Ralof
- held items
Location Iron Arrow 12 - Iron War Axe 2 - Long Bow - Potion of Minor Healing 3 -
- Quests
- QuestlineQuest
Location Main Quest Unbound -
Dialogue
(player): You think Ulfric knows where that dragon came from?
Well... maybe not. Dragons haven't been seen in Skyrim for an age or more.
But wherever that dragon came from, and whatever it wants, Ulfric will get to the bottom of it. You can count on that.
Besides, you have your own score to settle with the Empire now. And with that dragon.
Follow-up choices
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
You know, you should go to Windhelm and join the fight to free Skyrim. You've seen the true face of the Empire here today.
If anyone will know what the coming of the dragon means, it's Ulfric.
Follow-up choices
(player): You think Ulfric knows where that dragon came from?
Well... maybe not. Dragons haven't been seen in Skyrim for an age or more.
But wherever that dragon came from, and whatever it wants, Ulfric will get to the bottom of it. You can count on that.
Besides, you have your own score to settle with the Empire now. And with that dragon.
Follow-up choices
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
Keep an eye out for Imperials. They still hold this entire region. As long as we don't do anything stupid... we should be all right.
(player): I think I'll make my own way from here.
All right. If I make it back to Windhelm, I'll make sure Ulfric knows how you helped me.
Skyrim needs people like you, if we ever hope to regain our freedom from the damned Empire. Good luck.
(player): What now?
I was hoping you'd change your mind. Come on. I'm heading to Riverwood, just up the road. My sister Gerdur will help us out.
Follow-up choices
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
You know, you should go to Windhelm and join the fight to free Skyrim. You've seen the true face of the Empire here today.
If anyone will know what the coming of the dragon means, it's Ulfric.
Follow-up choices
(player): You think Ulfric knows where that dragon came from?
Well... maybe not. Dragons haven't been seen in Skyrim for an age or more.
But wherever that dragon came from, and whatever it wants, Ulfric will get to the bottom of it. You can count on that.
Besides, you have your own score to settle with the Empire now. And with that dragon.
Follow-up choices
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): Sounds good. Let's go.
Keep an eye out for Imperials. They still hold this entire region. As long as we don't do anything stupid... we should be all right.
(player): I think I'll make my own way from here.
All right. If I make it back to Windhelm, I'll make sure Ulfric knows how you helped me.
Skyrim needs people like you, if we ever hope to regain our freedom from the damned Empire. Good luck.
(player): How do I join the Stormcloaks?
Ulfric's capital is Windhelm, northeast of here. You'll want to talk to Galmar Stone-Fist, Ulfric's right-hand man. He handles the new recruits.
I'll be sure to put in a good word if I get to Windhelm ahead of you.
Damn right. Just like all true sons of Skyrim should.
Follow-up choices
You should come to Windhelm with me and join the fight to free Skyrim. You've seen the true face of the Empire here today.
If anyone will know what the coming of the dragon means, it's Ulfric.
Follow-up choices
(player): You think Ulfric knows where that dragon came from?
Well... maybe not. Dragons haven't been seen in Skyrim for an age or more.
But wherever that dragon came from, and whatever it wants, Ulfric will get to the bottom of it. You can count on that.
Besides, you have your own score to settle with the Empire now. And with that dragon.
Follow-up choices
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
Damn right. You don't have to be a Nord to fight for Skyrim's freedom.
Follow-up choices
You should come to Windhelm with me and join the fight to free Skyrim. You've seen the true face of the Empire here today.
If anyone will know what the coming of the dragon means, it's Ulfric.
Follow-up choices
(player): You think Ulfric knows where that dragon came from?
Well... maybe not. Dragons haven't been seen in Skyrim for an age or more.
But wherever that dragon came from, and whatever it wants, Ulfric will get to the bottom of it. You can count on that.
Besides, you have your own score to settle with the Empire now. And with that dragon.
Follow-up choices
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): You make a good case. Maybe I will go to Windhelm.
I hope so. Skyrim needs people like you to fight for her freedom.
Come on, we'd better get moving.
(player): I'll have to think about it.
Yeah, sure, I understand. No need to decide now.
But I know that after you think about what you saw today, you'll realize that Skyrim deserves to be free.
(player): What's happening?
You made it!
We need to get inside. Follow me!
(player): How do I get to Whiterun from here?
Just head north - you can't miss it. It's the capital of Whiterun Hold.
Jarl Balgruuf still hasn't declared for one side or the other, so at least you won't run into any Imperials along the way.
(player): I don't pay much attention to current events.
Oh, right, they said you were captured crossing the border.
Still, I'm surprised you haven't heard of Ulfric. He's our leader - the leader of the Stormcloaks.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
Surely even down in Cyrodiil people have heard news of the war in Skyrim?
The Nords are tired of spending our blood fighting the Empire's wars, and paying for the Empire's decadence with our taxes.
Ulfric is our rightful High King. He's leading the fight to drive the Empire out of Skyrim, once and for all.
Follow-up choices
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): Oh, right. Ulfric Stormcloak...
Right. The leader of our fight against the Empire. I forget that most people don't know what he looks like, except for those Imperial wanted posters.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
Surely even down in Cyrodiil people have heard news of the war in Skyrim?
The Nords are tired of spending our blood fighting the Empire's wars, and paying for the Empire's decadence with our taxes.
Ulfric is our rightful High King. He's leading the fight to drive the Empire out of Skyrim, once and for all.
Follow-up choices
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): Why were you being executed?
Seriously, you don't know? That was Ulfric Stormcloak himself.
Follow-up choices
(player): Oh, right. Ulfric Stormcloak...
Right. The leader of our fight against the Empire. I forget that most people don't know what he looks like, except for those Imperial wanted posters.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
Surely even down in Cyrodiil people have heard news of the war in Skyrim?
The Nords are tired of spending our blood fighting the Empire's wars, and paying for the Empire's decadence with our taxes.
Ulfric is our rightful High King. He's leading the fight to drive the Empire out of Skyrim, once and for all.
Follow-up choices
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): I don't pay much attention to current events.
Oh, right, they said you were captured crossing the border.
Still, I'm surprised you haven't heard of Ulfric. He's our leader - the leader of the Stormcloaks.
Follow-up choices
(player): Who are the Stormcloaks?
Surely even down in Cyrodiil people have heard news of the war in Skyrim?
The Nords are tired of spending our blood fighting the Empire's wars, and paying for the Empire's decadence with our taxes.
Ulfric is our rightful High King. He's leading the fight to drive the Empire out of Skyrim, once and for all.
Follow-up choices
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
(player): How did you end up as Imperial prisoners?
I was assigned to Ulfric's guard. We were on our way to Darkwater Crossing, in the south of Eastmarch.
The Imperials were waiting for us. As pretty an ambush as I ever saw. We were outnumbered five to one, at least.
Ulfric ordered us to stop fighting. Didn't want us all to die for nothing, I guess.
I thought they were taking us south to Cyrodiil. Parade us in front of the Emperor. But then we stopped in Helgen, and you know the rest.
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