- For other uses, see Draugr.
Draugr are undead creatures in The Elder Scrolls III: Bloodmoon.
Description
They are embalmed undead corpses of ancient Nords, that were laid to rest a long time ago. Similarly to the undead found in Dunmer's tombs on Vvardenfell, they seem to be guarding the tombs and barrows of ancient Nords across Solstheim.
In the Skaal traditions, there are tests that sends a young Skaal warrior to fight these fierce monsters. By this mean, the young men prove their worthiness and become accomplished members of the Clan.
Abilities
Draugr are resistant to poison, frost, shock and paralysis. They can deal large amounts of damage by swinging their arms violently; and are able to stun. They can be quite challenging at lower levels.
Loot
Trivia
- Draugr take their inspiration and several traits from the Draugr, an undead creature from Norse mythology.
- The Draugr found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim are somewhat different to the Draugr found in Bloodmoon. In Bloodmoon they are hunched and limping, although they can move very fast, on a short distance. They also have glowing red eyes, as opposed to their blue-eyed cousins from Skyrim.