Every time I am done with a Skyrim character I have them return to their home to join their family or friends once more, be it in a home they own or their guild or whatever. My last character was a rogue. I made her when I was really depressed so all we would do was just explore, not bothering with quests. When we got to Solstheim though... I don't know if it was the music or the somewhat dead surroundings or maybe a mix but it felt like she, or rather I was home. When I was done with her I left her overlooking the mountains on this one waterfall, my favourite little place to just have the sounds going on as I did other stuff. I don't know why I'm typing this, guess I just want to share that this game has a lot of meaning to me.

RIP Teldryn Sero. I dismissed him from my service and he never returned to the Retching Netch. Wherever he lies, that bastard still has my Ghostblade.

"Wealth beyond measure, Outlander"

I went there wery early in the game and absolutely got my ass whooped

The first time I landed on solsthiem I had the biggest Morrowind nostalgia experience ever. When the old music hit, childhood years and memories just came flooding back in. That one moment was worth the price of the game.

My first time setting foot into Solstheim felt so magical Skyrim will always be one of the greatest games I've ever played even if I don't touch it very often nowadays. It'll always hold a really special place in my heart

7:34 can't describe how happy this makes me feel whenever I hear it

10:46 The saddest sound possible. Hearing that silt strider, knowing it's the last one existing, knowing that after it passes away, there will never be others...

Best DLC.

Well, not even last night's storm could wake you. I heard them say we've reached Morrowind, I'm sure they'll let us go......wait, wrong context.^^

39:56 when this track starts to play, I get confused whether I play Sims or Skyrim .

I started playing Skyrim again a few months ago, and I remember my first time going to Solstheim. When I cleared Blodskal Barrow I remember looking out from the high part of the tower and watching the waves. It was one of the best views in the game, despite the ashy sky. The Road Most Travelled was playing, and that made it even better :D - it's really amazing how detailed this game's map is (except for having to climb mountains almost every single quest)

10:50 -- this one gets me right in the nostalgic feels.

ソルスセイムのフィールド曲は旅してる感あって好き💛

I never knew Morrowind or Oblivion. But when I went into Solstheim for the DLC, and Cyrodill for the Beyound of Skyrim, I felt like a lot of history had happened there. It was special to know that it wasn't just a 3D scenario. I imagined the players of the previous games living their adventures. It was incredible.

50:28 I can physically hear the the strider lowing in this one.

_"Untithed to any thane or hold, and self-governed, with free worship, with no compensation to Skyrim or the Empire except as writ in the Armistice of old wheresoever those might still apply, and henceforth let no Man or Mer say that the Sons and Daughters of Kyne are without mercy or honor."_ _- Skyrim's Offer of Solstheim to Morrowind, 4E 16_

Elder Scrolls just proves that music and audio in general in a videogame is so essential!

When I first set foot in Raven Rock, it was like discovering Skyrim all over again.

You know that something great is going on when a cinematic kicks in in a TES game. The first arrival to Solstheim was such a unique experience.

As hellish as solsthiem might look, it’s soundtracks are lit and reminds me of Morrowind.

I remember that first moment arriving in Solstheim and being absolutely in awe.

When you think of the good times and know that these experiences won't come back.

17:55 and 30:30 epic

A nostalgic feeling about last living siltstrider there on Solstheim...

7:34 - Hello and welcome to fudgemuppet

"Unnamed Track 9" has to be one of my favorite tracks from any Elder Scrolls soundtrack ever. Such a beautiful and moving piece of music.

Dragonborn 11 at 36:19 is seriously the most UNDERRATED song of all. It's my favorite of all Skyrim's music.

17:55 I listened through the first 17 minutes just to hear this part

Is it possible to feel nostalgia for a place where you've never physically being. Because that's exactly how I feel when I listen to this music.

39:56 love this! 🥰

7:44 best one Edit: thanks for all the likes guys!

The Solstheim soundtrack is Jeremy Soule's best work in my opinion, though some Skyrim and Oblivion come close.

'The Road Most Traveled' is pure art.

That mudcrab at 46:00 looks so relaxed

Thanks for this! ! I had a severe heart attack 11 months ago, and this has helped me relax and lets me return to my Skyrim home. 🐲🔥🏹🗡⚱️❤️🖤

Being a child was so awesome! Everything seems so magic and epic when you’re younger..U go outside and u imagine the world as magic as Skyrim with ur friends and..Damn! I’m waiting for my first child, in April..Hope that he’ll see the world as I saw it once too !

I sleep to this every night

The morrowind music made me cry ngl. Nostalgia.

I hope we get a Cyrodiil DLC for Elder Scrolls 6.

