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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	This is the tale of an ancient people, warriors and kings, who since the Mythic Era itself have dwelt in the the north and struggled to tame an unforgiving land. It is an army of Man, the first scions of that race to set foot upon Tamriel. It is in Skyrim that the culture of strength and glory, parent to the Cyrodiilic Empire itself, still endures.		This is the tale of an ancient people, warriors and kings, who since the Mythic Era itself have dwelt in the the north and struggled to tame an unforgiving land. It is an army of Man, the first scions of that race to set foot upon Tamriel. It is in Skyrim that the culture of strength and glory, parent to the Cyrodiilic Empire itself, still endures.

	===History===		===History===

	====The Dawn of History====		====The Dawn of History====

	In the time after the Dawn, when the gods ceased to walk Nirn, the land of Tamriel was wild and mysterious. It was here that the beast people dwelt, their history unrecorded. The Mer, the Elves and Dwarves, came to Tamriel in this time, and forged great civilizations. Many of the mer dwelt for ages in the south and the west, in the lands of Summurset, Pyandonea, and Valenwood. But other mer spread northwards: a cruel civilization of High Elves dwelt around the Niben, while beyond them to Resdayn journeyed the Chimer, followers of the Prophet Veloth. The Dwemer, or Dwarves, inhabited all the northern half of Tamriel, building great cities of wonder beneath the ground. And the Falmer, the Snow Elves, built above the lands of the north great cities of beauty, carved of ice and stone. This was the golden age of the elves.		In the time after the Dawn, when the gods ceased to walk Nirn, the land of Tamriel was wild and mysterious. It was here that the beast people dwelt, their history unrecorded. The Mer, the Elves and Dwarves, came to Tamriel in this time, and forged great civilizations. Many of the mer dwelt for ages in the south and the west, in the lands of Summurset, Pyandonea, and Valenwood. But other mer spread northwards: a cruel civilization of High Elves dwelt around the Niben, while beyond them to Resdayn journeyed the Chimer, followers of the Prophet Veloth. The Dwemer, or Dwarves, inhabited all the northern half of Tamriel, building great cities of wonder beneath the ground. And the Falmer, the Snow Elves, built above the lands of the north great cities of beauty, carved of ice and stone. This was the golden age of the elves.

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1d4chan>Lolpwnt: added rules for a non-Nord Dovahkiin

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added rules for a non-Nord Dovahkiin

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	If ~~for some reason~~ you want to play this system and this army, we recommend making a Skyrim army by converting those [[Warriors of Chaos\|other Vikings]]' models. Yep, put Marauder Horsemen heads everywhere. DEM PLAITED BEARDS.		If you want to play this system and this army, we recommend making a Skyrim army by converting those [[Warriors of Chaos\|other Vikings]]' models. Yep, put Marauder Horsemen heads everywhere. DEM PLAITED BEARDS.

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
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	Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all was lost, when the great men of old were all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.		Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all was lost, when the great men of old were all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.

	~~275~~ pts for the Hero of Skyrim profile.		260 pts for the Hero of Skyrim profile.

	~~160~~ pts for the Thane of Whiterun profile.		145 pts for the Thane of Whiterun profile.

	Hero. Independent Character, Skirmish, Infantry, Nord, Single Model. The Dovahkiin holds the place of a Thane in your army. His combinations of wargear, abilities, shouts and Mighty Deeds do not prevent other Thanes from having the same combinations. The Dovahkiin may take a single Housecarl bodyguard for +20 pts.		Hero. Independent Character, Skirmish, Infantry, Nord, Single Model. The Dovahkiin holds the place of a Thane in your army. His combinations of wargear, abilities, shouts and Mighty Deeds do not prevent other Thanes from having the same combinations. The Dovahkiin may take a single Housecarl bodyguard for +20 pts.

			The Dovahkiin may be a common race other than a Nord. If this is chosen, his rules are altered: see below.

