The true mystery is if Nate will ever run out of content to find in skyrim.

Nate: "In Daggerfall the Nightmother was a Human." Also Nate: * shows picture of a Khajiit labeled Khajiit *

"the Elder Scrolls III: Oblivion" Morrowind: Am I a joke to you?

The bunny caused the boneyard, it's a monty python reference

“Hey, how’s it going guys, it’s Nate here.” Those words are the equivalent of the Bat-Signal, I tell you.

Friends: have you played the newest game of the month Me: let me tell you about skyrim and the last 8 years of trying to find every tiny little detail

"Did you ever hear the tragedy of emperor Pelagius the mad?" "I thought not, it's not something the bards would sing for you."

At one point, Ulfric Stormcloak was training to be a member of the Graybeards.

I'm sorry Nate, you got that one wrong. I think you'll find the 5th member of the Greybeards is named PartySnacks.

Well today’s been awful so far. “Nate Uploads” Today’s a good day.

I can't wait to hear the relief in Nate's voice when he finally makes his first "10 Tiny Details" video after TES 6 releases.

Hey Nate, one thing: The dreamworld amulet has nothing to do with Sheogorath. It was created in one of Henentire's experiments, and there's no mention of it being "possessed" by Sheogorath. You could be thinking of the Staff of Everscamp, which is from another quest in oblivion and is said to be cursed by him, but there's no mention of Sheogorath in anything to do with Through a Nightmare Darkly.

2050: Hey guys it’s Nate here. Skyrim is an astronomically, king sized, tremendously sized game.

11:51 The mystery I want answered is what happen to the camera there.

"Nothing here makes sense." Exactly. Sheogorath is the _Daedric Prince of Madness_ so why would anything about him make sense under close scrutiny?

I love Sheogorath, he taught me what clouds smell like. (Refering to his pit of clowns) "It really stunk tho, then it WAS clowns! Clouds don't stink, they smell of butter... and tears." -Sheogorath in TES IV: Oblivion: Shivering Isles DLC

"What's life's greatest illusion?" "Innocence, my brother." Have you ever realized that every single person you kill in the Dark Brotherhood quest has a hidden side that makes them not innocent???

Two Years Later Nate: “Hey guys, Nate here and today we’ll be talking about our favorite Ten year old game, Skyrim, which is as you know, a very, very and I mean very large game.”

Camelworks actually covered Falkreath in his curiosity series recently. In that video he spotted that graveyard you talked about. What he hinted at is the rabbit you find in the area, that is the only living thing there, is a nod to Monty Python and the Holy Grail where the killer white rabbit is found.

"And I don't think the community will be closing it anytime soon' Despite Bethesda's best efforts it seems

In case you were wondering, Nate, you are the reason I play Skyrim. Thank you.

“The Elder Scrolls 3: Oblivon” the game that came out in secret that only Nate knows about, And he; Isn’t talking

The rabbit! It is a reference to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

I love sheogorath. In oblivion, after i learned how to clone items with scrolls, i spawned so much cheese on the ground before him it slowed the game to the framerate of the original 90s pokemon anime... 3-5 fps. Lol I also love the idea that sheogorath's avatar in skyrim is the hero of kvatch.

The truly unsettling mystery is how Nate's got the fortitude to break down every game element possible

You know what else is unsettling? The fact that Nate has less that a million subscribers because he totally deserves it.

Trying to use knowledge on Sheogorath is madness Nate. Just go with the flow when you meet him

The Pelagius Wing of the Blue Palace is essentially described as haunted. I think The Mind of Madness takes place in the mind of the spirit of Pelagius. He’s restless and disturbed and can’t let go of the past. Subsequently, he’s haunting the abandoned wing.

If Sheogorath claimed Pelagius' soul, presumably he could enter his mind and his memories whenever he pleased. Sheogorath refers to it as his "vacation", and he provides details about Pelagius that implies a more personal relationship between the two. I really think you are in the mind of Pelagius, and Sheogorath has taken it over and assumed the role of host

8:28 I always thought it was a dragon feeding ground. But werewolves is a good answer too. As for Pyandonea, it could be nirns version of Atlantis.

To Nate: You should do a list of top free houses in Skyrim 1. Agnes's house near riverwood 2. Abondon house in markarth 3. Vantus farmhouse if you don't help cicero 4. The drug dealer house in riften 5. Silus house in dawnstar 6. Bonus house of septimus signus Outpost There are probably more and you're at liberty to vary your list as you wish but I thought this would be an awesome idea for you. From: an avid viewer

As always solid video. One of the few channels I watch religiously

The most unsettling mystery: Was Skyrim the last good [main series] Elder Scrolls game?

"Elder Scrolls 3: Oblivion" Morrowind: Are you sure about that?

11:51 ‘s shots seem a bit glitchy.

