@Hoàng Nguyên I keep encountering the glitch where Lydia is calling me names like "skeever butt" and "slug breath" so I don't use her anymore. Such a mean housecarl!
Tiny Detail: In Whiterun, the ingredient Nightshade, can only be found at Arcadia's Cauldron (an Alchemy shop) and Whiterun's Hall of the Dead (specifically the Gravestones). Other than standard fare for an Alchemy shop, this implies that Whiterun citizens plant Nightshade on the graves of their dead. Carlotta Valentia is a single mother merchant of Whiterun, whose husband has passed away. The Valentia House is the only other location to have Nightshade on its premises in Whiterun, hidden between the wall and the house itself. With this information, it could be implied that the husband was unceremoniously buried behind the house, almost as if it was done in secrecy. The Enchanter's Primer secretly tucked away between the dresser and bed, may suggest that the husband didn't leave willingly...
What is that's where Balgruufs wife is????????????? WHAT IF CARLOTTA AND BALGRUUF WERE MARRIED BUT HE LEFT HER WITH HER DAUGHTER AND SHES SO MAD ABOUT BEING DUMPED SHE HATES OTHER MEN?????
They didn't plant Nightshade, it grows where there is blood or death. Solitude is teeming with Nightshade, a testament to its bloody history, and the graveyard in Riften also has plenty of the poisonous flower.
Guard: “The God’s gave you two hands and you use them both for a weapon, I can respec...” Me: *Immediately switches to healing spell hot key* Guard: *T R I G G E R E D*
@@8200807 Yah, by now they can call out the skills I don't focus much on and my supposed secrets all they want, but lines like that still kill me a little inside. Same goes for NPC's introducing themselves for the first time.. Again and people telling me about the place I should go, while we are at it.
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The Helm Of Yngol is one of my favorite pieces of armor. It's literally a Draugr Deathlord helmet that has its own unique stats probably the only one obtainable in the game.
you can actually obtain Draugr deathlor's armor. I do not know if you need a high level for it or either there's only a certain place you can take it. I remember getting all those armor at a very high level. Or maybe you need to finish the main questline. I don't know. I actually forgot since it's been too long since I last played.
@@chariotsylver7122 theres multiple sets on the ghosts in Forelhost, which is south of riften. Theres a guy pretending to be an imperial (or stormcloak, depending on who you sided with) commander outside. I think thats what you mean maybe
When I first played Skyrim, I didn’t do the main quest at the beginning. I just searched the map, and came across the helm of yngol, making it the armor I wore for most of the game
I always have to chuckle when Nate presents a character or item and then shows a highly modded model which sometimes doesn't even look anything like the vanilla model
I think the reason the Visage of Mzund is so much better than normal Dwarven armour, is because it is a piece of true Dwemer armour... as in lore all the armour you come across is fake, crafted without the forging technique and by none Dwemer races.
Will you feature the ‘Armor of the Cloud District’? Maybe I hid it too well? Who knows. Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don’t.
Those wrist guards should cost a fortune! They're jeweled, and gilded... even if they're not especially enchanted... the materials made to use them, and their previous ownership, should make them very expensive!
Yeah, I'm personally more interested in armors/outfits with unique textures. Unique enchantments that are interesting or useful is secondary. I mean, the player can make far more powerful enchants than those found on the premade gear, but, outside of modding, the only way to look unique is to wear unique gear.
