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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dragonborn is the third and final add-on for the action role-playingopen world video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It was developed by Bethesda Game Studios and released by Bethesda Softworks on the Xbox Live Marketplace on December 4, 2012. The Microsoft Windows version was released on February 5, 2013, and the PlayStation 3 version was released on February 12, 2013.^[1]

Dragonborn involves the player character coming into contact with the first Dragonborn, Miraak. The game takes place on the island of Solstheim, previously featured in the Bloodmoon expansion for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.

Gameplay[edit]

Dragonborn follows the same gameplay style as Skyrim, with the player free to explore the island of Solstheim at will, pursuing quests at their leisure. New armors, weapons, locations, and enemies have been introduced. A new feature in Dragonborn is the ability to tame and ride dragons. The player can use a dragon to target and attack enemies, but does not have complete control of the flight.^[2] New dragon shouts have also been introduced.

Setting[edit]

The expansion is set on the island of Solstheim, located off the north coast of Morrowind. Solstheim was a territory belonging to Skyrim until the High King gave the island to Morrowind to serve as a refuge for the Dunmer fleeing Morrowind after the eruption of the Red Mountain volcano. Geographically, half of Solstheim is similar to northern Skyrim, covered in icy glaciers and snow. The other half is barren, and covered in ash following the Red Mountain disaster. The island's settlements and buildings also reflect the differing cultures, with the Nordic half of the land featuring architecture similar to Skyrim's. The rest of the island follows a Dunmeri (Dark Elves) architectural style, even containing a giant mushroom transformed into a house. The island's main settlement, Raven Rock, is governed by House Redoran, one of five Great Houses who rule over Morrowind, and protected by their personal hold guards, the Redoran Guard.

Plot[edit]

Dragonborn's main quest line is initiated following an attack on the player, the Last Dragonborn, by cultists worshipping someone named Miraak, who is also referred to as First Dragonborn. The player defeats the cultists and, upon investigating them, discovers a set of orders revealing their origins: the island of Solstheim. The player then journeys to Solstheim to confront Miraak and his followers by chartering a ship, the Northern Maiden, out of Windhelm to take them to Raven Rock.

After arriving on the island, the player begins interrogating the citizens of Solstheim about Miraak. It immediately becomes apparent that a majority of Solstheim's population has been unconsciously enslaved by Miraak and forced to work on several runic monoliths called 'All-Maker Stones', scattered across the island. Among the unaffected observers is a Telvanni wizard, Neloth, who directs the player to the Temple of Miraak. The player reaches the Temple and encounters a Nord named Frea, who is immune to Miraak's control, attempting in vain to break his spell over her people, the Skaal. She accompanies the player into the Temple. Inside, the player discovers a 'Black Book', and after reading it, is unwittingly transported into a realm of Oblivion called Apocrypha, where they witness Miraak planning his invasion of Tamriel. Miraak discovers their presence, incapacitates them, and dismisses the player as inferior before having a pair of Seekers, guardians of Apocrypha, return them to Solstheim.

Upon their return, the player visits Skaal Village and, advised by the Skaal shaman Storn, performs a special dragon shout on an All-Maker Stone, purifying the monolith and freeing the Skaal and the other denizens of the island from Miraak's control, while also having to contend with Lurkers, the other guardians of Apocrypha, sent by Miraak to reclaim the All-Maker Stones. Storn then sends the player to Neloth, who reveals that the Black Books are relics belonging to the Daedric Prince of Fate, Knowledge, and Memory, Hermaeus Mora, also known as the 'keeper of forbidden knowledge', and the source of Miraak's power.

Neloth accompanies the player to the Dwemer ruin of Nchardak to retrieve another Black Book sealed inside a complex container. They release the mechanism and learn of a shout called 'Bend Will', which is believed to be instrumental in defeating Miraak. Through the Black Books, the player journeys into Apocrypha again, and personally encounters Hermaeus Mora. Mora explains that if the player wishes to defeat Miraak, he must gain the same knowledge that Miraak possesses. He agrees to impart such knowledge in exchange for the secrets of the Skaal, one of the few remaining pieces of knowledge kept from the Daedric prince to place in his vast library in Apocrypha. After encountering and killing the dragon Krosulhah outside Nchardak, sent by Miraak to eliminate the player, they return to Skaal Village and persuade Storn to surrender the tribe's secrets. Despite Frea's protests, Storn communicates directly with Mora, who then proceeds to sap him of his knowledge, killing him in the process. The player then learns the final word of 'Bend Will', enabling them to defeat Miraak.

The player returns to Apocrypha and uses 'Bend Will' to subdue Miraak's dragon, Sarohtaar, allowing them to mount him in flight. Curl martillo con mancuernas. Sarohtaar flies the player to Miraak's tower, the Summit of Apocrypha. There, the player and Miraak battle, with Miraak sacrificing Sarohtaar and his other two dragons, Relonikiv and Kruziikrel, to replenish his strength until Hermaeus Mora intervenes, fatally impaling Miraak while expressing anger at his rebellion and betrayal of Mora's trust with the knowledge he was granted by the Daedric Prince. Mora transfers Miraak's soul and power to the player, who is then transported back to Solstheim.

