[Emma louise Wendelk]

Decent amount? Not including the PC, there's literally been two, maybe three recorded Dragonborn in the entire history of Tamriel. (Reman, Tiber Septim and maybe at a stretch, Alessia)

Wulfarth, possibly whoever wore the Amulet of Kings. Definitely more dragonborn people in history than reincarnated warlord's and Sheogorath's.

[Jay Baby]

This is a random post but i have over 300 hours of gameplay on my skyrim 360 profile and i just now found Redwater Den and did that little side quest... Just now. I had no idea it even existed. I was exploring a fort in riften and i had an unfound map marker... Cool little quest

[Dina Boudreau]

Incorrect on all three dynasties. Wulfharth was a Shezzarine, not Dragonborn.

Not sure why he can't be both. I wouldn't be surprised if that's what our character is.

[NAtIVe GOddess]

This is a random post but i have over 300 hours of gameplay on my skyrim 360 profile and i just now found Redwater Den and did that little side quest... Just now. I had no idea it even existed. I was exploring a fort in riften and i had an unfound map marker... Cool little quest

Wasn't that added with Dawnguard?

[Marion Geneste]

Incorrect on all three dynasties. Wulfharth was a Shezzarine, not Dragonborn.

Arngeir mentioned that Wulfharth was Dragonborn in game. All three Dynasties had to be Dragonborn in order to light the Dragonfires to stop the creatures of Oblivion from invading Tamriel.

[Anna Kyselova]

Arngeir mentioned that Wulfharth was Dragonborn in game. All three Dynasties had to be Dragonborn in order to light the Dragonfires to stop the creatures of Oblivion from invading Tamriel.

Wasn't Wulfarth named Ysmir too? I mean.. dragon of the north..

[Jaki Birch]

Wasn't that added with Dawnguard?

No it was in the Vanilla.

Wasn't Wulfarth named Ysmir too? I mean.. dragon of the north..

Arngier calls you Ysmir dragon of the North. I think it may just be a title. Wulfharth was also the Underking, if I recall correctly.

[Averielle Garcia]

No it was in the Vanilla.

Wow. That's weird..

[Auguste Bartholdi]

Seeing how Tiber Septim was a Shezzarine and Dragonborn, it is possible that Wulfharth was too.

[Guy Pearce]

On Alduin's Wall, you see the three Blades kneeling down to you, the first one looks different than the others because it seems it has female briasts, indicating it is Allesia. The other two being Reman Cyrodiil and Tiber Septim. Wulfharth was an aspect of Talos in a way IIRC Wait thats Ysmir.

Are you referring to the right hand side of this http://dragonborncomes.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/sr-stone_wall.jpg? (It's the biggest/best quality one I can find)

[Brentleah Jeffs]

I've read a fair share of these discussion threads, and I may have missed it, but has anyone thought about the Morag Tong? Our Davy Jones-esque friend in the teaser pic that has a helmet that looks a considerable amount like the insignia for the Morag Tong from here: http://encycl.opentopia.com/enimages/thumb/1894/1893949/200px-Morag_tong.jpg

Now, I know the Morag Tong is supposedly "gone" but they have promised to meet again somewhere in Tamriel, and Solstheim's pretty close to Morrowind. This seems as likely as any other DLC idea to me.

[Meghan Terry]

Are you referring to the right hand side of this http://dragonborncomes.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/sr-stone_wall.jpg? (It's the biggest/best quality one I can find)

Yes, the right hand side. The Blades/Dragonguard kneeling down with swords in the air.

[Sarah MacLeod]

Arngeir mentioned that Wulfharth was Dragonborn in game. All three Dynasties had to be Dragonborn in order to light the Dragonfires to stop the creatures of Oblivion from invading Tamriel.

This is a gross exaggeration on the importance of the ruling dynasties. A number of individuals were able to wear the amulet of kings, without being a descendant of Alessia, Reman or Tiber. And if it were absolutely necessary, there were far better times for Dagon to strike, like you know, the Akaviri potentate assumed control of the Empire.

[Trey Johnson]

Are you referring to the right hand side of this http://dragonborncomes.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/sr-stone_wall.jpg? (It's the biggest/best quality one I can find)

Esbern said they were just Blades.

[lucile]

At least the Septim dynasty should have had Dragonblood. Since when is that actually in question?

[Nichola Haynes]

This is a gross exaggeration on the importance of the ruling dynasties. A number of individuals were able to wear the amulet of kings, without being a descendant of Alessia, Reman or Tiber. And if it were absolutely necessary, there were far better times for Dagon to strike, like you know, the Akaviri potentate assumed control of the Empire.

They did attack when the Potentate ruled. That's what TESO is centered around. The plot involves Molag Bal invading Tamriel.

[Amber Hubbard]

I've read a fair share of these discussion threads, and I may have missed it, but has anyone thought about the Morag Tong? Our Davy Jones-esque friend in the teaser pic that has a helmet that looks a considerable amount like the insignia for the Morag Tong from here: http://encycl.opentopia.com/enimages/thumb/1894/1893949/200px-Morag_tong.jpg

Now, I know the Morag Tong is supposedly "gone" but they have promised to meet again somewhere in Tamriel, and Solstheim's pretty close to Morrowind. This seems as likely as any other DLC idea to me.

Herma-mora was a one reason why the morag tong started in a way, there crest is of him im pretty sure and i have been saying morang tong since thread 26 or 27 i think... but not main quest. maybe a side quest or something.

[Jade Muggeridge]

They did attack when the Potentate ruled. That's what TESO is centered around. The plot involves Molag Bal invading Tamriel.

I'm pretending TESO doesn't exist, so I don't know what the plot centers around.

Either way, the last of Tiber's descendants to wear the amulet of kings was Pelagius the 1st. The rest of the Septim line are descended from Tiber's brother.

[luis dejesus]

Herma-mora was a one reason why the morag tong started in a way, there crest is of him im pretty sure and i have been saying morang tong since thread 26 or 27 i think... but not main quest. maybe a side quest or something.

Crest looks like a spider to me. Indicating their connection to Mephala.

[Chad Holloway]

I'm pretending TESO doesn't exist, so I don't know what the plot centers around.

Either way, the last of Tiber's descendants to wear the amulet of kings was Pelagius the 1st. The rest of the Septim line are descended from Tiber's brother.

You can't just pretend a major part of the lore isn't cannon. Also being Dragonborn isn't hereditary. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:The_Book_of_the_Dragonborn.

[Haley Cooper]

You can't just pretend a major part of the lore isn't cannon. Also being Dragonborn isn't hereditary. http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:The_Book_of_the_Dragonborn.

I'm not pretending the lore doesn't exist, just that the game doesn't. I know Dragonborn isn't hereditary, that's what I'm arguing.

[Tai Scott]

Crest looks like a spider to me. Indicating their connection to Mephala.

Lore states that herma-mora had some involvement in the start of the morang tong.

[Nice one]

Lore states that herma-mora had some involvement in the start of the morang tong.

Where? Mephala is attributed to the founding of the Morag Tong.

[Alexandra Louise Taylor]

I'm not pretending the lore doesn't exist, just that the game doesn't. I know Dragonborn isn't hereditary, that's what I'm arguing.

No. You are arguing that there only 2 or 3 known Dragonborn when we know that's not true.

[Emilie M]

Herma-mora was a one reason why the morag tong started in a way, there crest is of him im pretty sure and i have been saying morang tong since thread 26 or 27 i think... but not main quest. maybe a side quest or something.

I certainly apologize for not providing you all due credit, Sir. Skoomacat, I must also say you have an excellent point about the Spider and Mephala.