I have a question to those that have played Skyrim a bit now.
What's it like being the Dragonborn when you're not a Nord? Does it feel a little weird, or does the game accommodate it very well as I would suspect. I mean, I'd like to be a Khajiit, but how is a Khajiit the Dragonborn? It would be kind of weird, to me at least.
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Ohh, okay. That clears it up for me. Thanks!
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Re: Dragonborn
Likewise. There's nothing different in coversation apart from referential stuff.
Because there's no fun to be found in being normal.