Another longform lore collection! This time on some obscure ancient stories. I hope you guys enjoy it!
Reccomended further watches:
Video on the ancient Argonians: https://youtu.be/J0bsBRV5ERI
Video on Races of Akavir: https://youtu.be/qH9sG24qQyA
Introduction to TESlore vid: https://youtu.be/6jCNpkRjaXo
Pirate Queen Fortunata ap Dugal: https://youtu.be/rWBVBxzQEPM
Sixteen Kingdoms Video: https://youtu.be/EWQ6inyeSM4
Shalidor lore video: https://youtu.be/ZN913Kw_QLs
Rourken lore video: https://youtu.be/IbgUzeiKL5c
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Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:02 Dragon Priest Abandoned by their Dragon
00:10:15 The Mad Argonian Necromancer Beela Kaar
00:15:50 Lyrisius the Dragon Rider
00:24:56 Skyrim’s Doomed Lovers: Fjori & Holgier
00:31:36 The Story of Vahlok the Wise
00:39:08 Tamriel’s First Pirate King: Red Bramman
00:45:44 Uldor, the Insane Necromancer
00:51:47 When Sheogorath tricked Shalidor
01:01:49 Cyrodiil’s Minotaur Emperor: Belharza
01:09:09 The Dwemer who created a robot wife
01:15:00 Outro
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Music: Song at the start of the Belharza section: Rise of an Emperor by Scott Buckley
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Wasn't supposed to release today, but I accidentally clicked "public" instead of "hidden" so eh… enjoy.,.. a week early….
A hour long lore video? Yes please
No worries. 😂 We all make mistakes, whether they're good or bad. This is a good one.
it's nice to see some meat on the bones of Skyrim stories. I always appreciate your scholarly approach to any fantasy story you cover. i like the last theory of the dragon priest masks, they were tools to rule with an iron fist, valock ruled with his heart so he didn't need nor want one.
So i have a theory about alduin. When he came back to the 4th era he caused a dragon break. I base this theory on how multiple different questlines having different ways they can be completed while also still remaining canon to the story. You can either destory or join the dark brotherhood, you can either join or destory the dawnguard, you can pick a side and win the civil war. There is 4 different endings to the peace treaty stormcloud heavy, imperial heavy, even on both sides or it doesn't happen at all because the war is over. Boethiah, azura, clavicus vile, dagon, Malacath, and Namira each have multiple different endings or ways of doing the quest. Blood on the ice has 2 different endings. And there's more quests like these that can be done in a multitude of ways. This is something oblivion did not do.
31:30 joke approved
A happy accident occurred today! Accidental upload!
I'm 45 minutes in and it is, once again, fire 🔥
More lore? Divines yes! This is the sort of thing Tale Foundry would cover in narratives and story telling methods.
I love all these new Elder Scrolls videos that pop up while I’m replaying Oblivion
Thank you for the upload, loved it. Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austin.
yessirr time to watch/listen to this while I cook my lambchops
This is just what I need while I work. Perfect timing, thanks.
Thanks got something to watch well playing eso dude 🙂
after the game of thrones stories are over, and with rings of power scarring this generation of lord of the rings, i think elder scrolls time is up! i hope they make a show of elder scrolls or world of warcraft
I recommend reading "A Practical Guide to Evil", its written online by erraticerrata.
If you like a mix between both serious and deep action and politics I recommend it.
In the setting "Narrative" is an in-universe force. There are Heroes and Villains. A villain feels the compulsion to monologue, a hero believes in the righteousness of their own actions, etc.
It uses the basic stereotypes such as "the Evil Empire", and creates narrative, political, and historical reasons why it exists, and how it operates.
You have probably read it all ready but I always recommend The Silmarillion.
I promise I won't sleep in History class if the topics were these.
The story of Lyrisius is really awesome, feels most like the ancient myths of our own world. But how come he had an Imperial name?
The KingKiller Chronicles.
Don't hold your breath on that third book though.
Thurvokun literally and figuratively on some Drake sh*t..
Never stop making lore videos thanks
You know you're on the right way when Sheogorath asks what's wrong with you..
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Nice
“I need to stop talking” 😆
Wish I had that control sometimes haha
if the first Minotaur is also the grandson of Kynareth I think the regular genetic rules can be ignored
The Three Body Problem book series is a pretty good if you like scifi. I heard it got turned into a TV series.
"LMAO XD" ahaha!
Jim Butcher's Furies of Calderon series
Keep the vids rolling, great work
My favorite part of the shiogorath and shalidor quest is when Shiogorath lights the guys soul on fire to light the way for, and then the guy just dies 😅 and shiogorath just starts laughing 😂