Radagon's character makes me laugh a bit. He's like the epitome of that kid who repeats a joke you told them but louder and gets everyone to laugh. "Hmmm Raya Lucaria sealing sigil? I can make a better version. Rennala's Moon Sword? I can make a better version. Miquella's frisbee magic? I can make a better version. Myself? I can make a better version."

Radagon 5 year plan Year 1: marry Rennala Year 2: learn symbol Year 3: start a war Year 4: ??? Year 5: fuck it we ball

Radagon being like a Leyndell agent that destroys Raya Lucaria from the inside is very interesting, but I wonder if he was actually conflicted about what he was doing and had any real affection for Rennala or if he was just blinded by his devotion to the Golden Order and did it with no remorse. I really wish Ranni had dialogue about him and her other family members, she's the only demigod we get to talk to more extensively yet she never mentions them, which is funny since we're going aroung hunting them and killing her brother Radahn is even part of her questline.

I fucking love how detailed yet concise this is compared to other lore vids, perfect for my short attention span. Plz make more

Awesome video as always! 16:55 I wanted to put in my two cents about Rennala’s summons. I believe that phase 2 of Rennala’s fight is actually a projection made by Ranni of how her mom used to be. Since this is technically Ranni, the summons are also probably related to Ranni; The three wolves could represent Ranni’s Shadow Blaidd, or are the three wolves that she gives the player along with the spirit calling bell/the three wolves in front of her Rise. The troll is probably meant to be Iji, her war counselor and a troll. The dragon might represent Adula, whom befriended Ranni after he was bested by her and now guards her at the Three Sisters and the Cathedral of Manus Celes. And the Bloodhound Knight is probably supposed to be Bloodhound Knight Darriwil, whom is locked up in an evergaol and is implied by Blaidd to have betrayed Ranni (maybe conspiring with Seluvis).

What Lusat actually saw in the primeval current was a miro board and the vast amount of information shattered his mind. Great video!

Great video as usual! I love how your videos manage to both be informational and have such a feral energy at the same time.

26:26 Interesting point there. Judging from Turtle Pope’s dialogue, we know that Radagon left Rennala to become second Elden Lord after his union with Queen Marika but before he left, he bequeathed the Amber Egg that she is found cradling when we meet her in-game. *puts on tin foil hat* He states she was left heartbroken because of his departure, but what if there is more to the story? What if he left her the egg so that she would be bewitched by it? Let’s look at some details on the Amber egg: We are given dialogue from Gideon that the egg contains a Great Rune, and further progression into the game reveals it to be the The Rune of the Unborn. The rune is not revealed to be associated with any god in particular, much like the Rune of Death, but there are some interesting implications on it. Mohgs Great rune reads - “Mohg and Morgott are twin brothers, and their Great Runes are naturally similar.” Judging from that item description, the Rune with the most similarity to it is Malenia’s, who was Miquella’s twin. If this egg does contain the Great Rune of Miquella, possibly his soul too, then an explanation for the shape of the rune could be his curse - the “eternal childhood” - and possibly why the juveniles are imperfected and stuck as children. This brings me to my theory. Rennala is overly attached to it, calling it her little “culver”. We know from the Bewitching Branch that Miquella had the ability to compel love and affection and if we look close, we can see traces of it inside the egg, particularly the white buds before they hatch. We know anything that’s mixed with the blood or essence of Miquella tends to stay in a premature “infant” form, hence the Haligtree being stuck as a baby version of the Erdtree and now the buds inside the egg.

