Hadvar
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Dialogue
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
Listen, you should go to Solitude and join up with the Imperial Legion. We could really use someone like you.
And if the rebels have themselves a dragon, General Tullius is the only one who can stop them.
Follow-up choices
(player): General Tullius ordered my execution. Why would I want to help him?
I don't blame you for being angry about it. I would be, too, in your shoes.
But it was all a mistake. You weren't supposed to be on that cart with those Stormcloak traitors.
And the Imperial Legion needs your help, especially now, with that dragon out there somewhere, and Ulfric back on the loose.
Follow-up choices
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Sure, I understand. It's not easy to go from being executed by the Legion one day to joining up the next.
But I think you'll see that the Legion is Skyrim's only hope for real peace right now. I know you'll make the right choice in the end.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will join up.
I hope so. The Legion is Skyrim's only hope right now. Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): You think General Tullius knows where that dragon came from?
No. Not yet. After all, a dragon... something out of old tales and legends... no one could have expected that.
But you can bet he'll be trying to figure it out. This could shift the whole balance of the war.
If you want to help stop that dragon, your best bet is to go to Solitude and join up with the Legion.
Follow-up choices
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Sure, I understand. It's not easy to go from being executed by the Legion one day to joining up the next.
But I think you'll see that the Legion is Skyrim's only hope for real peace right now. I know you'll make the right choice in the end.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will join up.
I hope so. The Legion is Skyrim's only hope right now. Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
Stick close. Damn rebels could be anywhere. Don't worry, though. General Tullius will have them on the run soon enough.
(player): You think General Tullius knows where that dragon came from?
No. Not yet. After all, a dragon... something out of old tales and legends... no one could have expected that.
But you can bet he'll be trying to figure it out. This could shift the whole balance of the war.
If you want to help stop that dragon, your best bet is to go to Solitude and join up with the Legion.
Follow-up choices
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Sure, I understand. It's not easy to go from being executed by the Legion one day to joining up the next.
But I think you'll see that the Legion is Skyrim's only hope for real peace right now. I know you'll make the right choice in the end.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will join up.
I hope so. The Legion is Skyrim's only hope right now. Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): General Tullius ordered my execution. Why would I want to help him?
I don't blame you for being angry about it. I would be, too, in your shoes.
But it was all a mistake. You weren't supposed to be on that cart with those Stormcloak traitors.
And the Imperial Legion needs your help, especially now, with that dragon out there somewhere, and Ulfric back on the loose.
Follow-up choices
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Sure, I understand. It's not easy to go from being executed by the Legion one day to joining up the next.
But I think you'll see that the Legion is Skyrim's only hope for real peace right now. I know you'll make the right choice in the end.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will join up.
I hope so. The Legion is Skyrim's only hope right now. Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I think I'll make my own way from here.
If I make it back to Solitude, I'll put in a good word for you with General Tullius.
The Legion could sure use someone like you. Good luck.
(player): How do I get to Whiterun from here?
Just head north - you can't miss it.
It's the capital of Whiterun Hold, the biggest and the best of the nine holds of Skyrim. But don't take my word for it.
(player): What's happening?
Come on! We need to get inside before that dragon comes back!
(player): Why is the worship of Talos banned?
I guess that wasn't such a big deal elsewhere in the Empire, but here it's caused a lot of resentment. Native son and all that.
Even I'll admit it hasn't been the Empire's finest hour. But it wasn't like the Emperor had any choice, did he?
If he hadn't signed the peace treaty with the Thalmor, they would have destroyed the Empire - then where would Skyrim be?
That's the part that Ulfric's supporters always conveniently forget about. Unless the Empire stands together, the Thalmor will destroy us all.
(player): I don't pay much attention to current events.
Oh, right, you were caught trying to cross the border into Skyrim, weren't you?
You're not kidding. Ulfric's the leader of the Stormcloaks - you know, the traitors trying to break Skyrim away from the Empire.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
You haven't heard of the civil war in Skyrim? I guess down in Cyrodiil people have other things to worry about.
It's pretty simple. Ulfric founded the Stormcloaks years ago, as a sort of private army to advance his ambitions.
He's always used the ban on the worship of Talos to stir people up against the Empire.
He never succeeded in getting much support, so a few months ago he murdered the High King! That got the Empire's attention.
(player): How did you capture Ulfric?
A masterstroke by General Tullius! He's only been in charge here for a few months, but he's turned things around for the Empire.
We've been trying to catch Ulfric since the war started, but he always seemed to slip through our fingers... like he knew we were coming.
This time, the General turned the tables on him. Ulfric rode right into our ambush with only a few bodyguards.
He surrendered pretty meekly, too. So much for his death-or-glory reputation.
I thought we were taking Ulfric back to Cyrodiil, but I guess the General changed his mind. You know the rest.
(player): He's a traitor of some kind?
Right, the leader of the Stormcloaks.
They claim to be fighting for Skyrim's freedom, but the war is really all about Ulfric wanting to be High King of Skyrim.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
You haven't heard of the civil war in Skyrim? I guess down in Cyrodiil people have other things to worry about.
It's pretty simple. Ulfric founded the Stormcloaks years ago, as a sort of private army to advance his ambitions.
He's always used the ban on the worship of Talos to stir people up against the Empire.
He never succeeded in getting much support, so a few months ago he murdered the High King! That got the Empire's attention.
(player): How did you capture Ulfric?
A masterstroke by General Tullius! He's only been in charge here for a few months, but he's turned things around for the Empire.
We've been trying to catch Ulfric since the war started, but he always seemed to slip through our fingers... like he knew we were coming.
This time, the General turned the tables on him. Ulfric rode right into our ambush with only a few bodyguards.
He surrendered pretty meekly, too. So much for his death-or-glory reputation.
I thought we were taking Ulfric back to Cyrodiil, but I guess the General changed his mind. You know the rest.
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