He has little regard even for his family, and only remembers his wife and daughter due to his lust for power, though he does seem to think that his actions are benefiting vampire kind. Harkon is an elitist and sees mortals as inferior beings. Lord Harkon, leader of the Volkihar vampire clan. After the Dragonborn finds Serana and brings her to Castle Volkihar, Harkon regains the confidence to continue his quest to fulfill the prophecy. Harkon, enraged by this betrayal, commanded every vampire in his court to look for them. In an attempt to stop him fulfilling the prophecy, Valerica locked Serana along with an Elder Scroll in Dimhollow Crypt for her protection and escaped to the Soul Cairn with the other scroll sometime before the events in Skyrim. She believed that vampires should stay in the shadows, otherwise it would bring too much attention to their kind, and that mortals would wipe out the vampires, attempting to bring the sun back. His estranged wife Valerica saw how obsessed Harkon was becoming and disagreed with his goal. He would then taint an Elven arrow with the blood and shoot it at the sun with the bow. Harkon wanted to use his daughter, Serana, as a source for the blood, as she is a Daughter of Coldharbour. To enact the prophecy he required the ancient artifact called Auriel's Bow and the blood of a Daughter of Coldharbour. He started becoming obsessed with the prophecy and everything in his life, including his family, was pushed aside to try and make it a reality.
In return, the Lord of Enslavement granted him immortality by turning him and his family into pure-blood vampires.Īs the years passed and Harkon ran Volkihar, he uncovered a prophecy called the Tyranny of the Sun, that, were it to be enacted, would blot out the sun and allow his kin to roam freely during the day.
Despite all of this, his greatest fear was his own mortality, so he pledged himself to Molag Bal and in his name he sacrificed a thousand innocents. If asked about how he got his vampirism, Harkon will say how he once ruled as a mighty king, and that his domain was said to be vast and powerful.
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