It is possible that Bethesda simply did not want to use a completely new model, however, or that decay had affected his body. Additionally, the Draugr version has two fully intact, identical eyes, albeit one being lit like standard Draugr and the other being unlit like dead Draugr. And lastly, their armor is different the Draugr Olaf wears customary Ancient Nord Armor, while the spirit form is clad in steel plate armor. The style of their facial hair is also different, the Draugr version sporting a braided beard and the spirit Olaf bearing a bushy mustache. They have different hair colors, with Olaf's spirit having black hair and the Draugr having brownish. The two renditions of King Olaf, as honored dead and as Draugr, are quite dissimilar in many ways.
The adjacent plaque is dedicated to Harald. Unfortunately, it is possible that Alduin the World-Eater devoured him before he got there.Ī plaque in Windhelm, located outside the Palace of the Kings, is dedicated to Olaf. Svaknir is seen making his way to the Hall of Valor. The spirit of Olaf states that, despite Svaknir's defaming words, he respects the bard as an honest opponent, and wished to greet him as a friend in the Hall of Valor, meaning that there could have been some truth to Svaknir’s account of Olaf’s capture of the dragon. The Dragonborn encounters Olaf One-Eye in the Hall of Valor at Sovngarde. The Dragonborn can pass a persuade test to change Olaf's history, where it can be rewritten to show Olaf as actually being a dragon in human form. During the recovery of the manuscript, Olaf, whose body has become a Draugr, attacks and is defeated by the Dragonborn. The verse is needed to convince Jarl Elisif the Fair of the legitimacy of the Burning of Olaf festival the Bards College wishes to perform. Viarmo tasks the Dragonborn with recovering Svaknir's lost verse, said to still reside in Olaf's tomb. Even this script was badly damaged, forcing the Dragonborn to rewrite it. Copies of Svaknir's script were burned until none remained, save the one buried with Olaf in Dead Men's Respite, the tomb of Olaf where Svaknir's body was also laid to rest in. The poet Svaknir wrote a heretical elegy, defaming Olaf and labeling him a traitor. Sometime during Olaf's reign as High King, Olaf expanded Skyrim's boundaries when he conquered the Reach. Because most witnesses of his victory against Numinex became extremely wealthy after he became High King, many believed that they were paid to provide false testimony to the events that took place atop Mount Anthor. Olaf became High King of Skyrim after the battle, facing mixed opinions from his peers. Numinex stayed there, trapped, until his death. The people of Whiterun renamed the keep Dragonsreach in honor of this task. Drawing the battle toward Whiterun, Olaf contained the dragon within a prison in the Cloud District. According to Adonato Leotelli's account, Olaf and the Dragon, Olaf One-Eye fought the dragon Numinex with the aid of the Thu'um, in the presence of several witnesses.
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