Meh

Question can we see Star Wars again because it been awhile????

A game where you can breed humanoid superbeings? Hot

@@uamsnof Legendary 😅

Amazing videos as always, maybe next will be a long video for all 3 Aldmeri Dominions?

Why did wizards and warriors state in the most recent elderscrolls video that it would be their last one their is so much more to cover the war of the red diamond and Cameron the usurper the formation of the skyrim empire and so much more to cover the I just don't understand why they would stop

@@alfieingrouille1528 frankly, you are correct,same thing with The Witcher lore,sure they covered the major wars and battles in Witcher world but they can still make few videos that explore:religion,realms,creatures or economy of Witcher world. Just saying.

@@dominikbradvica9406 also a interesting point to be made specifically about the witcher is they chose one of a few possible endings they could talk about alsorts things within said universe

@@dominikbradvica9406 I think it is the same team that works on kings and generals so they focus where most viewers are I guess but I would definitely love to see more of skyrim and others here.

Will their be an economic analysis of tamriel

The animation helps too. Makes it feel historic.

I am pretty sure it is an advanced text-to-speech bot not a real person

@@robinburt5735 He's a real person, his youtube channel is OfficiallyDevin

It did happen

Because it did happen

Elder Scrolls Adventures Redguard 31:24

Elder Scrolls Legends 1:33:27

you guys are amazing . Kudos

That is a good way to make the inconsistent/shitty writing look better than it really is, but it works.

@@FirstMetalHamster Nah it's just like actual history we deal with which has biased and different perspectives

@@nohbuddy1 possible, but in reality that's an excuse often used by lazy writers.

@@FirstMetalHamster there are 300 books in skyrim aline, its not lazy writing. There are consistent thoroughlines in the lore. The way they do it actually takes much more effort than having a single canon lore.

@@majeedmamah7457 4 pages don't make a book.

Yeah I have been a fan of the kings and generals channel for years and never knew they had this channel for fantasy lore but in their style that they use for real world history on the main channel.

Thank you.

It's sad to me that people keep pointing out inconsistencies in the map but those inconsistencies come from Bethesda themselves. They keep changing little details of both the world and the map. Which is fine from a gameplay standpoint... Extremely tough from a total lore standpoint.

The way he pronounced "Chimer" made me want to commit the Black Sacrament

The empire dies with the end of the septims. Only the the worship of tiber septim kept it united. Stormcloaks are more loyalist to the old empire than the imperials

Out of one hour and forty-three minutes, only a couple minutes are related to the civil war. What exactly is the overbearing reason(s) for supporting one over the other?

Correct it's a shame they haven't made more elder scrolls vids their is so much more to cover

@@alfieingrouille1528 Endless content. It’s like a video breeder.

@@viderevero1338 ?

Sorry for the late response, but I think that is the actual problem Bethesda has with the property. All the other races backstory is roughly flushed out in mythos, except for the Redguards. It may be why the next Elder Scrolls is going to be set in Hammerfel. Doesn't mean there isn't interesting stuff, like Vivec (god) was slain by the Yokudan King and his sword strike is what sank Yokuda. That it was over Vivec's kids that he had with Yokudans. Even with that rich info, you have to do a lot of searching to find out how Vivec came back to life and realize that's why he has two origin stories. One being born mortal and one being born a god. If someone doesn't know (cause it isn't easy to put together) it's hard to make a vid for. Even with that there isn't an origin story, just that the Yokudans have been in universe, and all I can have is a theory it is possibly longer than the Altmer, and Nocturna knows this (and Hema Mora hasn't figured it out yet). Sadly though you can't make those summizings the basis of factual vids, and that is about all anyone can do at this point until the canon is written.

The issue is that for the mass majority other than "this war happened" theres nothing written about them.

@@timyuusis3372 I wouldn't say nothing, but pretty close. It is all outside in except for Sai Sahan and lore books here and there. A few stories on the first activation of a few people's blades, culling the blue goblins (bet Malacath is real happy about that one), and what Vivec wrote of his stay there. Vivec's thievery even shows up in his title as Warrior-Poet since one of the things Redguards are supposed to be good at is the physical arts. Redguard bards (can't remember what they are called) are supposed to be all over. The pantheon is all flushed out, but it would suggest that Redguards are not from this iteration of the universe as a whole. That Tall Papa actually is the reason they are here now. Crowns believe Tall Papa is Manus (Imperial insertion), but Forebears do not. Since there was an entire game dedicated to Redguards there is a lot more lore than people might think. It is a official side TES game, but most people don't know it is there.

