Rahgot

Rahgot is one of the most powerful Dragon Priests and one of the last remnants of the Dragon Cult. His name translates to "Anger".

History
Rahgot lived around the year 1E 140. He established one of the last Dragon Cult strongholds, Forelhost, high in Jerall Mountains, near today's Riften.

A legion of King Harald's soldiers, led by Skorm Snow-Strider, discovered it and laid siege for several weeks. They were unable to breach the main gate, so they asked for a Voice Master. Young Voice Master was sent by King Harald and blew the gate open. Unfortunately, before he got into cover, he took an arrow to his neck and died at the scene.

Once the Nords made into the monastery, Rahgot and his cultist retreated into interior and collapsed the stairs, preventing the Nords from advancing.

Rahgot commanded a mass suicide in hope of Skorn managing to pass the broken stairs, the sight of mass suicide would deter them from searching for any survivors and Rahgot would survive.

He ordered his chief alchemist to make large amounts of deathbell poison for the cultists to inject and also poisoned water supply. When the alchemist questioned his orders of mass suicide, she was murdered.

When the mass suicide was carried out, Rahgot ordered the burial of children's bodies and the rest of the cultists died in beds after taking poison.

When Skorn took the stronghold, he saw the aftermath and decided to proceed no further. His men were starving and very thirsty because of the long siege and, after spotting the water, immediately started drinking. The ones that drank that water, quickly died, and Skorn ordered not to drink it, since he suspected the cultists poisoned it before poisoning themselves. Suspecting all of the cultists were dead, Skorn proceeded with his mission of finding remnants of Snow Elves, which was his mission before the siege.

It is unknown what happened to Rahgot after Skorn left, other then that he was sealed in sarcophagus after his death.