This is dope. I actually like this format a lot, this is just a straight up history lecture on a fictitious history, with like the energy of "here's all the important shit that you need to know that will be on your final" and I love it. I never looked at the Radagon/Rennela marriage as an intentional sabotage by Radagon, possibly at the explicit command of Marika, and I never put 2 and 2 together that maybe the reason the academy rebelled against Rennala was because of her going off the deep end and making all those clone things. I always sort of assumed that she was locked up and then went mad and despondent from the isolation, but the reverse actually makes a lot more sense. And Radagon going into the marriage intentionally trying to steal secrets and sabotage Liurnia completely explains why he divorced Rennala and went back to the Erdtree- it was just a straight up "mission accomplished, got what I came here for, deuces." It almost makes me wonder if Radagon was already 'part' of Marika (not really clear on how that union even really works) because it really lines up with her schemes to be like "okay, my main female avatar or body or whatever is going to marry Godfrey and use him to defeat the fire giants and stormlord, then drop him when he's no longer useful, and my male avatar is going to marry Rennala and steal secrets and divide the Carian royals from the academy, then drop her when she's no longer useful, then end game I'm just going to be married to myself so that I'm the sole person in power." The dialogue where she refers to Radagon as a loyal dog not yet part of her suggests Radagon wasn't 'always' her sort of second self, but chronologically we have no idea when that dialogue was spoken- could've been before Radagon led a host to Liurna or was even an important player at all, and he really was just an exceptionally loyal or talented member of the Golden Order that Marika turned into her puppet. I think it's generally assumed that the union happened when they got married and Radagon became the second Elden Lord, but Marika theoretically may have already secretly body snatched him and turned him into her sleeper agent to destroy Liurna from the inside well before their official matrimonial union. Though that then gets into how much free will Radagon had and how of one mind he and Marika really are, as it seems that he definitely still has some agency since he's trying to repair the Elden Ring that Marika shattered. Maybe he was originally completely malleable and completely willing to do whatever dastardly, schemey shit Marika suggested, and that's why Marika picked him- a "leal hound." Then eventually with the shattering, shit just got too dastardly even for him, and he started to work against Marika. Really cool video!

It's really cathartic to hear someone that everyone points upwards to of like, "This person knows what's up, they have cracked the code, seek them for answers..." And then Quelaag is like, "idk wtf is going on here, but I think it's neat." Don't we all?

Fantastic video, and mind blowing lore conections as always. Had the feeling the Eternal Cities and Liurnia were conected but this is unquestionable evidence in my eyes. I've always been a fan of nordic mythology and I'm glad you pointed it out here, because I picket up a couple more conections that I think could reinforce your case for anyone who wants to read it. I will try to be concise. - In the poetic Eddas (a book of mythological poems) is described how the world tree is born and later burned to ashes, and after this, a new world starts anew, in cycles. Much more like how the Eardtree represents the Golde Order cycle. - Under the worldtree roots there are not 2 but 3 natural springs or "wells", all 3 in different lands, all related to the dead and the underworld. You talk about 2: Urðarbrunnr, which is the well of Urðr (translated as Fate or Origin, so this is "the well of fate" or "the well of origin"). This is where all life came to be, including the world tree (The crucible?), and is taken care of by the 3 Norns, which are more than oracles, they dont read the future. They are The Fates, they carve present and pass into the bark of the tree to make the future (I can't remember which item description mentiones fate or runes being carved on the tree, but I'm pretty sure there is one). Mímisbrunnr or the well of Mimir (memory, so the well of memory) which is situated in the Jotunheimr, which is the land of the frost giants (where Muspelheimr is the land of the fire giants) and this is where Odin drops his eye in search of knoledge (the worldtree's memory). And there is a third one, Hvergelmir (boiling spring?) located in Niflheim (the misty land, the underworld). This well collects the liquid that fells from a big stag's antlers. This stag feeds from the leafs of the world tree (regal ancestor? ). This is also where a dragon called Níðhöggr lives, and this dragon poisons the world tree by biting its roots. I see already way too many similarities to be a coincidence. I believe the Eternal Cities are mean to represent the nordic underworld. And there is also the fact that the 3 wells is where life is born and also where the souls of the dead end up, to later reborn, and they are all at the roots of the tree (tree burial). - In norse mythology there is also a lot of literature about Idun and the seeds of the world tree and about a goat named Heiðrún that eats the leafs of the tree and produces a golden mead and its golden drops fall over Midgard (literaly as you mentioned, the land in the middle). - As an offtopic, I wanted to point out a historical practice used quite often in myth called Sacred Marriage. This practice had the objective to legitimate the king as a divine ruler. Basically there was a high priestes which was the embodiment of a goddess, who represents the land, and she gets ritually married to the king, who then becomes consort to the goddess (or the land). From that point onward the land and the king are one. The most famous example is the sacred marriage in the city of Uruk but there are a few in anciet Egypt too. Sorry for the long text!! I hope this is of any help to anyone, and again, great video :)

>fortissax >evil cmon man, he literally gave his life to try and save his friend

Love the chaotic professor energy on this one. Y'know I had never even thought that the sigils would contain so much symbolism and historical significance, but now it seems kinda obvious that Miyazaki/From wouldn't just cobble some random sigils out of nowhere. Also the conspicuous alignment of the divine towers just keeps getting more and more apparent each day. Here's to hoping they do something with it in whatever future content they have planned (if they have any that is...) As always thanks for the lecture!!! But don't overwork yourself girl you gotta rest too. Cheers!