I like the greybeards theory but, ulfric stormcloak was being trained to be a greybeard before he left to fight in the great war with the thalmor

Well remember Ulfric was training to be a Greybeard, that's where he learned to Shout.

14:23 "Elder Scrolls III: Oblivion"

Has anyone else attacked Sheagorath in his own realm? When he teleports you into the sky before he drops you, is really fun, attacking him is pointless, unless you want to experience that death, and hearing your character scream louder, and louder before they hit the ground is, IMO priceless, please try it.

The “what in oblivion” moment really killed me

Soup with a fork?!? Pay with your blood criminal!

It´s a big game, but it could have been so much bigger... Dear devs, don´t rush your releases!

Nope, nope, nope! Pelagius is under Sheo's power. Daedra can make mortals immortal in their own planes. You're in his mind, in his immortal body and madness, in Oblivion. Sheo has full power over you

Nate, Nate, Nate... "Through a Nightmare, Darkly" was a recommendation quest for the Mages Guild and was completely unrelated to Sheogorath. Its daedric quest involved tormenting a khajiit village.

You okay there Nate? That last one was filled with all sorts of wrong: "In Elder Scrolls III: Oblivion" Nope "Sheogorath's Quest 'Through A Glass, Darkly'" Was not Sheo's quest and was called 'Through A Mirror, Darkly' "An amulet possessed by Sheogorath" Was made by Henantier himself in an unsanctioned experiment "negotiate Henantier's extract with Sheo" you help Henantier recover his patience, courage, resolve, and perception so that he could wake himself up

The Dragonborn has been summoned by the Wrinkly Fellows.

Ulfric stormcloak was set to become a greybeard but left to fight in the great war and start the civil war and such

How you know Nate is struggling to find hidden details in Skyrim: *Insert Red Dead Redemption 2*

11:51 You angered the Psijic order by merely speaking of them.

I guess I can put off going to work a little longer...

For the greybeard one, wasn't Ulfric Stormcloak training to be a greybeard but he ran away to fight in the great war?

Well, I guess Ysgamor ate soup with a fork because he wanted his "soup" so full of meat and other stuff that it was easier to eat with a fork. So basicly a stew of some sort that he instisted to call soup. That's what kind of a guy he was. Man among men.

Of course you're in his old dead head. It's a Daedric Prince for Lord's sake. They could do almost anything.

I think this is my favourite series of them all. Every time I think I've seen everything

Sheogorath was once the most powerful now he the most unstable but we love it

For the Greybeards one, I think that if you have the ability to use the voice your life span is greatly increased I mean, think about it. Ulfric - His death isn't conformed yet Last Dragonborn - Is there need for explanation Miraak - Yes, his life was expandee ridiculously by Mora, but still he was slayed Wuulfarth - he was killed by A GOD Tiber Septim - He was fatally wounded at Sancre Tor according to Joffre. But others disagree, either way I find it doubtful that he died naturally Allesia - Supposedly died naturally, but it's never specified how old she was Pelinal Whitestrake - He was cut into eight/seven (can't remember which) Reamn Cyrodill - We know nothing about how he died. So I can't say anything here I'm sure I missed some dragonborns and tounges but I'm sure you get the point They have a tendency to not die naturally P.S. thanks for the whole thing

Hey, how's it going Nate, it's guys here

My thoughts on the Greybeards not being keen to recruit when we meet them are the last person they trained in the way of the voice (Ulfric) used it for political gains. Something the Grey Beards frown upon. Furthermore they're probably not worried about their ways being lost as their master Parthunnax is an unaging dragon who continue on their teaching should the Greybeards die. It's not impossible that understanding the voice somehow helps expand their lifespan but I can see reasons why these mortal men may not be super pressed to recruit when we meet them in Skyrim.

13:27 we're in the mind of a madman, of course sheogorath would have influence

How's this for a tiny detail: Did you know that General Tullius is really a Cylon?

Did anyone else’s video go crazy at 12:00? Like it just turned all glitchy and white looking

Wait, the Night Mother was a Khajit?

If Bethesda wanted to re-release Skyrim with some of this cut content re-integrated into the game, I would totally buy it. It would be so neat to explore the original ideas the way they were meant to be explored.

5:17 I like to imagine parthernax was like "yay I'm included."

You mean like "Cheese!" Or "I'm doing the Fishstick, it's a delegate process."?

The actual Night Mother was likely the Daedric Prince Mephala, since the Dark Brotherhood falls pretty accurately into her spheres of influence.

14:24 Nate: "in the elder scrolls 3: Oblivion"

#3. Deadly bunny, Monty Python reference. #1. I always thought we were in a soul claimed by Sheogorath.

Perfect upload timing I’m playing Skyrim right now!

