Well, at the end the assasin was just following orders, doing his job, not like he had much of a choice, and the dark brotherhood for accepting the contract, i feel a bit bad for maro tho,

with this kind of statement one can justify everything ever. And what about the assasin had no choice? U dont need to join the dark brotherhood u know... even if u kill Grelod

joe the sheep Well no, but isnt like he knowed what he was getting into, i mean yes, killing people and stuff, but to murder and emperor, you need to know that as a member of a sect you're ruled by a hella strict code unlike the thieves guild, once you in, you cant just say: hey yo i didnt sign up for this shit..im out An assasin is obligated to follow orders, specially if they come from a sacred talking corpse :P

there is a proverb about freedom being the gift and the burden of mankind at the same time (i dont recall it word-by-word but this is the essence). The logic behind the proverb is that, unlike animals a human being cannot choose to not choose. Even a slave can choose: Slavery or a gruesome death, usually but the point is that noone cant simply refuse choice even if the choice is unbearably hard to make. That much for the phylosophical part. Now gamewise: U can simply choose to not progress the story further. Also the tenets in Skyrims DB are pretty much neglected so its reasonable to not get in trouble for not following them (in fact Astrid would favor you to not follow the "empire-assasination-Plot").

Sabina Q But they’re notorious for these kinds of assassinations. If you murder one of their marks, you aren’t exactly an innocent bystander yourself. You kinda have whatever happens coming. You’re given two chances to not join them by either never meddling with their business in the first place or never going to the sanctuary if Astrid is still alive.

TheNN so true lol

He has a point.

Tried it. Always found the shoes to small to even get onto my feet. I'll never know anybody...

Or that you stole from them while they were distracted

A dead persons shoes are bad juju

Lmfao.

CtrlAltPhreak thanks for the good laugh!

Maybe but remember, he still willingly became a murderous killer for hire BEFORE he went loony.

+Sephiroth Black-dragon Any valid reason behind that statement, other than your idiocy? And its "You're", not "your" Learn to spell before you call someone stupid.

wut

RequiemPoete I don't really think we can easily judge people's moral standing by killing in Elder Scrolls, that happens a lot, I personally fall towards the more "evil" side in playthroughs because I love the Telvanni philosophy of morals are for the weak to afraid to fuel their ambitions, to paraphrase.

Sephiroa One-of-Nine You’re* extremely stupid

it should be called antagonists instead of bad guys

Yes he should edit that title

Vivec Yeeeah, nobody was confused about the Dark Brotherhood being a bunch of assholes. Why would anyone ever think that a person trying to stop them is a "bad guy"?

No actually you are the bad guy cause all you do is go around and Kill for money in Sithis's Name

The words "the most insufferable decoy the Emperor has ever employed. I'm glad he is dead".

JimMcnugget true

JimMcnugget i still killed him

Nice observation.

*No matter how many times I make it to the Cloud District(VERY often), he still treats me with condescension, I mean come on, at least I actually have a house!* _(Nazeem's farm doesn't even exist, it was cut because Bethesda is retarded and can't count past 70%(of their game being finished(but hey, at least they left some space for modders to mess around(A LOT of space!(30% of an unfinished game!))))_

I don’t get to the cloud district I am a thane in every damn city

Just sounds like Braith was being a bitch, I always punch her then take the fine. Like Grelod, there's no way to actually scold them or take them to jail (How cool could that be? If they just let us tell Braith off for being a bully and offer to protect the kid,). She shouldn't be threatening to hit people.

If you talk to Lars Battleborn after seeing her bully him, he'll give you a quest to make her stop. You can persuade or intimidate her, and she'll back off. Like the video says, she just needs some attention.

Lars annoyed me more, he's so pathetic

I didn't know aboutnher troubled home life, either. Frankly, it kind of brings to mind how I usually brush my own kids in the game off whenever they ask me to play.

Yeah, her parents don't teach her good manners so she just does whatever gets in her head.

It's clearly a reference:)

"There is a disturbance in the..." Yes? "...Void" Oh

Same here!