I think the undulating blade on the Glintstone Kris is in direct reference to the fingerslayer blade. Because while it was technically a stalemate, the academy’s connection to the eternal cities meant they possessed to the ability to kill outer gods, and us such was a message to Marika “never attempt this again” as they could be willing to destroy the greater will if they were attacked again.

"Let's keep fucking going" is my favorite quote from this video!!

Quelagg is like the substitute teacher who is teaching a class while learning about it at the same time and if you're lucky she'll break out the projector and go like, "Hey kids, check this shit out!" For the fire giants, eyes and Norse I also wanna point out that Odin gained wisdom by sacrificing himself to himself. Something the giants need to do in order to awaken the face of their god or the wisdom Odin had. Maybe this about wisdom? Just kind of had me thinking had Radagon tried to do to Marika what the fire giants god did to them, embedding himself (stitching) himself into her flesh the same way. Especially since flesh seems to be the best container of faith in the world of Elden Ring. Also, the towers may only keep the seals in a sort of alliance with each other naturally creating a current unless they are embedded in a person and all the gripes that come with it--turning a scarseal into a soreseal since the current is now the person. Like, the entire is the person like how Ymir was before he became the world. Am I rambling? Lol

I think I followed most of that. It’s interesting to point out Radagon destroyed the Academy from the inside but it’s true. You just don’t really think of that since Turtle Pope holds the Rennagon ship in high regard. The Erdtree hating life not dying or false life makes me think of Legacy of Kain and the Great Wheel. The Elder God there devoured those that died and vampires in that series didn’t die of old age and stuff. Erdtree seems similar, which makes me think it’s a parasite feeding on death as well. Pretty literally if you look at the tomb boss rooms. With that in mind though, Marika must’ve been hated for separating out the rune of death and stopping normal death. Lastly the two crystal heads, I think their minds went due to the crystals replacing their brains. Must be similar to Selene turning into that thing. Maybe too much discovery changes your body. I do wonder why the one went to the volcano though. Is he why a fallingstar beast landed there?

Couldn't the Greater Will have also been pissed off at the Nox for trying to create a god of silver instead of the golden gods the Will seems to prefer? Just speculating, but your theory that the Nox killed Placidusax's god does seem to make some sense too. I hadn't put together that the finger slayer blade is literally just a sacred sword. (also I'm definitely gonna edit this as i watch with more thoughts) Okay holy shit, I did not expect to get a military tactical analysis of the war in Liurnia, but go the fuck off, I'm here for it and OH MY GOD RADAGON LEARNED HOW TO SEAL THE ERDTREE FROM RAYA LUCARIA HOLY SHIT HOW DID I NOT NOTICE THAT, THAT'S SO FUCKING COOL WHAT THE FUCK. Wow, so Radagon was definitely a piece of shit to Rennala, no wonder she was so upset. As for why Azur and Lusat were devastated by the primeval current, and this is wild speculation, but I think it has to do with entropy. Astrology and glintstone sorcery was founded on the principle that one's fate is bound up in the motion of the stars. What is necessary for motion? the passage of time. And what happens to a star over time? Well, it eventually dies. I think what Azur and Lusat witnessed was the death of stars. The realization that if it were true that fate was bound in the stars, the only thing one can divine is the certainty of doom. An entire discipline and philosophy, thousands of years in the making, and there they stand, witnessing the truth: stars die. And when they die, there is nothing left of them but a dim glimmer that eventually collapses into a black hole where time is brought to a merciless halt. The entire lineage of astrology holds that fate is bound up in the motion of stars. Azur and Lusat's discovery is that the motion of stars ends with them turning into time-halting singularities that drown out all light and swallow everything around them. It's the end of all things; it's the heat death of the universe. The entire basis for sorcery, the primeval current, the academy, everything. It's own logic is counterintuitive to itself because of entropy. I have no idea where crystals fit in though. Not a fucking clue about that. Absolute fucking banger of a video. You and Hazel did a fantastic job putting that board together and your presentation is easy to follow and funny to boot!

