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[The Elder Scrolls] Tsun guards the whalebone bridge and says that anyone who wishes entry into Shor's Hall must first best him in combat. Can the average Nordic warrior really do that?

Like, imagine you're the Stormcloak guy that the Dragonborn first meets in Sovngarde who got killed by an arrow in battle and sent to Sovngarde. You're a frontline warrior, siding your fellow soldiers in a shieldwall and the last thing you see is an arrow heading right for you before you wake up in a dark, starry realm. After the whole Alduin thing is dealt with, you walk towards the hall you see in the distance and meet a giant man guarding the bridge. He tells you that anyone who wishes to enter must first best him in combat. You're a rank and file soldier with basic rudimentary combat training. Do you really expect to beat *that*? The guy looks like he was carved out of an oak tree.

Additionally, what happens if you fail to pass the test?
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The challenge is commensurate to the challenger. Tsun doesn't use his full capabilities against every soul that approaches but just enough to force them to put their full strength in the fight. Besting him isn't even required just facing the challenge like a true nord would and if need be facing death like one. Beating him gets you a place of honor at the table but proving you're deserving of the table itself is the main goal of tsun's challenge.