Imperial Knowledge . I'm already a subscriber of Avarti. I watch him more than you.😄😄. JKng

Dovahkiin will be next Emperor think of it...

Maybe the Ebony Warrior is the forgotten hero?

Some say The Emperor himself put the plans in motion for his Assassination. To get a stronger Emperor to stand up to the Aldemari dominion

It's certainly not how the emperor and the Empire themselves see it; and it's worth pointing out that the Empire has no more love of the Thalmor than the Stormcloaks do (you can hear Tulius himself say as much), they just need to pay them lip service for the sake of convenience to keep the peace until they're ready to launch an assault against the Aldmeri Dominion, as they've been planning to do for quite some time.

In Skyrim we only get the nord PoV of everything. We can't even talk with the Thalmor even if we're altmer, and we're forced to take the blade's perspective, even if we later side with Paarthurnax.

Skyrim leads me to conclude that the Nords simply are not very bright people.

They are extremely weak.

Troodon that’s one thing I don’t get why doesn’t Ulfric see that the empire is only waiting to replenish its army for another Great War gosh darn it Bethesda make smarter characters

CHIM is a helluva drug

didnt the septims only get the big ol dwarf god leftovers when they nabbed morrowind? y'know after they already came to power and ruled cyrodill

@@goranpersson7726 yeah but that numedium allowed them to conquer the summerset isles and valenwood

@@wintertrooper7918 Only Summerset Isle as far as I remember, Valenwood had been taken.

If I remember correctly, Numidium was used in a few scenarios. Most known is the use in Summerset Isles and in Hammerfell, the dragon that Tiber Septim had I think was also useful.

Hopefully whoever comes after Skyrim's events is like Justinian the Great.

and just like aurelian he got assasinated

Because his rule didn't include major defeats of the enemy or major accomplishments other than reuniting the empire and founding the oculatum. Since it is considered the default position of the empire to rule all of tamriel as much as the elves permit, the fact he restored it almost fully is simply seen as doing his job as emperor. And since he got his job as emperor by conquering a weak empire and simply taking the reigns of an existing horse, this is also seen as just doing his job. He is a lot more interesting to me after watching this video for certain.

I just finished rewatching a documentary about Emperor Aurelian the Restorer and saw your comment. What a coincidence.

I rather see a Nero or Caligula type of emperor, and you have to help a nameless legate to become the new emperor in the future.

American patriot R Yeah would be cool

I'd love that if for no other reason it would immediately continue after the events of Oblivion. I love Skyrim but I feel a little disappointed that it skipped 200 years of lore since the last game. A lot of interesting events had to have happened during that time, and a game that allows a player to witness some of that first hand would be great.

Well actually there's a lot of place's in the timeline that would be really badass Adventures like...When Talo's was alive, When The Reman Dynasty was ruling, The Alessian Empire or the Uprising, The Camoran Dynasty reign, When the Dragons/Dov ruled Skyrim, and The Expedition/Conquest of Akavir.

U know i was thinking we could of played as the unknown champion

+StraightUpIrish Totally Legit, he was doing that part about the giant floating turtle with lasers

Imperial Knowledge how Maiq took over the empire

JM That would make sense considering he just accepts his fate if you decide to kill him in the DB questline.

thats dumb.. cause as emperor he could just step down and exalt another into his spot... ZERO need to suicide.. xb

@@InanisNihil Were he to do that he'd look weak. The Dominion and other detractors of the Empire would use this weakness as propaganda. By stepping down he would ultimately hurt the Empire. However, if he is killed he becomes a martyr, a beacon around which the next emperor can rally his people. It actually makes a ton of sense why he'd do this. Politically it's the best case scenario.

He knows what happened to uril septim from the assassin

@wishbone346 that would actually make the Empire look even weaker if anything. Why? Because you decided to show the entire world that an assassin could kill the Emperor of Cyrodiil with impunity and then get away with it. Death by assassination is also just a TERRIBLE way to transfer over your position of power in a secure manner. It’s really not a preferable position to put the next guy in. There’s just too much room for things to go wrong after you’ve been murdered and this is when other court conspiracies will likely be acted upon during the following chaos and confusion before the heir can formally be crowned. Rival claimants to throne will realize how simple it was for someone to assassinate the emperor and they too might might grow emboldened enough to hire assassins themselves. That’s how the last emperor was dealt with, so what’s stopping them from assassinating the next one if they don’t like him? It shows that these emperors aren’t actually as untouchable as they seem. Whereas, if you simply wanted to stop being the emperor because you felt you were getting too old for it and just wanted to retire, you could simply abdicate the throne like a sane person would. You know, rather than come up with some narcissistic and convoluted murder plot for yourself. Instead, just formally give your full endorsement to your oncoming heir (of your choice) that you want everyone to recognize as the new emperor from now on. So now there’s less room for crazy infighting to happen afterwards and your loyal subjects will all honor your last decree. And then you can finally retire away from the political world and live out the last of your days in peace, knowing that your succession of power happened smoothly. Simply be free to live comfortably at any of your countryside mansions to eat, drink, hump and entertain yourself as you see fit for the rest of your days.