Когда я впервые посетил Солстхейм - я был в восторге, словно ребенок. Для меня было очень радостно вновь услышать "The road most travelled" и "peaceful waters", которые, по моему мнению, являются символом Морровинда. Ещё больший восторг я получил от звуков Силт-Страйдера. Ах, вот бы снова ощутить это чувство в первый раз...

This not only brings up memories, but makes me convinced that everything is better with Morrowind's soundtrack. God how I love that game...

Skyrim is much more than a game. This is an amazing world, an amazing universe. I started playing skyrim when I was 10 years old. At that moment, as he just went on sale. Damn it, this game amazed me to the core. Then I was a boy, but I remember as now all those unique emotions. Now I am 18 and I still return to this world. This music, these sounds of nature, this huge and mesmerizing lore. Guilds, cities, quests, how cool is that. This game means a lot to me. She was always with me during the shitty moments of my life. How damn it I love her) P. S. Skyrim is my home and a place where I can always return and be happy

This game has the best soundtracks of the decade.

i'm going through hard times at the moment. thank you for this helping hand and safe place to rest.

i remember getting the legendary edition as an early morning christmas gift, playing it all day long only stopping to open the rest of my gifts and to eat dinner..

now im older, office job 6th floor. plus the gym and my girl soon to be the one. dont have time for games anymore.. but to here this again is a dream and so nostalgic calms me when im in a tight spot, thanks.

There was something about Solstheim I found to be extremely welcoming, could not explain. It is supposed to be a wasteland, but life still strives in it.

Going to Solsteim in Skyrim for the first time was such an experience. The music brings such great nostalgia for me. Dragonborn hit something particular with me that cannot be matched by the rest of the game. Maybe it's all the deep lore and history of the Dunmer, or maybe it's the somewhat alien and somber land, or Miraak's haunting voice when you go to sleep. But even that boat pulling into the docks sent me back. And as always, the soundtrack pulls its weight.

Everness, I'll take it as a Christmas gift. Merry Christmas to you and all of you weary travelers. Talos guide you.

Whenever i get from point A to point wherever the hell, i put this music on and imagine im in Solstheim. A magical theme and wondrous for exploring. I cant thank Mr. Howard enough for creating this amazing game. Its more than a game. For all those other restless souls who yearn for adventure, this game and music is for you.🙏🤠😃 Keep exploring everyone. Never stop

Ah, I love the gentle sounds of the lapping ocean waves and seabirds and sea port life 🌊🌊🌊

Моё первое впечатление, когда я приплыл в Солстхейм. Это было шикарно и добротно. Зная, какие опасности меня там ждут дальше, знал и шёл дальше. Навстречу приключениям!

I can't believe no one is talking about "Unnamed Track 10", starting at 24:14. It's so unique and somber.

36:19 - [Dragonborn] Unnamed Track 11 My favourite part !

I'd nearly forgotten how soothing Dragonborn's soundtrack is. Beautiful.

2:55 hits the nostalgia string so much. I'm going to play Skyrim again after listening to this magical mix.

All the soundtracks from Morrowind - Over the next hill 4:29 - The road most traveled 7:34 - Peaceful waters 17:55 - Shed your travails 21:01 - Blessing of Vivec 29:52 - Silt sunrise 33:08 - Caprice 39:56

Whiterun and Raven Rock. The two places i visit the most. Well, Whiterun is just a useful place but Raven Rock... I just like to land there with the 7:34 music on the background and listen all the appreciation from the people. The nice alchemyst lady, the military captain, the other lady who's married to the miner. It's just so peaceful to finally see some acknowledgement from NPCs. I actually feel like i'm home whenever i visit here. Seeing my Dark Elf friends happy and relieved because of my efforts makes me feel so happy. I like it here so much (: " I don't know who sent you here,but you gave us some hope to build something around here. I just hope we can repay you for your kindness someday." "With the ash spawn taken care of my men can finally rest, thank you friend." "We are the same kinds you and i, i'm glad i've met you."

В моей жизни происходит множество разнообразных событий,но одно остаётся неизменным.Это то как я каждую ночь засыпаю под эту чудесную музыку...)

Why does that guy keep chopping wood if he’s going to just let it keep falling in the ocean?

7:38 It gives me encouragement when I do a quest in Morrowind, even if I'm lost or bored, this music still gives me energy. This is my favorite music in Morrowind

30:30 gives me chills. I love it.

I accidentally hit one of miraak’s mining statues... shortly after I pitched a tent in the wilderness of solstheim as my character was tired . I woke up mining at a ritual stone , like one of those mind controlled folk you see . When I left , Miraaks words “Far from yourself” appeared on my subtitles . For the next few hours it stayed there . And i was so immersed because i got this feeling like my character was longing to go to that ritual site again. Like miraaks power was seriously daunting and real . Probably my most favorite moment in the entire game .

