Kodlak will question your skill in combat. Regardless of what you say to him he will direct you to follow Vilkas out into the courtyard for training practice. If you ask him if he's supposed to train you before you reach the yard, Vilkas will tell you: "Not here. Out in the yard. Come on. Just have a few swings at me so I can see your form. Don't worry, I can take it. Afterwards, he will then order you around: "You might just make it.
But for now, you're still a whelp to us, new blood. So you do what we tell you. Here's my sword. Go take it up to Eorlund to have it sharpened. And be careful, it's probably worth more than you are. After Kodlak has been slain by members of the Silver Hand upon your return back to Jorrvaskr, Vilkas is looking to seek revenge for his death and asks you to accompany him to Driftshade Refuge and to retrieve the fragments of Wuuthrad.
He will say either: "We're going to make them pay. We'll want to pay our respects to Kodlak's spirit. Come up to the Skyforge to pay your respects. After Kodlak's funeral, the rest of the members of the Circle will gather in the Underforge.
Upon arriving, a conversation between them will occur, discussing Kodlak's passing:. Vilkas "The old man had one wish before he died. And he didn't get it. It's as simple as that. But he wanted to be clean. He wanted to meet Ysgramor and know the glories of Sovngarde.
But all that was taken from him. And that's not what this is about. We should be honoring Kodlak, no matter our own thoughts on the blood. Jergen had no choice but to take them to Jorrvaskr where they grew up as Companions. In 4E , when they were eight years old, Jergen left to fight in the Great War, leaving the two boys in Jorrvaskr.
A few months later, the Hall recieved the news of his death and the twins were orphaned once again. Farkas grew up happy among the Companions. From a young age, he was eager to lear how to fight and how to hunt. He worshipped his father, and it wasn't easy for him to get over his death. It's made clear early on that those seeking a partner in Skyrim aren't looking for love so much as they are seeking companionship and comfort from the harsh reality of life in the frigid northern land.
There are more than 50 marriage candidates peppered across the land, from housecarls and companions to merchants and blacksmiths -- but of them all, Vilkas is the best. Most potential spouses show an interest in a Dragonborn wearing an Amulet of Mara once a favor or task has been completed. However, there are some relationships the player really has to work for. When choosing a partner, it's important to consider what role the Dragonborn would like their spouse to play.
Will they stay home to look after the house and family while tending to their small shop on the side, or will they travel with the Dragonborn and fight by their side?
The companions in Whiterun are as tough as they come, which makes them relatively worthy as far as spouses go. Interestingly, in comparison to other marriage candidates, the Companions are pretty difficult to win over as both friends and lovers.
It is our burden to bear. But we can overcome. But I don't know if the rest will go along quite so easily. Vilkas: "Master, you're not truly considering accepting him? And last I checked, we had some empty beds in Jorrvaskr for those with a fire burning in their hearts.
But perhaps this isn't the time. I've never even heard of this outsider. Sometimes men and women come to us to seek their fame. It makes no difference. What matters is their heart.
Eorlund: "Who will start? Before the ancient flame We grieve. We weep. We shout. We take our leave. Members of the Circle, let us withdraw to the Underforge, to grieve our last together. Vilkas: "The old man had one wish before he died. And he didn't get it. It's as simple as that. But he wanted to be clean.
He wanted to meet Ysgramor and know the glories of Sovngarde. But all that was taken from him. And that's not what this is about. We should be honoring Kodlak, no matter our own thoughts on the blood. It's what he wanted, and he deserved to have it. You know the legends of the Tomb of Ysgramor. We can't even enter the tomb without Wuuthrad, and it's in pieces, like it has been for a thousand years. And the elves once ruled Skyrim.
Just because something is, doesn't mean it must be. The blade is a weapon. A tool. Tools are meant to be broken. And repaired. Did you repair the blade? And now it will take you to meet him once more. As the one who bore the fragments, I think you Referring to the Dragonborn should be the one to carry Wuuthrad into battle.
The rest of you, prepare to journey to the Tomb of Ysgramor. For Kodlak. Ria : "It just feels so slow. But eventually you'll get used to it, and then you'll get faster with it. After that, the shortsword will feel like a knitting needle when you pick it up again.
My mistake. Ria: "Should I be holding the blade further away than a smaller one? When you have a big, heavy weight swinging around your upper body, your lower body has to compensate, or you'll fall right over. Ria: "Why can't I train with Aela? Aela's never used anything bigger than a dagger. I think our fighting styles are similar. This section contains bugs related to Vilkas. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:.
Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Edit source History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. Not to be confused with Vilgis. You're not married? Together, then.
I'm not interested. You think you can just wander in here and join us? I just wish this war had them. Who cares who worships what dead god? Give me something to make me draw my sword. I love my brother, but his brains are not his strong suit.
We were brought here by Jergen. Whether he was our father or not, I don't care. He left to fight in the Great War and never came back. So he's not my problem anymore. We've been here as long as either of us can remember, though. So try to show some respect. I've got nothing against it, but for me, the promise of coin is what feeds my blade.
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