Esbern offers the Dragonslayer's Blessing (stackable with divine blessings) that lasts for five days, giving you a greatly increased chance of critical hits against dragons, and will tell you about his dragon research, eventually offering a potion that grants the Dragon Infusion ability, which causes you to take less damage from dragons. When you and Delphine have reclaimed the temple as the new headquarters of the Blades, you can bring up to three followers back to her and have them inducted into the Blades. The courtyard is used for keeping watch on the surrounding area and for training purposes. The interior consists of sleeping quarters, a dining hall, and a small armory. There are two zones: Sky Haven Temple and the exterior courtyard at the top of the Karthspire mountain. It is possible to discover the map marker beforehand, thus skipping the Forsworn and puzzles in the Karthspire, by fast traveling during the quest, but entry to the temple will be impossible. The temple can only be accessed once stage 30 of the quest Alduin's Wall has been reached. More information on the history of the temple and Alduin's Wall can be found on the lore page. The last panel speaks of Alduin's return and his contending with the last Dragonborn at the end of time. It also details a prophecy regarding their defeat. It is also the long-forgotten location of Alduin's Wall, a pictorial repository of ancient Akaviri dragonlore, including all the information ever gathered regarding Alduin, the Dragon Cult, and their reign of terror. After it has been reclaimed by acting Grandmaster Delphine, she will attempt to rebuild the Blades, using it as a hidden base of operations. According to Esbern, the temple has been abandoned for thousands of years, although the date it was last in use by the Blades is unknown.
It has a long and rich history as the Blades' main base in Skyrim. Sky Haven Temple is a large mountaintop fort that served as the major Blades temple and outpost in Skyrim, now long abandoned and in Forsworn territory.
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