Just wanna say for somebody that suffers migraines I come to your videos with a bowl of weed and rest, these vids are extremely helpful. Skyrim and the music put me into a peaceful mindset and the fact that someone out there made these types of videos is just awesome, so thank you! Much appreciated. 👊🏻

The Road Most Traveled is a certified hood classic

36:19 this composition reminds me of The Lord of the Rings for some reason

7:08 feels like LoTR vibes

This is so chill that I fell of my chair into my own existential abyss, only to find that it was just another rainy day.

No ads, no bullshit, just ambience of video games. I love your channel!

Jeremy Soule is just an absolute wizard. I still come back to Skyrim pretty regularly, but because I admit I have not played the Dragonborn DLC in a long, LONG time. At least a decade if not more. This is really bringing me back and making me want to travel back there.

7:34 is so great but so short

36:21 Best one for me

Before I resumed my studies, I had decided to switch from LOTR ambience to the majestic and nostalgic tunes of Skyrim as a way to reminisce the many adventures I had underwent with vaious companions. This time being soundtracks specifically played within the land of Solsheim (a DLC exclusive expansion, allowing exploration to the border of Morrowind). Anyways, while sitting here attempting to study for math well past midnight, I could not help but to be reminded of the time I temporarily lost a great warrior and follower, Teldryn Sero; a dark elf Solsheim native. Teldryn Sero and I have ventured through countless quests together until one night I had decided to part ways. With time, regret came to me and I did everything I could to try and find him (ps3, so no console cheats or mods). I looked everywhere in Solsheim but to no avail. Prior to this, we had mutually disbanded at my lakeview manor household, which is located far south, in around the depths of the untravellable snow prominence. I then assumed he began to travel, on foot, to Solsheim. It had been over a week in-game, so I just started to hastily venture on the path heading to the Windhelm docking ships, which take you to the much dryer and lifeless region of Morrowind. Towards seemingly the end of my already grueling journey, my company was met with the ruthless combination of a harsh blizzard and a relentless duo of bloodthirsty Werewolf Vargrs. Being extremely demoralized and exhausted, I had almost lost all sense of hope when suddenly, the snow storm begins to clear revealing a distinguishable man walking close ahead with a torch, as well as my prized dawnbreaker sword still equipped to his hip. Without hesitation, I welcomed him back to my party with rejoice and following a brief moment of equipment lending, we all headed off to attempt to slay Karstaag (which we never managed to accomplish).

During the roughest time of my life, I found comfort in immersing myself in this game. Instead of paying 10x the amount I'd spend on a therapist, this game did the trick.

Reading the comments on this game is so soothing and nostalgic. My best friend showed my this game. So much memories

The biggest thing that annoyed me about this version of Solstheim is none of the Dunmer had their characteristic, gravelly 'ash-voice'

Ive listened to these elder scrolls Music and Ambience videos for years on repeat while working. This is the first time ive heard this one and I love it.

It's so heartbreaking that you can see Red Mountain, but being unable to go there, but it seem so close to cross the water. And every time you're coming to see it again, you start to think how are those cities, how're Great Houses doing. You want to see how Vivec changed, want to see again ordinators, visit Balmora. Damn you, Bethesda. I hate you locking me in Solstheim

O:00:00-1:00:00 is the best part. praise you, sera!

Jeremy Soule is a God... a God we don't deserve.

The background footage makes this perfect, nice job

If there is one soundtrack I will always listen to, it's Skyrim's. It just has that calming ambience that is not found anywhere else.

Never played the previous games of the series, but when I am on Solstheim, it makes me nostalgic for something. Especially 7:34 stirs the souls, it’s like "Hey, there’re so many adventures ahead waiting for you! Go for it!"

That's a shame unnamed soundtrack 9 has not his own name, it's a bewitching song

No lollygagin'

I love Caprice so much it's crazy how it makes me feel. And i only discovered it very recently.

The road most traveled is so cheerful and playful in the first part that i thought it didn’t fit solstheim but it grew on me too much that i like it best now

7:43 my favorite one no questions asked

Relaxing as a gentle breeze, and pretty as a postcard! Beautiful work as always!

Its funny to read comments from years ago about going back to Skyrim and now, 11 years after the release we still are going back to Skyrim

Remember, it's just a bad day, not a bad life. Keep smiling everyone :)

Yay!! Another Skyrim video!! I love these!! I recently found out that Jeremy Soule is also the composer for the Guild Wars series. Please do some Guild Wars videos!! Everness Foreverness!!

Love 24:17 💚

THIS, This got me to play Morrowind, absolutely magical experience

0:00 I could listen to that forever, perfection

Blessing of Vivec is my favorite from morrowwind. So many great memories!

I'm impressed of your video, not only playing Bgm also showing life of Solstheim. what a good idea!

That first time you row into Solstheim and you hear that music, you know shi*ts about to get real