He is still his moon and star, despite everything. Dagoth will always love Nerevar even after his "betrayal", I'm sure he understands the position of the Nerevarine not being able to remember his past lives. Dagoth was nice and understanding despite his terrible goals, because he knew and respected that Nerevar didn't agree with him.
@@lucasstr5653 I always thought Dagoth thought that Nerevar and the Neraverine just weren't able to see the whole picture, because Nerevar didn't had attained the knowledge he did by using the power of the heart of Lorkhan. This is why he invites us to look upon the heart
Hero of K'vatch is the only protagonist I felt was truly open to interpretation. You could pick any race and background without feeling like the lore was being broken.
@@StudleyDuderight Why do you say that? It makes sense for the Hero of Kvatch to be an Imperial Knight just as it makes sense for the Hero of Daggerfall to be a Breton Knight, the Nerevarine to be a Dunmer and the Last Dragonborn to be a Nord.
@@Super50ldier Because HoK doesn't need to be an Imperial for the lore to make sense. It isn't dependent on culture specific lore like Dragonborn and Nerevar. Any citizen of the empire could have been Akatosh's chosen champion.
@@StudleyDuderight Hero of Kvatch isn't Akatosh's chosen champion. He does specifically need to be an Imperial for the lore to make sense as he's the Champion of Cyrodiil and the Second Divine Crusader since he's the Hero of his race, the Imperials.
I just like how after the very first MC in Arena, Uriel Septim just decided to browse every prophecy and criminal records and go "I wonder if this guy's a prophetic hero"
Hermeas Mora is the Deadric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge, and has an entire realm decked out as an endless library suffering from severe depression. How much do you want bet, Lord Dagoth Ur of the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned that somewhere in Apocratha that he has an entire section dedicated to the most filthiest of smut material ever known on Mundus, or even in Oblivion? And that, for services rendered Hermeas might let his champion have a quick peek at his secret stash every once in a while? And yes, a lot more goes on in the Lusty Argonian Maid series that was never published too.
To me Mora comes off as an 'online expert' but is in truth the fat adult still living in his parent's basement. He tries to say how powerful he is but he's quite impotent by the time of Skyrim. He needs the help of one crazy the Dragonborn to get his bargain bin discount Necronomicon out that Dwemer Lockbox. That book had to be locked away long before Oblivion Crisis and the resulting shutting close of the Doors to Oblivion.Tells me that Mora should've been able to unlock the box one way or another before Oblivion during a time when the Princes basically had full reign of Nirn. Oh, and lets not forget the Black Books. What a waste of inventory space and carry weight they are. By the time Dragonborn canonically gets to the island he is already a one person army. The perks end up being either useless or redundant. The only good perk is the one that prevents Dragonborn from hurting his companion during battle BUT it doesn't prevent the companion from getting angry to the point of attacking Dragonborn or running away never to be seen again. The worst thing however is that they don't work outside of the island. You can take all the other Daedric Artifacts everywhere else including Soul Cairn and they work no matter what. The Black Books on the other hand. . .really. . .gotta keep making return trips? Then there is Mora's form. The majority of Princes are stereotypical demons like Dagon and Molag. Some are very beautiful and attractive like Azura and Nocturne. Others are the literal stuff of nightmares like Vaermina and Namira. . . .then there is Mora who chose to be tentacle monster. . .and we should all know what happens there! Is it any wonder that MIraak wants to get the heck out of Apocrypha?!
Not just smut, but also stuff Daddy Dagoth doesn't even know existed. The book Skeletor could write on stuff his henchman doesn't know? Mora has it! The collection of tomes on content that was cut when Mundus was created? Mora has it! But then, his preferred appearance as hentai carpet has to come from somewhere...
@@chadharger9323 dwemer box probably has some anti-magi/anti-everything tonal architecture going on since they like to fuck with gods alot. also the book was literally written by the god of wizards so the book itself probably resists mora.
I like to think the hero of kvatch wasnt just driven insane by the story beats, but also how bizarre cyrodiil's citizens behaved just for that nice bit of 4th wall shattering.
"Which Elder Scrolls protagonist are you?" "I started as a prisoner and then became a hero." "Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?"