	The Dovahkiin removes your army's 0-1 restriction on the Companions of Ysgramor and the Dawnguard. You may still only have one Harbinger in your army, however, if your army contains the Companions.		The Dovahkiin removes your army's 0-1 restriction on the Companions of Ysgramor and the Dawnguard. You may still only have one Harbinger in your army, however, if your army contains the Companions.
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	Stubborn, Dragonborn, Eternal Warrior, Tongue		Stubborn, Dragonborn, Eternal Warrior, Tongue

	Mighty Deeds: Fight All Our Lives~~. The Dovahkiin must take another Mighty Deed from the Heroes list and another from the Warriors list~~. In addition to ~~these~~, he has a ~~fourth~~ Mighty Deed:		Mighty Deeds: Fight All Our Lives. In addition to this one, he has a unique Mighty Deed:

	Dragonslayer: The Dovahkiin has Preferred Enemy(Dragons) and is immune to Fear, Terror and Panic. If his unit is caught in a sweeping advance, they are not destroyed, but instead remain locked in combat and takes No Retreat wounds as if they had lost the combat while Fearless.		Dragonslayer: The Dovahkiin has Preferred Enemy(Dragons) and is immune to Fear, Terror and Panic. If his unit is caught in a sweeping advance, they are not destroyed, but instead remain locked in combat and takes No Retreat wounds as if they had lost the combat while Fearless.
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	Unrelenting Force, Swallow Shout, Fire Breath, Frost Breath, Clear Skies		Unrelenting Force, Swallow Shout, Fire Breath, Frost Breath, Clear Skies

			'''The Race of the Dovahkiin'''

			The following rules are also in effect, based upon the Dovahkiin's choice of race:

			*Nord: Use the default rules shown above. The Dovahkiin may purchase a Mighty Deed from the Heroes section for +8 points, and a Mighty Deed from the Warriors section for +7 points.

			*Imperial: The forces of the Aldmeri Dominion become Desperate Allies. You win ties on the roll to go first. The Dovahkiin is not stubborn, but his unit may always rally regardless of the number of losses, and may shoot or march the turn it reforms in the movement phase.

			*Breton: The Forsworn become Desperate Allies. Alter the Dovahkiin's base profile so that he loses Stubborn, and has -1 Attacks and +1 Magicka. He may purchase a second additional spell from the armory(see above).

			*Redguard: Redguards of Hammerfell become Trusted Allies. Alter the Dovahkiin's base profile so that he has +1 Weapon Skill, +1 Attacks and -1 Magicka. The Dovahkiin loses Stubborn.

			*Altmer: The forces of the Aldmeri Dominion become Desperate Allies. Tribes of Valenwood become Grudging Allies. Alter the Dovahkiin's base profile so that he loses Stubborn, has -1 Strength, -1 Toughness, -1 Weapon Skill, and +2 Magicka. He may purchase a second additional spell from the armory(see above).

			*Bosmer: The forces of the Aldmeri Dominion become Desperate Allies. Tribes of Valenwood become Grudging Allies. Alter the Dovahkiin's base profile so that he loses Stubborn, has -1 Strength, -1 Toughness, -1 Weapon Skill, +1 Ballistic Skill, and +2 Initiative.

			*Dunmer: All Great Houses of Morrowind(other than Telvanni) become Trusted Allies. House Telvanni becomes a Desperate Ally. The Dovahkiin loses Stubborn, and may purchase up to two Destruction spells instead of his normal additional spell, for +10 points each.

			*Orc: Goblin-Ken become Grudging Allies.

			*Khajiit: Warriors of Elsweyr become Grudging Allies. The Dovahkiin gets -1 Strength, -1 Toughness, +2 Initiative, loses Stubborn and gains Fleet of Foot.

			*Argonian: The Dovahkiin loses Stubborn and gains Regeneration(6+).


	==Equipment==		==Equipment==


	===Basic Equipment===		===Basic Equipment===

1d4chan>Lolpwnt at 06:05, 15 February 2013

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	If for some reason you ~~actually~~ want to ''play'' this system ad this army, we recommend making a Skyrim army by converting those [[Warriors of Chaos\|other Vikings]]' models. Yep, put Marauder Horsemen heads everywhere. DEM PLAITED BEARDS.		If for some reason you want to play this system and this army, we recommend making a Skyrim army by converting those [[Warriors of Chaos\|other Vikings]]' models. Yep, put Marauder Horsemen heads everywhere. DEM PLAITED BEARDS.

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

182.177.254.128 at 02:33, 8 February 2013

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			If for some reason you actually want to ''play'' this system ad this army, we recommend making a Skyrim army by converting those [[Warriors of Chaos\|other Vikings]]' models. Yep, put Marauder Horsemen heads everywhere. DEM PLAITED BEARDS.