Gaiden Shinji of the Diagna I will make a forgotten hero video real soon haha

Thanks man! That would be Amazing.

NCR Elite Riot Officer after playing the story of him helping the empire in the great war it got me to realize which side of the civil war in skyrim i should be on, 7 years later & finally choosing to fight for the empire, i still find ways to fight the thalmor any chance i get too

For the Empire, For the Legion!

Long live the Empire, For the Legion! May Talos protect the true heroes of Tamriel! The Dragonborn will lead the Legion into battle and retake the Ruby Throne, the sit of the dragon.

Nameless Hero Sorry no. Because nobody is going to be dragonborn after he/she dies.

Nameless Hero long live the empire long live the Emperor.

+Nameless Hero As the dragonborn I helped the Stormcloaks gain independence from the Empire, and as the Listener of the Dark Brotherhood I ended the emperor's reign. So none of that can be taken as a given.

*crowns you Emperor*

If your serious than that's just funny.

And destroy what Septim Dynasty creates and maintained so long ago?

Thomas Sugg they die in the dark brotherhood quest either by the Dragonborn or someone who takes their place that’s how the side-quests fit in the games lore so long live the next empire

If the empire is destroyed at this point then that would lead to chaos and a power vacuum which the Thalmor would undoubtedly fill . If you dislike the current empire then why not want it reformed instead of COMPLETELY DESTROYED?

+Blade The Bear yes

kiara sanders The dragon born kills most the dragons...

kiara sanders woah dude you're gonna hurt yourself if you stretch that far

High Elves rely on magic. Magic = Stronk. Just nerfed in Tes Games for balance.

@Audio Sugar they are high and smoking can cause birth defects in children especially high elves who are high

@Sailor Sugar they say that the more intelligent you are and the more educated you are, the less children you have. Not to say people who have children are dumb, but statically speaking educated people have less kids. The high elves have the most educated society in Tamriel, and have many many years to use that knowledge and learn more. It's not uncommon to have a high elf woman not give birth to a single baby in her life time.

At this point, The Empire is becoming a kratocracy, but hey, it works.

David Komar yeah but we all know their the last Dragonborn, so they can’t because they’ll have no heir, that’s y we can only adopt in Skyrim

Frost Hop we’ll in game we adopt, I’m assuming the last Dragonborn either cannot have children or decides to adhere to the prophecy

Scotland Ball or maybe Bethesda didn’t want Skyrim players to go off and impregnate half of Skyrim and get the game rated A

Ermmm no. I don't think the Dragonborn has a claim to the Imperial Throne.

Also imagine you being the next Emperor

@@Inquisitor-Beals you know it's the best thing for the empire, another part of the restoration

@@podroznikzpustkowi4805 yeah, but imagine the next elder scrolls we could be the Emperor as the imperial character we could choose

Well for all his faults, Titus Mede II is the best leader of the Empire. He was humbled during the Great War, he is hard at work to rebuild the Empire, and reforging it's Military. A younger man would jump at the change to take the Aldemari Dominion down a notch. But Mede the 2nd would restrain him self, knowing what the Elvis are capable of. Like I said he was humbled by the Elvis, and has since learned alot.

You kill him in the DB questline..

The Altmer, Khajiit, and Wood elves don't exactly have the best track record when it comes to wars with human provinces. The Summerset Isles has been conquerored at least three different times by various emperors. While they have never been able to conqueror a human provinces. Valenwood and Elsweyr track records are even worse. They are constantly being conquered by various elven and human empires and Dominions. He also didn't defeat them, the treaty highly favored the Aldmeri Dominion, so he lost the war. He also let the situation in the Reach fester. The Forsworn conquest of the Reach was a direct threat to the future of the empire, but he didn't ever bother sending a small force to reclaim it. The Forsworn uprising all but cut off Highrock from the rest of the empire and created a power vacuum in Skyrim which directly lead to the Stormcloak uprising. Yet somehow he couldn't be bothered to plug said power vacuum which was a direct threat to the empires future.

Imperial dog.

There's no evidence of Khajit being involved in the Great War on the side of Aldmeri Dominion. Yes Elsweyr is a "client state" of the Aldmeri Dominion but like the Argonians are thought of as savage beasts by the Thalmor. The Aldmeri army is made up of primarily Altmer who are selective breeders and practice eugenics.

