Skyrim For The Nords!

In the game Skyrim, the Goat Horns are the symbol of Markarth. Markarth is a city located in the western part of Skyrim and is known for its unique architecture and rich history. The city is built on a cliff and is home to the Dwemer ruins, which adds to its mysterious and fascinating atmosphere. The Goat Horns symbolize the city's connection to nature and its rugged landscape.

The War of Succession began when King Borgas died. This war was a conflict over the succession of the throne after the death of the king. It involved various factions and claimants to the throne, each vying for power and control over the kingdom. The War of Succession was a significant event in the history of the kingdom, as it led to a period of instability and turmoil.

After the events of the previous war in Skyrim, the Chieftains chose Olaf One-Eye as the new High King. This suggests that Olaf One-Eye was seen as a suitable leader to bring an end to the troubles in Skyrim and maintain stability in the region.

During the Skyrim conquests, the Nords were able to conquer several provinces, including Morrowind, High Rock, and Cyrodiil. However, Hammerfell was the province that did not get conquered by the Nords.

The correct answer is Winterhold. During the Return, Ysgramor landed upon Hsaarik Head, and the city that sits atop this landmark is Winterhold.

The Nords, an ancient race in the Elder Scrolls lore, originally hailed from the frozen continent of Atmora. At some point in history, they migrated from Atmora to Tamriel, specifically settling in the northern province of Skyrim. Atmora is described as a harsh and frozen land, and the Nords brought their culture, traditions, and warrior spirit with them when they settled in Skyrim. This migration from Atmora marks a significant event in the history of the Nords and their presence in Tamriel.

During the invasion, the Akaviri Warrior Ada'Soom Dir Kamal sacked the Nord city of Windhelm.

Whiterun Hold is not an "Old Hold of Skyrim" because it is one of the nine holds in Skyrim, not an old hold. The Old Holds of Skyrim refer to the five original holds that were established before the Great Collapse. These holds include The Rift, Winterhold, and Eastmarch.

The correct answer is Olaf, Jarl of Haafingar (in the Second Era). This option is not reputed to be the Olaf burned annually in Solitude. The other two options, King Olaf One-Eye and Olaf the Dog, are both associated with the tradition of burning an Olaf effigy in Solitude every year.

Borgas is the correct answer because he was the last known descendant of Ysgramor. Ysgramor was a legendary figure in Skyrim's history, known as the leader of the Five Hundred Companions and the founder of the city of Windhelm. Borgas, who was a High King of Skyrim, ruled after Ysgramor's lineage and was the last known descendant of the legendary figure.