Honestly I never really took in account that our character in Oblivion was insane before the Shivering Isles quest line, and it makes sense why for a mortal after everything. Next time I play through oblivion I think I’ll role play with that idea in mind
Skyrim was about restoring the ward that was lost on the death of the last Septim. Tiber Septim was also Dragonborn and his blood along with the amulet prevented Mundus from being invaded by Daedra. The whole plot of Skyrim is to recreate the bloodline that kept Mundus safe. But this time the divines had a much better plan. To fully honor the 6th house and tribe unmourned they made a new Dragobron, but this time his soul would be infused with hundreds of dragons and that of the world eater himself. Now the new bloodline wouldnt need an amulet again, one so easily stolen from a chest. All the decendants of this Dragonborn would keep Mundus much safer than Tiber Septim ever did. Now being the new Dragonborn, the war for Imperial dominance can begin again. Since the Dragonborn has a legitmate claim to the Imperial Throne and mongrel dogs of the Thalmor would be ousted out of the White Gold tower. Skyrim's whole story is to spawn a new emperor stronger than Tiber Septim ever was, one that would ascend above Tiber Septim in the pantheon. That's the whole irony of the treaty the elves made with the human empire. They banned the worship of Talos and inadvertently made a much more powerful human to ascend into godhood like Moon and Star.
@@svenvogelaar6931 Thing with Hermeas Mora is, he doesn't even care if Dragonborn obeys him or not. The Gardener of Men only cares about collecting knowledge and releasing it onto Mundus when he sees fit, and his champions are tools for that. You can tell him to F off during his quest in Skyrim, and he just mocks player for thinking this refusal changes anything.
I always liked roleplaying my characters in TES. When I played Oblivion, I thought that the events my character lived through caused him to lose his sanity. Imagine stepping into the plane of Oblivion, where you literally see horrors beyond human comprehension, getting out of there by sheer miracle, only to be forced back once more.
With that sort of context, its no wonder Uncle Sheo was so easy to mantle. The hero of Kvatch, over the course of the main plot, saves the refugees of a sacked city filled with daedra, dragged a cult out into the light for all to see, fought across several planes of oblivion, and acquired the relics of the greatest elf killer of all time.
Dragonborn as a Dunmer is superior in any way but they should've made you and Nerevarine both protagonists and that u dispose of Mongrel dogs and false gods and install 6th House and labor laws troughout Tamriel
@@jakobrenner2230 lets be honest nords are too dumb to save themselves only Dunmer are superior openminded civilized race I wish there was a reincarnation of our lord Dagoth Ur just like Nerevarine but with Dragonborn powers Dagothborn
Hey as a Dwemer Obssed Breton Scholar I acuqired the Tools of Kagranac, Spellbreaker as well as the Dwarven Crown and Ward of Seasons and even found and repaired a Dwarven Steam Horse I think I deserve some recognition!
In regards to the vestige I wish some things were more explained. I remember asking the lore Reddit once about how it worked and if the vestige is still mortal or not. And essentially it boiled down to ”Just go with your own interpretation because there is so much up in the air and many implications”. So essentially a daedric made, immortal demigod who is constantly bothered by at least 1 Daedric Prince on a yearly basis.
Yeah I won't lie. Dagoth is right about the Dragonborn. Even though Morrowind is my favorite out of the franchise, Skyrim will hold a special place in my heart for getting me into the Elder Scrolls franchise in the first place.
I'm a god, how can a god be subscribed to a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence! A video exhibiting my metaphysical observations would honor the 6th House and the Tribe Unmourned. I would also accept a farm tool or n'wah rating video for Dagoth Urs favorite anime protagonists
I wanna see a Sheogorath-Dagoth Ur collab. Hero of K'Vatch and The Last Dragonborn, tell Sheogorath to idk, throw a moon onto Vivec City so maybe Dagoth Ur will be happy or something. Need to see this collab.
[Wife makes your breakfast burnt and your coffee scolding hot because you forgot it's your anniversary] Your reaction; "I'm a god, how can you spite a god? What a fool you are." (4:05)
@@ZakeandZach well its just that thing where its the name of the default character model in the oblivion construction. Whether or not that has lore implications can only be decided by the good folks over at truestl
Something I found interesting about the Dragonborn is that there's a theme of them being too strong for their own good. They're basically a shonen protagonist, constantly craving greater and greater challenges but with very little being able to scratch that itch that is within reason. And, eventually, it gets to the point where even the literal World Eater and another Dragonborn can't kill him. The Ebony Warrior even sort of reflects this. Being an opponent that *also* feels like he's seen and done everything, yet is bored by the lack of a proper challenge. And Hermaeus Mora, with his infinite library of knowledge, could provide that if Bethesda decides to use that route to remove the Dragonborn from the plot of the next game.
