Deep within Frostmere Crypt, bandits unearth something extraordinary – an underground forest. Before long, it’s discovered the forest is home to something insidious.
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I've never gotten to comment so soon after an upload on this channel! Thank you for covering this mission, I usually barge in too quickly to hear any of the bandits' dialogue.
I almost passed over this video thinking it was your Starfield pale lady video that I had already seen, then I noticed my folly and quick clicked. I appreciate your work and have enjoyed all of your videos including the ones on games I have never nor do ever intend to play.
well is clearly connected to that sword for some reason
I always loved this quest. The idea of a cursed sword that haunts the wielder with ancient ghosts of thousands of years passed is so intriguing. People really don’t give Skyrim quests enough credit, they truly can be interesting and sometimes even unnerving.
Absolutely love these videos, doing a marathon while traveling right now and as a thank you I’m even getting a fresh episode 🤝🙌
Just when I finish all of your rdr2 revisited playlists my feed is blessed with a 20 minute Skyrim lore video. I guess I’ve been a good boy lately
love these videos dude! keep up the awesome work
I played the game about a dozen times. I knew it all. Nothing new in here for me. Am I disappointed? Not at all!!! I loved it! All you basically do is telling the quest and some lore behínd it. No made up wild fan theory. A plus in my view. Maybe there is something wrong with me, or you are just doing something right,but I am definetly going to watch next the video too.
Some would say the wisp mother is an elven spirit due to the elven ears hidden on the model
My very first real good enchantment was a blades sword i named The Wispmotheres kiss. I always just figured they were related to sprigians somehow
A Scottish guy telling you not to investigate ancient underground forest is the most lore accurate thing in Skyrim
the pale lady is a fun little quest, wisp mothers are already creepy on their own, tying one to a cursed sword is even creepier. and i live for the spooky.
I first thought you said "Male Lady" on the intro until I re-listened
Fizhy giving us important life lessons and making amazing videos ❤ Also I would love to hear you read horror stories. I think you would have a good voice for that.
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I love the ambiance in your videos so much man, thank you so much for continuing to make them
So it Beginns…. My 26th playthrough
There is a character in Elder Scrolls Online called the Pale Man, which is a falmer. We know falmer are the descendants of snow elves. So, if the Pale Man is a snow elf, then it stands to reason that the Pale Lady is also a snow elf.
If the ancient nords wanted to keep the wispmother sealed in that sword why did they just leave that thing sitting on weapon rack like it was a cool katana they found online. You gotta put that thing in a stone! Dun, that is sealing 101.
20:52 Me who aspires to study history and archaeology one day: 👀
YouTube: give them the bearded ladies that shall surely occupy the peasants for yet a while more I suppose.. and he is a witch..! I swear.
If "paranormal" phenomena are normal, they're clearly not very para…
You should consider increasing the brightness of the dark scenes like professional youtubers tend to do…
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Moon sugar in its basic form isn't a problem for Khajiit, and they use it in cooking in Elsweyr. So Ra'jirr usng it and staying right in the head at first is normal.
Interestingly enough, wispmothers do appear outside Skyrim. There's one found in Shadowfen, a part of Black Marsh explored in ESO. She lurks in a marshy area with a lot of graves instead of somewhere cold, and uses an illusion to resemble the ghost of an Altmer and manipulate a guy into guarding her, believing her to be his dead wife. This makes a pattern of wispmothers using illusion magic, and we also have a pattern of them showing up in places associated with death.
Wispmothers will appear around ancient Nordic or Dwemer ruins, and while I haven't looked enough to be sure about details, wispmothers also appear in Cyrodiil with one I've heard of at an Ayleid ruin, Valenwood, and even Hammerfell in the Bangkorai area. Since these locations mostly fit the pattern of being places where elves lived, Bangkorai possibly being an exception, and they also mostly linger around ruins, the idea of wispmothers being elven ghosts of some special variety has a lot of merit.
I used to think they were directly linked to the Falmer in some way and their musical note noises in TES V suggest something about tonal magic but the appearances in other places suggest elves in general is more likely.
Absolutely love this channel. Whenever I'm in my workshop tinkering I always throw a video of yours on and It's now a daily thing I do now. Great deep content man, you got a viewer for life.
Always love your Skyrim videos!
the Pale Lady was the first wisp mother i ever saw. when i later encountered a regular wisp mother, i got a bit of a shock as i thought it was the Pale Lady again. soon realised that it was a regular enemy, but that was a cool moment