Then use Whirlwind Sprint to get on to the platform. Climb as high as possible, to be at the same height as the platform on the opposite side. Climb on top of the ruins on the right side in the second room, next to Anska, in High Gate Ruins, (right side on the map of High Gate Ruins where the door to Vokun's Throne Room is on the left side).

It may still be possible to enter the back of the throne room, if that is desired, using the back entrance to the Vokun´s throne room and a follower.

After Vokun is dead, if the throne room is exited, the gates to the back of the room will close and cannot be opened again.

If Vokun is killed near one of the gates, he may end up attached to the gate.

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If they are already lit then the levers will not lock into place and the gate will not open. The braziers light when the levers are pulled. Ensure the four braziers surrounding the gate are extinguished before pulling the levers. You will need to pull each lever in a specific order to open the gate blocking the path. Upon walking through the corridor you will walk into a room with four levers, each assigned an animal. This is one of the radiant locations where Kahvozein's Fang may be found. This is one of radiant locations where this quest might be held. Help Anska retrieve an ancient scroll from High Gate Ruins. It is possible that Vundeheim was a target during the Night of Tears incident as the word wall describes the destruction of the village as 'Unending Sorrow,' and the tomb that houses the Dragon Priest contains information about Ysgramor and his bloodline. According to the ' Qo' word wall, a village or city by the name of Vundeheim used to be located where these ruins now stand. It is the final resting place of the Dragon Priest Vokun.

The Ruins are located in the Pale, directly west of Dawnstar, east of Solitude, north of Ustengrav, and east of the Wreck of The Icerunner.

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