วีดีโอ

How’d you get a unicorn?

Your videos are very well-made. It’s clear you put in a lot of work. You deserve so many more views and subs!!

I never thought much about Skyrim's botany before, but it's interesting. Thank you for sharing your perspective with the world.

They should have made red mountain flowers raise health because the health bar is red

I've never heard anyone talk about the flowers of skyrim. This is such a nice surprise!

This is my favorite program on my local PBS station here in Whiterun.

Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 1:21 - What are Mountain Flowers? 3:06 - How Alchemy is used in Skyrim? 5:01 - Blue Mountain Flower 5:25 - Alchemical Analysis, Potions, and Poisons with Blue Mountain Flower 9:00 - Where to find Blue Mountain Flower 11:18 - Purple Mountain Flower 11:49 - Alchemical Analysis, Potions, and Poisons with Purple Mountain Flower 14:47 -Where to find Purple Mountain Flower 17:02 - Red Mountain Flower 17:41 - Alchemical Analysis, Potions, and Poisons with Red Mountain Flower 21:27 - Where to find Red Mountain Flower 23:40 - Yellow Mountain Flower 23:57 - Alchemical Analysis, Potions, and Poisons with Yellow Mountain Flower 26:26 - Where to find Yellow Mountain Flower 27:55 - Mountain Flower in Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) 29:39 - The Evolution of Mountain Flower (Theories and Opinion) 31:03 - Social and Cultural Impacts of Mountain Flower 33:30 - Final Thoughts 34:16 - One Year of Foraging Fauna and Flora (FFF) 34:44 - Outro

Go

This is a very impressive video, and I'm surprised you don't have more subs. Script and visuals are top-notch. Just so you're aware, there were a handful of places where the music was about as loud as you are, making you a bit harder to hear. Anyway, subbed, and I look forward to seeing more from you!

I like it but its bug like hell🤭

Paar on crack

Yes yes, I know about her secret basement. I only break in there just to steal her potent paralysis poison. After finding and reading her secret letter on a counter, then I would kill Anise.

So what if she wants to build a coven? I mean ... if it weren't for some witches the companions may have dwindled into obscurity over the centuries instead. It's not like she went out of her way to piss me off in particular ... (Thonar Silver Blood's heart tastes so good)

Very funny that amazing laugh this girl got

I will never forget that first night on mg first playthrough after finishing fighting zombies in Bleak Falls Farrow and finally escaping that God forsaken place only to get lost in the woods only to go find shelter in that cabin of Anise..... Little did I expect the things to come were far worse

Its oddly enjoyable

Any time I come across a new Skyrim video. A fairy is born.

amazing how we still don't know about this mystery in all this time is neither it great storytelling or they are all unfinished

I just kill her and use her cabin for early safe storage.

Hannah has favorite lettters

Kinda nostalgic ngl. Her cabin was one of the first locations i found on my first play through

I really love this creator. Thank you for sharing your passion with us

The elder scrolls and mushrooms are 2 of my favourite things. 🍄

8:10 I find it really interesting that nightshade is rare in TES universe and yet irl it’s relatively common (not as common as things like dandelions, but still)

Such a shame about Anise. Such potential for greatness.

Anise’s shack is the last remnant of the old city at the foot of Bleak Falls Barrow. I presume she’s one of the last remnants of the old animist religions that locked up the dragon priests to close out the dragon war. Bleak Falls contains the Dragon Stone, the final secret of the dragon cult smuggled out of Forelhost by the dragon cult. It’s unlocked with the golden claw, which begins the dragon and dragon priest(mask) quest lines. The Golden mask is the end of the Dragon Priests. Did Lucan steal the golden claw from her or did he find it upslope in the rubble from collapsed chambers? In other temples, the claws are on pedestals. A destroyed room just after the entrance hall would be in a ritually/architecturally similar location to the pedestals where other claws are kept in their temples. Like many peeps on a third/fourth/fifth playthrough, I’ve thought about this too much, but it’s helping drive my latest char’s decision making. Anise is her granny.

I never found the cellar. Huh. Thank you, you've revealed another little secret of Skyrim to me! Anise was likely skilled enough to build an alchemist's table and an enchanter's table. I doubt she's lived in that cabin her entire life... rather she most likely moved to the cabin within the past couple of years. The presence of the letter in her cellar also hints *she had not yet sent Helgi the letter* and thus you interrupted a plot of hers... and given the proximity to Hilde, she was likely interested in her. (Also note that Hilde is the one who notices Alduin flying away when no one else does.) While it is possible that Helgi was from Helgren, there is a coven to the north of Helgren which likely would be scouting out potential new recruits (and may have already gotten several, given you run into several witches there). And for all we know, Helgi might even have been with one of the bandit gangs, though there is absolutely no evidence for that. For the most part I doubt Anise is based far from her intended recruit. (Also, you are most likely correct about her dark intentions given how she reacts and the letter you can find.) Anyway, thank you for your video! :)

Since Moira may send thugs to attack the Dragonborn if Anise is killed, we can assume that Moira IS the sister Anise mentions in the letter. But what if there’s a bit of sisterly rivalry between them? Moira is a Hagraven, and Hagravens are held in high esteem by witches, usually being leaders of their covens. What if Anise is jealous of her sister’s power, and wants to become a Hagraven too? We learn in the “Repentance” quest, in Darklight Tower, that becoming a Hagraven involves performing a sacrifice, or possibly many sacrifices. What if Anise was luring Helgi out there, hyping up her potential just to get her to leave that “boy of hers,” but not to be Anise’s apprentice, but to be the sacrifice for Anise’s final transformation? So she could finally be as powerful as her sister. Or maybe Helgi really did have great magical potential, and Anise specifically wanted her as the sacrifice because maybe she believed that would make her a more powerful Hagraven. But Helgi died in Helgen before Anise could send the letter, and now she must find a new sacrifice. Like, say… a wandering Dragonborn? It’s a bit of an out-there theory, and I don’t really think that it’s the case with Anise, but food for thought lol

Any time I'm in the area and being chased by wolves, I make sure to run by her cabin. The wolves stop chasing me to fight her.

