See kids, vampires live in caves, but you can live in a hold palace if you go to see the doctor. Oh so Babette cured her vampirism finally. Please note that I don't really want spoilers about the plot, I just want to know if it is possible to challenge Ulfric to one-on-one combat 'in the Old Nord Way' or just take the Rebellion for myself by assassinating him. Unfortunately, I am the high king of Skyrim. I really don't like this guy (he's a crazy racist who would do anything for power), but I also don't like what the Empire has become. Can you marry Karliah Karliah has followerвЂ™s and marriage dialogues. The Dragonborn would need the support of the majority of the Jarls to become High King. Challenge Ulfric to a fight he knows he can't win and can't turn down. His Talos talk is just an excuse for his actions, as I see it. Can I become High King in Skyrim The only way the Dragonborn could become offically the High King, is through the proper Nord tradition of the Moot. The only way the Dragonborn could become offically the High King, is through the proper Nord tradition of the Moot. Join the Stormcloaks, help Ulfric become the High King.

I don't want to join the Empire and - in my mind - what would make sense in my character's storyline would be him joining the Stormcloaks at first (because of how the game starts and my character being a Nord and having escaped with Ralof), but later realizing how Ulfric is only after power and how his fight against the Empire might even benefit the Altmers by weakening both forces (Empire and Rebellion). Keeping on track with the Thalmor theme, one would think that as soon as Ulfric wins the civil war and become High-King of Skyrim, if you choose to join him that is, that he would immediately. So I've been thinking if it's possible to join the Stormcloaks only to realize Ulfric's an ass and kill him after that at some point of the game (I know you can't just go and kill him at first because he's an important NPC for the main story quests).

Can i become high king in skyrim