To anyone who knows the difference between Aeolian (Minor) and Dorian, and is also familiar with the song Dragonborn by Jeremy Soule:
Skryim feels Dorian, but the sheet music shows 2 Sharps, which, combined with the fact that it seems to be written in the key of B, not E, would seem to imply that it's actually Minor, not Dorian. I don't if what I just said makes sense, but, I think it might actually be Aeolian/Minor, not Dorian. Several times throughout, it uses a G#, a major sixth in the key of B, which is the difference between B Aeolian and B Dorian, but most of the time it's a G natural, a minor sixth. Also, the chord progression is Bm, G, A, Em, which would seem to imply an Aeolian mode.
Both the internet and my family says it's Dorian (to quote my dad: "I'm trying to write a song more Dorian than Halo, oh, how about Skyrim) but that doesn't seem to fit with what I said above.
I've figured: I'm not as good at music theory as I thought, and/or, Skryim is in the key of E (meaning it's using chords from the key of Bm, which is kind of interesting).\
Also it's the same thing for Pirates. I think it's D Aeolian, my dad says it's Dorian.