You'd think player enchantments are better, and for the most part you'd be right, but there a lot of hidden effects and effect details that Skyrim doesn't show you. Predator's grace looks like a really bad piece but that 1% boost is constant, effectively giving you extra stamina and removing the delay on stamina recovery. It's only a !% boost, but it's 1% you can't match with player enchantments. On the flip side, some perks also aren't fully explained in a more negative manner. Alteration's "Atronach" perk doesn't absorb 30% of every spells magicka but rather 100% of the magicka from spells with a 30% chance to proc. It can even proc off your own spells, including summons. Restoration's "Recovery" perk doesn't boost magicka regen by a flat 25-50% but rather boosts your total magicka regen (all gear included) by 25-50%, and requires you to have your weapons/spells sheathed to do so
I do like the Blooded targe, but to say its "hidden" is abit of an overstatement, since you cant avoid finding it as part of the main quest line (i guess unless you sneak past her)
One of my favorite runs in Skyrim was a white walker build I did a few years ago. Essentially, it was a two-handed battlemage that specialized in frost magic and reanimating. One of the goals for the run was to get 100% frost resist, which I eventually got with Dukaan from the DB dlc. Before that, I spent 20 or so levels wearing Yngol’s helm and looking like a complete badass all the while. Such fond memories. :)
If you play as a Nord and become a Vampire Lord. Then you can get that amount of Frost Resistance; also if you Master Smithing & Enchanting on top of that. Then wear full Stalhrim Armor with Frost Enchantments. You can get technically beyond 100%.
I think the Gilded Wristguards are great as you find them. Unique in the game and because they are gauntlets, unlike other armour, you can actually see them in first person: they look cool and stand out. Also, because they're unenchanted they can be improved without perks and then with good enchantment and potions you can make them do/be whatever you want. Frankly, because of this I think Bethesda made them like this on purpose.
I’m pretty sure you’ve never covered this in one of your 10 Tiny Details videos, but if you carry Volendrung (the daedric weapon you receive after completing Malacath’s daedric quest) there’s a chance a guard will say either “Whew. That’s... one big hammer,” or “What do you aim to do with that hammer, my friend? Knock down a house?”
The boots of the predators grace actually are a perfect match with the targe of the blooded, that 1% stamina regen basically allows you to constantly power bash with your shield as all it takes to power bash is that 1%. Most people over look these boots but they can be very useful for shield bashers
Speaking of armor, want to know how to make yourself look like Ysgomors statue? Get Nordic Carved armor, and wear the Helm of Ygnol, next time you are busting in the Thalmor embassy, have that armor setup smuggled in with Wuuthrad
to be fair, if you max out smithing, use a good smithing set and drink a smithing potion you can easily push the defense on the armor above what is considered the max threshold for maximum damage reduction, effectively placing it's performance on par with daedric.
Was hoping to see Gloves of the Pugilist on this list They're excellent hand items for all the brawls you get into; you can find them on some guy in the ratway warrens They make unarmed damage 20 points stronger and significantly shorten brawls They're low carry weight, so I used to get them at the start of the game and just carry them in my inventory, switch to using them when needed then swap back It's also possible to remove their enchant and destroy the item and apply it to something else Also not entirely unique but, in the Dawnguard DLC, there will be a circlet of water breathing close to the section of your encounter with Virtha, just hidden around a corner An extremely useful enchantment for all non argonian players who don't use the water breathing spell I do use the water breathing spell, but the enchantment is better as you don't have to recast it or keep an eye on time. You can spend as long as you want underwater with no issue You can find items with the same enchantment from some merchants I think, but it is very rare. That drop in the Auriel temple is the only one that's certain you can find it I like to add it as a second enchantment to custom enchanted necklaces and the like Or with two ring equipped ability mods
you can equip multiple rings through some glitch. was messing with werewolf transformations (wear ring, transform, transform back, add other ring) it sometimes works and other times doesn't. also applies to necklaces as far as I've seen. (Nintendo switch version)
I often apply the Water Breathing Enchantment to my Follower/Companion's Armor I Craft & Give them as well as applied to my own Helmet/Circlet when I'm not playing as an Argonion.
Man I been in the hospital the past couple days with seizures and I just wanna say you’re videos are the only thing keeping me entertained 💯💯💯 man I wish I could play some Skyrim right now
I sided with the stormcloaks, helped free Thorald from Northwatch keep, and infiltrated the embassy for information on revived dragons. I don't think the thalmor will invite me back, ever.
