It’s sad when the average person in Skyrim needs several friends and a few weeks to explore a dungeon and they often don’t even survive. Meanwhile the Dragonborn clears eight dungeons in a matter of hours with a magic fork

*Murder to Death* _(Verb)_ _-The act of committing murder until someone is in fact dead in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, as described by KZfaqr _*_TheEpicNate315_*

Dragonborn: "I have had it with these mother-freaking necromancers in these mother-freaking dungeons!"

The last time I was this early, Arvel was still swift

"One of the guards said he saw a mage appear out of thin air, claimed one of those Psijic monks. Man's been hitting the skooma I say."

I have a tiny detail! At Whiterun outside the potions shop there are flowers, nightshade, dragon tongue and tundra cotton. If you collect those and go inside and craft a potion with them they make fortify barter!

When I did Potema's catacombs, it took me a good half an hour to figure out how to get ENTER... Don't know if my sense of direction is just that bad, or if Potema was yanking my chain. "Is it in here? No. Marker says go outside. Is it out here? No. Marker says inside. Is it up here? No. Marker says down below. Is there a door here? No. Marker says 'middle of that wall'. That's it! Originally, I was going to fight her because it was a quest... Now, I'm going to do it because I'm pissed that it's taken me this long and I can't even find the entrance. It's either that or I'm gonna murder that snipe from Radiant Raiment."

None of these dungeons actually ever scared me until Nate narrated their stories.

For a some interesting facts video: (Idk if you already covered this but it helped me a lot.) If you're swimming with a horse and you get off and get back on again in water, you can run on water with that horse and move a lot faster.

Another cool and little known fact is if you are playing Skyrim at around 4am in your region and decide to turn the game off, you can see your reflection in the tv and realize why your father is disappointed in you.

Imagine walking into a dark mystical dangerous ruin and you find a high khajjit yelling at his dead brother to get up Edit: that's dark actually

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During my very first play through I fell into the sightless pit on accident and had to fight my way out as a level 7 🙃 It was so traumatizing that I refuse to go back into the sightless pit to this day 😂

No one: Literally no one: 6:41 The Dragon Priest in the background: Ight imma head out

Every dwarven ruin/dungeon filled with falmer is horror to me

The last time I was this early, Draugrs weren't a thing. They were still called cultists.

My favorote dungeon/cave was the one that brings you to the forgotten vale. I remember the cave opening up to a foreign elven forest with creatures so unique I stopped and just stared at the colors, details and uniqueness it was. I got so lost in the area that i had to use a tracking spell to get me back to where I was going.

"you may have missed" *Starts with a mandatory to main quest Dungeon*

The last time I was this late the Civil War was already over. But anyway yeah hearing scratching sounds, people disapearing one by one and hearing screaming in the walls is pretty terrifying.

there's that cave near whiterun that has falmer in it and turns into a very small dwemer ruin the deeper you go it's where you can find a falmer working on a dwemer centurion that is not hostel to the falmer

anyone else been to that weird dwemer dungeon in the mountains to the east of riften and it’s like buried in the snow and inside you activate this thing with two dead bandits by it and you get trapped in a cage and a weird orb thing like examines you and then drops you down a HUGE hole?

Last time I was this early the traitor Lorkhan was having his heart ripped out of his body.

Speaking of interesting dungeons with friendly creatures that are usually hostile, I'd like to mention Snapleg Cave. You get to rescue a Spriggan, and she'll also be friendly for the playthrough.

100s of locations yet you've never been to the cloud district. Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh, what am I saying.. Of course you don’t.

The last time I was this early the Reach was still held by Forsworns.

The Potema quests were definitely my favorite side quests as well.

Imagine the Dragonborn never met Lu'ah and killed her. She could have succeeded in her ritual and continued with her plan for "world domination". It would be one hell of a plot for a Elder Scrolls game.

Last time I was this late, Weylin killed Margaret.

I found something you could put on a video. In the raldbthar deep market I found a falmer and a Breton dead in each other's arms. I hadn't started to fight yet because I was sneaking but the falmer has a hand stretched towards a Breton woman's face both lying dead. I wonder what happened? I wonder if it's a little bit of that hope gelebor said he had

4:21-4:35 Alright, who's flipping off the banner? Must be the wind...

“A female hagraven” Ah, yes, as opposed to the many male hagravens that exist

Hey Nate, found an interesting detail while playing today. You probably know that if use a calm spell on bandits (and most humanoid enemies) you'll get the "Ugh I never asked you to magic me!" response. If you however use it on a forsworn you seem to get a different response (something along the lines of) - "I won't be violated by some half-septim magician" Edit: Alain Dufont also says something different, along the lines of "well you must have had all the annoying gods on your side to make it this far"

I always actually knew the story behind the first one but never thought how creepy it actually sounds until "you put down on paper"

Last time I was this late Alduin has already yeeted out of existence.

For me the spookiest dungeon definetely was Dead Men's Respite. There's no particularly creepy story behind it but this one big hall full of dead men (draugr later on) just sitting on their chairs and I would have to walk through... It just scared the hell out of me

Nate, in your next 10 Tiny Details vid, please call Skyrim a brobdingnagian game

I always love these vids! Keep em coming man!