I literally didnt know like 75% of this and I’ve been playing it for months. Thank you 🥺🥺

Your ability to summarize all this, in detail, so effectively is genuinely impressive & I'm jealous! Thank you & Hazel! Following is edited: The 6 divine towers, the 6 stars of the Cuckoo crest, the 6 [edit: 8]] points around the Fire Giants' massive eye; perhaps all symbolize the same thing. 6 outer gods (2 having died), surrounded by the primeval current, circle the world of Elden Ring? Together, they are known as the Greater Will? Certainly shows how power/authority is being concentrated over time. The Greater Will isn't the Outer God of Order, as some folks think, but of everything. Of all. This idea is shown in Ratagan & Merica; both are separate but, as they eventually physically merge into one being via the Shattered Elden Ring, this effects both future & past. Even before meeting they were one & the same, separate but inseparable. They are one but not due to their metaphysical merging. This metaphysical quantum entanglement also effects the Greater Will, all of its' divisions, & reflected in-game with the fundamental laws of Regression & Causality. Both laws represent the core motif & themes in Elden Ring. The Fire Giant eye has 8 points around a central 1, but later Era have just 6, which seems to represent the Law of Regression slowly merging everything into one again. The Perfect Order Ending sees the player flip this physical merging of all things (represented in the Chaos Ending) into a metaphysical merging of all things, where folks accept each other & work together. How's my thinking? Regardless, seems the Nox are hated for "playing god", killing a divine emissary, & their creations are scorned because of it.

Crazy how I’ve heard so much about you in this community and this is the first time I’m watching a video. I see what the hype is about !

There are so many visual details I NEVER would've seen without you and this!!!!

I love your lore videos the most out of all the wonderful people theorizing on this topic, I love how your presentation resembles a conversation where nothing is set on stone, but is backed up by solid research and attention to detail. And I love your chaotic energy! Please keep posting these once in a while!

Eyes seem to be a huge component of mystical vision or knowledge throughout the game not only with the soreseals and scarseals, but with the Shabriri Grapes, Gideon's whole iconography, whatever is going on with the Fire Giant's middle eye. Lucarians all cover their eyes with heavy masks and seem to be able to channel their magic through the glintstone on their crowns. The Haima Glintstone Crown goes even further with this idea by even covering the masks' eyes with a blindfold, and they are the only ones allowed outside of the academy during it's lockdown. One thing is clear however: glintstone eventually eats away and replaces your mind. The best example is Azur becoming consumed by green glintstone, but Lusat goes above and beyond by using a crown made seemingly out of the same eye that Astel uses, and it replaces his skull and brain just like Astels. If I were the Golden Order I'd want to lock him up too! Now this is just a personal theory, but I think those blue eyes have something to do with the dark moon. This is why in Ranni's ending her moon looks like a giant version of one of those eyes. Love these videos! Have a great day

I need this passive intensity in my life daily.

It's always amazing when a new Quelag video drops! Love the Lore and illustrations, I am fascinated by norse mythology, since middle school in Brazil we don't learn anything from that period.

I seriously cannot get enough of your lore talks

You are absolutely mad and that is probably what is required to decipher this game's story

I hadn't realized how fuckin hardcore the Nox were. Always loved their aesthetic but they also killed a god just like that? Damn^^ Thanks again for the video, awesome stuff as always and made me see connections I couldn't see before :)

This is the first instance of someone pointing out that Fingerslaying Blade is made out of remains of the previous god. It absolutely makes sense and frames the betrayal of Nox. I previously simply thought the crime was merely cutting Five Fingers into two and three, but this makes more sense. Hopefully, we someday learn the identity of this unfortunate god, their relation to Marika, and what it took to kill them. It is also curious that Nox are Numen, yet Greater Will chose Marika to be its next representative god regardless. Unless Marika was at odds with her Numen side of the family.

Love how you explain elden ring lore like a normal person! Just now found your channel and it’s already my favorite.

this is the first video i have ever watched of you. I was high as a kite and drunk and i think i just know everything and nothing right now. THX XD

I've watched you since the OG days and its fun to see you still looking at the games and trying to find comparisons with Norse mythology.

so glad i found this channel also loving the visuals

this video ruled so hard, its so much better than any other lore channel I’ve seen, so proper knowledgeable and REAL, thank u so much for ur passion for the lore!!! ur my favourite elden ring youtuber now instantly after watching this video

Obsessed with these videos, you make learning lore fun 🤠

It's been 5 minutes, but it feels like an hour's worth of insightful/interesting connections that I mostly hadn't considered. I'm a fan of this late-night rambling format. Reminds me of The Snack Covenant podcast/channel, where you would totally fit in as a guest.