I dont know why but when I was in hags end I just kind of...felt like there was something I was missing. So I started jumping all over the place and then I just found them
Nate I have a fact: If you adopt a child from any hold(i.e, Lucia from Whiterun), then have them live with you in a different hold(i.e, Solitide), and attack them, you won't get a bounty for the hold your currently living in, but the hold the child is from. So if you adopt a child from Honorhall and bring them to Markarth, attack them in Markarth, you won't get a bounty in The Reach but you'll get it in The Rift.
Hey I don't know if you know about this or if it's worth covering but the spectral assassin summon power you get from the dark brotherhood quest has several lines he says if he is summoned while u do some dark brotherhood quests. Like if he is summoned while you care going in the other sanctuary to kill Cicero he will talk about having to"kill the betrayer" and stuff and also if he is summoned while you are killing the guards who invaded the sanctuary and set it on fire he will say stuff like "we have to kill the Invaders" and what not. Not sure if there are other circumstances where he says special lines but I got him too during those missions.
Lucien is a big bag of ass. He keeps "defending Cicero" , saying that Astrid is wrong and whatever. "Oh but she stabs the DB in the back during the assassination of the "emperor" " So what? Fuck it. Bussiness is bussiness, and she died in the end. Just like she said, she made it to keep the sanctuary standing and she wouldn't have done it through a bunch of old rules written by some dead woman who is actually a Daedric Princess fucking everyone in the asshole for fun.
Lydia is my shield/wall, but when she gets in my way, weather she is in a doorway, or at High Hrothgar by the cliffs edge, a quick Fus-Ro-Dah puts her pack in line.
Just got done jogging/walking 5 miles after school. I’m tired as heck. Time to watch some EpicNate after I almost got murdered to death by those 5 miles.
1) I wish they added lightning conductivity to the steam attack. Would make it a lot cooler in my opinion. 2) the predators grace is helpful for vampire characters during daylight hours for stamina regen.
Well, you nailed two of the items my character is currently wearing. I use the Targe and the Boots together, with the frost armor from Grelka - if you have Special Edition she sends you on a quest to Windhelm. I love the Targe it's the only legit attack shield in the game. Just because you use a sword and shield doesn't mean you have to be tank.
@Spencer Rees I can't think of the name of it, but she sends you on a pick up an item from Windhelm. Upon returning, she gives you the armor. If you can't trigger it, look for the mod Cutting Room Floor. It adds back all of the quests, content and triggers that Bethesda removed from the game, but is still in the registry.
Part 2: Telvanni Robes (Yes, they are obtainable) Locket of Saint Jiub The Forgemaster’s Fingers Amulet of Articulation Konahrik That’s just what I’d like to see, anyway.
Having played Morrowind as my first Elder scrolls I find to amusing that you are impressed by the amount of armor in Skyrim. You don't even have med armor anymore. Still entertaining vid
Deathbrand armor is the best light armor and stumps every peice of heavy armor I have. It probably helps that my light armor skill is 100 and heavy is only 76.
The more I think about it, the more I find it sad that in Sovngarde you can't interact with the people there. I always found that the issue with Skyrim, and the reason many do not consider it an RPG, is that it's designed around Nord warrior playthrough. Yes, you can pick other races, but apart from some small changes in dialogue there isn't much. Most NPCs interact with you with this prism, and I find it a bit sad but ultimately understandable considering the scope of the game. Sovngarde represents the ultimate goal of the Nord warrior - and it's very well done. From the beautiful environment to the unique theme song, it's extremely memorable. Thus it is quite sad that when you enter the Hall of Valor, you can't really do much except pick up a golden cup and an ox head. You're finally meeting Ysgramor, the legendary hero, of whom you wield the axe and who's son's helmet you wear. You're the Harbinger of the Companions, surely there would be some stuff you could chat about, some questions you'd have for him.
Nate could you do an updated video on your mods list for Skyrim? The old video's pretty dated at this point, and I'd love to get my game looking this good!
