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Oblivion, he voiced Martin Septim.

You know, if it isn't much of an issue, could you or perhaps Psiberzerker post videos of the characters or factions people suggest in the thread ? Just asking, though I'm not sure about the idea, I mean, the delight is in the discussion, but I'm fine with either way of doing it.

Five to one you're getting your wish on DLC.

It does take time to become a werewolf though, at which point Brynjolf can slash away at Farkas.

I think the writers did openly intend to shake some foundations, as you state, irony is a strong theme throughout the story, Alduin shows up, "chest-beating" Helgen into ashes, and as a consequence he ends up enabling his own demise in the process. Similarly, The First Tongues tried to banish...

Yeah, The Thalmor are well aware that they have time on their hands, and they sure know how to use it.

I would certainly have no idea how to do that, though it's a good idea !

That's a good one, though I was thinking of an even MORE surrepticious purpose............ .................like bringing back Mehrunes Dagon !

Steel Armor though, and apparently he isn't as skilled in it, as I read from a source (ironic, huh ?) Anyways, Farkas 1, Brynjolf 1.

I still think this is BS, call me paranoid but I think The Thalmor have another agenda in mind.

It seems to me that a staff would............break in half if you try to block with it.

So, this type of ideas seem to have worked before in other forums I've been to, and honest to Stendarr, I haven't seen much of these topics in my time here, let alone one to encompass all "fights", which is what I'm about to attempt. The rules are simple, we pick contenders, and tally around...

Better be an argonian werewolf, because that doesn't seem awkward at all !

Yes and no as well, they almost won the Dragon War, but had to banish Alduin from their time.

Back and forth as well, who the hell would stick with one view when you can change it with the push of a button ?

Obviously there's plenty of ways to kill dragons, I didn't say otherwise, only that the story puts great emphasis on comparing mortals to dragons, and somehow trying to sway the player that mortals can get the upper hand on dragons because they can die, absolute irony.

I wasn't getting at that though, sure, you can save and reload as much as you want, but that doesn't pertain directly to the storyline and it's mythology; what I found interesting was that the writers at Bethesda thought the one weapon mortal-kind has on dragons is, precisely, their mortality...

Hey, I don't want him to die either ! but there's a lot of pissed off dragons out there.

Paarthurnax. Not sure if he's worthy of unconditional pity, and I'm certainly not addressing his backstory, but he is bound to be killed by the dragons if the dragonborn doesn't decide to kill him, which makes me kinda sad, but also reminds me that amongs plenty of dragons, The Way Of The Voice...

So, after repeated use of the Become Ethereal and Dragonrend shout against dragons, and realizing how unbelievably useful both are when fighting them, I started pondering on some questions about the mythology of the main questline in Skyrim. As those of us who have finished the main storyline...