Why do I have the feeling that the Ebony Warrior is the hero of a different story. Another brave adventurer who took out to save the world from unseen disaster, only to end up completely op. The kind of hero who is bored and runs around naked in the starting village to punch trolls with his fists. The one who casts levitate and fortify acrobatics on random travelers just to see them yeet to the atherial plane, despite both not being a thing in Skyrim.
Honestly it wouldn't surprise me with the recent rise in morrowinds cult following if Nerevar or a heavy nod doesn't come in tes6 they are after all technically immortal at least from an age standpoint and arguably the strongest hero (barring the current incarnation of sheogorath) having been the only one to fight a daedric prince at full power alone and best them. Also killed 2 living gods. As dangerous as Akavir is in the lore it wouldn't surprise me if they come back at some point.
5:58 I heard he broke into the Arcane University, the Imperial Legion Compound and the Temple all in the same night! Wait a minute, let me do that one again... I heard he broke into the Arcane University, the Imperial Legion Compound and the Temple all in the same night!
Yeah.......not gonna lie when Dagoth went in on the Hero of Kvatch, I couldn't disagree with anything that was said. Just surviving Kvatch would be enough to spend the rest of your life with severe PTSD, let alone everything that happened in the Oblivion Crisis. Then everything else that happened, yeah, he really was the perfect candidate for being the next Sheogorath.
In any case, if it wasn't for simple times and restricted magic, the Champion of Cyrodiil would've probably become something greater than a mere Deadra, and possibly exterminate the High Elves army out of existence once the war begins. And he and the Dragonborn would probably take over the Empire to make the grand ruling of Mortal Gods all over Mundus and beyond. At the end, since he became crazy and that Dragonborn is Hermaeus Mora employee of the month, the World would pretty much become a distopia.
I love the fact that, according to canon, Uriel Septim VII during his reign randomly browsed through the prisoner list, picked 3 random prisoners and told them "I have a good feeling about you, go and stop this unstoppable force, potentially on the apocalyptic scale, world rest on your shoulders, hope it goes well for you" Eternal Champion, Nerevar and Hero of Kvatch. What a lucky choices xdddd
Strangely all of the ES games from Arena to Oblivion all take place relatively close to each other within the same era and all within the same 87 year lifespan of the last Septim Emperor Uriel the 7th Arena takes place in 3 era 389 Daggerfall takes place in 3 era 405 Morrowind takes place in 3 era 427 And Oblivion takes place in 3 era 433 Only Skyrim which takes place in 4 era 201 is the furthest in the future of the timeline
I mean, when you get...erm... sexed without your consent by Molag "King of the Chuds" Bal as part of some fucked up ceremony your dad's conducting to turn everyone in your family into pure vampires.... yeah, you'd have traumatic issues related to temples, ceremonies, and sex, too. I don't blame Serana for turning down Dovahkiin one bit. Even though she's clearly close to the Dragonborn, it's going to take a lot of therapy and healing to get her to come around to the idea of romance, if she ever does.
I lost it at Dagoth Ur softly saying his "you're just picking the beast races to spite me, Nerevar" diatribe, like he's ran out of anger and all he has left is pleas for Nerevar to finally pick a dunmer. And then I lost it even harder at "he had to deal with Glarthir" as an argument that the Hero of Kvatch was already going to mantle Sheogorath right alongside "he saw an Aedra and a Daedra duke it out ten feet away from him" and "saw two emperors get murdered while he just locked up and was uselessly gawking". EDIT: I lost it even more at Legends, and as someone who tried to make a Sixth House deck I absolutely understand his disappointment, I had to drag in Sotha Sil to get something at least themed around "gods betrayed by their best friends who are also banging according to the fanfics written about those two"
Dagoth Theory Time
Agreed.
"Theory"
Facts, you mean.
Agreed
@@DaddyVeo1911 Do. Not. Fucking. Question. Me. It is no way to honor the sixth house, and the tribe unmourned
@@Lossandthepanda you have no power over me, panda. You can barely breed!
*Dagoth Ur:* "you betrayed me when you side with Vivec and the Tribunal"
*Me, who brutally murders Vivec in every single run:* "I did what?"
