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The creepiest location is definitely the cloud district located in the upper streets of whiterun. It's an unknown and mysterious place most players don't get to often. Stories say a terrible creature arrogantly roams the land attacking any commoner with hurtful insults of entitlement.

You know a really creepy place? Its a settlement that needs your help, here, I’ll mark it in your map.

Nothing creepy up here in the Cloud District. Too bad you don't get here very often.

Dude not gonna lie, Frostfall Lighthouse shook me up the first time I ever went there. What a magnificent way to tell such a dark story, and holy crap did that giant Chaurus at the end of the dungeon give me the creeps as I shot it full of arrows. I've never been to the #1 location and I've cleared the game dozens of times. Crazy.

“What could this cook be referring to-“ *see’s shelf “Oh Dear”

Nate, I'm surprised in Faldar's Tooth you didn't mention that the bandits killed the dunmer cook. I thought they got tired of his grilled leeks and killed him, but the way you presented this alludes that they must have discovered what he was feeding them. His dead body can be found in one of the cages, covered in grilled leeks.

By far the creepiest location in Skyrim - Whiterun when you don't get me a mammoth tusk. I'm watching you.

I would've liked for you to mention that placing Habd's remains will grant you the permanent 'Sailor's Repose' ability. So it does seem that their souls watch from the afterlife, and thank you for showing decency. A bittersweet ending indeed.

Still no mention of the unsettling underwater location Pilgrim's Trench, I see. It's dark, eerily quiet, and I kept expecting to see some Lovecraftian horror rise from the depths.

*Sees EpicNate notification* *Murders it to death with his mouse*

Frostflow Lighthouse was the first time I had ever seen, or heard, a Chaurus. Also, growing up, we always had Silverfish in our basement, so I was deathly afraid of those. Let's just say that it took me about 3 hours to complete Frostflow, with all the lights on, and the sound off.

Me: I have nothing to watch Nate: Uploads Me: Finally, some good food

#1 creepiest location: Where the hell Nate finds all of his knowledge from.

Nate: The College of Winterhold Me: Ahh, the Midden

5 creepy location: dungeons Me: Haelga’s Bunkhouse.. the unspeakable things done with that trout and honey.. also Haelga: “they’ve got curved swords!”

Others may think these locations are creepy, but I think all Skyrim players see these places as loot ripe for the picking.

There really is something about Tovald's cave that makes it really unsettling

also i wish there was a mod that allows you to turn frostflow lighthouse into a player home, and have a small graveyard outside to honor habds family

Damn, being trapped in a cave system and being picked off by mutated cave dwellers? That sounds like some sort of found footage movie!

Speaking of dead horses, has anyone ever had a dead horse drop out of the sky mysteriously on them/ a few feet away? This happened to me once on the road to Fort Neugrad (near Helgen). Yuck!

13:44 : SKYRIM is an arachnophobe's worst nightmare, I assure you!

So, while adventuring through Skyrim a while ago i came across an interesting unmarked location. It was a small necromancer area complete with necromancer. The thing he was raising from the dead was actually chickens though. The center of his necromancy ritual was a chickens nest on a small make shift alter. There are 3 eggs in the nest. Grabbing an egg will spawn an undead chicken. This area is in the rift if i recall. I took pictures of the nest and the location on the map if you're interested in checking it out.

Nate: "...and I wouldn't invite my worst enemy down here." Me: "I would!"

Honestly, I’ve always viewed The Midden as being a bit like The Colleges’ jail…

That lighthouse...I came across that place in my first play through at a low level and got torn apart ahaha

Not gonna lie; that Frostflow Lighthouse crawl gave me the willies!

Wait what happened to being told how BIG Skyrims world is ? We'll forget if we're not told regularly....ahhhh....

M’aiq has been to many places. The scariest part was there were no calipers

Me: *watching video, knowing I've been to these locations* Also me: "WAIT THERE'S A SECRET ENTRANCE-- MOM THERE WAS A SECRET ENTRANCE"

You forgot the scariest: Night Mothers... "Coffin"

First time I went into Frostflow early on in my first playthrough I got as far as the foyer when I heard the click-click-click-click of the chaurus. No idea what it was at the time, but I noped on out of there pretty fast.

So the incident in Tolvald's cave is literally the movie "Descent"?

I'm pretty sure Faldar's Tooth is a possible location of a Companions' Quest where you have to steal some Silver Hand plans. Considering the companions are Werewolves, this adds to the aura of spookiness surrounding the place, and begs the question, how did the Bandits of the fort, get the plans? Are the Silver Hand secretly supplying the bandits with wolves and dogs in exchange for their help against the werewolves? Did the Bandits manage to capture a werewolf and use it in the dog-fighting ring. There's just this atmosphere about it that is extra spooky if you happen to be a werewolf member of the Companions.