Tell this story but leave out all the descriptors like "dark" and "sinister." What you're left with is the story of someone trespassing in an old lady's home and then killing her when they are caught sneaking around.

all my plays i never once killed her.

Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 1:00 - Who is Anise? 2:55 - The Cellar 3:33 - Anise’s Letter to Helgi 4:28 - Who is She Really? 5:18 - Theories and Speculations 9:34 - My Theory 10:57 - Living in Anise’s Cabin After Her 12:25 - Comment YOUR Theories and Outro

I feel like a lot of people forget how fallout shelter was when it came out. I do think fallout shelter came out feeling more complete, and was added on to in a way that made it a huge time sink for me. But there was still a little bit if time when the game was new that you couldnt do so much. Elder scrolls castles is still that same fun feel, albeit lacking in content and i hope it gets expanded upon. In shelter i remember always expanding and not having enough people to make the space feel lived in, but in castles you can have so many people, but you cant build multiple of the rooms until what im assuming to be late game. Im level 55 and cant make repeat rooms and am getting to 5he point of having lots oj jobless people. To make it work lore wise i have nobles jobless and commoners doing all the work, very castle like. But i would like to see more in the way of building and customizing the castle and would also realy like shelters wasteland and quest styling. I love the risk of sending your biggest boy out om days long adventures and risk them dying if you forget to check in on them over time. And with the way time progresses in game this sounds more fun but doesn't happen yet. All in all a very fun game and i hope it gets more over time

A simple and resounding no, from my experience.

U were just helping him😂😭

Sets my mind at peace, absolutely love skyrim ❤❤❤

I've played it for about an hour. I have criticisms about Fallout: Shelter. For Elder Scrolls: Castles, I wish you could send people out in the world to fight and retrieve weapons, armor, food, wealth, etc., like you could in Fallout: Shelter.

I got to lvl 77 and 10 years into my reign. Spent 7 dollars or so. It started great but becomes increasingly tedious. Got old having to keep people happy. Everything becomes very much just more of the same without anything changing in the game. The way they monetize is awful too. Half the huge hard earned rewards for leveling up are locked behind a pay wall. This reviewer didn't play it nearly enough and it sounded like a spokesperson for Bethesda.

I didn't like this game. Good video, though! 😊

Its a new game. Not pay to win so far (that ive noticed) and fun enough to pop in, do a few things, then move on. Im definitely not offended at the game personally.

I wish it told you what the decision you make is going to do. There's some quest where you can either burn down a farm infested with fire or make the forest off limits. Didn't know the right one to pick but got everyone mad when I picked to close it off. Also maybe I'm asking too much but I wish the armor looked different instead of all looking like the same plate armor. Like the Dawnguard armor just looks like the plate armor. The music is really relaxing though, reminds me of oblivion

This game is not for everyone but love it. Hope they add more stuff similar to fallout shelter

I enjoyed it way better than Fallout Shelter, mainly for the flavor and environment. The ruling events were really fun but like others have said repeat very often. It's actually funny, if you choose the most "socialist" choice, it's very easy to keep your entire populace (both races and class levels) happy and healthy. Probably the most annoying part for me was the material gated behind the fight quests (which was the most boring and repetitive part of the game for me). Finding out i needed to finish 50 (50!) quest missions before unlocking steel ingots made me quit very fast. All in all: a fun, albeit repetitive, time suck.

It is fun at first, gwts repetitive pretty fast, but it is early days. Amd just like fallout shelter i can see that more will come to this game. It definitely needs much more depth as it is very easy right now. Needs more customisation options, added features, and more variety of choices. Id hope they dont move to a pvp mode at any point as it would kill off a lot of players that dont pay to play. But as for now its fun, it definitely isnt a pay to win game, everything is easy to get, upgrade and level up early days. Level 63 and haven't spent a penny or a gem. If it improves drastically id be willing to support it financially.

I just wish I could choose which land I was starting in. However, it makes me now want such a feature built into ES6. The game overall is great, but I don't like is if supposed to be Hammerfell. Should be mostly just Redguards. Which man I have so many Orcs. Ironically, the recent ruler is Breton mainly due to a Breton killing the Imperial ruler who started the game. Which I didn't realize that if you make someone mad enough they will kill you. That was so unexpected. So I liked the idea that your character legit could be killed at any given point if someone didn't like you at all. It would be interesting to see that thrown in as a mechanic. Perhaps start off as an adventure, but this time one who actually settles into the lands we will be living in for 6. The player then even with god mode on they can still be killed as it is a cut scene in the event that character has come to hate you and you hadn't killed or exiled them. Which, my first ruler was pretty bad. I had people working as their ghost. So they couldn't even get time off if they died.