The only reasonable thing to do
@@draco5991rep a'men
Nah man, let’s romance them.
Waaaay better option.
Dagoth Ur is a tragic victim of the tribunal, I only destroy the heart to save him from his own insanity. Long live the 6th House
Best soul for enchanting you can get
I love how passively Dagoth talks about Nerevar despite him ruining his plans and constantly bothering him with Argonian or Khajit reeincarnations.
He is still his moon and star, despite everything. Dagoth will always love Nerevar even after his "betrayal", I'm sure he understands the position of the Nerevarine not being able to remember his past lives. Dagoth was nice and understanding despite his terrible goals, because he knew and respected that Nerevar didn't agree with him.
Dagoth is a tsundere.
@@chadharger9323 The best Tsundere
@@lucasstr5653 I always thought Dagoth thought that Nerevar and the Neraverine just weren't able to see the whole picture, because Nerevar didn't had attained the knowledge he did by using the power of the heart of Lorkhan. This is why he invites us to look upon the heart
@@draco5991rep no he just likes looking at the heart over a nice plate of kwama eggs (*prefferably with the nerevar*)
'Get's rejected by a vampire goth girl daddy issues'. Why must you hurt me this way, Dagoth? That's a low blow.
The fact that the game doesn't let you kill Serana is a glaring flaw.
Hero of K'vatch is the only protagonist I felt was truly open to interpretation. You could pick any race and background without feeling like the lore was being broken.
lorewise, the Hero of Kvatch is an Imperial Knight and his birthsign is the warrior actually.
@@Super50ldier Yes, but you can choose whatever you want and it will still make sense with HoK. None of the other protagonists really work that way.
@@StudleyDuderight Why do you say that? It makes sense for the Hero of Kvatch to be an Imperial Knight just as it makes sense for the Hero of Daggerfall to be a Breton Knight, the Nerevarine to be a Dunmer and the Last Dragonborn to be a Nord.
@@Super50ldier Because HoK doesn't need to be an Imperial for the lore to make sense. It isn't dependent on culture specific lore like Dragonborn and Nerevar. Any citizen of the empire could have been Akatosh's chosen champion.
@@StudleyDuderight Hero of Kvatch isn't Akatosh's chosen champion. He does specifically need to be an Imperial for the lore to make sense as he's the Champion of Cyrodiil and the Second Divine Crusader since he's the Hero of his race, the Imperials.
I just like how after the very first MC in Arena, Uriel Septim just decided to browse every prophecy and criminal records and go "I wonder if this guy's a prophetic hero"
Hermeas Mora is the Deadric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge, and has an entire realm decked out as an endless library suffering from severe depression. How much do you want bet, Lord Dagoth Ur of the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned that somewhere in Apocratha that he has an entire section dedicated to the most filthiest of smut material ever known on Mundus, or even in Oblivion? And that, for services rendered Hermeas might let his champion have a quick peek at his secret stash every once in a while? And yes, a lot more goes on in the Lusty Argonian Maid series that was never published too.
To me Mora comes off as an 'online expert' but is in truth the fat adult still living in his parent's basement. He tries to say how powerful he is but he's quite impotent by the time of Skyrim. He needs the help of one crazy the Dragonborn to get his bargain bin discount Necronomicon out that Dwemer Lockbox. That book had to be locked away long before Oblivion Crisis and the resulting shutting close of the Doors to Oblivion.Tells me that Mora should've been able to unlock the box one way or another before Oblivion during a time when the Princes basically had full reign of Nirn.
Oh, and lets not forget the Black Books. What a waste of inventory space and carry weight they are. By the time Dragonborn canonically gets to the island he is already a one person army. The perks end up being either useless or redundant. The only good perk is the one that prevents Dragonborn from hurting his companion during battle BUT it doesn't prevent the companion from getting angry to the point of attacking Dragonborn or running away never to be seen again. The worst thing however is that they don't work outside of the island. You can take all the other Daedric Artifacts everywhere else including Soul Cairn and they work no matter what. The Black Books on the other hand. . .really. . .gotta keep making return trips?
Then there is Mora's form. The majority of Princes are stereotypical demons like Dagon and Molag. Some are very beautiful and attractive like Azura and Nocturne. Others are the literal stuff of nightmares like Vaermina and Namira. . . .then there is Mora who chose to be tentacle monster. . .and we should all know what happens there! Is it any wonder that MIraak wants to get the heck out of Apocrypha?!