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	Mustering the strength of his fathers, Ulfric rode to Solitude, and declared a rebellion against the young, Empire-supporting High King Torygg. He challenged Torygg to combat by champion, that the loyalty of Skyrim might be settled there and then. Torygg, in an act of bravery worth a place in Sovngarde, accepted the duel, and fell before Ulfric's shout and his sword. Ulfric fled the city, leaving it in the hands of Torygg's widow. Accused of murder and treason for this deed, those who assisted him in this act within Solitude's walls were put to death, and the hearts of those loyal to Cyrodiil to the end were turned against him.		Mustering the strength of his fathers, Ulfric rode to Solitude, and declared a rebellion against the young, Empire-supporting High King Torygg. He challenged Torygg to combat by champion, that the loyalty of Skyrim might be settled there and then. Torygg, in an act of bravery worth a place in Sovngarde, accepted the duel, and fell before Ulfric's shout and his sword. Ulfric fled the city, leaving it in the hands of Torygg's widow. Accused of murder and treason for this deed, those who assisted him in this act within Solitude's walls were put to death, and the hearts of those loyal to Cyrodiil to the end were turned against him.

	Upon his return to Windhelm, Ulfric declared all of Skyrim a separate kingdom from the Empire, under his rule. All the Jarls of the east of Skyrim swore oaths of allegiance to him, but those of the west, Igmund and Torygg's widow included, remained loyal to the Empire. Only Balgruuf the Greater, the good Jarl of Whiterun, remained neutral at this time, supporting the Empire in name while tacitly allowing the worship of Talos within his city. The Empire sent General Tullius and the Fourth Legion against him, to put his rebellion down, ~~while~~ many Nord warriors flocked to his ranks, seeking to fight to restore the worship of Talos.		Upon his return to Windhelm, Ulfric declared all of Skyrim a separate kingdom from the Empire, under his rule. All the Jarls of the east of Skyrim swore oaths of allegiance to him, but those of the west, Igmund and Torygg's widow included, remained loyal to the Empire. Only Balgruuf the Greater, the good Jarl of Whiterun, remained neutral at this time, supporting the Empire in name while tacitly allowing the worship of Talos within his city. Ulfric's incredible leadership and strength saw the Imperial legion dealt crippling blows and nearly sent from the province, until The Empire sent General Tullius and the Fourth Legion against him, to put his rebellion down, but many Nord warriors flocked still to his ranks, seeking to fight to restore the worship of Talos.

	Ulfric has never been without both friends and enemies in every Hold. ~~Many~~ in his ~~own Hold accuse him of incompetence in rule, that allocation of so many men to the ongoing war has caused~~ him to ~~fail to defend foreign traders in his lands,~~ and ~~that he has failed to uphold justice in the ongoing sprees~~ of ~~violence and crime between~~ the ~~Nords, Elves and beastfolk~~ of ~~Windhelm~~. ~~Many even go so far as~~ to ~~blame him for~~ the ~~poverty of the proud and resentful Dark Elves~~ who ~~live within the city's wall, or to accuse~~ him ~~of not fighting for Talos but merely~~ to ~~amass power for~~ himself~~. Others say that he is Talos himself returned to free Skyrim with the Thu'um from the tyranny of Elves~~. But ~~whatever~~ his ~~motives truly are,~~ his ~~call is plain to hear: the call for all true Nords to rise up in their darkest hour,~~ and ~~take back their freedom!~~		Ulfric has never been without both friends and enemies in every Hold. There are many Nords in Skyrim who praise his great name and know him to be a selfless hero and true defender of the Nordic way of life. There are those yet devoted to the Empire who think him as a cruel barbarian warlord who seeks only to crown himself king. But none doubt his ferocity in battle and his skill as a general and a leader of men.

