Do you think their will be dragon eggs? : V - Skyrim

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 10:19 am

There might be one just to make a easter egg calling it "Dragon egg"

» Sat Dec 01, 2012 10:04 pm

shards of Akatosh ... interesting
they come off godlike in a way if they are eternal , immortal etc
but yet they are killable , and the first dragon born "devours them "
so once the die where do there souls go other then being absorbed by a dragon born ....
maybe thats why during the first Skyrim trailer that voice say's " there's one they fear..... in their tongue he is known as Dovahkiin ... DRAGONBORN!"
however ive seen guards kill dragons in the game and the dragons corps just lays there .

blah blah blah blah now im babbling :smile:

Bad anology time!

Lets say those with a soul of a dragon: Dragons and Dragonborn, have a bit of rock in them that attracts that which is like itself, but cannot remove it from the body of a still "living" creature. In the case of dragons, their rocks stay on their corpse and can be hit with energy from a sufficiently powerful being with a rock, such as Alduin, and be resurrected. Dragonborn can permakill dragons because they have a rock and absorb the rock of the slain dragon, leaving nothing for one such as Alduin to resurrect. Mere mortals do not have a rock, so they cannot kill dragons as they have no means by which to absorb rocks, they do however have the ability to beat dragons into a corpsey state, because immortal doesn't mean invincible.

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 10:28 am

Dragons don't reproduce, they're pretty much just fragments of Akatosh or the Aederic equivelent of Dremora and their kinth.

this
you wont find dragon eggs
just like you wont find baby dremora

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 9:59 am

just like you wont find baby dremora

Hmm.... idea for a mod here

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 9:19 am

Bad anology time!

Lets say those with a soul of a dragon: Dragons and Dragonborn, have a bit of rock in them that attracts that which is like itself, but cannot remove it from the body of a still "living" creature. In the case of dragons, their rocks stay on their corpse and can be hit with energy from a sufficiently powerful being with a rock, such as Alduin, and be resurrected. Dragonborn can permakill dragons because they have a rock and absorb the rock of the slain dragon, leaving nothing for one such as Alduin to resurrect. Mere mortals do not have a rock, so they cannot kill dragons as they have no means by which to absorb rocks, they do however have the ability to beat dragons into a corpsey state, because immortal doesn't mean invincible.

hmmmm mingle me this how interesting ... dragon rocks ....hmmmm yes :yes:

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 3:43 am

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dragonling#Dragonling It's unrelated, but I thought you might find it interesting. At least there's a "sort" of dragon egg in the game. :thumbsup:

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» Sun Dec 02, 2012 2:56 am

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Dragonling#Dragonling It's unrelated, but I thought you might find it interesting. At least there's a "sort" of dragon egg in the game. :thumbsup:

There is no connection between the creatures. There is no "sort" of dragon egg in all of Mundus, the name dragonling is as much of a misnomer as the guinea pig.

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 8:15 am

There is no connection between the creatures. There is no "sort" of dragon egg in all of Mundus, the name dragonling is as much of a misnomer as the guinea pig.

That's why I said it's unrelated. There's a "sort" of dragon egg because there's "dragon" in the name "dragonling". I wasn't trying to be a know-it-all, I was just adding a little tidbit of info that I thought people would find interesting. (Totally speculating on the dragon egg part of it by the way :tongue:

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» Sun Dec 02, 2012 6:56 am

That's why I said it's unrelated. There's a "sort" of dragon egg because there's "dragon" in the name "dragonling". I wasn't trying to be a know-it-all, I was just adding a little tidbit of info that I thought people would find interesting. (Totally speculating on the dragon egg part of it by the way :tongue:

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I know that's why you said unrelated, I countered with my post because the sort was far to drawn-off to be of any use to discuss the topic. In fact it would likely only confuse the general populous of the forum into rejected what I said in my last posts in the topic.

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 2:14 am

There aren't any female dragons either. Maybe they are beings similar to Daedric Prince.

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 2:39 am

...far to drawn-off to be of any use to discuss the topic.

That's subjective. Many people could find it of interest.

There aren't any female dragons either. Maybe they are beings similar to Daedric Prince.

That's exactly what they're like; although they can die, seeing as they're aedra.

» Sun Dec 02, 2012 10:20 am

No, the game isn't R rated

Dragons mating and laying eggs makes movies R rated?

People usually don't want to see humans mating in movies, animals are quite different.