A Skyrim playthrough just doesn't hit right without his customary "good morning" bit. There's also the more obvious consideration — the Imperial Legion was trying to cut off the player's head. The Stormcloaks weren't. Bygones are bygones if you decide to join the Legion, but the fact of the matter is that they would've happily gone ahead with it had Alduin not crashed the party.
The primary seat of power in Skyrim is the city of Solitude, where the High King used to sit before Ulfric shouted him to death.
While it was the Imperial emperor Tiber-Septim who declared Solitude as the capital, players ought to agree with his decision after seeing Solitude's layout.
It's only the best and most aesthetically pleasing city in Skyrim sorry, Jarl Balgruuf. It also appears as the most modern and the most defensible, unlike Whiterun which can be assaulted from all angles. Joining the Imperial Legion pretty much makes Solitude the player's home city, which is quite a privilege. A proper house there will cost the entirety of an arm and leg, however.
Nobody likes the Thalmor in Skyrim due to their nefarious schemes and the fact that their noses a thoroughly upturned to the rest of the Tamrielic races. The Empire, on the other hand, works with the Thalmor for a momentary peace, even though they're also competing against the High Elves for control. The Stormcloaks' confidence indirectly opposing the Thalmor is admirable in its degree of bravery. Jarl Balgruuf is one of the best Jarls in Skyrim and a true fan-favorite character.
Sadly, players will have to oust him if they decide to commit to the Stormcloaks. That's because Balgruuf will always choose to side with the Imperial Legion regardless of which side the players pick.
That means he's pretty much the final enemy the players have to face in the Whiterun Siege if they joined the Stormcloaks. Furthermore, the man who replaces him, Vignar Gray-Mane, is less charismatic, less wise, and needlessly abrasive compared to Balgruuf. One of the main reasons for the civil war was the banning of Talos, a Skyrim native and favorite son who founded the empire and ascended to godhood.
Galmar: "I do swear my blood and honor to the service of Ulfric Stormcloak Jarl of Windhelm and true High King of Skyrim. This completes the quest and begins the next, " The Jagged Crown. This section contains bugs related to Joining the Stormcloaks. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:.
Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Joining the Stormcloaks. Edit source History Talk 1. Do you like this video? Play Sound. If you chose to follow Ralof to escape Helgen during the quest Unbound and then from the keep either accompany him on the road to, or leave and rejoin him in Riverwood , Ralof will invite you to join the Stormcloaks and direct you to Windhelm.
In addition, Stormcloak soldiers encountered across Skyrim will likewise invite you to join their side, and the quest will be added to the log if it hasn't been earlier.
Regardless of whether or not you have previously received the quest, you can travel to the Palace of the Kings in Windhelm and talk to Galmar Stone-Fist and request to join the Stormcloaks, at which point Galmar will give you an initial test, as detailed at Joining the Stormcloaks.
You can join the Imperial Legion and fight against the Stormcloaks instead. Completing the Joining the Legion quest will cause you to automatically fail the Joining the Stormcloaks quest. Once the Dragonborn has joined the Stormcloaks, only one more opportunity remains to switch sides , leaving the Stormcloaks for the Legion. When the Jagged Crown has been acquired, the Dragonborn can choose to travel to Solitude where they can give the crown to General Tullius instead. Tullius will then recognize them as an Imperial Soldier and immediately orders them to deliver an important message to Whiterun, while skipping the formalities of making the Dragonborn swear the Imperial Oath.
As Talos is my witness, may this oath bind me to death and beyond All hail the Stormcloaks, the true sons and daughters of Skyrim! There are five titles that can be earned if the Stormcloaks are joined during the Civil War questline.
Progress in rank occurs at the completion of key battles during the war. A Stormcloak Camp as seen in Legends. Stormcloak camps serve as outposts for the Stormcloaks and are instrumental in the ongoing civil war. They are located in holds that are controlled by the Empire. If the Stormcloaks take over a hold, its camp in said hold will disappear, and vice versa. The exception is Eastmarch, which will not get a Stormcloak camp even if it falls to the Imperials. They are commanded by a Stormcloak Officer who can be found in his tent, and also have a Stormcloak Quartermaster working at a forge who will also serve as a merchant.
The following is a list of every Stormcloak camp in Skyrim:. After the conclusion of the civil war in favor of the Stormcloaks, the player will be told there are still Imperial camps out there to destroy. However, when visiting said camps, the commanders will still be flagged as essential and cannot be killed.
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