Soundtrack[edit]

The soundtrack associated with Dragonborn includes music previously used in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, as well as several new tracks composed by Jeremy Soule, who composed the soundtrack for several other games in The Elder Scrolls series.^[3]

Release[edit]

Dragonborn was originally announced via a trailer on November 5, 2012.^[4]Dragonborn was released on the Xbox Live Marketplace on December 4, 2012. The Microsoft Windows version was released on February 5, 2013. The PlayStation 3 version was released on February 12, 2013 in North America, and February 13, 2013 in Europe.^[1]

Reception[edit]

Dragonborn has received mainly positive critical reception. GamesRadar applauded the number of side quests, and the new weapons and dragon shouts, but dismissed the dragon riding feature as 'gimmicky'.^[14]Eurogamer gave the content 9 out of 10, praising the quests, new enemies and new location.^[15]Joystiq applauded the amount of content in Dragonborn, including the new settings and enemies, but felt that the narrative was too familiar.^[16]

References[edit]

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2. ^''The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn' DLC Review'. Multiplayerblog.mtv.com. 2012-12-07. Retrieved 2013-01-18.
3. ^'Mistersoule on twitter: 'Yes I Did!''. Twitter. Retrieved 31 December 2016.
4. ^'Bethesda Confirms Skyrim Dragonborn DLC'. IGN. Retrieved 2013-01-18.
5. ^'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn for Xbox 360 Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
6. ^'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn for PC Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
7. ^'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn for PlayStation 3 Reviews'. Metacritic. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
8. ^'Review: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Dragonborn'. Destructoid. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
9. ^Whitehead, Dan (2012-12-05). 'The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim - Dragonborn review • Reviews • Xbox 360 •'. Eurogamer.net. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
10. ^'Lovecraftian Excellence - The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dragonborn - Xbox 360'. www.GameInformer.com. 2012-12-11. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
11. ^'Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn Review'. GameTrailers. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
12. ^Ryan McCaffrey 13 Dec 2012 (2012-12-13). 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn Review'. IGN. Retrieved 2013-09-04.
13. ^Christopher Livingston 28 Feb 2012 (2012-02-28). 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn Review'. PC Gamer US. Retrieved 2013-12-09.
14. ^Words: John Learned on Dec. 6, 2012 (2012-12-06). 'The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Dragonborn review'. GamesRadar. Retrieved 2013-01-18.
15. ^Whitehead, Dan (2012-12-05). 'The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim - Dragonborn review • Reviews • Xbox 360 •'. Eurogamer.net. Retrieved 2013-01-18.
16. ^Martin, Garrett (2012-12-11). 'Skyrim - Dragonborn review: Miraak-ulous'. Joystiq. Retrieved 2013-01-18.

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Severin Manor is a home in Raven Rock, initially inhabited by Mirri, Tilisu, and Vendil Severin. It can be later awarded to you by Councilor Morvayn as a quest reward for Served Cold. It can be found as the last house on the right on the way to the Earth Stone, opposite the end of the abandoned building, facing the waterfront.

NPCs Living Here[edit]

Related Quests[edit]

• Served Cold: Save Councilor Morvayn from an assassination plot.

Walkthrough[edit]

Exterior[edit]

Approaching the manor you will find a lit brazier to the left of the entrance with two urns behind it. There are three scathecraw and two trama root plants in the front of the house. The ash has built up behind the house to the same height as the house and there are cliffs behind.

Solstheim Armor

Severin Manor[edit]

Severin Manor is a typical house on Solstheim, where you enter into the top floor, with the main sleeping areas downstairs with a central stairwell and cooking area on the top floor behind the stairwell. On your left as you enter are five straw bales with an open box containing five ash yams beside them. A bench and pile of firewood are to the right. Against the west wall is a fire place with a cooking pot on a stand in front and a chair to the side. To the right is a round wooden table with two chairs, on the table is a bottle of sujamma and one of shein and copies of The House of Troubles and The Five Far Stars. Against the north wall are three fish barrels, one of which has three loaves of bread on top, to the right of these is a table. The table holds a bottle of sujamma, one of shein, three bottles of alto wine and two bottles of wine, two loaves of bread, three ash yams in wooden bowls and an iron war axe. There is another barrel to the right of the table with four cabbages on top. There is an empty table between this and the entrance. Around the stairwell are two urns on the south side.

Descending the stairs leads to a central corridor with doors leading off to the south and west. To the north is an area for smithing with a bench and two urns against the north wall leading into the main smithing area with a row of three weapon racks on your left, followed by a tanning rack. To the right of this is a grindstone and then a workbench. There is a full blacksmiths forge, complete with anvil against the east wall and a smelter to the right of it. To the right of the smelter is an open crate containing seven steel and seven iron ingots. Beside this is a pile of coal for the smelter. To the south are four straw bales with practice dummies set up in front. There is a central pillar in the middle supporting the vaulted ceiling with six barrels around it, on one of the barrels are three bottles of Nord mead, another has one more bottle of Nord mead and a third has a mead barrel. Opposite the smelter against the central pillar is another row of three weapon racks.