Blue ghost wearing robes? Then saying "There is a disturbance in the ...." Yup, my mind definitely went to Star Wars

Alex Gun After I found out how Star Wars-inspired the Elder Scrolls actually was, there was no doubt in my mind upon hearing that line of dialogue. I've even seen Star Wars mods (as I'm sure everybody else has) that surprisingly fit in with Skyrim perfectly.

I don't know if he's misunderstood, really. People like to say he had no choice but to sign the White-Gold Concordat, but I think Hammerfell proved that the Dominion could be defeated. And they *were* fighting alongside the Empire up until that treaty, after which they just continued fighting. The Empire abandoned Hammerfell, not the other way around. Ultimately, I still side with the Empire because it's the only realistic way to achieve victory over the Dominion... but it needs a stronger leader than Titus Mede II.

Please stop acting like Hammerfell defeated the full might of the Aldmeri Dominion. Tulius's dialogue shows that most of the forces of the Empire and the Dominion are held up at their borders, meaning that the force that was defeated by the Redguards probably isn't any bigger than the force that the Empire spared to stop Ulfric.

Hammerfell didn't really defeated the dominion they only fought them to a stalemate and that was only possible because the empire dismissed all redguards in the legion who then of course would go to fight in Hamerfell, through this the it would have cost the dominion much more resources to take Hammerfell resources they need to fight teir true enemy the Empire. Depsite all of this the Redguards victory was meanigless half of Hammerfell is devestadet and now sllowly taken over by the dominion in political way.

Stewart Bates Yeah But AS the other guy said the redguards almost managed to fight againdt the Thalmor alone, if the Empire tried hard enough and tried to work with Hammerfell i think that they could beat the Aldmeri Dominion

I like the theory that Titus Mede arranged his own assassination, ultimately to pave the way for a stronger and better Emperor. If you also killed Amaund Motierre, it was also a convenient way for Mede to get rid of a troublemaker (albeit at the cost of his own life) in the Elder Council.

XxHarounXx you don’t visit the Cloud District very often do you?

He tragically died during the attack of whiterun. Just ran into my sword. He ran into my sword ten times.

anger issues, YES let your hate flow. KILL HIM. DO IT. DO IT. DO IT NOW!!!

"Was"? What did you know about that?

I'd think that Nazeem would be pure ego though.

riicky83 he AC did a video on why she is a bitch

MxR* (sry, i had to)

Braith should know... two wrongs don't make a right.

You almost made me choke dude. Gods. Now that explains everything.

Opals 94 kids are sponges

Nr. 1 is the Dragonborn for sure XD

1. Dragonborn 2. Dragonborn 3. Dragonborn 4. Dragonborn 5. Dragonborn

Ulfric Stormcloak is at the top of that list, right? Or is he just a villain with no pretenses?

@Sterling Muse: ohhhh dont go there, mate. Leave pandoras box well-sealed XD

joe the sheep Pandora's Box? Sounds cool, I wonder what the inside looks like XD

eh, statistically speaking, boots and chest pieces are the heaviest and least valuable piece of any given set, and unless I have something with a worse weight to value ratio, I dump them first.

Greg Martin what can I say, Visenya the dragonborn likes shoes

Hey, can't blame a girl for loving shoes. ;) Though I'm not much of a shoe person. My Dragonborn loves her books though. She takes as many as she can and puts them in her library, doesn't matter if she has 10 million copies of the same book. lol

I think every dragonborn has severe kleptomania

@@troperhghar9898 I drop pretty much every item I find that isn't of use to me in any way. XD

SirSirupy fuck him

SirSirupy Much as I morally agree with destroying the Dark Brotherhood, I can never bring myself to do it simply because of how cheap the end result feels. The DB gets a whole questline to itself, but destroying it takes no more than a glorified miscellaneous mission. I just feel cheated.