9:45 makes sense if a Thalmor gave the wristguards to Mede. Being ceremonial, they'll be meant to be fashion over function. Also could be a subtle insult: the cheap & easily replaced value could represent the worth of his title, being crap armor represents his vulnerability to the dominion, being more visually pretty than functional represents that he's just a puppet in a fancy robe to them.
You forgot about "Ancient shrouded armor" it's a unique armor variant of the standard dark Brotherhood armor it boosts the standard states to 80%. And the dark Brotherhood armor is my favorite armor in whole game it may not be as tough as heavy armor in game but it suits us assassin gamers that said the dark Brotherhood is my favorite faction and my favorite questline
Out of curiosity, what's the strongest gear (in terms of armor rating) available in vanilla and DLCs? It sounds like the Mizund piece you mentioned is pretty far up there, so are there other unique items within the world (which may need to be improved through workbenches) to beat the Dragonbone and Daedric sets? and I'm talking in terms of the base armor stats, not including enchantments
@@pecal1337 That's kinda the technicalities I was trying to specify avoiding. It is decent, but won't beat Daedric _or_ Dragonbone *unless* you have the full set, which gives 100+ bonus to armor. Individual pieces are actually significantly less than that, barely beating Ancient Nordic....
I always found it funny your channel name was Nate since back in high school a dude named Nate is who introduced me to Skyrim, i knew it released like 2 days earlier but I wasn’t sure about getting it, the stuff he told me convinced me and I’ve been playing es and fallout games to this day
I always climb up and grab the predator's grace before stepping foot into hags end, you can climb the rock face in a few minutes without shouts. Got them on my most recent playthrough and have even got the first dragon soul.
I don't understand why Nate didn't mention the fact that the targe of the blodded's enchantment stacks it's damage and resets it's timer with each hit, meaning you do more and more damage the more you attack.
@Spencer Rees nope, the only prerequisite is being level 30. it has no ties to the golden claw quest and can confirm that as I have yet to even start the Main story and have it on my current character. this TES wiki page confirms this. elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Boethiah%27s_Calling
I could have SWORN that the second entry on this list has already appeared in at least 1 other video. I think it was Nate's last "5 armours" video, but it might well have been something entirely different, too. I DO remember that it was one of Nate's "5 [cool things go here] In Skyrim you may have missed" videos.
I almost always never managed to get "Helm Of yngol" because of the Winterhold's Helm quest by the Jarl. The 30% Frost resist might not sound like alot, but it allows you to have the buff when it's into possible to enchant any helmet with elemental resist. This also works nicely when given to a Norn Character, which raises the frost resist up to 80%...a 5% shy from the Cap but very potent early on.
I use Lydia as my armor. I mean have you tried to walk past her when she in a doorway? She is impenetrable.
Unrelenting Force vs Immovable Object
Sounds very useful! I just used to shout her off the throat of the world.....
@Hoàng Nguyên Could M'aiq be telling the truth? Followers do just get in the way most of the time, lol.
@Hoàng Nguyên I keep encountering the glitch where Lydia is calling me names like "skeever butt" and "slug breath" so I don't use her anymore. Such a mean housecarl!
@Hoàng Nguyên Apparently there's theories about him being a deadra.
Tiny Detail:
In Whiterun, the ingredient Nightshade, can only be found at Arcadia's Cauldron (an Alchemy shop) and Whiterun's Hall of the Dead (specifically the Gravestones).
Other than standard fare for an Alchemy shop, this implies that Whiterun citizens plant Nightshade on the graves of their dead.
Carlotta Valentia is a single mother merchant of Whiterun, whose husband has passed away. The Valentia House is the only other location to have Nightshade on its premises in Whiterun, hidden between the wall and the house itself.
With this information, it could be implied that the husband was unceremoniously buried behind the house, almost as if it was done in secrecy.
The Enchanter's Primer secretly tucked away between the dresser and bed, may suggest that the husband didn't leave willingly...
