Lolz. Anywho, topic title says it all.

He's done everything a Dragonborn could do. He's got all the shouts completed except for:

Animal Allegiance (Animal, Allegiance)

Disarm (Weapon, Hand)

Dismay (Fear, Run)

Kyne's Peace (Kyne, Peace)

****NOTE: There's a WOP I can't get @Arcwind Point. It's glitched and I can't absorb it.

Did Companions, Civil War, MQ, All Daedric Artifacts. Did everything, he even did the Mage's Guild. Didn't do Thieves Guild with him for obv. reasons. Only did Mages because of the Shout I needed.

I've done practically every side quest as well (things like Gauldur Legend, Tending the Flames, etc.) have practically EVERY "special" weapon I can find/think of.

Anyone tell me of something fun to go do? Or where the shouts i'm missing are? Maybe some fun, challenging quests that are out there IDK of?

I'm Level 73 btw. Trying to get to whatever LV I need to be to fight a Legendary Dragon (whatever that is?)?

Go nuts...

Try RPing. Just make a backstory and give your character a personality. Bonus points if you make rules.

Here's a thread that'll help you get started:

http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1450598-ridiculous-role-playing-rules/

You don't have to do ALL those rules, just pick the ones you like.

For missing shouts, try the Greybeards or check the UESP.

Ehh...I'd suggest starting a new character. Sounds like you've pretty much done everything there is to do, might as well do something different.

Maybe do an RP run with a new character like the poster above me suggested.

Disarm is one of my favorite shouts, but unfortunately you need Thieves Guild to get the third word for it.

Anyone know the level you need for Legendary Dragon? That's basically the ONLY reason im playing him right now. I can Legendary reset my 2H once my 1H hits 100 (75 right now). Im level 73

78.

http://uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Legendary_Dragon#Legendary_Dragon

After you do that, you should really look into RPing a new character. Look at some of the fanfics and journals in the Art forum. There are some really good stories there that influence my characters.

This. Roleplaying is a way of showing the player that there's so much more to a game than achievements and a level number.

Put the controller down and get a new game.

Aye, truer words were never spoken