That is actually an excellent point. This is just the "brief overview" of Tamriel's history. There are countless stories, tales, battles, kingdoms and rags to riches stories and guilds and factions and insert extra item here that you can delve nearly as deep into within this overview lol.

While the lore is quite interesting, I've come to the conclusion the only playable game in that series is Dragon Age: Origins and its expansion. DA2 is ridiculously tedious and repetitive and Inquisition has horrendous controls, forces you to craft and therefore hunt for ingredients for hours upon hours...and makes your party members rather useless potion-guzzlers unless you micromanage them - the tactics options are massively streamlined. Origins was Baldur's Gate's successor. I'm saddened to see how "mainstream" this series has become.

@@Darkdaej wouldnt rly call it mainstream, cause even complex games can sell. its just simplified, for what reasons idk. but bioware has a hard time surviving thx to it.

@@TheModmc My guess is "Pressure from EA" Origins probably didn't sell as well as EA would have liked due to it catering to the cRPG fans. Despite a modern interface, for a 2007 game it remains daunting for the gaming casuals...and that was the point. DA2 was obviously made for the "hardcore gamer" and it suffered for it. DA:I seems to have been an effort to go back to the principles of Origins while being whipped by EA for "popular" features. *Whipcrack* It's 2014, crafting is all the rage, put that in the game! Hardcore gamers don't want to perform complicated sidequests and EARN their loot anymore! *Whipcrack* We need multiplayer to generate microtransactions! *Whipcrack* make the Qunari less dogmatic, they aren't personable! EDIT: Seriously, the Sten from Origins...who's supposed to be the Arishok at this point IIRC would have slain Iron Bull on the spot for his blatant disregard of the Qun...and would never have allowed a trans into his people. The man couldn't even understand the concept of Leliana being a woman and being a warrior at the same time. Seriously I'm not surprised Bioware lost most of their original talent team at this point.

@@Darkdaej exactly! Dragon Age: Origin’s is the only playable one. I played through it so many times I must have put 500 hours in it 😂

DA lore is spot on. The Magisters, The Golden City, The Maker is all alluring.

I have forgotten this time-honoured tradition, but now... press F for my friends

We are the will of the gods

Surprisingly, they've been making that mistake consistently. Not sure if they know about the Adamantine Tower...

@@thalmoragent9344 Might be getting them mixed up.

@@viderevero1338 Yeah, probably. Still, when they did the Great War video, they mentioned the "Imperial Palace was burned, the White-Gold Temple was looted, and all manner of atrocities were committed by the vengeful Elves on the innocent populous" So I mean, they HAVE to know which tower they were looting, no?

One of the reasons I tend to side with the StormCloaks. The Redguards already left, so did the Argonians (if they ever really were part of the Empire), The Khajiit after that Moon fiasco (Either the elves lied or they caused the moons to disappear too) joined the Thalmor cause... The Empire has already lost. Nords are better off fighting for Skyrim than spread out into other realms where they don't have the kind of familiarity with the environment they have in Skyrim. So there's East-Skyrim on Storm-cloak side, West-Skyrim on Empire-side and one neutral Jarldom in the middle. You, the Dragonborn, decide which side wins; you can become Thane in all nine realms, slay or dominate the Dark Brotherhood; become the Leader of the mages, warriors and thieves... Never mind if they call their professional society a guild or not. And just how do they manage to put it into the history books later and have ALL your choices in the game be true? (Well, DB is likely a matter of rumors, and you kill Astrid in either path anyway.) But how could they not have clear record about which side of the Civil War won? Will they be called DragonBornside vs. others or something?

....Yeah, the problem is that a naval battle overwhelmingly favors the Dominion, not the Empire.

You realise the Dominion is known for its *superior* navy, right?

Thank you.

Ur? Dagoth Ur? Progenitor of the Sixth House? Lord of Dreams? By Azura!

They didn't make another video they just combined them all into one.

@@facepunchgaming4134 sadly true

@@facepunchgaming4134 I realized that later... At least, better than nothing... 🤔

Thank you.

Lol too bad the games hardly ever do the lore justice, the level of detail and scale that would be needed is astronomical. The only things I see that come close are fan mods like Beyond Skyrim or Tamriel rebuilt.

@@domusavires19 yeah technical limitations are always going to get in the way unfortunately. Still though the sheer depth of the lore is bewildering

As much as I like ES, I'd say forgotten realms setting has more detailed lore.