Love love loveeeee!!! Your videos are so mind blowing!!!! (so happy the dancing alien is sticking around)

This whole channel feels like the Pepe Silvia scene but everything actually makes sense and I couldn't love it more

I love these, you are a treasure

Stumbled upon one of your vids today and got mindblown multiple times. I've had heard your name in the "Souls Lore Comunity" before but never went to check out your stuff. I thank the algorithm gods for recommending me a vid of yours. Mind is blown to oblivion, 10/10 content.

Whoa, positively poggers, some of the best stuff I've ever seen, loving the insight overload

Awesome video about my absolute favorite part of the lore. I'd never seen anyone point out Lusat and Azur's staffs on the Sellia crest, totally blew my mind.

"the undulating blade is symbolic of an ancient ritual." The Glintstone Kris reads different after the DLC. Big "we know what you did" energy.

this is such a good video and i always adore seeing more women be dedicated content creators for soulsborne since you dont see it all that often, thank you ❣❣❣

I watched your "The Elden Ring Keeps Me Up At Night" video and decided I had to watch everything you've made. The density and depth of theories and information I would never have known that you casually throw out does not disappoint. Nothing can stop me from going over everything you've posted now. Thank you for your thoughts.

This is the First video that i am watching of yours, great video, great Channel

You've earned a new subscriber, this is the best Elden Ring video I've ever watched. Right up there with Hawkshaw's Ash Lake video but really the presentation and energy make it.

Time to binge a whole channel's catalog 🥳🥳🤤 thank you

I take it back Lore Mistress is definitely on point. I've tried twice listening to this one and keep falling asleep. Quelaag St. Trina confirmed.

What a great video! Vaati gave you a shout-out and I'm so glad he did!

I really appreciate you because you make me feel justified in going full pepe silvia on this goddamn game

Cuckoo birds represent unrequited love, the return of summer, the longing of the spirits of the dead to return to their loved ones and a general symbol for tragic events in Japan. The cuckoos watching over the primeval current mimic Azur and Lusat staring into a "cluster of stars" and seeing the death of the those stars. For people obsessed with watching the motion of the stars. For people who believe that there is great significance in that motion. The death of all stars would be an incomparable tragedy. I'm still not certain what the relationship is between Radagon and Marika. The issue is that we're presented with more than one point of view when we're given information. So when someone in Liurnia talks about Radagon, it's from the perspective that R & M are two different people. We even have Marika referring to Radagon as her other half. This creates a perception that Radagon was in some capacity separate form Marika at some point in the past. I can't help but feel like the whole Rennala rebirthing thing played a key roll in the creation of Radagon though, at least corporeally. But it also seems like Radagon might have been an aspect or personality of Marika before there was a Radagon body. Much like how Gwyn had his fingers in several pies that we only later learned were connected in Dark Souls. I suspect Marika is in the same boat. Which is why I'm coming around on the idea that Marika is also Melina and possibly even the Gloam Eyed Queen. Elden Ring is turning into an Eddie Murphy movie.

This style of video is refreshing

Great video, tons of interesting points! I only processed like 20% of it all but I enjoyed 100% of it!

Top tier Elden Ring content. Entertaining, informative, and packed to the fucking brim.

don't understand me wrong, but I love the noise in the background it feels like this 2007 era vide, cozy room behind with a bit of mess and all that real human feeling not some studio super professional production with everything white and boring, I also love that this ?series? are unscripted this is top level for me I love random sht

you were always my favorite souls content creator and I'm just finding out you're uploading again

So... this is pretty incredible. I know which videos I'm binging for the rest of the day

this is the coolest and most in depth elden ring video ive seen

Aincels be seething over Siofrachads

just found your channel, you are an amazing historian, keep it up!

Thank you Cooper for your valuable input 🙌

Cool video. Interesting insights. I'm sure we'll be pouring over Elden Ring lore for years to come.

That's some pure and raw lore digging, i like it.

