I bet the hero of kvatch's canon is a female nord and at some point had affair with Martin before he died and gave birth to a baby who was a dragon born from having martins blood and it passed down two hundred years to skyrims dragon born! That explains where they got the dragon blood.

What? The race and gender of the hero of kvatch is purposely left out of canon. This doesn't make any sense at all.

Don't start gambling.

explain how the leader of the Mythic dawn was a dragon born than :/ what was he a long lost son of Uriel septem?...

"What if Martin and the hero of kvatch had a baby"

Then something was seriously wrong with my character!

? So many questions about whether you are serious or just trolling. Why would the Hero of Kvatch/Sheogorath be a canon Nord? If anything, and please don't look into this, he/she would be a Imperial since the setting is in Cyrodiil. But Bethesda would (hopefully) never make a canon character for lore so this whole thread is rather pointless.

Being Dragonborn isn't hereditary. It might be, but it doesn't have to be. For instance, Tiber Septim's line died out with his grandson, and none of the Septim rulers who followed were descended from him. Some weren't even related to the Septim family except by marriage or adoption. And yet they were all considered Dragonborn rulers according to the original Covenant with Akatosh.

Being Dragonborn is a blessing bestowed by Akatosh to whomever he chooses and for whatever reasons suit him. There's no need to invent some way for Skyrim's PC to have inherited the blessing by descent from a previous Dragonborn, and even if the Dragonborn were descended from Martin, it wouldn't mean anything since Martin wasn't descended from Tiber and as far as we know Tiber wasn't descended from Reman Cyrodiil and none of those people had any blood relationship to Alessia or any known Dragonborns of any previous age.

Um, no.

It's specifically stated via In-game dialogue and/or books that the Dragon's Blood can come from either noble lineage, OR as a gift from Akotosh, for having the soul of a dragon being accidentally stuffed inside of you.

Besides, the Champion of Cyrodill is Sheogorath. Who is male. And is technically a Breton according to the CK.



Pretty sure that Glam is an over-enthusaistic fan of the series. Mostly harmless, put prone to throw out ideas that come from left field. Deep left field.

No.

This guy is either some kind wierdo obsessed with women who's probably never spoken to a girl, much less got close with one, or a woman who think s that the world revolves around her and her six.

Either way, since most people play as males, they wouldn't represent the Champion of Cyyrodiil as a female.

HOWEVER< it could be written that he had a "relationship" with someone with no more identity than a "serving girl from a local inn", therefore opening the possibility of the Dragonborn being his descendant. I've been wondering why the Dragonborn doesn't make a claim to the throne and resume the Septim bloodline.

For your individual story... sure. For canon, no.

I can't fault you... my character is the son of the CoC. Conceived before the CoC fully became Sheogorath.

I assume you played an Elf?

Now keep in mind, you met Brother Martin as the Hero of Kvatch just months before his death. It is possible that being a b*stard child himself, he had a child out of wedlock that is an ancestor of the Dovakiin. However, that doesn't account for the fact that the Dovakiin could theoretically be any race. It is highly unlikely that Martin had any descendants, as they would have been crowned Emperor long ago, ignoring the need for the Mede dynasty. Therefore, I am betting 10,000 Septims that you are incorrect. Care to meet my wager?

Last I recall, he could have been any gender or race before.

Probably because it's a "known fact" (in terms of what is believed and documented in-game) that Martin was the last Septim and had no heirs. The Dragonborn can't resume the Septim bloodline because he/she isn't a Septim. And even if it were possible (and of course every player is free to RP that it is) I don't think it's going to be written that he/she is a Septim because that would mean the creation of a canon Dragonborn which would negate the character creation choices of the majority of players. It would be a huge departure for the series to do something like that.

The Hero of Kvatch could have been. However, similar to how Tiber Septim I became Talos (and changed from mortal to immortal) the Hero of Kvatch/Champion of Cyrodill became Sheogorath and took upon his likeness throughout the past 200 years. Just like how Tiber Septim is no longer the bloodthirsty Emperor, the Hero of Kvatch is no longer his/her race and is not the warrior who fought Daedra anymore. Mainly because he is a Daedric Prince.

I want what Glam is smoking.

lol Glam.

Probably smoking a Fishy stick, if someone even bothered to give her one. She just joined the other day (granted, I did too, but I have not started multiple stupid threads)

I think she is a he.

Not that it really matters.

and im the long lost heir to the mayan kingdom. 'bout the same chances i would think.

Dark elf. The age problem is also tackled by another piece of his story. He was born in the Shivering Isle and stayed there as a young child until his father's madness made it unsafe and his mother took him back to reality. He doesn't remember any of it now. The second explanation for the age/time is that time doesn't pass by exactly the same in the Shivering Isle(why would it? Especially given that Sheogorath's staffs power is to stop time). So even though he only aged three years in the shivering isle 150 years went by between his birth and his return to Tamriel.

That's not true. Martin Septim died before any relationship blossomed between him and the Hero of Kvatch.
Or was it that the Hero of Kvatch was a male Imperial?
Ah no, sorry, it was a male Argonian.
Oh wait, the Hero of Kvatch was a female Altmer who died before having any children.

The point is that there is no canon Hero of Kvatch. The name, gender, class, race, sixual orientation and every other detail will change depending on who you ask. Everyone's character is different - there's no such thing as a 'canon' Hero of Kvatch, Nerevarine, Dragonborn, Eternal Champion or Agent.

No one gave me a fishy stick.

Don't feel bad, I didn't get one either. I did have a fish sandwich for dinner tonight though so I'm good.