He soon began taking more dangerous, more lucrative contracts, eventually culminating in the retrieval of an Elder Scroll from deep within the Valenwood, in Malabal Tor. Be it with sword or shield, he seemed to have a natural affinity for warcraft and a penchant for violence. And so the Dragonslayer, with nothing else to engage his mind or body, started practicing.

Protecting Khajiit caravans paid well, but wasn't very interesting work. All that is known at this time was that he It was over a decade later when the enigmatic Slayer of Dragons found himself hitching a ride with a travelling merchant to the Imperial City, where he made a living as a sell-sword.

And if the Dragonslayer knows anything about his mysterious childhood, he's staying tight-lipped about it. Others are more realistic, like how the Dragonslayer was found by a hermit living in the area and getting nursed back to health, eventually leaving the baby at the doors to High Hrothgar, where his dragon blood awoke. Some theories are entirely unbelievable, such as the young Nord was eventually discovered by a pack of wolves, and raised as one if their own. It is unknown how the infant Dragonslayer survived alone in the wilds, though it is a subject of wild speculation. 'Former' as in not living anymore, having died shortly after childbirth. His mother, a former member of the legendary Companions of Jorrvaskr. The Dragonslayer was born in 4E 170, exactly 31 years before the Dragon Crisis, in the Skyrim wilderness near Ivarstead, at the foot of the Throat of the World. NOTE: Any gender can be used for the Dragonslayer, but for the purposes of this build we will be using a male.

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