Is the Last Dragonborn related to Septim?

No, the Last Dragonborn (from Skyrim) isn't definitively related to the Septim Dynasty; while Septims like Tiber were Dragonborn, the Dragonborn power isn't exclusive to them, and fan theories suggest the Last Dragonborn could be from a different, forgotten bloodline or even an illegitimate Septim descendant, but lore points to them being a unique individual chosen by Akatosh after the Septim line ended with Martin Septim. The Dragonborn power is a separate divine gift from Akatosh, manifesting in different races, not just Imperials.
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Is the last dragonborn related to Martin Septim?

It's unlikely that the Dragonborn is a literal descendent of the Septims. However, there is evidence that they're the reincarnation of Tiber Septim. If you go to the inn at Old Hroldan and spend the night, you'll encounter the ghost of Tiber's friend who died in battle there.
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Is the Dragonborn the reincarnation of Tiber Septim?

No, the Dragonborn status was never exclusive to Tiber Septim; there can more than one Dragonborn in existence at any given moment in time. The Last Dragonborn is ambiguous; you could roleplay as Tiber's reincarnation, but it's fanfiction-level at best due to the lack of supporting lore.
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Where did the last dragonborn come from?

The Last Dragonborn (Dovahkiin) in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim comes from an unknown, possibly Cyrodiil-based background, caught illegally entering Skyrim, but their true origin lies in a prophesied, lost bloodline with dragon souls, potentially descended from Septims or an ancient, forgotten lineage, making their exact past intentionally vague so players can project their own backstory. They were a prisoner with a hidden gift from Akatosh, revealed by Alduin's return, becoming the prophesied hero to stop him. 
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Are all dragonborns related?

Akatosh picks out people to become dragonborn every once in a while, they create thier own lines, but that doesn't mean all the lines are connected. Also if all dragonborn were related and Miraak was the first dragonborn then Ysmir would need to be descended from him, which simply couldn't happen.
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What is the rarest Dragonborn color?

The rarest Dragonborn colors are typically those from less common dragon types like Platinum, Adamantine, Mithral, Steel, Brown, Gray, and Purple, often considered rare due to unique origins (like being divine offspring or lesser dragon types) or ancient, mixed bloodlines, with Platinum often cited as exceptionally rare, sometimes linked to Bahamut's direct lineage. Prismatic Dragonborn, with shifting rainbow scales, are also incredibly rare and often homebrew creations, mirroring legendary dragons.
 
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What race was Miraak?

Miraak was a Nord, an ancient human race from Skyrim, who served as the first Dragonborn and a powerful Dragon Priest during the Dragon War before being trapped in Apocrypha by Hermaeus Mora. While his true face is hidden by his mask, game data and lore confirm his Nord heritage, though some speculate he could be an "Atmoran," an ancestor race to Nords.
 
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Is the Last Dragonborn immortal?

The LDB, though, doesn't have biological immortality or the convenience of being able to give himself whatever body he wants. Sure, his soul is immortal, but physically he's no different from any other regular person.
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Is the hero of Kvatch mentioned in Skyrim?

Yes, the Hero of Kvatch is heavily implied to be the Daedric Prince Sheogorath in Skyrim, though not directly named as the "Hero of Kvatch," with Sheogorath alluding to his past life and experiences during the Oblivion Crisis, notably during "The Mind of Madness" quest where he mentions Martin Septim and other events, confirming he is the same soul who took on the mantle.
 
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Has anyone ever 100% beaten Skyrim?

Skyrim finally truly beaten as fanatical player does 'everything that can be done' in the game, nabbing every item and perk in quest to hit level 1,337. This is how our grandparents felt watching the Moon landing.
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Could the last dragonborn defeat a Daedric prince?

It could be talked about depending on how much power and powerful artifacts the Dragonborn carries, but as a general rule, no. The dragonborn cannot kill a god like a daedric prince, the power of the latter is too immense.
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Why do Nords like Talos?

The humans are fated to worship Talos because of his relation to Lorkhan. But in the eyes of the common Nord, they worship Talos because he was a Nordic hero, founded the Empire, and killed a bunch of elves.
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Who is the real villain in Skyrim?

