>The Last Dragonborn
Bethesda really sealed the deal then, huh? No more dragon blood means the Septim bloodline is really gone.
The Last Dragonborn
Jose Turner
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Christian Price
>Human-centric TES lore
zzzz who cares let's go to black marsh
Christopher James
>the Septim bloodline is really gone.
Does it matter?
Liam Cooper
No one can stop a Daedra invasion now
Ian Rivera
Lizards are literally the most boring shit. Even the cats have cool Egyptian shit.
It means no more dragon tongue, outside of those who practice under the graybeards, but even then I doubt there is as much potential for mastery over the voice.
Gabriel Mitchell
Dont worry, there is an Alesseian heir who is a proud trans disabled womyn that you're going to wait on hand in foot in the next game
She's so diverse and inclusive that Bethesda will use your IP to determine your region, and populate the world space with people opposite of your majority demographic
William Roberts
Fuck off treenigger
Eli Scott
Unless you believe the theory that Uriel V survived
Dylan Young
As long as the Dark Brotherhood is still runnin the game I'm good, homie.
Kayden Price
Would an Imperial Dragonborn would have a viable claim to the empire?
Kayden Diaz
Dragonborn isn't a hereditary thing, it happens at random
Julian Flores
You're wrong user. Everyone of the Septim bloodline was a Dragonborn.
Juan Carter
Next time Alduin shows up it'll be to do its job as a janitor. So it's not like it's imperative to have another dragonborn after this one.
Colton Adams
Yeah but not every Dragonborn is a Septim. Alessia was a Dragonborn as was Reman Cyrodill
Ryan Young
>Septim bloodline is really gone.
I bet there are plenty of people that descent from female Septim branches or secret bastards.
Christian Hill
If he's a scum like Hjalti, then he probably could.
Wyatt Campbell
Lorkhan did nothing wrong.
Fuck Mer.
Daniel Lee
t.incel Padomay
Lucas Peterson
>last dragonborn
good
Noah Ortiz
Stormcloacks are cucks and the inperium was right. Death to Ulfric stormcuck
Cooper Powell
Imperium* FUCK
Eli Martin
there are ingame books talking about the obvious holes in that, and pointing out that Septim dynasty made what you wrote a popular understanding of the matter
Septim dynasty was the third one
it had no blood relation to previous two
even Reman Cyrodiil's relation to Alessia is heavily questioned
Christian Parker
i like the cat race
Christian Gutierrez
Charles Hall
>be born Khajiit
>tfw Secunda full moon
>tfw born a Alfiq housecat Khajiit
Austin Wilson
>imperium education
the absolute state
Jose Wright
Argonians are boring compared to the khajiit.
Lucas Rodriguez
t. pelinal
Noah Young
lizards are the most tryhard "im just a funny cool guy" shit around.
everyone knows anything outside of dunmer, altmer, and imperial lore is fucking boring as shit.
Jace Roberts
>female branches
oh no no no
David Wood
Can't be true that not one Septim woman married into nobility.
Samuel Adams
Female lines don't really matter, only the males, this is true in both genetics and monarchies.
All the woman had to do was make it to her first period and open her legs. The males overcome the challenges to prove themselves
Lucas Barnes
Asher Lewis
I know they don't mean much inheritance wise, unless there are no males left to inherit, but I'm talking about magic bloodlines here. Since Alessia was also a dragonborn I assume Septim females were too.
Nathan Ortiz
I thought the minotaurs are her heirs
Zachary Cruz
Khajiit may have space travel but they haven't mastered land travel / have a naturally occurring underground transportation network
>And don't panic at the idea that you're being digested. You could live in a rootworm's belly for months."
>Scotti took one last panicked gasp of air and closed his eyes before he disappeared into the mud.
>The clerk felt a warmth he hadn't expected all around him. When he opened his eyes, he found that he was entirely surrounded by a translucent goo, and was traveling rapidly forward, southward, gliding through the mud as if it were air, skipping along an intricate network of roots. Scotti felt confusion and euphoria in equal measures, madly rushing forward through an alien environment of darkness, spinning around and over the thick fibrous tentacles of the trees. It was if he were high in the sky at midnight, not deep beneath the swamp in the Underground Express.
>Looking up slightly at the massive root structure above, Scotti saw something wriggle past. A eight-foot-long, armless, legless, colorless, boneless, eyeless, nearly shapeless creature, riding the roots. Something dark was inside of it, and as it came closer, Scotti could see it was an Argonian man. He waved, and the disgusting creature the Argonian was in flattened slightly and rushed onward. (The Argonian Account, Book III)
Tyler Stewart