Next ten tiny details First fought dragons name is mirmulnir (sounds like mjolnir) guards tor (thor) and hroki(loki) were carried off according to a guard you can meet at the tower

Fort Frostmoth on Solstheim isn’t really creepy to me but it did hit me hard. Just seeing the skeletons of people that died buried in ash is really heartbreaking.

The Silver Hand fortress that we visit with Aela is pretty disturbing.

Tovald's cave is a nightmare with a darker dungeon mod installed. Literally you can't see where to go without a torch equipped and even then it's easy to miss the right turns in the cave system in the darkness. Spent an hour once in there even after eerything in a large room was dead trying to find my way out. And the spider cave always seems to be either where the Forgemaster's Fingers, the Queen's Sword, or the Ancestoral Shield is located for me. Though I always wait to have Inigo with me before exploring that cave as he loves killing everything in there and runs ahead every time even when set to be less aggressive.

13:43 “This place is an arachnophobe’s worst nightmare.” Which is why Phil made Dan play through the cave in VR, if anybody remembers those two.

That lighthouse, I swear I remember reading a book in Oblivion about it and the family that moved in.

I have an ungodly amount of hours in skyrim. I thought I’ve seen it all. I had no idea about the button leading to the vampires in that cave.

Nate is the type of guy who over-explane a totally boring subject but makes it the most amazing thing at the same time

Faldar's tooth was once a fortress protecting the roads between Ivarstead and Riften, bandits took over after the guards and military were weakened enough by the war against the Thalmor, the bandits could be generic bandits or members of the silver hand faction depending on if your given a task going to there by an elite Companions member. Tolvalds cave was a trade route turned escape route turned falmer cave dungeon, its an area you'll be sent to at the end of "no stones unturned" bonus Thieves guild quest, after securing the 24 stones of Barenziah.

I got a fetch quest to get either a sword or a lute(can’t remember which one) from that last dungeon and was so perplexed by the vampires just being there. It just seems so out of place in a spider infestation.

Last Time I was this early, the arrow to the knee jokes were still in fashion

In Windhelm, the guards have dialogue warning travelers to stay away from Crovangr Cave and that its a Vampire Den XD.

Just wanted to let you know that im really thankful that youre still producing more and more original skyrim content, ty so much, keep it up!

All of the Falmer dungeons creep me out. But the caves that had the Feral Falmer absolutely terrified me the first time I saw em.

You know your early when the video says “no views”

I'm somewhat surprised that you didn't mention Apocrypha. Though I've grown quite fond of it, I was quite disturbed the first time I found myself transported there. The monsters there absolutely freaked me out at first too. Don't even get me STARTED on how many times I've been jump scared by tentacles popping out to smack my character from getting too close to them.

It amazes me that I still have so much to see in this game. So glad I can see new things and explore caves.

The creepiest location in the universe is a KZfaq without Nate

"hey!, how's it going guys? its Nate here" > instantly hit like

Early squad early congrats on 600K

Last time I was this early, someone got murdered to death. My friend Gina and I adore your videos. Keep being awesome man 💜

I really liked that the Anniversary Edition or at least the pet related creation gave a quest and a little bit of explanation to that last location. Seems that one, at least, can comfortably be accepted as canon.

"Thankfully we do have a chance to ensure their killers are finally purged, once and for all." 30 in-game days later *pop* "we're baaaaack."

*#1 : The Cloud District’s True Location*

Cronvangr cave does have a quest, sort of. If you have the "Pets of Skyrim", the tamed spider pet is found in that cave. Also, if you accept one of Alea the Huntres' quest to fight beasts, this is a potential location she sends you, stating that the spiders are the problem that needed to be dealt with. It still gives any arachnophobe nightmares, especially if this is a location a quest ends up sending you too. It's probably the only cave that has the most amount of spiders since the entire cave (aside from the vampire section) that is exclusive spiders.

Great video as always. I've always been fascinated with the creepy part of Skyrim and its about time to see a video about it.

How in Oblivion are you still finding secrets in this game 😂 it's been 8 years!! Not complaining at all, but it's crazy!

The last time I was this early, the Red Mountain hadn't erupted yet.

Spiders: *capture food* Vampire: *steals food** Spider: *angry that food keeps disappearing* Nate: "idk why they were aggressive*

You should try one of these types of videos with Elder Scrolls online, it seems to be a massive game with plenty of great lore.

The story of the lighthouse struck me so much that I installed a mod exclusively to collect and bury their bodies outside the lighthouse.

