Skyrim: Dragonborn's Rest

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First track:

Ivan Duch

Nordic/Viking Music - A Warrior's Rest

Second Track:

Tihanna N.

SAD FEMALE ACAPELLA VOCALS

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[PilgrimsPass]

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[zsubicv]

"Bury me with an Elder Scroll."
"But why Dragonborn?"
"Because you idiots can't be trusted and the next time something kicks off I wanna make sure whoever takes my scroll is ready to throw hands with my ghost."

[kneeofjustice]

Ralof: *Dies and goes to Sovengaurd*
Dragonborn: “Hey, you. You’re finally awake.”

[dannuggy]

“As fearless in death, as he was in life” - Ralof

[OlaftheGreat]

He was burried with his most prized possessions:

67 wooden buckets
49 wheels of cheese
137 bottles of various alcohol
17 insanely deadly poisons that also make its victims masters at enchanting for some reason
A double-enchanted dragonbone warhammer named "Dragonboner"
Every Daedric artifact ever made (the selfish bastard)
A fork with 5 points of fire damage enchanted with the soul of Nazeem
7 complete copies of every volume of "The Lusty Argonian Maid"
And one Mark of Dibella

[redwallmincraft]

Even in death you can't remove the elderscroll from your inventory.

[ravioli]

Until Todd Howard uses a reanimate dead spell to resurrect the dragonborn in the skyrim very special deluxe edition

[SpookSkellington]

"Here lies the Dragonborn, he whirlwind sprinted into a wall and very briefly learned about physics and inertia"

[Skibbi]

If he doesn't die in battle, it occurs to me that Serana would probably be the only one left to bury him.

[adarshkamoda]

Next time the Elder Scrolls takes place in Skyrim, the player has to go to the Dragonborn's tomb which holds the Elder Scroll needed to overcome whichever crisis Tamriel faces.

[ImaginaryTerrie]

Guy writing the tombstone: Did anyone get his name?
Everyone just looks at each other.

[holedplot]

Dragonborn's Fire resistance values were so ridiculously high that the Skyrim folk were forced to bury him instead of going for the traditional cremation ritual of the nords.

[SuperPiratesfan]

This reminds me of the very last big playthrough I did in Skyrim. My character was a real hero--saved Skyrim, defeated Harkon, killed Miraak, destroyed the dark brotherhood, the whole nine yards. But during the boss fight with Harkon, he was infected with vampirism just before he struck Harkon down. In my head canon, it was like a final act of spite, a final curse before being slain. My character struggled with his vampirism for the rest of the game, even as he went on to do many great deeds, hiding his secret shame from the people he fought to protect, knowing they'd turn on him if they knew. His craving for blood tormented him constantly, turning even his moments of greatest triumph to ashes in his mouth. I used the better vampires mod to make sunlight lethal to him, so he could not even feel its warmth against his skin.

Then, one day, as he stood in a cave to hide from an imminent dawn, I realized something. His work was done. All the great enemies had been defeated, the civil war was over. Skyrim was at peace, stable, and strong.

So my character removed his helm and let it fall to the ground, followed by his gauntlets. He unbuckled his sword and unsheathed it, glancing at the blade that laid so many foes in the graves, and let it fall to the earth as well. I like to think a moment of absolute peace came over him

And then he walked, smiling, into the dawn. He was still smiling when the first rays of daylight turned him to ash.

[ChaotiX]

Whoever raids his tomb looking for the elder scroll is gonna have one HELL of a boss fight

[manuelc]

*the coffin closes, with only darkness surrounds you, finally rest at last *

“Hey you, you’re finally awake”

[imkabochan]

I could only imagine the dragonborn waking up, kicking the coffin open and the buff appearing on screen: Well Rested.

[johnreed]

Dragonborn: "When I die, I want Delphine to be one of my pallbearers."
Serana: "But why, Dragonborn? You absolutely hate her, and refused to work with the Blades after she asked you to kill Paarthurnax!"
Dragonborn: "Yeah, but that way, she'll let me down one last time."

[basedbuzzlight]

Buried alongside him is also the greatest weapon known to man, a spoon that does points of damage.

[xtremeemperor]

Meanwhile, the Courier laughs while dinking mead knowing he will never have to run across Skyrim to deliver your mail ever again. His assassination plan worked and his mail route will be back to normal.

[generalgarchomp]

I love the mental image of all of the daedric lords having a tantrum when Akatosh is like, aight he's dead his souls coming with me. Like wtf are they gonna do? Tell him no?