Potema is back and gathering strength, untethered to the control of any necromancer, and it'll be up to players to stop her. At first, it seems all is well.until Falk reveals the ritual still worked. Indeed, players can return to Falk Firebeard after clearing out the ruins, receive their reward, and continue the rest of the quest towards their thanehood.
To complete this quest seemingly interrupts the summoning ritual, and protects Solitude and all of Skyrim from Potema's return. Related: Skyrim: 10 Things Most Players Might Have Missed In Solitude And these necromancers are attempting to revive one of Skyrim's deceased rulers, Queen Potema, a cruel and powerful leader (and lowkey necromancer) in her time. Rather than simply clearing out a cave of some unassuming canid predators, players will have to scour a full-blown, ancient Nordic ruin full of draugr, necromancers, and their numerous atronachs and undead. The quest is deceivingly titled "The Man Who Cried Wolf," as the innocent name belays the full extent of what it entails.
Whether done before, after, or amid the Civil War, the path to thane begins with a quest given by Elisif's steward, Falk Firebeard.
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