Brb selling my soul
Not just smut, but also stuff Daddy Dagoth doesn't even know existed.
The book Skeletor could write on stuff his henchman doesn't know? Mora has it!
The collection of tomes on content that was cut when Mundus was created? Mora has it!
But then, his preferred appearance as hentai carpet has to come from somewhere...
@@chadharger9323 dwemer box probably has some anti-magi/anti-everything tonal architecture going on since they like to fuck with gods alot. also the book was literally written by the god of wizards so the book itself probably resists mora.
>Filthiest Smut
You mean the 36 sermons of Vivec?
I like to think the hero of kvatch wasnt just driven insane by the story beats, but also how bizarre cyrodiil's citizens behaved just for that nice bit of 4th wall shattering.
Canonical rumour - most self aware game character ever.
Also, damn, I think he took the existence of Last dragonborn personal.
Well he is an incarnation of a false god.
Kind of matches how Morrowind-is-better types treat Skyrim.
He is just jealous because he was never able to master the art of swearing in dragon so hard that it warps reality.
"Which Elder Scrolls protagonist are you?"
"I started as a prisoner and then became a hero."
"Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?"
Okay, so not the Daggerfall protagonist, then.
@@theawickward2255 They might not have started in chains, but they still had to escape a dungeon at the start.
7:44 Little did Daddy Dagoth know, the Last Dragonborn has actually installed the Conquest of Skyrim mod by galvatron304.
Lol
Ooh what a clueless little Dagoth
Indeed, what a grand and intoxicating innocence.
the hero of kvatch had the most tragic storyline becoming the thing he fought so hard against
I made a whole video on that
Idk, Sheogorath seems much more lucid and benevolent in Skyrim than previously. Like he was fixing Pelagius’s madness
Honestly I never really took in account that our character in Oblivion was insane before the Shivering Isles quest line, and it makes sense why for a mortal after everything. Next time I play through oblivion I think I’ll role play with that idea in mind
Man it seems dagoth has some respect for the hero of Kavach
Dunmer aren’t big fans of mehrunes dagon, so he probably likes that
21 Years later and I'm still salty you cant join the Sixth House in Morrowind.
"You keep choosing Khajiit and ARgonian just to spite me these days." *goofy laughs* And Khajiit'll fuckin do it again!
Skyrim was about restoring the ward that was lost on the death of the last Septim. Tiber Septim was also Dragonborn and his blood along with the amulet prevented Mundus from being invaded by Daedra. The whole plot of Skyrim is to recreate the bloodline that kept Mundus safe. But this time the divines had a much better plan. To fully honor the 6th house and tribe unmourned they made a new Dragobron, but this time his soul would be infused with hundreds of dragons and that of the world eater himself. Now the new bloodline wouldnt need an amulet again, one so easily stolen from a chest. All the decendants of this Dragonborn would keep Mundus much safer than Tiber Septim ever did.
Now being the new Dragonborn, the war for Imperial dominance can begin again. Since the Dragonborn has a legitmate claim to the Imperial Throne and mongrel dogs of the Thalmor would be ousted out of the White Gold tower. Skyrim's whole story is to spawn a new emperor stronger than Tiber Septim ever was, one that would ascend above Tiber Septim in the pantheon. That's the whole irony of the treaty the elves made with the human empire. They banned the worship of Talos and inadvertently made a much more powerful human to ascend into godhood like Moon and Star.
you dont eat the world eater Akatosh takes his soul
And with access to Apocrypha, and blessing of Hermeas Mora, it is fair to assume Dragornborn can become practically immortal if he wants to.
I like this possible end of the dragonborn a lot! Him being a servant of Hermaous Mora doesn t sound like a very happy ending.
@@svenvogelaar6931 ty! makes a lot of sense as well canonically
@@svenvogelaar6931 Thing with Hermeas Mora is, he doesn't even care if Dragonborn obeys him or not. The Gardener of Men only cares about collecting knowledge and releasing it onto Mundus when he sees fit, and his champions are tools for that. You can tell him to F off during his quest in Skyrim, and he just mocks player for thinking this refusal changes anything.
I always liked roleplaying my characters in TES. When I played Oblivion, I thought that the events my character lived through caused him to lose his sanity.
Imagine stepping into the plane of Oblivion, where you literally see horrors beyond human comprehension, getting out of there by sheer miracle, only to be forced back once more.