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	In the dark and song-barren days of the ~~Stormcloak Rebellion~~, when Nords shed their brothers' blood, as worshipers of Talos disappear in the night, a doom far more dire came upon the land. For the End Times had begun; the black-spined Dragon, Alduin World-Eater, Bane of Kings, Devourer of Souls, had returned, and every day Shouted awake a the dead Dragon of old. While Nords fought over Talos, all were united in their terror of the coming of the Dragons. All who knew that Alduin himself had returned knew that the final battle was nigh, that all would perish beneath Time itself, their souls reduced to long-forgotten nothingness.		In the dark and song-barren days of the Fourth Era, when Nords shed their brothers' blood, as worshipers of Talos disappear in the night, a doom far more dire came upon the land. For the End Times had begun; the black-spined Dragon, Alduin World-Eater, Bane of Kings, Devourer of Souls, had returned, and every day Shouted awake a the dead Dragon of old. While Nords fought over Talos, all were united in their terror of the coming of the Dragons. All who knew that Alduin himself had returned knew that the final battle was nigh, that all would perish beneath Time itself, their souls reduced to long-forgotten nothingness.

	But just as the Elder Scrolls foretold that Alduin would return in this age of conflict, so they also predicted the coming of the Last Dragonborn, Dovahkiin in the tongue of the Dragons. For he alone bore the mantle of Shor's ghost, and mastered the Thu'um as weapon and a tool, a free gift of Akatosh. A man in shell, but a Dragon in spirit, the Dovahkiin discovered his true nature when he saved the city of Whiterun from the Dragon Mirmulnir. As the beast fell before him, the power of its timeless soul was revealed to the Dovahkiin, stolen that this mortal warrior might learn the Thu'um from it.		But just as the Elder Scrolls foretold that Alduin would return in this age of conflict, so they also predicted the coming of the Last Dragonborn, Dovahkiin in the tongue of the Dragons. For he alone bore the mantle of Shor's ghost, and mastered the Thu'um as weapon and a tool, a free gift of Akatosh. A man in shell, but a Dragon in spirit, the Dovahkiin discovered his true nature when he saved the city of Whiterun from the Dragon Mirmulnir. As the beast fell before him, the power of its timeless soul was revealed to the Dovahkiin, stolen that this mortal warrior might learn the Thu'um from it.
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	The Storm Voice in his breath, the Dovahkiin ascended the Seven Thousand Steps, meeting with the Greybeards on the Throat of the World. Here he was proclaimed Ysmir, Dragon of the North, in the old Nordic way, his Dragon's soul meeting and swallowing the Shouts of the Greybeards that battered his mortal husk. He lent his hand to the ongoing war, but throughout it all battled the Thalmor in search of the answers toward the return of the Dragons. He learned nothing from the Elves, however; but with the remnants of the scattered Blades, the Dragonguard of the old emperors, he learned the truth of Alduin and of the end. Through the power of the Elder Scrolls, he learned the old Shout by which Alduin had been torn from the sky long ago. He bested Alduin, but the World-Eater retreated high into the mountains, to Sovngarde, to eat the souls of the newly fallen.		The Storm Voice in his breath, the Dovahkiin ascended the Seven Thousand Steps, meeting with the Greybeards on the Throat of the World. Here he was proclaimed Ysmir, Dragon of the North, in the old Nordic way, his Dragon's soul meeting and swallowing the Shouts of the Greybeards that battered his mortal husk. He lent his hand to the ongoing war, but throughout it all battled the Thalmor in search of the answers toward the return of the Dragons. He learned nothing from the Elves, however; but with the remnants of the scattered Blades, the Dragonguard of the old emperors, he learned the truth of Alduin and of the end. Through the power of the Elder Scrolls, he learned the old Shout by which Alduin had been torn from the sky long ago. He bested Alduin, but the World-Eater retreated high into the mountains, to Sovngarde, to eat the souls of the newly fallen.

	In pursuit, the Dovahkiin called forth the ~~red Dragon~~ Odahviing, and bested him as well, imprisoning him in Dragonsreach as Olaf One-Eye had done long ago. Odahviing judged the Dovahkiin worthy, and offered to grant him a chance to battle Alduin once more. Odahviing was freed, and upon his back the Dovahkiin rode to high Skuldafn. There he battled the ancient Dragon Cult, arisen in cursed undeath, and through an Aetherial gate journeyed to Sovngarde.		In pursuit, the Dovahkiin called forth the dragon Odahviing, and bested him as well, imprisoning him in Dragonsreach as Olaf One-Eye had done long ago. Odahviing judged the Dovahkiin worthy, and offered to grant him a chance to battle Alduin once more. Odahviing was freed, and upon his back the Dovahkiin rode to high Skuldafn. There he battled the ancient Dragon Cult, arisen in cursed undeath, and through an Aetherial gate journeyed to Sovngarde.