Calamity Salmon true, they should have fleshed that out alot more. Like making you into a "punisher" of assassins, hunting them down, infiltrating their organizations, etc

@@lidendichsibenich2446 how many dark brotherhood sanctuaries do you think there are lmao. The only thing they really should've added is a quest to get the password to the door. But essentially destroying a DB sanctuary is as easy as that. There was a guy before the penitus oculatus who found this sanctuary and even got in without the door. If you read Cicero's diaries you'll see that all the sanctuary were easily destroyed. What protects them is their hidden location and the black door. Once you got over this they're just fragile mages or dagger wielders, except arnbjorn and veezara

Dennis Leonardo I agree with all that except that they are fragile. Except the vampire child they are all tough fighters, stealth or otherwise.

Max Jr he’s the bad guy to our player and that’s good enough because in every game your someone’s bad guy for example to dragons we’re probably the bad guy at least to Alduin.

mark of Dibella I'm pretty sure that the Dark Brother Hood members don't think of themselves as good guys. Alduin belies he needs to end the world so it can begin again or something along those lines. He believes what he is doing is right, the Dark Brother Hood just kills people for money and because their god says so. It's not about doing the right thing to them.

+Acendiat Media To be fair, Alduin isn't good in any sense of the word, nor is he trying to do the right thing. Alduin is the first born of Akatosh, his purpose is to end the world so that the next one can begin. However, Alduin is flawed. Instead of ending the world he wants to rule it, and he exerts a tyrannical rule over the other dragons as well. Alduin isn't pissed at the Dragonborn for trying to stop the end of the world, but because he sees the Dragonborn as an insult to his "birthright". After all, the Dragonborn is also a child of Akatosh, meaning it's Akatosh who created the Dragonborn to battle Alduin in the first place.

Jeebus. If you're playing an assassin who kills people at their weddings & plots to slay an emperor, it is a fair bet you aren't the shining hero of legend, but a villain.

ᛞᛟᛟᛗᛁᚾ He may believe that the world would be better under his rule. What I'm saying is that it is possible for alduin to believe himself to be in the right. His "birthright" right may be his justification. The dark brother hood aside from calcemo are just serial killers who are making a profit while they are at it. Even when following sithis they don't see themselves as in the right.

Nicholas Morgan he's loyal to the empire. By default, he's evil.

Black Ice For the forsworn!

Would you call Jauffre and Baurus evil?

Ya gotta put it into perspective the Dark Brotherhood is fucking evil as all hell! They are some of the worst people in the Elder Scrolls world, they are only popular cause they have this creepy loving nature for their members. But I still kill Maro because I am a Stormcloak and I remove any trace of the Empire or the Thalmor from Skyrim. FOR THE NORDS FOR YSMIR!

Crazyscotsman They do the work of a being higher than a god. One did not simply disobey Sithis.

CrumpetsRGood4U not gonna lie I got low key jump scared when he got closer

I'm not sure I should trust someone who break into your house and just watches you as you sleep, waiting for you to wake up so he can hand you a dagger.

Simen Amundsen I was 9 at the time. I was so freaked out

Honestly I always spared Cicero whenever I got to that point, even though I never knew the part about Lucien having something to say about it. My reasoning was that Cicero, while a crazy murder, is still friendly, honest, and loyal. Generally by the point that the mission to kill him came up, Astrid was becoming a bit hostile to the whole situation and never came across as trustworthy, while Cicero never lied during the entire time I'd known him (which included meeting him when he was stranded between Dawnstar and Whiterun and cheerfully explained that he was trying to transport a corpse) so I felt that it would be wrong to just kill him, especially since I don't like killing anyone that looks like a defenseless opponent that doesn't deserve it anyways. After the end of the Dark Brotherhood questline, though, it came to be my default response to that mission that I let him talk and then just walk out immediately: he's actually a decent companion, has (in my opinion) hilarious dialogue, and was the only person who seemed to realize that Astrid was untrustworthy, so sparing him is not only my way of rewarding him for his loyalty to the Dark Brotherhood over the woman who almost caused it to go extinct, but is also a result of me enjoying having him around.