Lol, may a throw a wrench in the works. It was the Elves that mated with the humans. Not the other way around, lol. The Elves will mate with anyone and anything in this universe. Side note Vivec, after becoming a god, went to Yokuda and had children with Yokudans. Not sure if he impregnated or got impregnated or both, but his kids are why Yokuda got sank. This is due to the king killing him with a special sword strike, because Vivec's kids went out of control and Vivec wouldn't stop them. So not only the Altmer, but also the Chimer (and whatever the other half of Vivec is, can't remember at the moment) were spreading their seed around. Elves, they can't keep it in their pants, the Bosmer just embraced it as a culture.

How would they even begin to do that the events in the actual game are extremely heavly influenced by the player it's not a gameplay channel

We'll probably have to wait until TES6 drops before we know the canon for Skyrim. The civil war plays too much of a part in how the rest of the history will play out.

@@TheStarrySept I hope they keep everything as vague as possible yes the dragonborn defeated alduin but everything else is up to each person's interpretation yes all the faction questlines played out but it just wasn't the dragonborn doing it

Bosmer and dark elves both changed their cultures and even bodies to confirm to their surroundings. The altmer are the closest culturally and likeness.

They're similar in culture and appareance, or so they say.

Just want to say I LOVE this video. Been spending a ton of time in Elder Scrolls lore prepping run a pen and paper game in the world. :) The origins of all the races and the creation myths also are very cool, though of course all the lore has to be taken with some large grains of salt as even the in game books and such contradict themselves. That said, there are tidbits of things from the making of Nirn to the current Elder Scrolls timelines that play into why all the groups behave the way they do and what drives their motivations. Ultimately the Altmer want to get back to being Aedra and in general are uncomfortable with the mortal world, and so all they do sees to feed into that concept. It all goes back to when the Et'Ada/Aedra who were tricked into using their power by Lorkhan to create Nirn were done, some stayed on Nirn to continue to create (like Y'ffre establishing a natural realm and building the "worlds bones"). These remainders of Et'Ada were the Ehlonfey, and they were of two camps...the Old Ehlnofey, which stayed closer to the ways of their Et'Ada/Aedra ancestors (their descendants are the Mer), and the Wandering Ehlnofey, who spread all over Nirn (their descendants are all Men like the Yokudans and the Atmorans/Nedes/Nords). The Old Ehlnofey were just as bigoted as the Altmer typically are represented, so they rejected the Wandering Ehlnofey when they asked to return home to Aldmeris (AKA "heaven" or maybe more like a Garden of Eden) and eventually they fought in a war, which reshaped the world into the Nirn we know and love, but as a result of the war they all were effectively "cast out of paradise" and so there was the exodus from Almderis to what would become known Summerset by the Aldmer...and I guess the same time the Yokudans and Atmorrans settle in their lands West and North of Tamriel). Then that leads to the diaspora of the Aldmer up into Tamriel and the subsequent Elven sub-sets (Chimer/Dunmer, Altmer, Dwemer, etc. and also the Direnni Elves and Ayleids etc). So the Old Ehnlofey ancestors of the Mer, who thought the Wandering Ehlnofey ancesters of Man were lesser versions and mongrels of what was left of the Et'Ada...sort of translates down into how Altmer see all of the other races, probably even other Mer, as lesser and farther from the source. The Maomer Sea Elves actually claim to be even more "pure" than the Altmer, and so the seeds for that conflict go all the way to the beginning of the Merethic Era. It all ends up boiling down to whose story is in the history books in the end. Are the Old Ehlnofey closer to the Aedra source than the Wandering Ehlnofey, who traveled and spread their seed so to speak? If so, then yes Altmer could be considered closer, but they were all born of Ehlnofey of some kind, so they are probably a lot closer than the Altmer would prefer to admit. One thing that confounds things a bit is Elves do live longer (several hundred years up to possibly 1000) than any of the groups of Men. So there effectively has been less generations of Mer since the loss of Aldmeris, and that may be part of why they claim what they do. Since it 6,950 years from then end of the Dawn Era, when the Merethic (or Elven) Era began, to when Skyrim starts in the 4th Era, there would be about 14 generations of Elves (assuming 500 years) and 87 generations of Men (assuming 80 years old).

@@sersie hey, question for you. As far as I have seen there is no origin story for Yokudans. Have you come across any?

No, high elves live longer but they are also the “closest” culturally and physically