The main goal of both games was to give some amazing story of heroism, justice, and outwordly power. As Oblivion shows us how a emporer in power gains his power and the process to recieve it. Skyrim on the other hand, shows how the Nordic legend of a Dragonborn grows in strength and knowledge, at the same time, Valhalla or Sovengarde. Starting with Oblivion, you are in a locked cell, talking to what seems to be a crazy prisoner, who knows more than he should, and after your quick discussion, he retreats father into his cell. Then, the Akaviri Blades appear, and the Emporer alongside with them. They are surprised to see you here, as the cell you are being held in is supposed to be unoccupied. The head of this little group, however, does not care for you or what's happened, just to get the Emporer to safety.

They open a door, and you follow them, even when they tell you to stay put. After you follow them, they get into a few fights with the Cult of the Mythic Dawn, whom worships and carries out the deadric price Mehrunes Dagon, biddinng. After a few battles, and in the middle of an ambush, Uriel Septim, also known as the 3rd Era Dragonborn, gives you the Amuelt of Kings. He dies immediately afterwards. After that, the game is pretty much the same. Kill the deadra that come out of oblivion gates, and save some villages. Then, the big boss battle comes, where you defeat Mehrunes Dagon and end his terrible cult. Then you have Skyrim. In my opinion, one of the greates games from that series. In Skyrim, you are in a Prisoner carrige, which you were aperrently taken into by some Imperial Soilders that ambushed the Rebelion Known as the Stormcloaks. Their Leader sits on you right, with a gag over his mouth to prevent him from usuing an ancient power known as the Thu'um.

There is a Stormcloak in front of you, and a horse thief diagonal from you. After you get into a small imperial town known as Helgen, you are lead to be decapitiated, but you do get to make your character here. The horse thief gets shot, attempting to flee decapitation. You are lead to be de-headed, and laid near a caskett. Luckily, a DRAGON which hasn't been seen in "Thousands of years" appears out of nowhere, and saves your ass.

You proceed to run away towards the main castle, and escape either befriending an Imperial or Stormcloak. Either way, it doesn't matter what you choose. They both lead you to another town called Riverwood, where you meet either of their family. They both ask you to send for the Whiterun guards, which you then accept. After you arrive in Whiterun, the Jarl speaks with you about a personal mission. This mission starts the dragon spawning, which creats dragons out of burial mounds. After a whole buch of Missions, you meet the Greybeards who pronounce you Dragonborn, Decendant of Uriel Septim III. After that, you meet the big boss, who is actually a normal sized dragon, named Alduin. He is Immortal among the mortal world, but Vulnerable in Sovengard. After a few more missions, you arrive in Sovengard. You then kill Alduin, which results in a ton of shouting and yeah. He's dead. Celebrate.