"Let's kiiiill someone"

Same, me and Cicero have a lot in common, also, I don't want to piss off Sithis, lol

cicero is my favorite character. i think he is funny. he reminds me of excalibur from soul eater

His voice grated my nerves but his personality was beyond par

yep i definately sided with cicero in that quest, and im gald i did since he became a follower meanwhile astrid outright betrays you simply becuase she was jealous that you were the listener and gaining faith from the guild members, i mean sure she apologizes and sacrifices herself but still....dick move she got all but nazir and babette killed

Try reporting him to that guard in the quest long before the Dark Brotherhood quests, and look at what he did to those farmers. He is evil.

Over a thousand hours and it's the first time I even hear about it.

Jorge Cardoso that's it?? I have like 2000. And I STILL find new shit. Goddamn skyrim is amazing

Just finished playing it right now. Looks like a vanilla dungeon in the middle of nowhere. Nothing very special about it though.

Jorge Cardoso it’s hard to find.

Buli0n where is it?

HOLY SHIT

This would be even more amazing if it was Nate's real father

max van dijk aw c:

:D I love wholesomeness like this #HereComesMaverick

@S T Ξ Λ L T H Nate van Dijk ?

McMunchy probably Bethesda not wanting to make the meshes for it because if they made a red guard kid they couldn't justify not having other races as kids

McMunchy Because Bethesda is lazy. Just pretend she was adopted.

the name Braith means diversely colored so it might be a reference to that and it is possible to have biological children with a different skin color than you

Maybe she was adopted, there is a civil war so maybe like a lot of children in Skyrim, she likely lost her parents in the war

Because Nate has a texture mod. In the base game, she has slightly darker skin. She's still lighter skinned than her parents, but less so

Jason Watson except for when he tried to rule the world instead.

He probably destroyed the world so many times he wanted to do something different

Well, the Night Mother is actually a supernatural entity so, despite using a corpse to communicate with her followers, the Night Mother is a real leader(albeit one who is VERY hands-off). Which is something Astrid seemingly doesn't understand.

@Amber Hoke But that also would seem to suggest that Astrid has never talked to the Night Mother.

@Amber Hoke That's what I said. Astrid has never heard the voice of the Night Mother. And the more I think about it the more I wonder why...

Benji Tamm only after Nazeem :D

No wonder Alduin wants to destroy the world... that's where Braith lives

Benji Tamm the kid that bullied me in first grade is also the most evil person in the world XD

That’s bull! The real antagonist is Nazeem! Followed by the Thalmor

Braith is why I have a mod that lets you kill kids. I have never used it yet, but I feel better knowing it's available as an option.

Note: It is optional to kill him. You can literally just go right to the Emperor's ship and finish the quest. It's just there as an option to kill him. Though, I can only imagine what would happen to him if you leave him alive and it turns out he completely failed to protect the Emperor from you.

i love the DB and honsetly: if they had no questline and would just offer you contracts i'd be already happy because being a stealthy assasin is just the most fun in TES (not in online unfortunately). However, when it comes to questline-comparison the Skyrim-DB-Questline falls wayyyyy behind the Oblivion-DB-Questline (but that is hard to top to be honset). The Quest "Whodunit?" alone is better then the entire Skyrim-questline.

Thieves isn't good. Sure the story line is decent, but the entirety isn't that fun. Especially the last quest when you become Guild Master. ALL THOSE REQUIREMENTS! I say Dawnguard/Vampire (Don't know how to spell clan name) is 1st/2nd. The labyrinth in Mages was really fun tho. Ghost Zombies

yeah. Dawnguard-questline is pretty neat. Only thing i dont like is the ending as a vampire (i hate that u cant take down the sun yourself but its pretty obvious why u cant do it; however even if u want to play the villainoust villain ever u cant do it because in the end u can only do "the good thing". Which is kind of sad but i guess it would be hard to explain an eternal night away in TES6. However, they could have done it way better. A much better way out would have been if they would let you choose to do the ritual but let it fail for some reason (maybe a Dawnguard-hero is able to make the ultimate sacrifice and 1. destroy auriels bow or 2. heals Serana from vampirism thus making her blood useless for ritual-use. I would have loved that! Also this way the Dawnguard would feel more of a threat than just a bunch of target dolls like they usually do (even in a highly modded game to increase difficulty the never do anything other than attack (and die). It never seems as if they have a plan or something)

You can use bloodcursed elven arrows to block the sun for one day.