	Among the heroes of Sovngarde he feasted, but his still-living eyes could not comprehend the true power of Shor, beyond that which dwelt within him. Gathering the ghosts of the Tongues who had banished Alduin long ago, he charged out of the gates of the Hall of Valor, and before the eyes of Shor and Tsun themselves shouted Alduin into ashes. Time dwelt within his soul, and through his strength the doom of the world was averted.		Among the heroes of Sovngarde he feasted, but his still-living eyes could not comprehend the true power of Shor, beyond that which dwelt within him. Gathering the ghosts of the Tongues who had banished Alduin long ago, he charged out of the gates of the Hall of Valor, and before the eyes of Shor and Tsun themselves shouted Alduin into ashes. Time dwelt within his soul, and through his strength the doom of the world was averted.

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The Dovahkiin

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			[[Image:Dovahkiin vs alduin.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|right]]

	In the dark and song-barren days of the Stormcloak Rebellion, when Nords shed their brothers' blood, as worshipers of Talos disappear in the night, a doom far more dire came upon the land. For the End Times had begun; the black-spined Dragon, Alduin World-Eater, Bane of Kings, Devourer of Souls, had returned, and every day Shouted awake a the dead Dragon of old. While Nords fought over Talos, all were united in their terror of the coming of the Dragons. All who knew that Alduin himself had returned knew that the final battle was nigh, that all would perish beneath Time itself, their souls reduced to long-forgotten nothingness.		In the dark and song-barren days of the Stormcloak Rebellion, when Nords shed their brothers' blood, as worshipers of Talos disappear in the night, a doom far more dire came upon the land. For the End Times had begun; the black-spined Dragon, Alduin World-Eater, Bane of Kings, Devourer of Souls, had returned, and every day Shouted awake a the dead Dragon of old. While Nords fought over Talos, all were united in their terror of the coming of the Dragons. All who knew that Alduin himself had returned knew that the final battle was nigh, that all would perish beneath Time itself, their souls reduced to long-forgotten nothingness.
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	Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all was lost, when the great men of old were all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.		Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all was lost, when the great men of old were all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.

	~~[[Image:Dovahkiin vs alduin.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|right]]~~

	275 pts for the Hero of Skyrim profile.		275 pts for the Hero of Skyrim profile.

1d4chan>Lolpwnt: /* The Dovahkiin */

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The Dovahkiin

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	Among the heroes of Sovngarde he feasted, but his still-living eyes could not comprehend the true power of Shor, beyond that which dwelt within him. Gathering the ghosts of the Tongues who had banished Alduin long ago, he charged out of the gates of the Hall of Valor, and before the eyes of Shor and Tsun themselves shouted Alduin into ashes. Time dwelt within his soul, and through his strength the doom of the world was averted.		Among the heroes of Sovngarde he feasted, but his still-living eyes could not comprehend the true power of Shor, beyond that which dwelt within him. Gathering the ghosts of the Tongues who had banished Alduin long ago, he charged out of the gates of the Hall of Valor, and before the eyes of Shor and Tsun themselves shouted Alduin into ashes. Time dwelt within his soul, and through his strength the doom of the world was averted.

	Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all is lost, when the great men of old ~~are~~ all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.		Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all was lost, when the great men of old were all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.

	[[Image:Dovahkiin vs alduin.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|right]]		[[Image:Dovahkiin vs alduin.jpg\|thumb\|500px\|right]]

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	To enter the shape of a wolf is to endanger one's sanity, to subject oneself to the rage of a mindless killer. As each model that enters Wolf Form, that model must take a Leadership test on its own value. If that model fails, it gains Frenzied and Bestial Instinct, and if any of its attacks miss in close combat, you must instead allocate them to a non-Werewolf model in the same unit as the model that failed the Leadership check. These rules apply for as long as the model remains in Wolf Form. It cannot be shaken from its Frenzied state by any means other than leaving Wolf Form. If the Leadership check is passed, however, the model instead may continue to use its Mighty Deeds and Battle Prowess while in Wolf Form.		To enter the shape of a wolf is to endanger one's sanity, to subject oneself to the rage of a mindless killer. As each model that enters Wolf Form, that model must take a Leadership test on its own value. If that model fails, it gains Frenzied and Bestial Instinct, and if any of its attacks miss in close combat, you must instead allocate them to a non-Werewolf model in the same unit as the model that failed the Leadership check. These rules apply for as long as the model remains in Wolf Form. It cannot be shaken from its Frenzied state by any means other than leaving Wolf Form. If the Leadership check is passed, however, the model instead may continue to use its Mighty Deeds and Battle Prowess while in Wolf Form.