Nice another EpicNate list!! I'm surprised this wasn't released on Skyrim's anniversary. Great vid as usual though.😊

As an arachnophobe, I can confirm the evil spider cave of death. The giant spider noticed Serana before it did me, and jumped towards her. I was too busy looking at something else, and didn’t notice it until it landed on me. I have never screamed so loud.

I literally came upon Cronvangr cave by chance. I had done the Skyrim storyline, had done all of the guild storylines, had completed the expansions, pretty much everything. All I really had left to do was to explore every inch of Skyrim, so I began by going to the first place I that would pop up on my compass, after clearing out a couple of caves, THIS was the third one I found. I went in, cleared out the spiders, commenting about how much I hated spiders, and was about to leave when I spotted that button on the wall. I only even spotted it by the command prompt popping up as I was leaving. Finding the secret underground house of Vampires certainly caught me off guard to say the least.

Back in the day I was so scared of the Dwarven ruins I remember I'm so scared that I ran all the way to Blackreach and I it got even more scarier so I went inside the closest house... oh the good old days😁

Crazy they're still someone playing this game out there in 2019/20. Honestly, been wanting to jump back into it.

Keep the Skyrim videos pumpin bro, it’s nice to see I’m not the only one still playing this game hah.

Congrats on the 600k sub mark Nate! Extremely well deserved, I hope to still see you doing videos when The Elder Scrolls 6 comes out!

I knew about the cave of spiders, and usually go there in every playthrough if I head out that way. Never knew about the secret vampire cave, though!

This game has been out for almost a decade, and people still discover new things about it every day.

Hey TheEpicNate315, Dude love your videos. Look forward to them weekly. Ok they don’t always go up as fast as I wish. But ok you put a lot of time, effort and heart into the content for your community. And that’s Awsome man. Keep it up, one of the few good content channels left. Thanks man. And may Talos Guide you.

frostflow lighthouse was a lighthouse in the pale that helped luminate the shore of the sea of ghosts long ago, eventually becoming a home for a redguard family. there is an objective you get for entering the lighthouse, but no other quest will direct you there. the objective is to delve deep into the caverns below the lighthouse to discover the creature that has slaughtered the entire family, a chaurus reaper, huge in stature. kill it to complete the objective. if you also loot the corpse for the remains of the father, and toss them in the lighthouse brazier to grant his final wish, you'll be rewarded the sailor's repose, increasing how much healing spells heal you.

You can be sent to the spider cave during the mission "A new order" where you recruit gunmar

I wish that more stuff went on in the midden

I was watching some older videos and this popped up, still going strong. I subscribed

Nate, you are the best! Always looking forward to your videos. Much love from Belgium!!

The creepiest location in skyrim is my house's closet...do NOT look in there!...

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It was part of a companions quest for me, Aela sent me to clear out "beasts that were attacking settlers" and when I found the vampire lair I wondered immediately if it was the spiders (that people seem to know about) causing the disappearances, or if it was the vampires. The quest itself ended up being completely by killing the spiders and didn't have anything to do with the vampires, but it still made me wonder (I also wondered whether the vampires took up residence in the chamber to avoid suspicion since most people would see the spider evidence and say "nope, absolutely not!"

Love you videos. Great work and attention to detail.

That skeleton in the thumbnail hitting the fattest nae nae

i was here so early dragons still ruled tamrei l

Man, i feel like i hasnt played Skyrim enough, cause i didnt know 2 of those locations. Excelent work, Nate!

been on a few binges of your videos. loved skyrim, loved oblivion, and i'm replaying morrowind right now(yes, i also love it). cheers!

Funny thing about Cronvangnr Cave I only recently discovered that secret passage with the Vampires a couple of weeks ago, and I only found out because that small blue frostbite spider pet from the CC pack "Pets of Skyrim" Was located where the vampires were . So, it is just like Nate said about coming here for a fetch quest¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

This said it was posted 5 seconds ago?!

Your videos are very useful for new players. Thanks for the content.

Nazeems bedroom at the drunken huntsman. It’s the centre of all annoyance

Nate, we need food-related episodes for Thanksgiving.

This vid is so creepy, when I first clicked on it my Internet mysteriously died :( Edit: Uh, obviously it came back. Necromancy?

Wow, nearly at 600k Nate! Crazy man, I've been here for a while! 😅 Congrats on the success!

Video was much needed 🥺

Me: having a mental breakdown Notification: a new video from nate It seems like god is still on my side

ME AND SKYRIM HAVE THE SAME BIRTHDAY WOOOP

Just started playing Skyrim again. Been binging your vids

Never knew about the cronvangr cave vampire den. Thanks Nate!