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ZeniMax Files Dragonborn Trademark
Skyrim publisher ZeniMax Media has already filed a trademark on the dragonshout sound Fus Ro Dah, and now the publisher is continuing to lock down its property by trademarking the word Dragonborn.
According to the trademark ZeniMax filed, Dragonborn is any “individual who has been born with the blood and soul of a Dragon, but the body of a mortal.” The application is currently waiting for an examining attorney to look it over.
We reached out to ZeniMax for a comment on the trademark, and the company said that it was merely protecting its brand.
Excited for more Skyrim? Check out our feature on what we want to see from the game's upcoming download content Dawnguard.
[Source: Fusible]
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