KJ L He should have, the emperor was weak

Nice to hear and thanks for the compliment!

Intro = great Content = shit Jk

How could Nazir survive if I killed him? Only Babbet survives.

@@noahtylerpritchett2682 where can you find him to kill him?

In all likelihood even if it's not canon that the Dark Brotherhood assassinates him, he'll likely die of old age in a few years anyway. Best guess he's probably 75-80 years old as of the time of Skyrim. It's probably not canon that the dragonborn joins the Dark Brotherhood (in all likelihood regardless of the actions of the player, probably only the main quest is canon actions of the dragonborn; all the factional quests are probably actions of someone else). However there is certainly a plot to assassinate the emperor, and if the DB doesn't do it, someone else will. And even if they don't, he'll only live for a few more years anyway.

Even if you don't join the dark brotherhood he is fated to die. He set up his own death to become a Martyr. When you confront him on his ship he's reading a Dark Brotherhood oriented book, he also States he knew you were coming. Also on the ship you find a "sailor" in a room with 2 dead Imperial Bodyguards.

King Jann Lee Disturbed66 yes

Cicero and the Night Mother can't rebuild the Dark Brotherhood alone in less than some couple of years, so the DB will be "offline" for some good time.

There are others who survive, too. You never get to take out that vampire girl either, for example. I haven't got a complete list but it's several members.

Dhindara Vrel In Skyrim, the only survivors I can remember now are Cicero and Babette (I don't consider the Night Mother, considering she's a ghost). I don't remember if we get to kill Gabrielle (I don't remember how to spell that Dunmer girl's name), so, in the best of the scenarios, we have 2 members and 1 keeper alive. No listener. I wouldn't give them less than 10 years to get their shape back.

Not to mention how... awful Cicero would be at recruiting. Cicero is barely tolerated by most of the existing Brotherhood. Even those who support the Night Mother find Cicero impossible to deal with, and the rest wish they could just kill him. Even if he were able to find people who could stand him, he can barely hold it together long enough to get the Night Mother to the Falkreath Sanctuary, and he doesn't hold it together long enough to do convince the other Brotherhood members to depose Astrid. He has the attention span of a squirrel, and that makes him an awful leader. Cicero would be great to have around if the player becomes Listener since he would re-enforce the 5 Tenets, but if it was just him, he would probably do awfully.

Mateus Magaldi Yeah I liked them haha

Imagine Peter Jackson (LOTR) adapting them. A tv show would be great for them

Yeah, if they were going to make ANYTHING from TES into a show/movie, I would want to see the books first. Because it's already written lol.

Armoured Productions Plus books are better for movies, compared to games.

Eh, I like the dimension they gave to the lore, and I liked parts of them, but for the most part they drag on a lot.

Naarifin. He was defeated and carted off by winged daedra. Heh.

PTRS 41 that would make no sense if he is beastfolk or mer, wich he can be. Maybe being dragonborn makes him related to akatosh directly, and tiber septim was directly related to akatosh too, but i wouldn't say this makes him part of the dynasty. And he couldnt be related to the mede dynasty at all, becouse we must consider him being all playable races

Yeah, the story of Attrebus really kept me gripped. hope we learn more about him and his future reign.

kwadwo baidoo how did I get it wrong, I double, triple checked it before writing the script

i thought hammerfell, the summerset isles, and valenwood officially left whereas blackmarsh and morrowind left unofficially (morrowind due to the eruption and blackmarsh since it is nearly impossible to tame, i might be wrong tho and have it the wrong way round? elswyer probably left unoffically as well

kwadwo baidoo Hmhm, well it is more of an interpretation questions I think. Since there is no official lore (as far as I found) on how hammerfell, valenwood and summerset left the empire, thus I assumed unofficially

Black Marsh officially seceded and "drove the empire into the sea," to quote The Infernal City

I think I made it myself. Which map do you mean? I might be able to make another one for you, contact me on discord or email for details :)

The emperor is very old, it does not really matter if he is murdered or not because he most likely only lives a few more years if he is not killed. Bethesda most likely leave the facts vague about the death of the emperor in the next game (They will not confirm if he died murdered or old age) that way Bethesda would not bother those who chose any of the 2 options.

César LZ. Thats a possibility but a boring one at that

Look at it from Bethesda's point of view. Would you risk canonizing one of 2 endings knowing that basically with that action you would be alienating and bothering all those who did not choose that option? What is the use of giving you the option to end the brotherhood if the emperor is killed anyway? From Daggerfall Bethesda prefers not to get into trouble in that regard.