Being forced back like 10 times minimum and also they pop into existence every time you go for a ride in the forest around anvil
With that sort of context, its no wonder Uncle Sheo was so easy to mantle. The hero of Kvatch, over the course of the main plot, saves the refugees of a sacked city filled with daedra, dragged a cult out into the light for all to see, fought across several planes of oblivion, and acquired the relics of the greatest elf killer of all time.
Dagoth: "You keep picking Khajiit and Argonian just to spite me!"
Me who plays either Breton or Altmer: "Huh?"
Breton?
i for one, would love dagoth theory time.
He heard neravar was coming to red mountain and that's why he's only wearing a loincloth.
Dragonborn as a Dunmer is superior in any way but they should've made you and Nerevarine both protagonists and that u dispose of Mongrel dogs and false gods and install 6th House and labor laws troughout Tamriel
I almost always play Dunmer in Skyrim.
There is a great fanfic called “Dragon from Ash” in which the main protagonist is a Dunmer Dragonborn. Highly recommended.
@@jakobrenner2230 lets be honest nords are too dumb to save themselves only Dunmer are superior openminded civilized race I wish there was a reincarnation of our lord Dagoth Ur just like Nerevarine but with Dragonborn powers Dagothborn
@@jakobrenner2230 ew fanfic
@@mr.luckman1811 me when I'm stuck in the 2010s:
I’m down with Dagoth Theory Time, it would honor the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned 🙌🏻
I need Dagoth theory time yesterday
Dagoth adopting a tone of reverence while recounting the Hero of Kvatch's travels was moving.
Dagoth Theory Time.
Hey as a Dwemer Obssed Breton Scholar I acuqired the Tools of Kagranac, Spellbreaker as well as the Dwarven Crown and Ward of Seasons and even found and repaired a Dwarven Steam Horse I think I deserve some recognition!
In regards to the vestige I wish some things were more explained. I remember asking the lore Reddit once about how it worked and if the vestige is still mortal or not. And essentially it boiled down to ”Just go with your own interpretation because there is so much up in the air and many implications”. So essentially a daedric made, immortal demigod who is constantly bothered by at least 1 Daedric Prince on a yearly basis.
ESO is a mess Lore wise
@@ZakeandZach True! I can't refute that! (and yet personally my brain tries to make sense of it regardless)
The deep breath before softly saying “I am a god. How can you spite a god?” sent me to the planes of oblivion
Dagoth Theory Time please.
"scream dragon swear words" lmao
Also, the hero of kvatch being already mad by the time he reaches the shivering isles is my headcanon now.
dagoth made a banger with dagothwave and is now in the commentary era of his career
Yeah I won't lie. Dagoth is right about the Dragonborn. Even though Morrowind is my favorite out of the franchise, Skyrim will hold a special place in my heart for getting me into the Elder Scrolls franchise in the first place.
I'm a god, how can a god be subscribed to a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence!
A video exhibiting my metaphysical observations would honor the 6th House and the Tribe Unmourned.
I would also accept a farm tool or n'wah rating video for Dagoth Urs favorite anime protagonists
Damn, i keep forgetting technically the Hero Of Kvatch is still alive in canon as Daddy Sheo
calling parthurnax "The Good Dragon" was the history reference I needed today
I was dying when he said “Nerdy Cthulhu” 😂😂😂😂
Something also worth noting about The Agent is that his/her actions also caused the birth of Talos.
The Agent is a male, he's a Breton Knight.
@@Super50ldier Incorrect. The Agent was a Bosmer woman.
@@kingbrennus1580 No, the Agent is a male Breton.
@@Super50ldier Foolishness, the Agent was a Bosmer woman.
That's incorrect because the events of Daggerfall take place in the 3rd Era 405 long after Tiber Septim died in 3E 38
Dagoth Theory Time would be spectacular.
"Ah, the 90s and their McGuffins"
Well, guess someone doesn't need Wraithguard then
Bro acts like all seven uriel septims were the same
If I had the opportunity, I would have joined Dagoth. A true bro till the end
I wanna see a Sheogorath-Dagoth Ur collab.
Hero of K'Vatch and The Last Dragonborn, tell Sheogorath to idk, throw a moon onto Vivec City so maybe Dagoth Ur will be happy or something. Need to see this collab.
props to vestige for kicking molag in his balls, of all the daedra he deserves it the most
"But that's just a canonical rumor."