Does that surprise you?

At least you have your priorities straight

When you start the Brotherhood questline but you just finished the Thieves guild.

@@Aizec300 Thieves vs Assassins? What is this? Marvel Comics? :p (yes really, Marvel comics has as part of Gambit's backstory that in MCU there are two guilds of thieves and assassins in New Orleans both of which regularly fight each other for influence and power)

I sense a mystery Was just about to say the exact same thing, Cicero is my all time favourite character from Skyrim and through all the playthroughs I have, I have never once killed him, also he fits as a companion with all my sneaky snek builds

he's annoying. enough said.

Easy killed him for his unique clothes and put them up on display as a trophy in one of my houses lol

@@segampharos2086 I killed him because he’s a sadistic psychopath. Doesn’t matter how sad of a backstory he has. He’s a murderer who enjoys killing innocents, plain & simple.

Skyrim is like 10 years old lmao

Welcome to one of the absolute coolest games ever, Ivan. Enjoy the ride. :)

I know this is a year old but I was I was new to Skyrim, I’m 17 and have been playing since like 11

... Assassin Kitty feels unloved and slips back into the darkness to cry for a while. :(

Long live the Empire.

Joe D. Pooly Long live the Empire!

you are literally just saying that because you're in the empire, even though Skyrim still belongs to the nords.

Sundqvist after few gameplays I started solving their plot this way.

Adam Case well who is evil and who is good is not black and white, it's a matter of perspective.

If you want to be lore friendly, killing Cicero is breaking one of the 5 tenets (Never kill another member of the Brotherhood), which of course, invokes the wrath of Sithis

never did either for the reason Jargon Madjin pointed out. Cicero is right and Astrid is wrong. If anything you should have killed Astrid (which isnt possible unfortunately but if it where possible, the DB-questline would be pretty much done at that point)

well, you kinda do kill Astrid after the fire

I was going to spare him when i played the game back in the day, I even exited the area. But cicero being an unstable and insane killer, i feared that letting him live would have some sort of consequenes. So i litterarly ran all the way back to slice him up with a sword. And the way he reacted by immeadetely going from crying for mercy to agressive taunting about him trying to decieve me, made me feel validated with my decision

yeah but too late. I meant at the point where u are sent after Cicero (also btw. the only one to whom you are the listener and the true leader of the DB)

Jack Rooker true the dragonborn is the villain

vegeta xx The dragonborn never joined the brotherhood, thats silly as fuck* :P

Maro is loyal to the empire. He's evil.

Black Ice The empire isnt evil lmao

Sabina Q hilarious

FLAME RUNNER 3099 refrence

Uh no? That phrasing is pretty straight forward and generic. By your logic "hello" and "bye" would also be star wars references.

Ralph Fischer OH MY GOD THERE'S SO MANY STAR WARS REFERENCES

Ralph Fischer In most places, people don't use the word "disturbance" unless they are either English teachers or referencing Star Wars. It was definitely a partial reference. At the very least, they knew what people would think when they wrote the line and had the actor say it; I would bet all my money on that.

Yes they do say disturbance. And please don't say "in most places" suggesting that you would have some kind of statistic to back it up. You obviously wouldn't know. That being said - you never reported a disturbance to the police? It is the noun to "to disturb" which is pretty common in modern english. What else would you call it if you witnessed someone disturbing someone? Here is an exercise: Rewrite the expression "There is a disturbance in the void." without changing the meaning. You can't. Because it's a generic phrase. There isn't a reference everywhere you want it to be. The emperor has no clothes either.

Robert Silvers Thinking about being blind and being left alone in a cave that is filled with dead bodies of your fellows, not knowing what happened and wondering why you haven’t heard from anyone in a while....

