The Dawnguard Debut Trailer is Here!
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Hey, you never know. Spears might just be in Dawnguard somewhere. And if there are, then I might finally be able to make my Imperial Hoplite named Vlad and impale a fool. Though, if and when they DO add spears, I'd definitely want to be able to craft my own. An Ebony Spear would just be badass.Kalezian said:
Presumably because dragons can swim, and you can't see it when it's underwater. What better way to channel its inner gator by breaking the ice under your feet and catching you by surprise?Ed130 said:
Wondering if there will be werewolves in the dawngaurd trying to extinguish their enemyDVS BSTrD said:
OT: -_- FFFFFFFFF thanks for being assholes bethesda. charging a full $20 because they know everyone will pay it. This also means that ALL of their other DLC will be the same price(looking at fallout) aka since they will surely do more than three of these(probably 5) we will be paying for more than another game just for the DLC.
OOT:Sadly i know im still gonna get them all
Hmm, you have a point there, but I think they'll just visit some unexplored northern island for this since High Rock's only path to Skyrim is along a narrow mountain pass which is at the north-west tip that most people never see, that and, well, last I checked High rock is pretty big, as in too-large-for-1600-MS-points big.95spartans said:
P.S. I thought Nords were Vikings, Imperials were romans, Redguards were Arabian and Bretons represented everything from Western Europe?
If you look on the Wiki, Bretons are based off French, Celtic, and Gaelic cultures. The forsworn are the Breton's tie to Celtic and Gaelic.Josh12345 said:
so being a vampire might actually be a valid option now(it was always a choice but only a fool choose to be a weak vampire instead of a werewolf)
but this....is an expansion packIrvingNobel said:
like, an entire subplot with two new factions that are actually large enough to care about, expanded vampire abilities, and additional gear and stuff
it might not be as large as bloodmoon but it follows in the tradition of dropping a large section of "oh wait i never noticed this being here before" into the game
plus it probably won't drop you into a one sided multiple werewolf attack lol
It doesn't need to be all of high rock, maybe just the eastern part. Also the only northern island big enough is solstheim I think. Any further north and you get to Atmora which is too frozen, it being unfrozen would be mentioned as a main part of the dlc's storyline. A narrow mountain pass is better than nothing.Josh12345 said:
Well, kind of. The Snow Elves 'devolved' into the Falmer after they lost their war with the Nords and retreated underground, whereupon they were betrayed and enslaved by the Dwemer. Before then they were (apparently) intellegent and articulate just like other elves, rather than the practically rebid Falmer you meet in the game who only ever want to slit you up. Thing is, they are only ever referred to in the game as Falmer, but when this DLC was first revealed there was something about a 'Snow Elf King' or something (I don't remember the details too well) which suggested that maybe you would get the chance to meet an actual, un-devolved Snow Elf, rather than just another Falmer.tthor said:
vampirism is nice 'n all but I'm jumping on the crossbow bandwagon and bolt meself some longfangs.
CAPTCHA: attila the hun
close, but no cigar.
CAPTCHA: attila the hun
close, but no cigar.
