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So... Is fighting the creatures of the Vault considered Eldar abuse?

Really nice you took the time to make this video

The ages-old green hued metal immediately reminded me of Eldan tech from the mmo, Wildstar. (the eldan being an advanced technological race that created a robot race, Mechari)

You know that Robert E. Howard (the author of Conan) and H.P. Lovecraft were friends and that the Conan Story's are actually part of Lovecraft's Arcam Cycle? Aka. they take place in the same world as stated by the authors. This makes Lovecraft also Conan Lore.

I am happy to know someone else thinks about these things.

I really enjoyed this video & absolutely LOVE the fact that your mind wonders about such things. Mine does too, which is why I may be in a position to offer you some further insight into your theories which you may or may not have considered. You were definitely on the right track with the reference to Tolkien's races, particularly those of the Eldar, or what modern English would term as "Elves". I have been a researcher of Tolkien & his work for close to 20 years now as I not only love his writings, but am somewhat voracious of mind in terms of history (including hidden history), culture & linguistics. Please allow me to share with you why I think that Funcom is definitely giving a deep nod not only to JRR Tolkien & his writings, but also to actual history, culture & language that were the real-world inspirations behind what Tolkien wrote. Many Nordic & Germanic-based languages still retain remnants of an ancient oral history of the origins of certain places & people groups which migrated around the world, particularly into & around Europe. Time changes things, but remnants of those histories can still be heard in the modern versions of some of these languages, including in older forms of English (heavily influenced by Nordic & Germanic language bases) & also in Welsh & Finnish. Icelandic gives us our first example of this language progression through time. In English we have the word "elder". Translated into Icelandic we get "eldri". Same root word. Dig into the historic uses of that word & those related to/branched from it & you will find it traces back to cultural/historic roots for elves. As you trace these words, keep in mind that vowels are often used interchangeably in different languages according to the different methods & rules of pronunciation when going from one language to another. Keep a keen ear on the sounds of these words & you will hear that they are the same, no matter which vowels are being used. Then dig into the oral histories of the people of each of these languages & you will find what =they= had to say about these words & the people groups these words referred to. Look also at the English words "elf" & "elder" & compare them to Swedish, which renders them as "alf, alva" (more on this in a moment) & for English "elder" there is Swedish "aldre". Same words, slightly different vowels & transposed consonants, but the very same meaning & reference. It's referring to a people group, not a mere legend. Now lets look at some of the names & languages used by Tolkien in his writings. A very famous Elven leader of the Noldorin tribe of Elves was named Faeanor. Compare this to the Welsh word for "elder" & you see " flaenor, blaenor, mlaenor", etc. Tolkien shared in his letters to his publisher that one of the languages which influenced his linguistic tastes greatly was Welsh. There are many, many examples of this. Also examine the word "alpine", with focus on the root of "ALP-". This leads to branches or variants of "alb-, alv, alf, ELF". Feel free to do your own digging on that. There's much more to explore there, but I'm sure this post is too long for most already. Thank you for the video. I really enjoyed it.

Is there anyway to get eldarium on exile lands maps?

I would assume Eldarium is a type of Alloy (a mixture of different metals). Composition is often a term used, in regard to metals, relating to an Alloy. Given colours I think starmetal would be part of it (as well as the "alien" part). Regardless we don't know how it is made and never will, probably one component in it can no longer be made because, well lost to time elder race stuff

The Yithians' city is buried under the ice of antarctica

It could be a metal somewhat like Valyrian steel According to The Game of Thrones website, Valyrian steel was forged with dragon-fire and infused with magical spells - some say with blood magic, literally requiring "fire and blood" (like House Targaryen's motto). Having been forged with dragon fire, Valyrian steel is incredibly resistant to damage from normal fire. And interesting seeing Blood Magic is a big part of the new addition

I thought Adamantium was supposedly heavy and wolverine skeletal system is rather heavy. Could be wrong. Eldar sometimes means space elves

I think you are looking into to deep. Its likely just "elder metal". But its still fun to go nerd-deep ;)

The eldar races have a big connection to the plains/realms of the outer dark and that's what the surge connects to so would it be possible that's it's a material from there? Just left over from when the surge wasn't out of control

Here me out, what about depleted uranium? Or something like that?

In my headcanon I just say its an Eldrich metal from the Outer Dark.

Keep up the good work, I'm new to Conan so these lore videos are awesome!

I want to hear more about the flying bollocks

It could be goblin shit for all I care, I'll take it anyway.

I think we are going to come to find that Eldarium is not dissimilar to Soylent Green. "IT'S PEOPLE!!!!"

bro eldar is so common in any game

Is there an Eldarium in the Exiled Lands?

I have always wondered what race created and used the slaveforged armor sets? I have been wanting to creat a character that uses them ever since siptah came out but couldn't figure out what racial choice comes closest to it and what racial name to use.

I always thought it was a alloy made out of uranium …

Yithians are my favorite fictional mind swappers!

How many different ways you spelt Eldarium.

Simple: powercreep

Wouldnt it be reasonable to say its Uranium?

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Try not to look too deeply into the lore of Conan Exiles, the lore of the game constantly contradicts itself and shouldn't be taken seriously, also why we have Serpentmen somehow working with "werewolves", Deep Ones, and Giant-Kings.

eldarium is also greek mythology

mans playing runescape lol

siptah crashes for me. i cant play it idk why. no mods. pc is mid teir.

At least it's not a stupid name like unobtainium.

More proof that just because anyone can make a youtube video,it doesn't mean everyone should! 🤔👎