No, he does very occasionally but always bleeps it out.

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Dush Dj I never did because he's a cultist murderer. I helped him fix his wagon but besides that I always killed the brotherhood.

Because it makes tons more sense than murdering them to life!

Problem with Miraak is that he was a bad guy. Yes he was being used himself, but he was hell-bent on controlling the world.

Or Lord Harkon

He is straight up a bad guy because the reason for his rebellion is power, not to free men from the dragon slavery, he wants to be the top of the food chain.

actually Maro is still the antagonist as antagonist does not mean evil it just means working against the protagonist that is the dragonborn's goals

The Brotherhood isn't exactly in the wrong either honestly (But f*ck Astrid, she breaks all 5 tenets so Sithis won't be happy with her), the Brotherhood takes contracts, they're just killing targets that other people want killed, it's pretty much a job, a violent one but still

You are in this situation an anti-hero (hero, who isn't all about justice and restoring peace) and Maro is an anti-villain (villain, who does stand on the side of the good guys but does questionable things in order to reach his goal). A protagonist is a main character of a story, in games, the player character is *always* the protagonist and the one you are trying to stop from doing some evil stuff is *always* the antagonist. I think you mixed those terms up.

e bordz Lmao did you really just say that?

Well as the dragonborn the dark brotherhood are the antagonist considering they sent not one but two assassins after me. It's not my fault those people walked into my sword and the whiterun cow preformed the black sacrement on me.

Arvind Raghavan I don't side with DB so Maro is like my pal

Killing his son, Vittoria Vici and the Gourmet made me feel terrible.

I enjoyed killing him, and his son, as I am a psychopath in skyrim.

well. If u feel bad about it dont join the DB. Try to roleplay. Either make a villain or dont make one and then behave accordingly to your character. Dont just do all quests and all guilds with any character. This will greatly enhance your experience, trust me. However, if u play a villain you should try to enjoy it ;-)

joe the sheep or like in my case play an unpredictable psychopath with multiple personalities who changes his mind on who his friends are especially when money is involved. haha.

Jargon Madjin not that Sithis can really do anything about it as it is more of an force than a being. It's not really sentient. And the dark brotherhood are almost certainly worship melphala

I actually agree with breaking the tenets, just silly for assassins to have little rules, so it's probably why I don't see her as a traitor, it's better then having Sithis attack you because you accidentally hit someone in the training room. Stuff you Sithis, I didn't mean to hit Octieva in Oblivion. Wished you could have opted to agree with her and not have the NM, I rather serve Astrid then a corpse that is being screwed by a crazy assassin.

Her plan was to defeat both the Legion and the Stormcloaks.

Yeah thats right. Forgot. I dont see her as an evil character, I wish there was a way to join forces.

Lu'ah Al-Skaven, that's her name.

Lu'ah Al-Skaven is her name.

Big McLargehuge soljunds sinkhole right?

Chris Assassin lol

Chris Assassin I mean he was just trying to do his job right?

Yeah he was just a little bit cranky and lonely after being sent 4000 years forward in time so he tried to resurrect some of his old pals to keep him company. And then some guy just starts shouting at him!

Veiled Sky that's what I think. He was made to "recycle" the world and the first time around he didn't, but when he tried to correct that we stop him

Veiled Sky hitmen also just do their job right?

does nazeem count?

Ulfric is really the more villainous though. He just wants the throne for himself and doesn't care about who he crosses or kills to get it. He doesn't care about what his people do to others and only cares about being high king he also wants a war with the thalmor which will just result in skyrim being genocided by high elves and probably the same happening to the empire and then you have the whole continent being ruled by elven supremacists. The Empire are just defending there land from rebels (the empire started in Skyrim with Tiber Septims campaign at the end of the 2nd era) and preparing for the coming war with the Thalmor.

u know that the commentsection would be filled with pro/contra imperial/stormcloak-posts. For the sake of discussion its good he left those guys out ^^

Torin Jones Ulfric did nothing wrong.