“They don’t talk to me, they just fight me! I want to talk to them!” My ENTIRE Elden ring experience

Everything in this game goes deep and connects to everything I love it

Hope your videos start popping off like this!

the way that it describes different people staring in to the primordial current and seeing different space things that break their minds makes it seem like its some sort of viewing portal to space or something, like one of the swirly warp gates

Loved learning about that fingerprint shield! And i never really considered the context of alchemy's cryptic nature. I assumed it was just due to mystic obsession. But they had to hide their work from the church and even other alchemists. What a compounded issue for future interpretation lol

I'm really loving the style of this video and will by hyperfocusing into your lore videos while at work. But.. fun fact The dragon thats in Godwyn's mind is his best friend, and they're trying to protect him and became corrupted by death.

Gotta say, you do an excellent job of portraying fromsoft lore as the schizophrenic mess it is while somehow making sense.

I remember seeing some of your dark souls vids 10 yars ago and you've popped up in me feed again Yay

Bro how do you do such an amazing job. I’m just like 😱 the entire video 🙌🫡

"Allusions" to Norse mythology, is probably the word you were thinking of, rather than allegories.

I just want you to know that I'm working out while listening to this and the Sellen and Rennala hanging out together bit made me laugh so hard I almost dropped my weights

Nobody: Tame Impala on the chorus of the sixth track from his hit 2012 album Lonerism: 5:05

what lusat saw was the fate of the shattering being enacted on the stars while azur saw the convergence of the one great may be (past and future) and may be the founding rain of stars was the ephemeral moment of realization of potentiality

Ohhh, I knew about the giant skulls in Caelid, but I ever saw them from the bird' s-eye-perspective: They have bodies!

that cloud covering where the leylines intersect sure is conspicuous huh

No clue how this got into my recomendeds but *LORE*

I thought fortisax was a dream and godwyns living corpse was spreading undeath in the lands between

@Quelaag right off the bat. Big connection. Midgard made from body of a giant -> lands between is the shape of a curled finger

Dude you are so effortlessly funny

so now i can also stay up at night studying liurnia. Thanks

Here's something I always thought was weird. Why's our starting class for a sorcery build an astrologer, not a Carian? At what point did Marika have the power over the astrologers to banish them? And that had to happen before Godfrey's banishment, since he's the first Tarnished. Also interesting thing to note, Morgott uses 4 summoned weapons: the Erdsteel Dagger, the Treespear, the Giant Crusher, and the Carian Knight Sword. Why the Carian Knight Sword?

I never saw that connection between the Fingerslaying blade and Sword! That's SUCH a good catch.

If youre running with Norse, id go further and ask would you also draw a correlation between Jörmungandr and the corpse of the Godwyn? As Godwyn not only shows a Serpentine form, but also is creating a blight in the roots of the Erdtree as Jörmungandr is to Yggdrasil. From what i'm aware there is an amalgam of Norse, Celtic and a heavy amount of Welsh folklore, characters and names used throughout, it might be one of the best developed or based on existing lore that Fromsoft have done. I wouldn't be surprised if the smallest of details on someone's robes wasn't directly influenced by some obscure medieval text or another.

the mesh over the preceptors mask is made of six lines ending in stars

A lot of personality to this lore video it’s great

Hi I was curious if anyone knows what she created this template on

Out of context, "Okay, let's speed run this," into "okay, anyway, Nordic mythology recap," is kind of hilarious.

half an hour of straight bars god damn

excellent lore dump

The feminine urge to have an orb mother

dude been binging your videos, they are so good, love the mind map? style. makes me feel like im in a briefing or something lol. Like every video seems to have unique ideas that i haven't heard before. Never thought that of the Liurnia wars prolly coinciding with or i guess slightly predating the war with the fire giants. I know it has nothing to do with this video but im stuck on the briars of sin/ thorns / abhorrent sorcery/ red glintstone and the dead fire giants - like the abhorrent sorceries seem like they were used and then discarded by society and they need faith to cast so... Also the casting sigil looks like a double helix, which seems to be have removed from the elden ring at somepoint, based on the older elden ring in farum, maybe when Marika seals destined death. Sorry to ramble but would love any insight into this in a future vid - sorry if its in one i havent watched yet.

great video as always Quelaag!

Good video! The fucking here and there makes it even better. Love the style!

"What man, what a fucking mess." Lord Radagon in a nutshell 😭

Can anybody tell me what program they are using to show off and pin together all these notes?