is sheogorath the hero of kvatch in skyrim

Though the guards did not fully believe the Emperor's predictions, they were willing to humor his request, and so, the prisoner was permitted to leave with them on the condition that the Emperor's escape was not interfered with. The Emperor said he had seen that his death would occur soon after the meeting, but that the prisoner would play an important role in the fate of the empire. Before heading through the passages, the Emperor stopped to get a better look at the Prisoner that had premonitions of the meeting.

Needing to make haste, the guards had no time to transfer the prisoner to another cell. The Emperor, Uriel Septim VII, and his guards (the Blades) were fleeing an assassination attempt by a Daedra cult known as the Mythic Dawn, and needed to use a secret passage out of the city located in the prisoner's cell. The cell in question was supposed to be unused, but because of a mix up at the watch the prisoner had been put inside a reserved cell. The crime for the sentence is unrecorded, but one day fate smiled upon the prisoner as the Emperor and his men entered the dungeon. The hero who would come to be known as the Hero of Kvatch first entered the annals of history as a prisoner. Like most Elder Scrolls heroes, while the hero's name, age, race, and gender are completely determinant on the player's choice, the stereotypical Hero of Kvatch is a Cyrodilic (or Imperial), male, sword-wielding Knight, Crusader or Paladin-looking warrior (at least by judging from the E3 trailers of Oblivion and by the default settings in the game plus Promotional Artwork).Īnd while the Hero´s name is obviously up to the player, the default and promotional name for the Hero of Kvatch is 'Bendu Olo'

Is sheogorath the hero of kvatch in skyrim