From Uflric's page on Skyrim Wiki, specifically on his policies and beliefs Much of Stormcloak doctrine stems from Ulfric's views that Skyrim should secede from what he considers a corrupt crumbling Empire; one that already is defeated by the Thalmor. After witnessing the deaths of an untold number of Nords who sacrificed themselves during The Great War, Ulfric considered the White-Gold Concordat treaty between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion to be a complete betrayal of the Empire's citizens.[2] Ulfric also seeks to become the next High King, as he believes there has not been a "true" High King in Skyrim for generations, and that previous kings were puppets that were hand-picked by the Emperor.[2] Some Nords feel that his opposition to the White-Gold Concordat and the banning of Talos worship in Skyrim is simply a facade for him to gain more supporters to gain his true goal of becoming High King of Skyrim.[16] However, asking Ulfric how he became Jarl of Eastmarch will reveal that he is very dedicated in following the ways of traditional Nord beliefs. He says that the throne he sits on is Ysgramor's and his father's, rather than his, and that he only hopes he can do both of them proud.[2] Furthermore, Ulfric's dialogue with Galmar Stone-Fist reveals that he does not relish the lives that will be lost in his rebellion and is considerate of the Nord families who will lose loved ones in his civil war. Even so, Ulfric feels he must see his quest for Skyrim's independence to its final conclusion as he sees the Empire as an inept parasite that continues to bleed Skyrim dry to recoup their losses from the Great War that they chose to surrender in. He also sees the Empire as an obstacle which is preventing his people from ridding his homeland of Thalmor influence. In addition to his qualms about how the Empire's politics are affecting his homeland, he also resents the Empire for what he sees as unjustly criminalizing the Nord people for desiring to rule themselves and disregarding the sacrifices of all the soldiers who fought in the Great War by appeasing the oppressive demands of the Aldmeri Dominion.[17] With several of his policies being nationalistic in tone, many non-Nord and some Nords consider Ulfric to be prejudiced. He is believed by some to have sequestered the Dunmer population in Windhelm to the slums of the Gray Quarter[18] and the Argonians to the assemblage off the docks, issuing a decree forbidding the Argonians from living within the city's walls,[19] contrary to his father Hoag's[12] more "soft" policy,[20] however this hostile belief toward outsiders is shared by much of Windhelm's populace.[18] Dialogue with Niranye-an Altmer who lives within the city-actually suggests that it is the Dunmer who chose to live in the Gray Quarter due to being "too proud and naive to understand the way things truly are."[21] Similar comments are made by Belyn Hlaalu, a Dunmer who owns property in Windhelm.[22] Pleas from Dunmer citizens often fall on deaf ears, leading them to believe he has nothing but disdain for them. Some even claim Ulfric refuses to send aid to the Khajiit caravans and non-Nord towns that have been raided by bandits.[18] Dialogue shared between Ulfric and his steward Jorleif indicate, however, that he does not attend to the issues in his city because he is too preoccupied with the Stormcloak Rebellion and the greater issues of Skyrim to worry about them, saying it is the guards' jobs to deal with such issues.[23] He also allows non-Nords to live peacefully in Windhelm and own businesses, including Altmer and Imperials. He also allows a Dunmer, Belyn Hlaalu, to own a successful farm in the outskirts of the city, and employ an elderly Nord woman. Ulfric admits to having fallen from the Greybeards' strict teachings about using the Way of the Voice for anything other than the worship of Kynareth, however he still believes that his Thu'um should not be used lightly and rarely uses his training.[2] He also still refers to Arngeir as "Master Arngeir," despite not training with them for a number of years.

Torin Jones If its so important to stay in the empire why didn't they do anything to redguards who left them. I call double standarts.

x Dejwidzz WHAT! 😂😂

Layna Vile I was playing my game and my dad got interested and started watching (my dad also watched when my sister play with him as a follower) and asked if I could heal Cicero when he was begging for his life which I couldn't do but I did want to.

Suicideassassin 6 well, most NPCs chance to attend to your wedding is random as hell

He didn't attend any of my weddings, either... but that's probably because my characters killed him each time. :(

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