The Dragonborn doesn't commit any war crimes.
There were no conventions on the rules of war until after what he did.
so you're saying i should play those cats more?? LMAO!
but seriously the commentary on skyrim was spot on! and hilarious!
[Wife makes your breakfast burnt and your coffee scolding hot because you forgot it's your anniversary]
Your reaction; "I'm a god, how can you spite a god? What a fool you are." (4:05)
The Oblivion protagonist’s canonical name is Bendu Olo.
Because y’all totally asked and giveashit.
Bendu Olo is the name of an old Colovian king
Same guy?
Or just parents who are fans?
@@seymoorepoone9512, Not exactly sure. Do you think that's possible that his actual name is Bendu Olo?
Oh yeah totally bro.
It probably means something really cool.
@@ZakeandZach well its just that thing where its the name of the default character model in the oblivion construction.
Whether or not that has lore implications can only be decided by the good folks over at truestl
Daggoth Theory Time, definitely!
the Agent in Daggerfall is technically supposed to be the Pc from Arena.
Dagoth theory time is an essential requirement.
4:06:
“..I am a god.. how can you spite a god? What a fool you are..”
Why does Dagoth Daddy sound so buttery smooothh 😭
Something I found interesting about the Dragonborn is that there's a theme of them being too strong for their own good.
They're basically a shonen protagonist, constantly craving greater and greater challenges but with very little being able to scratch that itch that is within reason.
And, eventually, it gets to the point where even the literal World Eater and another Dragonborn can't kill him.
The Ebony Warrior even sort of reflects this. Being an opponent that *also* feels like he's seen and done everything, yet is bored by the lack of a proper challenge.
And Hermaeus Mora, with his infinite library of knowledge, could provide that if Bethesda decides to use that route to remove the Dragonborn from the plot of the next game.
I feel like the next protag is a redguard swordsinger
Why do I have the feeling that the Ebony Warrior is the hero of a different story. Another brave adventurer who took out to save the world from unseen disaster, only to end up completely op. The kind of hero who is bored and runs around naked in the starting village to punch trolls with his fists. The one who casts levitate and fortify acrobatics on random travelers just to see them yeet to the atherial plane, despite both not being a thing in Skyrim.
@@HappyBeezerStudiosSaitama from One-Punch Man?
Dagoth Ur: **insults ESBlades in the worst way possible*
Me: **gets a notification of my daily reward in ESBlades*
Honestly it wouldn't surprise me with the recent rise in morrowinds cult following if Nerevar or a heavy nod doesn't come in tes6 they are after all technically immortal at least from an age standpoint and arguably the strongest hero (barring the current incarnation of sheogorath) having been the only one to fight a daedric prince at full power alone and best them. Also killed 2 living gods. As dangerous as Akavir is in the lore it wouldn't surprise me if they come back at some point.
That's a good plot point to summary Skyrim and its DLCs. I hope we can see the last dragonborn as Herma's champ on the next Elder Scrolls
5:58 I heard he broke into the Arcane University, the Imperial Legion Compound and the Temple all in the same night! Wait a minute, let me do that one again...
I heard he broke into the Arcane University, the Imperial Legion Compound and the Temple all in the same night!
Yeah.......not gonna lie when Dagoth went in on the Hero of Kvatch, I couldn't disagree with anything that was said. Just surviving Kvatch would be enough to spend the rest of your life with severe PTSD, let alone everything that happened in the Oblivion Crisis. Then everything else that happened, yeah, he really was the perfect candidate for being the next Sheogorath.
I even have a whole video on this
Dagoth theory time
"This n'wah got rejected by a vampire goth girl with daddy issues"
SDA GO BRRRR
I want Dagoth Theory Time
Dagoth Theory time
7:45 YES why do so many people say this could never happen?!?! LDB EMPEROR! LDB EMPEROR!
its a far more interesting path for the dragonborn than being a tentacle bros bitch.. wait.. maybe i was wrong
In any case, if it wasn't for simple times and restricted magic, the Champion of Cyrodiil would've probably become something greater than a mere Deadra, and possibly exterminate the High Elves army out of existence once the war begins.
And he and the Dragonborn would probably take over the Empire to make the grand ruling of Mortal Gods all over Mundus and beyond.
At the end, since he became crazy and that Dragonborn is Hermaeus Mora employee of the month, the World would pretty much become a distopia.
