Farengar map?

[ISMAEL]

Farengar have a map in his room near enchanting table, that map have a lot of checkpoints... who know what is this?
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2803630390

My english is not good

[John]

That's the map of Skyrim, it literally states, Province of Skyrim.

[smr1957]

I think Ismael is referring to the small boxes that appear on the map in some locations - it is probably just something that Farengar has marked as referring to dragons - it is not actually stated in the game.

[Thomastronaut]

Possibly dragon sightings

[Alex]

Those small boxes represent forts, and the dots villages.

[Master Talon]

Originally posted by Alex:

Those small boxes represent forts, and the dots villages.

no it's dragon burial sites hints him studying the Dragons

[Alex]

Originally posted by Master Talon:

Originally posted by Alex:

Those small boxes represent forts, and the dots villages.

no it's dragon burial sites hints him studying the Dragons

That's a different map, I was referring to the map in the screenshot.

[ISMAEL]

Originally posted by smr1957:

I think Ismael is referring to the small boxes that appear on the map in some locations - it is probably just something that Farengar has marked as referring to dragons - it is not actually stated in the game.

yeah

[ISMAEL]

Originally posted by Thomastronaut:

Possibly dragon sightings

yeah maybe

[Rez Elwin]

Alex is right, that map marks villages with circles and forts with squares.

For example, just look west of Whiterun, the first Square is Fort Greymoor right bast the watchtower. Keep going and you'll see the first circle Rorikstead, which it also says on the map if you look close enough.

[Docsprock]

Originally posted by Rez Elwin:

Alex is right, that map marks villages with circles and forts with squares.

For example, just look west of Whiterun, the first Square is Fort Greymoor right bast the watchtower. Keep going and you'll see the first circle Rorikstead, which it also says on the map if you look close enough.

This is correct. Just a standard map of Skyrim showing cities, towns, and forts.

[ISMAEL]

Originally posted by Rez Elwin:

Alex is right, that map marks villages with circles and forts with squares.

For example, just look west of Whiterun, the first Square is Fort Greymoor right bast the watchtower. Keep going and you'll see the first circle Rorikstead, which it also says on the map if you look close enough.

okey :) ty

[Master Talon]

Originally posted by Alex:

Originally posted by Master Talon:

no it's dragon burial sites hints him studying the Dragons

That's a different map, I was referring to the map in the screenshot.

I know and its Dragon Burial sites hints Delphine asking him for the Dragonstone he himself even says he's studying Dragons

[Rez Elwin]

Originally posted by Master Talon:

Originally posted by Alex:

That's a different map, I was referring to the map in the screenshot.

I know and its Dragon Burial sites hints Delphine asking him for the Dragonstone he himself even says he's studying Dragons

No it isn't, there is a map for burial sites you can get from Delphine's room later, the map in the study isn't it, and it would not make sense for him to know where they are before you get him the stone but that map is always there.

[Master Talon]

Originally posted by Rez Elwin:

Originally posted by Master Talon:

I know and its Dragon Burial sites hints Delphine asking him for the Dragonstone he himself even says he's studying Dragons

No it isn't, there is a map for burial sites you can get from Delphine's room later, the map in the study isn't it, and it would not make sense for him to know where they are before you get him the stone but that map is always there.

He's Guessing the areas of where they could be (hints him studying the dragons, he has been since Alduin attacked Helgen) and I know you get a Burial map in the Sleeping Giant Inn from Delphine after getting the Dragonstone and yes I know the map Farengar has was always there I have over 3,000 hours of game play with both SE and LE put together and beat Miraak, Harkon and Alduin several times. And Farengar even tells you about the Dragon Burial sites when he tells you to get the Dragonstone. Why do you think he has that map to try and figure out where they are and where Alduin will go to Resurrect the other Dragons. Like I said he is making guesses of where they are.

[Alex]

Could you stop arguing against the obvious? The map in question (and the screenshot) is the default map of Skyrim. It's also used in the various war rooms, with the only difference that the villages and forts are further marked with colored flags.

But this one doesn't have any special markings, so even if Farengar is using it to find something related to dragons, he's not annotating it there. The only map with the dragon burial sites is made with the help of the dragon stone.