Through the door on to the south you'll find Mirri Severin's bedroom until completion of the Served Cold quest. A bench is opposite the door. Further into the room there is a second bench on your left. Against the north wall are two sacks beside a sideboard with a shelf. On top are three green and one red apples, two boiled creme treats and a sweet roll. On the shelf are three coin purses, one small, two medium. To the right of this are two barrels and then a second sideboard with shelf. On top of this unit is a troll skull and on the shelf are copies of both volumes of The Red Year and Words of the Wind. Against the southeast wall is a single bed and to the left, as you look at it a sideboard with shelf containing two bowls of cabbage potato soup, three bottles of sujamma and two copies of History of Raven Rock, Vol. I. There is an unlocked chest to the right of the bed. To the southwest is a small planting area with seven ash yam and two scathecraw plants growing. Next to these are two flower baskets containing three ash yams.

Back out into the main corridor and further in on the left is an alchemy area with five barrels, three of which contain ingredients. On top of the second barrel is a copy of The Axe Man, on the barrel next to it are an enchanter's philter and solution of enhanced stamina. On top of the four barrel are two elves ears and a bowl of bone meal. Next to this there is a basket on the floor containing sixteen chaurus eggs. There is an alchemy lab against the south wall with sets of shelves either side containing an ashen grass pod, two bowls of bone meal, a piece of burnt spriggan wood, a canis root, six bowls of fire salts, five bowls of frost salts, two bowls of glow dust, three samples of lavender, a pot of spawn ash, two taproots, three trama roots, two potions of minor healing, a potion of minor magicka, a potion of cure disease, a bottle of potent poison, a draught of light feet, a bottle of matze and three sacks. In front of the shelves to the right of the alchemy lab is a large open crate containing four mammoth tusks, To the right of this is another open crate containing a sample of fly amanita, a sample Namira's rot and six chaurus eggs. Finally in this area are two more barrels with a pot of ash hopper jelly and two Felsaad tern feathers on top.

Opposite the alchemy area is an enchanting area complete with an arcane enchanter against the north wall. There are six weapon plaques on the wall and three shield plaques including one directly above the arcane enchanter. To the right of this is a basket containing two trama roots, next to this is a round wooden table with a petty, two lesser and two common soul gems all empty. There are several baskets either side of the arcane enchant, two of which contain a total of three empty lesser soul gems and eighteen empty common soul gems. To the left of all that are two barrels.

Through the door to the west is Vendil and Tilisu Severin's bedroom. As you enter there are four armor mannequins in a square with a weapon rack either side of each of them. Following the room around to the left you find two barrels, there are two bottles of sujamma on top of one of them. To the right is a long table with a row of lit candles on, a chair is at either end and on top are four ash yams, three bottles of matze, one of sujamma, three of alto wine and one of wine, goat cheese wheel, sliced goat cheese, sliced eidar cheese and an eidar cheese wedge. To the southwest is an unlocked chest, an expert-locked safe, an empty set of shelves and another unlocked chest. The double bed is against the west wall with a shield plaque above and another unlocked chest at the foot of the bed. To the right of the bed, to the northwest is a small wooden table and chair. On the table are two bottles of matze and a troll skull. To the right of this is a set of shelves containing an unlocked chest, three empty common soul gems, a potion of minor healing, a potion of cure disease and two potions of plentiful healing. To the right of this is another small wooden table and chair with a bottle of matze on top. Between this and the door are three unlocked display cabinets, the first contains a steel war axe, the second two steel daggers, an amethyst, a garnet and an emerald. The third only has a row of skulls in. There are two pillars supporting the vaulted ceiling, the one on the right as you enter the room has two barrels and a sack by it.

Achievements[edit]

One achievement is unlocked when you take ownership of the house:

• Raven Rock Owner (20 points/Bronze)

Notes[edit]

• Aside from Creation Club content, this is the only house that you can obtain completely for free.
• Spouses and children cannot be moved into Severin Manor due to Solstheim being a separate area and adoption being from a separate DLC.

Bugs[edit]

• Even after gaining ownership of the house, the background music may continue to be combat or dungeon music from quest events.
  • This bug is fixed by version 1.0.1 of the Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.
• The bed may not give a well rested bonus when used.
  • This bug is fixed by version 1.0.1 of the Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.
• Sometimes the smelter doesn't show up, but the option to use it still remains. To fix this just exit the house and reenter. The smelter should now function properly. ^?
• Books may disappear when placed on the bookshelf in the master bedroom. ^?
• NPC followers may disappear if told to wait in the house. ^?
• After completing the quest and gaining ownership of the house, you may be told that 'You cannot sleep while being asked to leave' when you try to use the beds. This will usually happen if you 1) killed Tilisu and Mirri at night, and 2) had followers while doing so. It can be fixed on the PC by 1) resurrecting Tilisu and Mirri through the console, 2) waiting for 24 hours outside the house, and then 3) killing them again through the console. ^{[verification needed — Are all conditions and the fix tested?]}

Gallery[edit]

• Bedroom with a garden

• Armory

• Enchanting station

• Alchemy lab

Skyrim Solstheim Hrodulf's House