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'''Elder Dragons''' are a type of [[Dragons (Skyrim)|dragon]] in {{Skyrim}}. Their [[Health (Skyrim)|health]] pools and [[Damage (Skyrim)|attack damage]] are considerably higher than the basic [[Dragons (Skyrim)#Common|Fire Dragon]] and [[Frost Dragon|Frost Dragons]]. Elder dragons can use both [[Fire Breath]] and [[Frost Breath]]. |
'''Elder Dragons''' are a type of [[Dragons (Skyrim)|dragon]] in {{Skyrim}}. Their [[Health (Skyrim)|health]] pools and [[Damage (Skyrim)|attack damage]] are considerably higher than the basic [[Dragons (Skyrim)#Common|Fire Dragon]] and [[Frost Dragon|Frost Dragons]]. Elder dragons can use both [[Fire Breath]] and [[Frost Breath]]. |
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Revision as of 22:11, 28 February 2015
- For the ability in Online, see Elder Dragon.
Elder Dragons are a type of dragon in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Their health pools and attack damage are considerably higher than the basic Fire Dragon and Frost Dragons. Elder dragons can use both Fire Breath and Frost Breath.
They are considered middle-class compared to other dragons, the strongest being the Legendary Dragon (if the add-on Dawnguard is installed) and the weakest being a Brown Dragon. Spawning on the world map, Elder Dragons can be encountered at levels as low as 22 and as high as 50.
Appearance
These dragons undergo a massive change in design from Frost to Elder. Not only are they larger, and obviously more intimidating, but they feature a more noticeable bronze colored body, with spots of black dotting the skin.
Instead of a row of spines, or a sail, these dragons have a mere row of bony bumps dotting their spine, however, they essentially trade that for a meaner, more aggressive looking facial structure. They have two massive, curved horns on their heads, with a more angular, pointy face.
Lastly, these dragons also possess the regular spaded tail that the Brown and Frost dragons also have.
Gameplay
These dragons do not have a set elemental shout, instead using either a Fire Breath shout, or a Frost Breath shout. They are far more powerful than previous dragon variants in terms of attacks, both ranged and physical, meaning engaging these dragons is quite a battle if the Dragonborn does not have a set of armor capable of defense, or a weapon capable of quickly downing the dragon.
Essentially, one of the best strategies would be to try and keep the dragon still, while hammering it from afar, pelting it with any kind of arrow. Dragonrend is especially useful for this purpose and can easily give the Dragonborn the upperhand if used effectively.
Loot
- Dragon bones (1-3)
- Dragon scales (1-3)
- Precious gems
- Random gold
- Random Enchanted weapon
- Random Enchanted armor
Gallery
Appearances
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