The Dragonborn: Your opinions?

[born2beagator]

So how is one born with the soul of a Dragon when they are not a dragon.

[OtherworldOdd]

If it's anything I've learned from Dungeons and Dragons... Don't ask. lol.


On a more serious note, there's so many explanations that it's hard for us to say. I'm sure it will explain it in game.

[born2beagator]

If it's anything I've learned from Dungeons and Dragons... Don't ask. lol.


On a more serious note, there's so many explanations that it's hard for us to say. I'm sure it will explain it in game.

Well, explanantions are what I was looking for. and seeing as the game doesn't come out for months, I was interested in people's opinions

[OtherworldOdd]

Oh, opinion. I thought you were asking fact. :]. You see, you didn't say. >.>


Well my opinion is that perhaps that's some dragon ancestry deep within your character's bloodline. Another idea would be that your family has some sort of blessing from a dragon. IDK about this game, but in D&D, dragons are extremely intelligent and can even speak english so either way.

[born2beagator]

Oh, opinion. I thought you were asking fact. :]. You see, you didn't say. >.>


Well my opinion is that perhaps that's some dragon ancestry deep within your character's bloodline. Another idea would be that your family has some sort of blessing from a dragon. IDK about this game, but in D&D, dragons are extremely intelligent and can even speak english so either way.

So your great great grandfather twice removed or something was a dragon?

[OtherworldOdd]

Oh, opinion. I thought you were asking fact. :]. You see, you didn't say. >.>


Well my opinion is that perhaps that's some dragon ancestry deep within your character's bloodline. Another idea would be that your family has some sort of blessing from a dragon. IDK about this game, but in D&D, dragons are extremely intelligent and can even speak english so either way.

So your great great grandfather twice removed or something was a dragon?

Something like that yeah. That's pretty much how it works in D&D.

[born2beagator]

Oh, opinion. I thought you were asking fact. :]. You see, you didn't say. >.>


Well my opinion is that perhaps that's some dragon ancestry deep within your character's bloodline. Another idea would be that your family has some sort of blessing from a dragon. IDK about this game, but in D&D, dragons are extremely intelligent and can even speak english so either way.

So your great great grandfather twice removed or something was a dragon?

Something like that yeah. That's pretty much how it works in D&D.

Last I checked, a Dragon and a Human are not compatible as mates

[OtherworldOdd]

Lol, pretty much. >.> There's ways around that little thing like polymorphing (changing forms) etc. Or you know.... o.o.... >.>.... Not going there. xD.

[Qwackie]

Um....


Think of it like a factory. There's a belt thing that your body's riding on. The machine grabs the wrong soul and before it can do anything about it you're shipped off.
And evidently that soul's a dragons soul.

Maybe that means someone can be born with the soul of an ogre. Or mudcrab.

[slack90]

Maybe your ancestor was historic and did something with/for the dragons so was elevated tot he status of an honorary dragon/transformed into a dragon/ soul was transformed into a dragons through valor and magic

[Penguin _Overlord]

Maybe someone wanted try something new......Jk. Perhaps you are a rencarnation(sp?) of a legendary dragon.

[videogmer314]

I'm just going to go with the stock "a wizard did it" answer.

[The Number None]

Maybe that means someone can be born with the soul of an ogre. Or mudcrab.

Maybe you could learn Mudcrab Shouts after you've killed one. Epic.

[T PoPTartZz T]

Given that inheriting a dragon soul through bloodline would mean that
your parents and grandparents would also have the soul of a dragon.
Then, I suppose that the soul of the dragon can lie inert until it feels,
for lack of a better term, a disturbance in the force. It could explain
everything, but it feels a little... under polished.

[Ryuhza]

One of your ancestors had severe damage to their soul and had to get a transplant. So they had a spare dragon's soul grafted in.

Ta dah.

[born2beagator]

One of your ancestors had severe damage to their soul and had to get a transplant. So they had a spare dragon's soul grafted in.

Ta dah.

Sean Connery is going to be in this game isn't he

[Tesknowitall]

The septim family are all dragonborns think of it that way. They're all kings because they harness super sexy powers though in not entirely sure but I believe the dragon could enchant a human like a Mage to a sword

[born2beagator]

Pretty sure the Septim line ended with Martin did it not?

[magius241]

Maybe that means someone can be born with the soul of an ogre. Or mudcrab.

Or a mudcrab with the soul of a merchant.

[Tesknowitall]

Pretty sure the Septim line ended with Martin did it not?

It did so the government runs cyrodil and parcially your character in oblivion (he's just like the saviour)

If u remember Martin turned into akatosh so the dovahkiin is gonna be pretty sick

[-Dovahkiin-]

So how is one born with the soul of a Dragon when they are not a dragon.

It's amusing how one question's something like this, after all people shoot jolt's of lightning from their hand's, walk on water, levitate, become invisible etc etc.

[videogmer314]

I'm just going to go with the stock "a wizard did it" answer.

[born2beagator]

So how is one born with the soul of a Dragon when they are not a dragon.

It's amusing how one question's something like this, after all people shoot jolt's of lightning from their hand's, walk on water, levitate, become invisible etc etc.

haha. for the sake of this dicussion then
and videogamer, you liked your post so much you had to quote yourself

[Believe]

Maybe you don't have a dragon soul, maybe he's just wasted on purple drank or something.

[videogmer314]

and videogamer, you liked your post so much you had to quote yourself

I just used it to respond to the post before it.