I just didn’t like Melka calling me ‘meat’

I think this is why skyrim keeps on going and going. It's not the most technically impressive or graphicly amazing. It's full of great stories.

Another possibility me and my skyrim buddies have discussed with about the temple of Crib was that it was some sort of worshiping temple for a dwemer king, as some cultures had temples to kings (I believe south american culture were most prominent for this) meant strictly for people to place their offerings and gifts to appease a kings wishes or requests and was used as a sort of treasure vault of sorts. It seems highly plausible for the fact that, like you said, the dwemer worshiped no god. However, my buddy zeke piped up that maybe it was a temple to a forgotten snow elf god that the dwemer built for the snow eleves as part of the "refuge" deal they had with the dwemer. Both are just theories I thought youd might like to hear, but idk really.

I remember my first time playing Skyrim back in 2011. I was doing the college of winterhold as my first questline and was around level 10. I was heading to Saarthal and on my way their I noticed this hole in the ground and saw that it was a cave entrance. Loving dungeon crawling I said "sure, I can put Saarthal on hold" and jumped in. It was only then that I realized I couldn't get back out, so I started pushing through to find a way out. It was then that I realized that this dungeon was absolutely swarming with Falmer that were all 2 or 3 times my current level. I can say without a doubt that my first time doing sightless pit is probably the toughest challenge I've ever done in an Elder Scrolls game... or any game for that matter.

Did you know after you get the horn of Jurgen windcaller from Delphine you can go back to Ustengrav and activate the shrine for a free dragon soul?

I am seeing this video while playing Skyrim

7:33 doesnt it look like one of the elves just got the other one in the neck?

The Dwemer altar just above the outside of the Sightless Pit location is fun, with a unique twist thrown in. When you check the inventory of the skeleton on the altar, loot all of it, and the other skeletons on the ground will resurect and attack you. After defeating them, and the skeleton that you first looted, check that skeletons inventory again. There will be a book called The Gates of Oblivion in the inventory...again. Each time you exit and enter the inventory, the book will be there for you to take. This is on my Legendary Edition copy of the game for Xbox 360. The unending copies of the book are very funny, because there are unending gates of Oblivion, too.

Always a delight to watch new epic nate vids just before going to bed.

That you still figured out new things in this game is impressive, its so old But Gold!

Nate I love you videos, I have learned new unique things to spice up each play through even after having like 1000 hrs, keep up the good work!

I always love coming back to this vids. It reawakens my urge to play Skyrim

Nate I wanna say, I watch every single one of your videos. You make me laugh and smile and enjoy my day just a bit better. So thank you for making these videos and making this world just a bit better. I look forward to every post you put out and am always excited to see what you have to say and hear your thoughts on it. Keep up the amazing work man

I'm honestly super surprised that Hermaeus Mora's Apocethary from the Dragon Born DLC wasnt on any of your most creepiest locations lists.. it is honestly in my opinion one of the most creepiest places ever.. and also a main reason why I avoid doing most of the dragonborn DLC even after I have beaten it more than 3 times.

My goodness, I still live for all this Blade Shade

Mr. Epic Nate, Skyrim is a game that is near and dear to me. Your narration and videos really keep me entertained. You’re an amazing presenter. Keep it up

Hardly likely that we "may have missed" Alftand.

Lovin these 16-20 min videos, Ep. Great work. Huge fan.

Great stuff man! On a personal note, I just finished the worst month of my job. It was terrible, stats wise. Seeing your video after work, certainly help make my bad day better! It's awesome to see that you love Skyrim as much as I do! Been a fan for a while now! Keep it up dude, your stuff is great!

The failed Alftand Expedition reminds me of H.P. Lovecraft's works, particularly At the Mountains of Madness.

I like the lighthouse with the Chaurus mother. I think it's frost or shiver something lighthouse

Always look forward to your uploads, was only playing skyrim a few days ago!

dude i love watching your videos and hearing your storytelling...its awesome...and after a long day of work...your videos are awesome

For things you didn’t know you could do: After receiving Auriel’s bow and the arrows if you shoot a bloodcursed arrow at the sun it will turn red for a little bit and people comment on it :’)

Love your videos brother been binging them the past three days

"Horrifying goblin like people eating elves" geez say that 3 times fast

Haha he casually snatched Potema's skull while still fighting her with the other hand. Best disrespect ever!

Nate, your videos always bring me joy and great information!

Love your videos make me learn every time I see video especially when I see the game glitch out lol

I’ve seen the Sightless Pit, and usually try to avoid it. I’m not a Falmer fan, and I’ve seen that it’s 1 Way. But, I MIGHT make an attempt at it in a playthrough someday. Either a stealth vamp with illusions, a stealth archer, or (if I’m insane) heavy armored Shield Mage.

600 hours in Skyrim and I just learn of the Sightless Pit. What a giant game, and now I need to find this dungeon!!!

Oh my Talos, I love Melka soooo much :D Have just finished her quest once again with one of my characters. It is such a pity we cannot get her as a follower!

