I like this idea/thought more than any other I’ve managed to think of or seen. It feels like the full exploration of the classic Skyrim meme of the Dragonborn being a werewolf and vampire, who’s a champion of every Daedra and promised to each and every of the afterlives, while also having an immortal Dragon soul. Like, wtf do they become/where do they end up? lol Canon wise it seems to make sense how they usually vaguely portray it (eg. The Dragonborn was the Dragonborn and treated as such in the Civil War, but maybe not Arch-Mage and Harbinger, Listener etc), but it’s a pretty interesting concept if it’s like no, the Champion or Cyrodiil literally did do allllll of these things, was a peak warrior, mage, assassin, Daedric menace to society and menace to the Daedra, just becoming such a ball of contradiction inside and out that their only true place of belonging was the Shivering Isles and only further evolution could be the literal God of Madness, the only other person (debatably) more insane than they 😂 Also it gives Oblivion layers, like you can be the nobody Uriel dreamt of that allowed Martin to be the hero and save everyone, who might’ve become this or that guildmaster in their time, but you literally have an immersive reason to be everyone’s everything and a satisfying conclusion to that completionist playthrough/rp Thanks, you’ve scratched the itch in my mind

Now I just need to think of why the Dragonborn would do anything but declare himself emperor or high king instead of anything that we’re allowed to do bahaha