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  Sigtric

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  It's not that there are no dragons during the time of ESO, there are. They are either 'dead' or in hiding. See the dead part for explanation of the word Bones in the title.

  
  Stormproof: Vibeke - 50 EP mDragonknight | Savi Dreloth - 50 EP Magsorc | Sadi Dreloth - 50 EP Magblade | Sigtric Stormaxe - 50 EP Stamsorc | Valora Dreloth - 50 EP Magplar | Sigtric the Unbearable 50 EP Stam Warden
  Scrub: Chews-on-Beavers - 50 EP DK Tank | Vera the Wild - 50 EP magicka Warden | Sigtric the Axe - 50 EP Dragonknight Crafter | Sigtric the Blade - 50 EP Lost Nightblade | Sigtric the Savage - 50 EP magicka Templar | Vibeka Shadowblade - 50 Ep Stealthy Ganky Nightblade |
  
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  January 2018

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  Ratzkifal

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  Most dragons are dead right now. There are only three exceptions with only one confirmed to be alive (Paarthurnax). The particular dragon from Dragonbones has been dead for a while now but a cult of Necromancers is trying to raise it to bring about the deadliest plague Tamriel has ever seen (I think). Not sure why they need the dragon for it, but perhaps it has a poisonous breath or something.
  
  ESO takes place in the second era in the 200s, while Skyrim takes place at the beginning of the fourth era. There are roughly a thousand years between ESO and Skyrim, with Skyrim being the more recent event. The skeletons and dragon burial mounts are still here from long ago, long before even the events of ESO. You can see one in Kyne's grove south of Windhelm in Eastmarch.

  That is the very same hill that you and Delphine encounter Alduin and witness him resurrecting the dragon burried there.

  This Bosmer was tortured to death. There is nothing left to be done.

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  January 2018

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