Geez the first one already scared me! I’m kinda scared to watch the rest

Love your videos TheEpicNate315 i never missed 1 yet always watch right when the videos uploads

have you ever had Skyrim unintentionally scare you not in a jump scare way I can't tell you how many times a skeever has bitten my ankle and I almost jump out of my skin?

Kolborn Barrow gives me the creeps. The build up and return trips, the dead miners and mercenaries, and the advancing journals from your partner *shudder*

Friendly reminder to watch these at 1.25x speed. Thank me later

Potema reminds me of the Death Knight, Lord Soth, a favorite character of mine from Dragonlance AD&D. A powerful undead creature commanding an army of various undead and planing to march on the capital city.

Has anyone used a calming spell or the Imperial ability on the party excavating the ruins? Also, that temple in the last section is probably named after its location rather than a god. The Falmer probably lack the ability to recognize gods and are just going through the motions of whorship.

Great video I like fighting to Draeger's in Skyrim

Keep up the vids man. Two thumbs up!

I cant wait to run through these dungeons!

me: I’m not scared at all Wolve: *say sike right now*

*I was watching one of ur vids and my phone notified me you posted a new one* 🤣

This channel is so awesome I love your videos

It's not true that the Potema catacombs are only accessible after starting the quest. I got in when I was only around 2nd or 3rd level, and I hadn't even started the Wolf Skull Cave quest. What happened was: I was caught stealing in the temple, so I ran down to the cellar to hide. One of the priests came down looking for me and opened the gate to the catacombs. I can't remember if I killed the priest or not, but I ran into the catacombs to escape justice. I didn't get too far before I was killed, but as far as I went everything was exactly as it was if I had gotten there the normal way. Potema spoke to me and everything.

Skyrim came out in 2011 and he is still posting stuff i did not know What a legend

Y'all ready for Skyrim: Remastered: Remastered?

"People eating elves" made me think of someone eating the Keebler elves. Then, I realized it was People-Eating Elves (with an adjective-joining hyphenation) and then I immediately thought of the Falmer. Damned, soulless savages.

Well, that's the first video that features all of the places I've been to, so... That's that. Maybe there aren't any more places I've missed in Skyrim. Can't wait for Redfall though. As always, very enjoyable video.

My current playthrough had my first experience with the Sightless Pit thanks to the Creation Club's Sunder & Wraithguard. I play with the various Wench mods, so Falmer dungeons are especially dangerous and I would never consider them without at least 2 followers. I actually had to go through the dungeon twice because I couldn't find the entrance to the Sightless Vault. I might have enjoyed the dungeon a lot more if I weren't terrified of every Falmer encounter spawning Chaurus Hunters and Reapers alongside Forgotten Wenches.

I love Melka, she's the best. "Do you like my pretty tower? :)"

i feel into the sightless pit on my first play through and i wasn't strong enough to fight anything in there and keep getting dropped so i had to reload a save.

I find the events and mysteries that happen within the same year as the start of this game spookier than ones that happen 100s of yrs before.

HOW ARE YOU STILL DOING THESE?!!! You amaze me

The real big spooky in this video is the dragonpriest floating through the wall at 6:43

I honestly can’t remember if I ever did that Hagraven Dungeon. I think I did because I remember having a staff by that name, I’m not 100% for sure though. All the others I know for sure I did. The last one on your list Sightless Pit was really cool. I remember the first time I entered it. I was afraid of what might happen lol

I have another one for your next 10 tiny details video, and this one actually made me mad. So ive been going through this play through and reading the books as youve made me realize how dope they are. So I'm going through the sewer to Goldenglow Estate for the Thieves Guild, and I go into cell down there. In there you'll find the Skill Book "Wulfmare's Guide To Better Thieving" which gives you an increase to pickpocket. All well and good. But as I read it, he starts to list his bonafides to write the book, and winds up saying this; "Maybe you heard about that heist in Mournhold, wheen Queen Bereziah's coronation crown went missing? Or perhaps the tale of the Elder Scroll gone missing from White Gold Tower reached your ears. Thats right... it was yours truly." Now I dont know about Berenziah's crown, but I know for a FACT that I (and anybody that played TES4), as the Hero of Kvatch, stole that Elder Scroll. This punk is taking credit for my greatest heist. Idk who Wulfmare is, but I better never find him. Thanks for listening and shout me out if you use this one in the video. One love. Appreciate the channel.

You’ll never run out of things to findin skyrim. I hope this’ll be something with tes: 6

i have soo many hours on skyrim and haven't found some of those dungeons wow specially the one whit melka the hagraven

Nate, you need to take about the drainheart sword and drainspell now and the other unique ghostly weapons in the laberyinthian

its funny i remember doing the quest wolf queen awakens but i dont remember doing the second half. i didn't know there was a dungeon under solitude!

Lu'ah's voice actor is the narrator from Guild Wars (Prophecies). The first time I heard it in Skyrim, I had to pause my game for a bit because of all the memories coming back. "A new day dawns on the kingdom of Ascalon..." 😔