4:40 Magia in Spanish means Magic so an addition to the name that would be Lady Magic or Magic Lady

My guy nate, whenever im drunk and concentrating on not dying, your videos are the antidote, one love

Ulfric was trained to be a greybeard, but he decided to join the empire in the war. After that the greybeards decided not to get an apprentice any time soon.

Hello epicnate, you are my favorite youtuber; thank you for posting, it makes me happy. Okay have a good day!

The most unsettling part of this video was when nate called jurgen windcaller gergen

I watch a lot of your videos (over 60 so far) recently, as I started to play Skyrim once again. And I really really do enjoy your content! You made me go to certain places and meet certain people, which made Skyrim more fun to me! Plus knowing more about some characters is amazing :) Keep it up!

That Khajiit wearing the emperor’s robes drew me in.

14:20 "In the Elder Scrolls 3 Oblivion"

The bone pile, look for the blood covered rabbit

Nate, you got your Oblivion daedric quests mixed up. The one with the dream-world amulet was Vermina's I think. Sheogorath's quest was to terrorize a village of khajiit south of Bravil with a series of pranks, fulfilling something they called the "kishara prophecy".

That greybeard mystery is kinda redundant when you remember Ulfric was being trained with the hope he'd be a greybeard. Old people having a bunch of medicine, not really weird.

11:55 did anyone else’s glitch out

Yikes Nate. Juergen Windcaller is not JER-GAHN. It’s “YER-GEHN” .

I'm guessing Bethesda wanted the dark brotherhood to go on a more mysterious direction which might explain why you can literally talk to doors.

8th anniversary is approaching and you still find something I haven't thought of before. A freaking good job! :D

Ulfric was to be their successor until he left the Greybeards

1:08 DomnaMagia 4:57 how old are the greybeards 7:47 bones of Falkreath 9:41 where/what is Pyandonea 12:50 where is the mind of Pelagius

If I remember rightly the Maormer are only really involved in one quest in ESO Summerset. They're mostly involved in the ESO Base in the Aldmeri Dominion storyline, especially in the Auridon zone, the second largest island in the isles. They also play a massive part in Khenarthi's Roost (Like with Ulondil) and a part in the Greenshade zone in Valenwood

Nate, I really love your videos! This keeps me playing TES more and more! Also can I have a request, how about talking about relationship between Jarl Ulfric and Jarl Balgruuf?

What's truly unsettling is how Nate might've sold his soul to Hermaeus Mora for all this knowledge.

Everyone knows why Isgramor ate soup with a fork: simply there werent spoons back then🤷‍♂️

The Maomer are also one of the main antagonists in the mainline Aldmeri Dominion quests in ESO

With the grey beards they actually did have apprentices as ulfric stormcloak was one of them before the great war when he started to fight for talos and stuff

Number one: It's possible each region or sect of the Dark Brotherhood calls their respective leader a "Night Mother". However, when adding "the" to the title, they're referring specifically to the Night Mother that's in Oblivion/Skyrim. Number three: In Camelworks recent video about Falkreath, a rabbit is scripted to be in the boneyard and never leaves it. It's possible the area is a reference to the killer rabbit in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

Through a Nightmare, Darkly isn't Sheogorath's Daedric quest in Oblivion.

Yesssss, another Skyrim video ,it’s a good day . Moreeee i sayyy. Thanks nate 👍🏻

I swear, evey time you upload a video on any game, I feel like jumping back into that same game immediately after

Bones of Falkreath: Its a reference to the movie Monty Python and the terrible man eating rabbit. There is a rabbit patrolling the area,I think one of the only rabbits that ever has a patrol route? Its also right outside the bleakfalls cave exit which may reference the cave that the rabbit guards in the movie. Nobody suspects the bunny, not even nate. Where is the Mind of Pelagius? Literally the mind of Pelagius. Its his sanity, his... essence? Maybe? Sheogorath literally tells us where we are though. As for how we're in his head: We have his hip bone, a connection to his body. That's all Sheogorath needs. It isn't our own mind either as if you walk into the area with nothing but the hip bone you'll get party clothes teleported onto you when you come back, without any party clothes being in the wing for the player to scavenge from the cobweb cluttered halls.

I've eaten soup with a fork... Had no clean spoons. Not even a joke.

Bones of Fallkreath - the KZfaq maker Camelworks had the best explanation: you always see a rabbit running to and fro when you get there. Apparently the rabbit is scripted to do only that. Now we have a rabbit running around carnage that alarms us and trends to put us on guard. This also happened to King Arthur in Monty Python’s Search for the Holy Grail! There was a viscous rabbit with pointy teeth that they had to fight!! So it might be a tribute to that scene we are experiencing!!

The Bones south of Bleakrock have a rabbit that is scripted to run a certain path through the area. It's thought to be a Monty Python: The Holy Grail reference