Nate get on this
What is that's where Balgruufs wife is????????????? WHAT IF CARLOTTA AND BALGRUUF WERE MARRIED BUT HE LEFT HER WITH HER DAUGHTER AND SHES SO MAD ABOUT BEING DUMPED SHE HATES OTHER MEN?????
it was Narfi, i just know it
@@andrewtonks5656 possible... But just below the bridge to dragonsreach there's a skeleton... I think baalgruf would have killed his wife there
They didn't plant Nightshade, it grows where there is blood or death. Solitude is teeming with Nightshade, a testament to its bloody history, and the graveyard in Riften also has plenty of the poisonous flower.
Cloud District guard armor is the most unique armor in TES
*Do you get to the Cloud District very often? What am I saying, of course you don't.*
But I guess we wouldn’t know that, having never visited the cloud district
I've never been their so you can't exactly prove that (but you can't disprove it either)
killed my first Nazeem yesterday, no armor :/
I'll have you know that there's no PUSSYYYYYYYYYY
Guard: "Lightly armored means light on your feet. Smart."
Mage: "This is a stoneflesh spell..."
I know, I'll have a dagger and a guard will comment about the warhammer I "have".
I've had sword and i get ah a true warrior uses both hands for his weapon
Guard: “The God’s gave you two hands and you use them both for a weapon, I can respec...”
Me: *Immediately switches to healing spell hot key*
Guard: *T R I G G E R E D*
Guard: You’re like me eh? Don’t fancy those clunky two-handed weapons.
Also Guard: *Has battleaxe strapped to his back*
@@8200807 Yah, by now they can call out the skills I don't focus much on and my supposed secrets all they want, but lines like that still kill me a little inside. Same goes for NPC's introducing themselves for the first time.. Again and people telling me about the place I should go, while we are at it.
6:10 It says 100% not 1%. It seems that's a small detail Nate has missed in The Elder Scrools V.
The default enchantment only gives it a 1% regeneration rate Idk what he did to get it to 100% but the default is 1%
Yeah I dont know why it shows it being 100%. The enchantment is definitely 1%
I think he enhanced it, cause it's defaulted at 1%
It's the Unofficial Patch which increases it to 100%.
@@Forty2de Bugthesda back at it again
I don’t need armor. My elderly weathered hardened skin is the toughest thing you’ve ever felt.
Are you the cook tho
Name’s Nils. I’m the cook up at Candlehearth Hall.
What do you think about when chopping wood your life depends on it
“Name’s Nils! I’m the cook up at Candlehearth hall.”
Ahh, the Mage Armor perk! Good choice
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"You don't have to do anything special to get this"
> Has to murder the Emperor himself
You don´t actually have to kill him to get it you can just enter his room without butchering him
The Helm Of Yngol is one of my favorite pieces of armor. It's literally a Draugr Deathlord helmet that has its own unique stats probably the only one obtainable in the game.
you can actually obtain Draugr deathlor's armor. I do not know if you need a high level for it or either there's only a certain place you can take it. I remember getting all those armor at a very high level. Or maybe you need to finish the main questline. I don't know. I actually forgot since it's been too long since I last played.
@@chariotsylver7122 theres multiple sets on the ghosts in Forelhost, which is south of riften. Theres a guy pretending to be an imperial (or stormcloak, depending on who you sided with) commander outside. I think thats what you mean maybe
@@captainjellyfish1791 I just cleared there and every ghost left nothing, their little blue piles of ectoplasm were all empty lol probably a bug
@@chariotsylver7122are you referring to ancient nord armor? You can obtain that in multiple different places.
I just realized that the Helm of Yngol and other Death lord helms are just Oblivion guard helms with horns.
The Grey Crusader unholy truth
Wait wtf ur right
Missed details in Skyrim:
Nate: I will find you. And I will post a video about you
Targe of the Blooded is by far the most visually appealing shield in Skyrim to me. It almost makes me actually want to use shields.
No. No no no. If you want a shield, Auriel's shield is where you should start
@@q9968 Touché.