- Kagetane - It is very debated. At the time of the books it is still under their control, however at the time of skyrim we dont know wether they have left and merely raid them. Or if they still control them

Okey, thats good to know. Because ive not read the books yet so I had no clue why everyone says that. As Dunmer-Fanboy thats quite sadening. Anyway thanks for answeing, Im always happy to discover new small youtubers who makes such good (lore friendly) content as you.

After the eruption of Red Mountain most of southern Morrowind is cut off from whatever part of northern Morrowind is still inhabitable. The Argonians took advantage of that to raid and de facto conquer most of Morrowind south of Red Mountain. The books definitely confirm this although how strongly they still control it as of the time of the Skyrim game isn't officially confirmed by canon lore as of yet. Quite likely they still do, as the Empire and norther Morrowind simply lack any resources to provide any aid to southern Morrowind and the Arogonians have historical reasons to want to continue to control that area. To insert my personal opinion, kind of serves them right for how they've historically treated the Argonians really.

The only thing we know from the Dragonborn DLC is that the Dunmer control Mournhold again. Any further south of that is unknown.

In Dragonborn DLC it is stated that the Dunmer have driven the Argonians out of southern Morrowind.

+Armoured Productions It is all Elder Scrolls Legends card art

Joseph Cooper They are novels, real life. Not ingame. Google it, they are pretty cheap on Amazon I believe

Theirs a theory that the Emperor assassinated himself. And at the end of the dark brotherhood quest the Emperor asks you to kill the guy who hires you to slay him. Basically silencing a key witness.

That theory has a lot of holes in it imo. Having himself assassinated would only destabilize the Empire even further. It leaves the Empire Leaderless and makes a mockery of thier spy network. Not to mention crashing the wedding escalates tensions on both sides.

+William Robert Hixon Idk! Someone send it to me, I dont know who made it. But if you want I can send you the 1080p wallpaper version

+American patriot R who is the third? :P

It's from the morrowind theme

True he's a Cruel Warlord BUT the Thalmor aren't better...It's like choosing to follow Hitler instead of Stalin both suck absolute dick.

I already have a patreon haha

Imperial Knowledge no man... What i meant is hopefully soon i will become patreon:)

+Michael VPS nope stones shot from catapults

Imperial Knowledge We saw airships in Redguard. How common are they actually in Tamriel?

That is a different Titus Mede

@@Valencetheshireman927 bro this vid has like 300 comments and my comment is one of the least liked ones how tf did you manage to find it?

I just kept digging down , searching through the comments until I saw yours and responded .

wuf Added it to my list, good idea

the champion of cyrodiil did turn into sheogorath

@@eldawansy1129 I know that. What I was saying was at first I thought the fogotton hero was sheogorath known as the coc but I didn't watch the video about the forgotten hero, and thus made my previous statement irrelevant.

@@nowonsbusiness would be fun though if it was just Sheogorath being a schitzo

The Thalmor dabble in Daedric magic and dark arts. That one elf In Winterhold tried to capture that eye of Magnus. It's clearly obvious that the Thalmor are logistically weak and militarily weak unless they use Daedric "intelligence" Aka basically a deal with the devils.

Yeah indeed, nice find! That is another reason why he could die because cicero is still alive and the night mother would still recieve the contract. And perhaps then in some other way the DB might still kill Titus

@@ImperialKnowledge I have come to the opinion that the result of every quest is valid. It is just the individual circumstances that change. So Mede will die. He just may not die by your hands as a member of the DB. Why I feel this way is because I realized every quest is a story of the events of that time. This is how quests that seem to contradict each other can be just as valid. They are not technically happening to you. You are living them through the Dragonborn character but are in fact happening to another. It means precious few quests can be said to have been done by the dragonborn...but none the less may become part of his legend. Not unlike Tiber Septim.

@@jacobfreeman5444 Yeah I know! But I had not really considered this possibility, I just assumed he would die either way because of old age. While your explanation ties it together better in my opinion

Not really, the outcome of the questline remains the same.

Alex Cruz HA NICE you are the first one that noticed! (I should send you a prize xD) Hahaha I noticed it too the first time I watched it, since someone made it for me. But they said it could not easily be changed since it was a pasted png in the animation program instead of text. So it is this or an uglier intro, and I really like it But seriously awesome, you are the first one to notice

Imperial Knowledge I'm really the first? Wow! It's still an amazing intro to an awesome video. Keep up the great work! Maybe a fan could help format a proper png for a new intro sometime.

Alex Cruz haha I have all the files but I just suck at animations

blitz of America 😂 the man deserves recognition

Rigmor of Bruma mod.