I think that the next elder scrolls game should highlight the downfall of the thalmor and the Reformation of the empire by the dragonborn

I am disapointed in your careless fracing. The god is not 'in the game and therefore cannon' only the book about him is.

How about a CCC video on the western gash region in morrowind could do a comparison between eso and tes 3

I need a video on Ebon arm he's awesome it brings much pain to know he's gone. 😢

Hey Camel! I didn't know if you've noticed before or not so I thought I'd inform you: My comment on this video just got a reply by a spam channel with your profile picture saying "text for a prize" and such! I hope everything is okay (By the way--i was mad speculating who the mystery god was before I clicked this... Total disbelief as I'd never even heard of Ius!)

Yes there were giant spiders like that that existed on earth once but they went extinct 300 hundred million years ago in the Carboniferous period. (Yes I do know this was a joke)

Morrowind is australia

Any Roos?

Magpies and cliff racers are basically the same animal

@@lifeonlockdown7818 Wait really? I have arachnophobia, but im still curious to research that. I never knew there were ancient species of giant spider.

I was going to comment this too! I laughed way harder at that than I should have!

There's also "Willie the bitten" later :D

I choked and had to pause the video

@@dreamiblu So, you need something to Chok'on, huh?

I’m taking a leap of faith here, but what if Ius is a Demi Prince sired by Hircine and a Bosmer woman? That might explain his apparent ties to the green pact, whilst also explaining his animalistic form and seemingly divine powers. Another thing is that, like you said, Ius wields and scale, representing balance and fairness, which is another parallel to Hircine, having eaten the ungrateful farmer for overreaching his bounds as “hunter”, and that also ties into the Green Pact (or a violation of it), where that same farmer killed needlessly and without thought, leading to his demise being the same; the same can also be said about the King’s abuse of Wombats, leading to Ius’ retribution being a match to the King’s treatment of them, whilst also following that Green Pact Rule of not letting meat go to waste.

Further supported by the fact that Ius means „law“ in Latin. Certainly matches the scales.

​@@dogbiscuits752 better yet: instead of a normal bosmer woman, Hircine made love to the shifting ooze-beast

@@Makujah_ So, the Bosmer before Y'ffre ripped off Azura and did it wrong?

I feel that a lot of people lean on that too much. "It's Sheogorath" is the Elder Scrolls equivalent of Simulation Theory in real life. Anything can be explained by it, it requires no actual evidence so much as just feeling something doesn't make sense, etc. Well that and "Dragonbreak!". There was one because Bethesda is absolutely terrified of setting up any sort of canonical character and they had multiple endings so they needed a complete cluster crap to explain how everyone's run was "canon". But some people seem to suggest any inconsistency with events is also a Dragonbreak. When it might just be inconsistent writers, changing lore retcons, or someone just didn't properly look something up and correct it (like Mankar Camoran's speech in Oblivion where he misnames the Princes and their Planes, which was just a writer scribbling something out quick for the draft and no one corrected it). I just wish it was done tighter. But with the nature of how the first game came out, and the trappings carried over to the second where they actually started caring about any lore was... always going to make it difficult. But in particular as Ius came from that time where the lore was basically "an excuse to do the most generic plot structure possible, hurry up we have to get this out of the door hopefully in time for... dammit we missed the Christmas Season mark!"... it feels awkward to try to connect it to the later Daggerfall lore onward where Divines and Daedra came to be. I'm more inclined to lump them in with the God Seth or the like from Arena. Never mentioned again and hard ignored by everything else. Likely a passing cult/fad from a short period of time that got a "Flavor of the Decade" sort of hysteria around it perhaps. Like the Franciscan Flagellant Friars of Frankfurt (well Germany in General, alliteration is always awesome).

I member the curating holds tine flies

That book Vernaccus & Bourlor is one of my favorite pieces of text in the games

Hell Yeah! I listen to these KZfaq Podcasts from all these channels so much, it's become like a fictional universe in my head Outside of the games too! Like a Lore thing, but real and you know always available just like the real lore of Planet Earth. This winter I spent dozens of hours (I counted) listening to videos of TES stuff walking in the snow outside with some green. It was great. Learned alot more lore from these videos than you do ingame. And I loved listening to Mankar Camoran videos in particular while climbing big mountain banks of snow from the Plows. The Realm of Dawn's Beauty should be the name of our own world too!

Epic Nate also gets lore to deserve that honour

They could be a group of historians that give out quests, or part of a joinable guild that explores and recovers artifacts and ancient texts

@@woohoomusic5098 that would be really cool

An NPC named "Kamil" (instead of Camel)

Yeah, Peryite definitely seems to be the most fitting father for Ius. It would fit even more if Ius was described as being more rat-like since Peryite being a daedric prince of disease naturally has a soft spot for vermin like rats, with skeevers being a sacred animal to the prince.

@@smuggrog9821 Based on his only visual depiction, it's hard to be sure if he looks like a rodent or a feline. It's entirely possible that he is a rat thing.

Channel called ceedot does something similar to the extent.

@@77wolfblade Thx. I'll look into it.

Check the strip club in Suran, he’s usually there

Not necessarily, what is nature but not a competition to survive?

We definitely need an expansion

Like that idea

Merry Christmas!

And don’t you forget it

@@Camelworks ill say it because no one else did. *clears throat UWU

What prince is that?

Oh, no... I'm sick and tired of ESO's half baked lore, I wouldn't be able to handle them adding a new daedric prince.

I haven't played ESO since the end of the 2022 storyline. I know the Necrom expansion is about Hermaeus Mora, but is there another prince involved? I know they introduced a new Prince-less plane with Fargrave, which I thought was pretty cool. The huge skeletons are left vague enough where you can play around with some fun ideas regarding the Princes and forgotten deadra. But I also agree with Redoran that a lot of ESO's lore can be contradictory and lazy

@@invinciblemic ithelia

@@DMIwriter Yes it would appear there is a daedric prince called “Ithelia”. They’re labeled the prince of paths, the unseen & unknowable, with a unique skill to change the course of destiny & fate, due to not being bound by it. The rest of the pantheon, led by Hermaeus Mora, contained them somehow & erased their existence from history.

Cheers mate, hard to do much cinematography in this one given it’s like half images

Ius just screaming in drunken aussie at Dagon and dropkicking him back to Oblivion😂

Yeah in the most recent fires here in Australia, there were stories of Wombats, who had actually taken some other animals to safety in their burrows

Thanks for coming mate, always good to have some company in the abyss of premier pro

No idea, think she’s referenced in Daggerfall and never again

@@Camelworks damn

You missed the boat to say canis root tea