kind of ritual involving the other priests to anoint the Kohnariik, warlord, and take the mask. This would also explain the fact that it only exists in the past; it was taken by a thief in the future as it had never been taken.
why do want to know if he tucks himself in or not, freakin werido
Lord Turtwig667 its a joke
Lord Turtwig667 To make sure we don't become draugr
AKIN everyone knows that only the draugr unstuck their blankets. It lets the monsters in
It's a joke you moron
You never know, Konahrik may be hot and Graenolf might be gay and wants to cuddle.
no it was probably cos vahlok was konahrik and he had a worse mask and for beating miirak he got rewarded for that and when the dragon war or whatever it was called he sealed it away so that when he was awakened it wouldnt have been stolen or his tomb raided and he entruepsted the other preists with guarding it
Konahrik can't be a dragonborn, because at that time miraak was a dragonborn
Kevin Natanael there is no, only one dragonborn at a time, rule. There had to be multiple dragonborn for the septim bloodline to keep the oblivion gates closed as there must be a parent and child with dragon blood for the coronation to work and for the amulet to be passed down, and when the greybeards are asked if we are the only dragonborn, they dont say, yes there can only be one alive, they say instead that we are the only one"That has appeared so far" meaning there was likely another one, and that there had to have been times where more than one were alive at the same time
Kevin Natanael maybe there were 2
Graenolf I hope you read this someday - but i think there is a HUGE potential in a seriea you kinda started ! " ways to kills vit " and " ways to distract " at the thalmor party - That had a huge comedic value and it is entertaining for the eyes so i would really like to see you exploit the talent for producing such videos you have - good video by the way !
That ending joke was forshadowing a great future lmao
I love these random questions and responses
"And am I single? Well, that’s up to you to find out, gorgeous. Why don’t you come over to my shrine and I’ll tell you." 😍😍😍 I’m literally listening to those words over and over again.
I have to say, Konarik's mask is by far one of my favorite artifacts to retrieve in the whole game.
Not only is it an amazing mask, with great abilities to it, but you have to go through pretty much the whole vanilla part of Skyrim. If I had to choose a theory. I would think that Miraak is Konarik, it just seems interesting to me. But you're absolutely right about how he would get so strong, etc. I think the Shalidor theory would fit more, just because of how the wooden mask is so powerful, and how strong he was too.
But this just came into mind: You know how he built the labyrinth, and he might've fled from the cult, right, (Going with your theory that they were all killed off, and he went off to Winterhold.) How would've Morkei got there in the first place? (Assuming they were all killed off before it was built.) And if he was put there on purpose, why?
I think that he was put there, purely for the fact that he was one of the strongest, and would be one of the last priests to test whoever had come to claim the mask. I mean, it's so convenient for the last Dragon priest to be near the mask of Konarik.
i like that theory which is about you being already dead but resurrected to complete what you have stated
that sounds like skyrim to me
Well, the thing is, the wooden mask takes you back in time, arguably to a time where the 8 Dragon priests where still around.
This would tie to the theory that Konahrik was meant to be a warlord chosen by the priests. Should the need arrive they would gather, use their mast to recover the Konahrik mask and bestow it upon their champion. Never happened though, because someone took it first.
The wooden mask itself is the part I ponder about. Who would create a mask capable or taking you back in time like that?
There's a lesser Nordic tomb in the Pale called Silverdrift Lair. It's mostly unremarkable with the exception that waiting in the final chamber is an unnamed, unmasked Dragon Priest.
Now, as far as I can tell there's no significant lore connected to this ruin, so this is mainly speculation:
Perhaps Konahrik was originally a high ranking member of the Dragon Cult, but at some point he attempted to rebel or otherwise failed in his duties. As a result, either the dragons or the other priests defeated Konahrik and stripped him of his mask, and imprisoned him deep within Silverdrift Lair. The mask was subsequently locked away, as the dragons (or even the remaining priests themselves) didn't desire any single priest having access to more than one mask.
I think your second to last theory was great.
love the little bits of interaction with the audience in this xD
: )
This is one thing I never knew about until the remaster, it was pretty damn great when k first found that Wooden Mask. I still haven't tried to finish it but I'm going to on this new playthrough
And weirdly enough there can be multiple dragonborn (you and miracle or the septim family, they are also dragonborn) which is weird cause we are the aspect of lohrkan (
Greanolf: Why dont you come over to my shrine and I'll tell you
Me: **runs so fast that the ground gets skid marks**
First video I watch on your channel and I'm already having a blast. Great content and a joy to watch haha :D !
You are realy inspiring/motivating me playing skyrim again.
Heh, SE did that for me. I'd say give it a shot.