Skyrim Dragon Shouts Contest: Win A Signed Jeremy Soule CD And More

Enter the Skyrim Dragon Shouts contest for a chance to win loot.

Great news Skyrim fans! The good people at Coub are running an amazing Dragon Shouts contest with the winner claiming more swag than a dungeon dive at Bleak Falls Barrow. In short, the winner will take home three prizes sure to set an Argonian’s heart all aflutter:

1. A Skyrim dragon print
2. The Skyrim CD soundtrack signed by composer Jeremy Soule
3. A copy of Skyrim Legendary autographed by game director Todd Howard.

By the Nine, that’s a haul, and way better than the Ancient Nord Arrows and potatoes I typically find on my quests.

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Skyrim Dragon Shouts Contest

To enter the Skyrim Dragon Shouts contest, participants need to express their creativity by making their very own coub. What exactly is a coub? This according to the website’s contest rules page:

Coub is a video-remixing platform. A coub is a short looped video with a soundtrack of your choice (or just the original audio). You take an existing video (any video url, or footage from your hard-drive), select the best part and edit it using the online editor.
As you’ll see, Coub’s pretty much perfect for creating your own Fus Ro Dah loops.

Your mission is to create a Dragon Shout coub. It can be anything you want: a cartoon, a funny moment from everyday life, or maybe even a volcanic eruption.

How To Enter

Excited yet? I hope so! To enter the contest, simply follow the steps outlined here to create your own Dragon Shouts coub. It’s not often that participants can enter a contest and fun doing so, but the directions are easy and you’ll be coubing away in no time.

The Skyrim Dragon Shouts contest ends on January 12, 2015, so be sure you get your creation submitted early. The author of the best coub will win all those fantastic Skyrim prizes, and will be the envy of every Jarl and bandit from Markarth to Riften.

For more information on the contest, please read the following write-up on the Bethesda Blog. To see a sample of a completed coub, take a look at The Elder Scrolls Facebook page (bad kitty!).