	====The Dawnguard====		====The Dawnguard====
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	*Heavy Troll Armor(4+ Heavy Armor) +8 pts		*Heavy Troll Armor(4+ Heavy Armor) +8 pts


	====The Order of the Silver Hand====		====The Order of the Silver Hand====
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	The Silver Hand Captain may take up to 15 points of magic items from the armory.		The Silver Hand Captain may take up to 15 points of magic items from the armory.


	====The Dovahkiin====		====The Dovahkiin====

			In the dark and song-barren days of the Stormcloak Rebellion, when Nords shed their brothers' blood, as worshipers of Talos disappear in the night, a doom far more dire came upon the land. For the End Times had begun; the black-spined Dragon, Alduin World-Eater, Bane of Kings, Devourer of Souls, had returned, and every day Shouted awake a the dead Dragon of old. While Nords fought over Talos, all were united in their terror of the coming of the Dragons. All who knew that Alduin himself had returned knew that the final battle was nigh, that all would perish beneath Time itself, their souls reduced to long-forgotten nothingness.

			But just as the Elder Scrolls foretold that Alduin would return in this age of conflict, so they also predicted the coming of the Last Dragonborn, Dovahkiin in the tongue of the Dragons. For he alone bore the mantle of Shor's ghost, and mastered the Thu'um as weapon and a tool, a free gift of Akatosh. A man in shell, but a Dragon in spirit, the Dovahkiin discovered his true nature when he saved the city of Whiterun from the Dragon Mirmulnir. As the beast fell before him, the power of its timeless soul was revealed to the Dovahkiin, stolen that this mortal warrior might learn the Thu'um from it.

			The Storm Voice in his breath, the Dovahkiin ascended the Seven Thousand Steps, meeting with the Greybeards on the Throat of the World. Here he was proclaimed Ysmir, Dragon of the North, in the old Nordic way, his Dragon's soul meeting and swallowing the Shouts of the Greybeards that battered his mortal husk. He lent his hand to the ongoing war, but throughout it all battled the Thalmor in search of the answers toward the return of the Dragons. He learned nothing from the Elves, however; but with the remnants of the scattered Blades, the Dragonguard of the old emperors, he learned the truth of Alduin and of the end. Through the power of the Elder Scrolls, he learned the old Shout by which Alduin had been torn from the sky long ago. He bested Alduin, but the World-Eater retreated high into the mountains, to Sovngarde, to eat the souls of the newly fallen.

			In pursuit, the Dovahkiin called forth the red Dragon Odahviing, and bested him as well, imprisoning him in Dragonsreach as Olaf One-Eye had done long ago. Odahviing judged the Dovahkiin worthy, and offered to grant him a chance to battle Alduin once more. Odahviing was freed, and upon his back the Dovahkiin rode to high Skuldafn. There he battled the ancient Dragon Cult, arisen in cursed undeath, and through an Aetherial gate journeyed to Sovngarde.

			Among the heroes of Sovngarde he feasted, but his still-living eyes could not comprehend the true power of Shor, beyond that which dwelt within him. Gathering the ghosts of the Tongues who had banished Alduin long ago, he charged out of the gates of the Hall of Valor, and before the eyes of Shor and Tsun themselves shouted Alduin into ashes. Time dwelt within his soul, and through his strength the doom of the world was averted.

			Many are the other legends of the Dovahkiin, of deeds both great and small. All of them tell one tale; that of the valor of one hero in a sorrowful age, of a hero of even Ysgramor's stature. For even in an hour when all is lost, when the great men of old are all fallen, a warrior blessed with the power to change fate still came forth, and with the Thu'um sang the sagas of the future.

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