Bernadette outlines some of the nuances of Draugr cultures during her time in the crypts, casting light on an otherwise unsolvable mystery. After spending months living among the undead warriors, she details her findings and begins to uncover some semblance of their second life with unsettling clarity. The most informative account of common Draugr comes from Bernadette Bantien, a mage from Skyrim's Mage College of Winterhold and author of Amongst the Draugr. Their power and elevated lifestyle attracted many followers, leading to crypts filled with armored bodies. Like many leaders, Dragon Priests couldn’t rule over the masses without assistance. Dragon Priests can emit Frost, Fire, and Shock damage, mirroring the breath types of the Dragons they worshiped, making them some of the most powerful named Draugr in Skyrim. A combination of healing magic or items, stealth, raw strength or power, and Shouts are needed to defeat the Priests. Unlike other Draugr, who can be defeated using simple attacks, Dragon Priests require more advanced strategies to defeat. However, Dragon Priests also exhibit a level of magical talent and are capable of powerful attacks that can leave unprepared Dragonborn staggering.
In modern Skyrim, the Dragonborn, Ulfric Stormcloak, the Ebony Warrior, the Greybeards, and Draugr are some of the only non-draconic creatures capable of unlocking their Thu’um to use Skyrim's Dragon Shouts. They would amass many followers, leading armies in service of their draconic masters. This depraved individual would come to be known as a Dragon Priest. They fostered Dragon Cults, which would raise a single worthy human above the rest. In Skyrim’s history, Dragons used to reign over humanity with merciless cruelty.
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