It says that he was interrogated for information and made to believe that it was this information that lead to the capture of the Imperial City.

There is also a thing about his thalmor dossier that I found interesting: HE had to be the High King because he genuinely believes himself to the only one who can and should liberate the country. He thought of him highly and might have even agreed to fight for independence, had Ulfric come to him to talk and not to fight.īut liberating Skyrim with Torygg as High King wasn’t the way. If you believe Stendor, Torygg wasn’t even against Ulfric. He believes that he is the one that must liberate Skyrim and that it is his destiny. One thing about him where other people are kind of right is that he thinks of himself as the ONLY person to set things right. He does believe that the Empire has forsaken and betrayed them, that Skyrim can and must be liberated and can stand on her own.

He definitely believes in what he says and fights for. The obvious conclusion is that whoever is behind the dragons also has an interest in the continuation of the war, but we should not assume therefore that their goals align with our own.) A Stormcloak victory is also to be avoided, however, so even indirect aid to the Stormcloaks must be carefully managed.A lot of NPCs in Skyrim claim that Ulfric doesn’t give a shit about Skyrim and is only after power, and I wondered how much of that is true, if at all.Īnd I kinda figured that there is a little truth to that. (NOTE: The coincidental intervention of the dragon at Helgen is still under scrutiny. The incident at Helgen is an example where an exception had to be made - obviously Ulfric's death would have dramatically increased the change of an Imperial victory and thus harmed our overall position in Skyrim. As long as the civil war proceeds in its current indecisive fashion, we should remain hands-off. Operational Notes: Direct contact remains a possibility (under extreme circumstances), but in general the asset should be considered dormant. Has anyone picked up this document in the the Thalmor embassy? It proves Ulfric to be a self-righteous tool for the Aldmeri Dominion to create instability. The obvious conclusion is that whoever is behind the dragons also has an interest in the continuation of the war, but we should not assume therefore that their goals align with our own.) A Stormcloak victory is also to be avoided, however, so even indirect aid to the Stormcloaks must be carefully managed.'

The so-called Markarth Incident was particularly valuable from the point of view of our strategic goals in Skyrim, although it resulted in Ulfric becoming generally uncooperative to direct contact. After the war, contact was established and he has proven his worth as an asset. He was made to believe information obtained during his interrogation was crucial in the capture of the Imperial City (the city had in fact fallen before he had broken), and then allowed to escape. Under interrogation, we learned of his potential value (son of the Jarl of Windhelm) and he was assigned as an asset to the interrogator, who is now First Emissary Elenwen. ' Ulfric first came to our attention during the First War against the Empire, when he was taken as a prisoner of war during the campaign for the White Gold Tower. Has anyone picked up this document in the the Thalmor embassy? It proves Ulfric to be a self-righteous tool for the Aldmeri Dominion destabilizing the region.

Thalmor dossier