Another series from The Elder Scrolls Game...
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is published by Bethesda Softworks and developed by Bethesda Game Studios. This action role-playing open world video game was released on November 11, 2011 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 platform. This is the fifth of this video game's series.
In this game, your objective is to defeat Alduin, evil Dragon God who want to destroy the world. This game takes place at the fictional province of Skyrim, upon the continent of Tamriel, and the planet of Nirn about two years after Oblivion(the fourth series of The Elder Scrolls). In this game the player can explore the land at will and ignore or postpone the main quest indefinitely. So, you can freely explore this game withhout being drived by the storyline. With this features and many other interesting features, Skyrim has received universal acclaim from critics, selling more than 3.5 million copies within the first 48 hours of release.
The story starts when after the Dragon attack on Helgen, the player character may choose to escape either with an Imperial soldier or a Stormcloak rebel. After that, the player comes to the nearby town of Riverwood. Then, the player is asked to travel to the city of Whiterun, to request aid from the Jarl against the Dragon threat. The Jarl agrees, and send a detachment of soldiers to Riverwood. He also asks the player to aid his court-wizard in return, retrieving a Dragonstone from a nearby ruin known as Bleak Falls Barrow. In the process, the player discovers a Word-Wall, learning their first "Thu'um", the shouts used by the ancient Nords to battle the Dragons.
After the player returning to Whiterun, he/she is asked to assist in defending the city from an attacking Dragon. After that fight, the player character absorbs the Dragon's soul, which unlocks the Thu'um the player gained in Bleak Falls Barrow. Feel amazed with that, the Whiterun soldiers tell him/her that he/she may be a "Dragonborn". Dragon born is the one who able to naturally speak Draconic, the Dragon language, and absorb their souls. After returning to the Jarl with news of the Dragon's defeat, monks who live in seclusion in their temple of High Hrothgar on the slopes of Skyrim's highest mountain, The Throat of the World given order to the player to meet with the Greybeards. Then, The Greybeards further train the player in the "Way of the Voice", teaching the player more powerful Thu'um's and also instructing the player on their destiny and role of the Dragonborn. As a further test, the Greybeards test the player with the mission to retrieve the legendary Horn of Jurgen Windcaller. After that, the player fulfil the mission, but he/she discovers the Horn has been stolen by Delphine, who wishes to meet the Dragonborn. Delphine is Riverwood's innkeeper and one of the last surviving members of The Blades. Then the two witness Alduin reviving a Dragon from a burial mound and successfully defeat the Dragon. Afterwards, Delphine helps the player infiltrate the Thalmor Embassy near Solitude, the headquarters of agents of the Elven Aldmeri Dominion, to follow up on her suspicions about Thalmor's possible involvement with the Dragon threat. While there, Delphine and the player discover the Thalmor are searching for a man named Esbern, an eccentric archivist of the Blades Order. Delphine then instructs the player to locate Esbern, known to be hiding in the sewers and ratways of Riften.
The player character accompanies the Blades in search of "Alduin's Wall", located in an ancient Blades fortress known as Sky Haven Temple. While the Blades set up headquarters in the temple, the player character learns that the ancient Nords used a special Thu'um against Alduin called "Dragonrend", which represented mankind's comprehensive hatred for Dragonkind, to cripple his ability to fly so they could engage him. To gain more information, the player meets the leader of the Greybeards, an ancient Dragon named Paarthurnax. Paarthurnax reveals that Alduin was not truly defeated in the past, but was sent forward to an unspecified point in time by the use of an Elder Scroll, in the hopes that he would get lost. The player manages to locate the Elder Scroll within the Dwemer ruin of Blackreach and uses it to travel back in time, learning the powerful Dragonrend shout to combat Alduin.
Armed with the knowledge of how the ancient Nords defeated Alduin, the player battles Alduin on the summit of the Throat of the World. Overpowered by the player, Alduin flees to Sovngarde, the location of the Nordic afterlife. The player learns that Dragonsreach, the palace of the Jarl of Whiterun, was originally built to trap and hold a dragon. The Jarl of Whiterun refuses to allow the player to utilize Dragonsreach and possibly endanger the city if the civil war between the Stormcloaks and the Imperial Legion still rages. With the help of the Greybeards, the player calls a council between General Tullius and Ulfric Stormcloak, successfully calling for a temporary armistice while the Dragon threat exists.
The player summons and traps a Dragon named Odahviing in Dragonsreach, learning from him that Alduin has fled to Sovngarde through a portal located high in the mountains, at an ancient fort called Skuldafn. Odahviing, impressed with the player's Thu'um and ability to capture him, agrees to fly the player to Skuldafn, claiming Alduin has shown himself as weak and undeserving of leadership over the "Dovah"/Dragons. Upon arrival at Skuldafn, the player travels to Sovngarde and meets with Ysgramor, the legendary Nord who, along with his Five Hundred Companions, drove the Elves out of Skyrim. Ysgramor informs the player that Alduin has placed a soul-snare in Sovngarde, allowing him to gain strength by devouring the souls of deceased Nords arriving at Sovngarde. The player meets up with the three heroes of Nordic legend who defeated Alduin originally, and, with their help, confronts Alduin in Sovngarde and destroys him.Link website | Skyrim |
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