Lore:Last Dragonborn

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Last Dragonborn
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The Last Dragonborn
Race Unknown Gender Unknown
Appears in Skyrim

Also known as the Dragonborn, Dovahkiin or Ysmir, Dragon of the North.[1][2] Attempting to cross the border into Skyrim, the Dragonborn was caught by the Imperial Legion and sent to the village of Helgen to be executed. Unexpectedly, Alduin attacked the settlement, which allowed the Dragonborn to escape. As destiny unfolded, this hero turned out to be the fabled Last Dragonborn from the prophecy inscribed into Alduin's Wall.[3] With the help of the last Blades and the Greybeards, the Dragonborn entered Sovngarde and defeated Alduin. The Dragonborn also recovered lost Elder Scrolls related to a vampire plot to blot out the sun and journeyed to Solstheim to stop the return of Miraak, the First Dragonborn.[4][5]

Gallery[edit]

Notes[edit]

  • ^  The race and gender of the hero is never canonically confirmed and ultimately player determined. However, pre-release content of Skyrim and later artwork depict the hero as a male Nord. Legends depicts a "Young Dragonborn" as a female Nord.

See Also[edit]

  • For game-specific information, see the Skyrim article.
  • Dragonborn Heroes — A set of miniatures released for Call to Arms, based on different paths the Last Dragonborn might take.

References[edit]

  1. ^ Arngeir's dialogue in Skyrim
  2. ^ The Book of the Dragonborn — Prior Emelene Madrine
  3. ^ Events of Skyrim
  4. ^ Events of Skyrim: Dawnguard
  5. ^ Events of Skyrim: Dragonborn

Note: The following references are considered to be unofficial sources. They are included to round off this article and may not be authoritative or conclusive.