Serana will respond that she doesn't think that it's the right fit and isn't interested in marrying the Dragonborn , regardless of the decisions you make during the DLC, but she still considers you to be a good friend. Serana has Nord blood, which may come as a surprise if you expect her to be an Imperial or Breton.
Serana doesn't have a Nord accent, and she looks a lot more similar to an Imperial than a Nord. Although Serana's race isn't at all important to the Dawnguard DLC's story, it is an interesting tidbit about Serana that is easy to completely overlook while playing through the DLC.
It may seem that Serana would only hold resentment towards her father since her mother, Valerica, tried to save her from Harkon's plan. However, Serana dislikes the choice that her mother made by sealing her away and feels that she wasn't allowed to make this decision by herself. Once you consider all the factors in the situation, it's easy to see Serana's side of the story and understand why she is upset with both her mother and father. It's easy to miss that Serana holds resentment towards her mother since it is only briefly mentioned in dialogue during the DLC.
Most companions in Skyrim don't have very much unique dialogue; however, this is one way that Serana is entirely unique. Serana has interesting dialogue relating to her being a vampire, and she also makes many other comments while the two of you are exploring Skyrim.
Serana will respond if you are in a scenic location or if you are outside while the sun is shining, among many other situations. Serana was born in the Second Era, which means that she is from hundreds of years prior to the events of Skyrim. You might already be aware that Serana is from a different time period; however, it's unclear to many fans exactly which era she's actually from.
Since Serana was born in the Second Era, her perception of the world is very different from other characters, even in ways that aren't necessarily noticeable during dialogue with her. She will show up, just sit tight and you will see her sitting in the main lobby waiting for you. Vampirism is a syndrome that is acquired after the disease Sanguinare Vampiris has infected the body longer than three in-game days. Otherwise, the only method for removing the disease is to speak to Falion, the thaumaturge of Morthal.
He requires a filled Black Soul Gem to cure vampirism. They view humans as a food source, and themselves as superior despite their allergies for something as basic as sunlight. Dragon Riding is a new feature in Skyrim: Dragonborn that allows the player to tame and ride Dragons.
The process involves using a Dragon Shout to cause a Dragon to temporarily become your ally, and speaking to it once it lands lets you ride it into the sky and almost anywhere else. How to use? In Vampire form, go into the hover state and start springing wing flapping on VL , as long as you spring you fly as soon as you stop sprinting you fall, but not to death, i removed falling damage while in Vampire Lord Form, and while you fly your stamina is infinite.
Register Don't have an account? Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Wait three days or sleep, whatever , and if she doesn't show up in Fort Dawnguard or next to you, just teleport her back to you again "prid B74", and the "moveto player" in the console window So far, i haven't got any bugs, but if you do, please reply Can't get it to work for me keep getting b74 not found. You have my thanks! And the castle would presumably remind her of her dead father so she isn't there.
During this conversation, if you ask her if she has ever thought about getting cured, she will refer to her condition as a gift, insisting that she will never seek a cure for it.
Should she say this, you can still ask her to seek a cure after her father has been defeated, but she will refuse and then refuse to speak to you about it further should you ask again. If you wish for her to cure her vampirism after the main questline, choose the option "Are you all right?
Once you have defeated Harkon and left Volkihar Cathedral, if you are not a vampire yourself, you can ask Serana if she's ever considered being cured. If you tell her that her vampirism makes you uncomfortable, she will criticize you for being self-centered and refuse to ever discuss the cure again. If you pick more tactful dialogue options, you can convince her to go see Falion. She will immediately leave, even if she is currently following you, saying that she needs to do this alone.
Within a few days, she should show up at Fort Dawnguard as a normal human. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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