Nexus Vanguard
is where you should start, lol its mid to end game gear😂
Im currently wearing a dented iron shield in my game
@Spencer Rees I LIKE YOUR STYLE! YOU SEEM LIKE A GREAT PERSON! WE SHOULD BE FRIENDS
When I first played Skyrim, I didn’t do the main quest at the beginning. I just searched the map, and came across the helm of yngol, making it the armor I wore for most of the game
Mai'q thought that you were cut enough
I always have to chuckle when Nate presents a character or item and then shows a highly modded model which sometimes doesn't even look anything like the vanilla model
I wore the gilded wristguards, the emperor’s robes, pair of fancy boots, and the jagged crown for my wedding. Felt that it worked quite well.
I think the reason the Visage of Mzund is so much better than normal Dwarven armour, is because it is a piece of true Dwemer armour... as in lore all the armour you come across is fake, crafted without the forging technique and by none Dwemer races.
It could also be of immaculate quality, despite its age. After all, the dwarves were pretty advanced, so their armor must've been very strong.
Hoàng Nguyên Actually they aren’t. There’s a book (idk where you can find it) where it states that “Dwemer” simply means “Deep elves”.
They're called dwarves because they had a good relationship with the giants - who nicknamed them dwarves
Who put all the fake Dwarven armor in the ruins then?
@@donnywilliams9494 the same people who lit the candle and put the fruit in dungeons
Will you feature the ‘Armor of the Cloud District’? Maybe I hid it too well? Who knows.
Do you get to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don’t.
Nazeem if you don’t hush i will send you to the literal cloud district if you catch my meaning 🙃 I gots beef with you...
I thought I already decapitated you
YOU
I thought i soul traped you
how did you still alive nazeem? i killed you on whiterun in 2011...did you quicksave before death?
Those wrist guards should cost a fortune! They're jeweled, and gilded... even if they're not especially enchanted... the materials made to use them, and their previous ownership, should make them very expensive!
It's just the mod he has that makes apparel look betterwhen it's basically just chainmail wristbands and vanilla
He is right they look like shit in vanilla
Mine never look like that.... they look like the nightingale ones
In vanilla its basically the bracers executioners wear.
Yeah, but who would want to risk it? Just having it will make it obvious that you killed the Emporer, or that you are connected the the person who did
I used to be a youtuber like you, then I took a copyright to the knee.
Tw1 do you get to the monetized district often? Who am I kidding, of course you don’t.
Never should’ve posted here
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Yeah, I'm personally more interested in armors/outfits with unique textures. Unique enchantments that are interesting or useful is secondary. I mean, the player can make far more powerful enchants than those found on the premade gear, but, outside of modding, the only way to look unique is to wear unique gear.
You'd think player enchantments are better, and for the most part you'd be right, but there a lot of hidden effects and effect details that Skyrim doesn't show you.
Predator's grace looks like a really bad piece but that 1% boost is constant, effectively giving you extra stamina and removing the delay on stamina recovery. It's only a !% boost, but it's 1% you can't match with player enchantments.
On the flip side, some perks also aren't fully explained in a more negative manner.
Alteration's "Atronach" perk doesn't absorb 30% of every spells magicka but rather 100% of the magicka from spells with a 30% chance to proc. It can even proc off your own spells, including summons.
Restoration's "Recovery" perk doesn't boost magicka regen by a flat 25-50% but rather boosts your total magicka regen (all gear included) by 25-50%, and requires you to have your weapons/spells sheathed to do so
I do like the Blooded targe, but to say its "hidden" is abit of an overstatement, since you cant avoid finding it as part of the main quest line (i guess unless you sneak past her)
Lol I killed her and just didn’t notice it
I was planning to sneak the first time
Then i see the shield
Lets just say that she vert reluctantly "give" it to me
The first time I played I ran right past it lol
Daaaamn last time i was this early the snow elves were still at war with the nords
Last time I was this late, elder scrolls VI was out
Rigby FUS RO DAMMMMMMMMM
🤣🤣😭😭😭☠☠☠
One of my favorite runs in Skyrim was a white walker build I did a few years ago. Essentially, it was a two-handed battlemage that specialized in frost magic and reanimating. One of the goals for the run was to get 100% frost resist, which I eventually got with Dukaan from the DB dlc. Before that, I spent 20 or so levels wearing Yngol’s helm and looking like a complete badass all the while. Such fond memories. :)
If you play as a Nord and become a Vampire Lord. Then you can get that amount of Frost Resistance; also if you Master Smithing & Enchanting on top of that. Then wear full Stalhrim Armor with Frost Enchantments. You can get technically beyond 100%.