I love the fact that, according to canon, Uriel Septim VII during his reign randomly browsed through the prisoner list, picked 3 random prisoners and told them "I have a good feeling about you, go and stop this unstoppable force, potentially on the apocalyptic scale, world rest on your shoulders, hope it goes well for you"
Eternal Champion, Nerevar and Hero of Kvatch. What a lucky choices xdddd
It's definitely the voice and lore we all enjoy
This is so fucking good. I literally can’t get enough of this shit 💀
Dagoth Theory Time!
If only I could join in with Dagoth Ur in Morrovind T-T
Ohh boy I needed my dose of daddy dagoth.
Uriel Septim - godfather of so many protagonists.
Dagoth Theory Time!
All honor to the sixth house and the tribe unmourned.
Dagoth Ur does seem to hold moderate respect towards the two champions of Cyrodiil, dispite his dislike of the empire.
Strangely all of the ES games from Arena to Oblivion all take place relatively close to each other within the same era and all within the same 87 year lifespan of the last Septim Emperor Uriel the 7th
Arena takes place in 3 era 389
Daggerfall takes place in 3 era 405
Morrowind takes place in 3 era 427
And Oblivion takes place in 3 era 433
Only Skyrim which takes place in 4 era 201 is the furthest in the future of the timeline
@@rejvaik00 One of the loading screen tips in Oblivion says that the first part of Arena happened 40 years ago.
4:06 replay button that you looking for
Nerevar 🔛🔝, my Tovaas Aryun is the arch magister of the Telvanni but I haven't started main quest yet
A mongrel dogs of Empire. A mongrel dogs of Empire everywhere.
DaGoth mfn Theory Time! Oh and honer to the 6th, Yata yata Yata...
"How can you spite a god?" - I'm a Breton. Spite is ALL I do!
For the love of the 6th House, I shout to the Red Mountain.
DAGOTH THEORY TIME!
I am accepting averything Daddy-D is saying as pure truth
Dagoth Theory Time, let’s go!
Dagoth theory time, full send
Question for dagoth, which is worse, the nords or the high elves
Nords probably
Dagoth Theory Time baby!
Don’t worry Lord Dagoth, in Skyrim I became a Dunmer! 🥹
Dagoth Theory Time, my Lord.
Please Daddy Dagoth theory time
at least Bethesda seems to be tacitly endorsing the Extended Cut mod by featuring the project even though it's rewriting their entire game's story.
*looks at the Khajiit character I'm creating for ESO Necrom and hides it before Lord Dagoth can see it*
Dagoth Theory Time please!
I like to thinj the Hero of Daggerfall got stuck in an alternate reality/timeline of pre Morrowind Elderscrolls.
"but that's just a canonical rumor" lol of course it was a man. u expecting a kitchen dweller to save the world
I never knew Dagoth Ur was in the first ES game.
He was
LONG WINDED THEORY WITH DAGOTH WOOOOOOO YEAH
3:17 I suspect he really wanted to say "you little shit" but is trying his damned best not to insult nerevar
I mean, when you get...erm... sexed without your consent by Molag "King of the Chuds" Bal as part of some fucked up ceremony your dad's conducting to turn everyone in your family into pure vampires.... yeah, you'd have traumatic issues related to temples, ceremonies, and sex, too. I don't blame Serana for turning down Dovahkiin one bit. Even though she's clearly close to the Dragonborn, it's going to take a lot of therapy and healing to get her to come around to the idea of romance, if she ever does.
Dagoth ur theory time
deals with glathir has to be the worst, especially after he read his notes in the basement
I lost it at Dagoth Ur softly saying his "you're just picking the beast races to spite me, Nerevar" diatribe, like he's ran out of anger and all he has left is pleas for Nerevar to finally pick a dunmer.
And then I lost it even harder at "he had to deal with Glarthir" as an argument that the Hero of Kvatch was already going to mantle Sheogorath right alongside "he saw an Aedra and a Daedra duke it out ten feet away from him" and "saw two emperors get murdered while he just locked up and was uselessly gawking".
EDIT: I lost it even more at Legends, and as someone who tried to make a Sixth House deck I absolutely understand his disappointment, I had to drag in Sotha Sil to get something at least themed around "gods betrayed by their best friends who are also banging according to the fanfics written about those two"
Lol
Dagoth Ur is a god! A golden god! He is untethered and his rage knows no bounds!
How is that the protagonist from the first TES met Dagoth? O.o