The main villain in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is Alduin, also known as the World-Eater, a powerful dragon and the firstborn of the dragon god Akatosh, who seeks to destroy the world (Nirn) and enslave mortals, requiring the Dragonborn to stop him to fulfill their destiny. While DLCs introduce other antagonists like Lord Harkon and Miraak, Alduin drives the core main questline, aiming to end the world prematurely. 
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Can you make Miraak your follower?

No, you can't have Miraak as a follower in vanilla Skyrim because you kill him at the end of the Dragonborn DLC, but you can with mods that add an alternate ending, letting you recruit him after using the Bend Will shout on him in Apocrypha. These mods, like the popular "Miraak - Dragonborn Follower," change the final quest to allow you to team up with him against Hermaeus Mora, leading to him becoming a fully voiced companion who even shouts in combat. 
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Are Nords the only Dragonborn?

The first Dragonborn was a nord named miraak but he is hardly the only dragonborn in history. St Alessia who lead mortals in the war against the heartland elves was an imperial, her dragonborn status was granted by Akatosh himself (there's no record of her ever using the Thu'um).
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Can you ride Odahviing in Skyrim?

Yes, you can ride Odahviing in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (with the Dragonborn DLC) by using the Bend Will shout, especially when he circles the Throat of the World, allowing for unique real-time travel or just to experience riding a named dragon, though mods offer more seamless integration. 
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What race would Sheogorath be?

He is neither a Breton or an Imperial. He is a Daedra. The Nocturnal NPC in TESV is a Redguard, even though she doesn't look like one. They pick some convenient race when modeling the character and hope people like you don't read anything into it.
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Who is Ysmir in Skyrim?

In The Elder Scrolls, Ysmir is a revered title meaning "Dragon of the North," bestowed upon great Nordic heroes by the Greybeards, most notably Ysmir Wulfharth (an ancient king) and Tiber Septim (the founder of the Third Empire, also known as Talos), and later by the player character (the Dragonborn). It signifies a powerful figure, often a Dragonborn, who embodies the spirit of the Nords and their connection to Shor (Lorkhan) and Kyne, serving as a title of immense respect and power. 
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Is Skyrim set 200 years after Oblivion?

Skyrim is set 200 years after the events of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and it is not a direct sequel. Skyrim is a cold and mountainous region in the north of the continent of Tamriel. It has traditionally been divided into nine administrative sections, called "holds", each governed by a jarl from a larger town.
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What does Alduin say before he dies?

When Alduin is defeated in Sovngarde, his final words are in Dragon tongue: "Zu'u unslaad! Zu'u nis oblaan!", which translates to "I am eternal! I cannot end!" or "I am eternal! I cannot be ended!", highlighting his arrogance and belief in his own unending nature as the World-Eater, even in his defeat by the Dovahkiin.
 
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Is Drogon the only dragon that survives?

Only Drogon survived the end of Game of Thrones, last seen flying off with Daenerys' dead body.
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What race is the tallest in Skyrim?

The tallest playable race in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is the High Elf (Altmer), with males having the highest base height scale, followed closely by Nords, while Wood Elves (Bosmer) are generally the shortest. High Elves are consistently cited as the tallest, making them popular for characters where height and a magical focus are desired, though player height can be slightly adjusted in character creation.
 
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Which race is strongest in Skyrim?

#1 - Skyrim High Elf

Unquestionably, the best possible race in Skyrim unless the player plans on using absolutely zero magic.
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What happens if you use Bend Will on Miraak?

Miraak will not fight back or even move at this point. Successfully hitting him with a Bend Will at this stage recharges your Shout even quicker. He'll become your ally and the two of you must defeat several waves of enemies Hermaeus Mora will send at you.
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What is the name of Murtagh's dragon?

Murtagh's dragon in The Inheritance Cycle (and his own book) is a male, red dragon named Thorn, who was forced to bond with Murtagh under King Galbatorix, making them both subservient to the king, though their bond grows complex and they become central figures in their own story, as detailed in Paolini's "Murtagh", a novel focusing on their journey of self-discovery and exile after Galbatorix's fall.
 
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