Where is Wulfharth?

Shardan4968 · August 2017

Ysmir Wulfharth, Dragon of the North, Shor's Tongue, the Grey Wind, the Storm of Kyne, the Kingmaker, the Ash-King. If you have played TES games you propably heard at least one of those titles. I don't want to discuss his future as Underking, his connection with Tiber Septim and Zurin Arctus or all other theories about him.
I didn't hear much about him in ESO, but as far as I know he has been summoned by Greybeards to help Jorunn the Skald-King and Almalexia defeat Kamal King Ada'Soom Dir-Kamal at the Red Mountain. We also know that he will ally with Talos, but what is happening with him during events of Elder Scrolls Online? Maybe I missed something, but I don't remember any word from him. Is he living with Greybeards at High Hrothgar or just wandering throughout Tamriel, but We never had occasion to meet him? I don't think that he came back to Sovngarde If he will meet Hjalti (Talos) soon. Anybody knows? I didn't do all quests in ESO, but I couldn't find anything about in Google.

WuffyCerulei · August 2017

The lore isn't clear where he went, but it says he disappeared after the Kamal invasion in the 2nd era. ESO takes places a reasonable (a few years?) amount of time after the invasion, so we wouldn't see him. Also, I think Jorunn is too concerned about the 3 Banner War to worry about where he went.

Tai-Chi · August 2017

You might find your answers using the following two links.

Also, read up about "The Warp in the West"

WhiteCoatSyndrome · August 2017

WuffyCerulei wrote: »

ESO takes places a reasonable (a few years?) amount of time after the invasion, so we wouldn't see him.

@WuffyCerulei About 10, because Jorunn became High King as a result of said invasion and they're having the tenth anniversary celebration for same in Eastmarch.

RinaldoGandolphi · August 2017

He probably goes back underground and goes back to sleep, as he hasn't fully regained his powers yet from his defeat at the Battle of Red Mountain is the most plausible explanation.

Shardan4968 · August 2017

I think I know the answer now. I was in Skywatch and I found lorebook "Jorunn the Skald-King". There is written that Greybeards taught Jorunn thu'um which allows him to summon hero from Sovngarde to fight at his side. Skald-King summoned Wulfharth himself and with his aid, Nords, Argonians and Dunmers defeated Dir-Kamal. At the end of the book, there's written:

"The Ash-King, his purpose fulfilled, returned to Sovngarde. In Windhelm, three weeks later, Jorunn was crowned High King in the throne room of the Palace of Kings."

So answer is clear, Wulfharth returned to Sovngarde. But still there's a question how will he return to Tamriel and ally with Talos? Will Jorunn the Skald-King summon him again due to new threat? Another enigma in lore, I love it.

Enodoc · August 2017

Shardan4968 wrote: »

I think I know the answer now. I was in Skywatch and I found lorebook "Jorunn the Skald-King". There is written that Greybeards taught Jorunn thu'um which allows him to summon hero from Sovngarde to fight at his side. Skald-King summoned Wulfharth himself and with his aid, Nords, Argonians and Dunmers defeated Dir-Kamal. At the end of the book, there's written:

"The Ash-King, his purpose fulfilled, returned to Sovngarde. In Windhelm, three weeks later, Jorunn was crowned High King in the throne room of the Palace of Kings."

So answer is clear, Wulfharth returned to Sovngarde. But still there's a question how will he return to Tamriel and ally with Talos? Will Jorunn the Skald-King summon him again due to new threat? Another enigma in lore, I love it.

According to the Arcturian Heresy, he is "woken" again by the Greybeards in time to seek out Talos. So I guess in the interim between Dir-Kamal and Talos, he's just hanging out in Sovngarde.

JarlUlfric · August 2017

Wulfharth is much like the Redguard god HoonDing. He reappears in times where Nord way of life is at risk, and in dire need of help. After the deed is done, he returns to Sovngarde, except for the last time where his soul was trapped and used as fuel for the Numidium in Tiber Septim's conquest of Tamriel.