Alduin, Eternity, Vanquished by the last Dragonborn. A new age, in soul, yet not name, has begun. With the changes wrought by the fulfillment of the Elder Scroll, what changes have bechanced the one who forced them? Okay, that was a little silly, but I'm a better writer than a modder and I had an idea to put forward. After my 2nd playthrough of Skyrim, I started wishing that there was more to my Dragonborn's then just their souls. There is nothing that differentiates the Dragonborn physically from the other mortals walking around Skyrim, and that's a bit disappointing. My idea was that, after the defeat of Alduin, that the Dragonborn gets a new power, comparable to Beast or Vampire Lord Forms, and allows the player to become a humanoid-dragon, complete with scales, wings, a tale, claws, scales, and their hair becomes a crest, eyes become the golden slitted ones that dragons do. Not only cosmetic, it would also add perks such as (in some cases further add) resistances to fire, ice, magic, physical damage, health regen, stamina regen, and halve the time needed for shouts to recharge. NPC's wouldn't get hostile nor react to a public change except to use the same kinds of dialogue the do when they watch you absorb a soul. Though you still wouldn't be able to shop/sleep/open inventory A new constellation could be added allowing you to gain levels either with dragon souls or with the number of times you use shouts while in dragon-form. The perks could add to resistances, damage, shortening time between shouts, etc. Personally, I really wish I could make this, but I have no idea how to go about doing it, if anyone was interested in the project, I would gladly assist in whatever ways I could, even if that's only creative discussion. -MadCatCO