Skyrim introduces two more options: evading bounty by flaunting a title. Traditionally, three options for resolving a bounty exist across games: paying the bounty off in gold, resisting arrest, or serving in prison. For instance, when a crime is committed in Falkreath Hold, this does not necessarily translate to a Winterhold arrest based on the Falkreath Bounty. Unlike The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, where bounty was tracked and upheld across the cities of Cyrodiil, bounty in Skyrim is kept separate by Hold. Or, you can read about the time I tackled Skyrim as The Witcher if some daft roleplaying is your thing.Comparison with previous releases Separation by hold So, it looks like this Whiterun guard won’t be the saviour of Skyrim, but if you’re keen to get more out of your own adventure as the Dragonborn, be sure to check out our rundown of the best Skyrim mods on PC. No more lollygaggin’ time to find out if I really am Dragonborn.
But, as they note elsewhere, at least they have a good tale to tell their guard chums by the fire when they get back to Whiterun. “That was the Dragonborn inside, I went to High Hrothgar to find out if I was a Dragonborn…I am not,” they confirm in another post. Looks like the true Dragonborn got there first. Devastatingly for the poor fellow, we can see the answer wasn’t the one he’d hoped for, as you can see below:įinally made it to High Hrothgar. There have been clips of the guard’s trek up the mountain, where he battles frost trolls, and update posts giving us a sense of his journey.Īpparently the long climb up The Seven Thousand Steps was a slow one, made particularly tricky by that old arrow injury to his knee (of course), but we now have a clip showing that the lonely guard did make it up to the stone temple’s hallowed halls to find out if they are indeed Dragonborn. Since then, our hero has been travelling to High Hrothgar, home of the Greybeards, to answer the call of the Voice – to find out if they’re the chosen one, the Dragonborn poised to save Skyrim. “No more lollygaggin’ – time to find out if I really am Dragonborn,” the guard announces, with a meme thrown in for fun, of course. It seems the (potentially) fateful journey started a few days ago when aptly named Redditor WhiterunGuards posted an image of their aspiring guard – clearly from Skyrim’s Whiterun hold, as denoted by the mustard yellow garb and his shield’s horse head insignia – declaring their intent. One Skyrim fan has certainly been keen to find out, setting out on a journey in-game to see if the humble Whiterun guard can be a hero, too. They’ll usually give dragon bashing a good go if one swoops near, but they’re not exactly typical Dovahkiin material – or perhaps they are. The bearers of so many of the fantasy game’s now-iconic stock phrases, and the butt of so many memes as a result.
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