I think the Gilded Wristguards are great as you find them. Unique in the game and because they are gauntlets, unlike other armour, you can actually see them in first person: they look cool and stand out. Also, because they're unenchanted they can be improved without perks and then with good enchantment and potions you can make them do/be whatever you want. Frankly, because of this I think Bethesda made them like this on purpose.
I’m pretty sure you’ve never covered this in one of your 10 Tiny Details videos, but if you carry Volendrung (the daedric weapon you receive after completing Malacath’s daedric quest) there’s a chance a guard will say either “Whew. That’s... one big hammer,” or “What do you aim to do with that hammer, my friend? Knock down a house?”
Guard - "What do you plan to do with that hammer friend? Knock down a house"
Dragonborn - Give it to Mjoll and watch her go nuts 😂
"Sit back and relax"... exactly what I needed to hear after hard day in work
The boots of the predators grace actually are a perfect match with the targe of the blooded, that 1% stamina regen basically allows you to constantly power bash with your shield as all it takes to power bash is that 1%. Most people over look these boots but they can be very useful for shield bashers
Hey Nate. It’s a fine day with you around.
When he said “nchuak” I thought he had a stroke
Deathbrand Armor was stupidly good with a level 100 Light Armor skill.
Koby Cossins ah yes, pay to walk
Speaking of armor, want to know how to make yourself look like Ysgomors statue? Get Nordic Carved armor, and wear the Helm of Ygnol, next time you are busting in the Thalmor embassy, have that armor setup smuggled in with Wuuthrad
Didn’t everyone else think the armor in the trailer was an awesome endgame armor but found out it was crappy iron armor?
to be fair, if you max out smithing, use a good smithing set and drink a smithing potion you can easily push the defense on the armor above what is considered the max threshold for maximum damage reduction, effectively placing it's performance on par with daedric.
Was hoping to see Gloves of the Pugilist on this list
They're excellent hand items for all the brawls you get into; you can find them on some guy in the ratway warrens
They make unarmed damage 20 points stronger and significantly shorten brawls
They're low carry weight, so I used to get them at the start of the game and just carry them in my inventory, switch to using them when needed then swap back
It's also possible to remove their enchant and destroy the item and apply it to something else
Also not entirely unique but, in the Dawnguard DLC, there will be a circlet of water breathing close to the section of your encounter with Virtha, just hidden around a corner
An extremely useful enchantment for all non argonian players who don't use the water breathing spell
I do use the water breathing spell, but the enchantment is better as you don't have to recast it or keep an eye on time. You can spend as long as you want underwater with no issue
You can find items with the same enchantment from some merchants I think, but it is very rare. That drop in the Auriel temple is the only one that's certain you can find it
I like to add it as a second enchantment to custom enchanted necklaces and the like
Or with two ring equipped ability mods
He featured it as a weapon
@@michellegoede2258 Yeah I only just saw the video he uploaded yesterday including it
you can equip multiple rings through some glitch. was messing with werewolf transformations (wear ring, transform, transform back, add other ring) it sometimes works and other times doesn't. also applies to necklaces as far as I've seen. (Nintendo switch version)
I often apply the Water Breathing Enchantment to my Follower/Companion's Armor I Craft & Give them as well as applied to my own Helmet/Circlet when I'm not playing as an Argonion.
Man I been in the hospital the past couple days with seizures and I just wanna say you’re videos are the only thing keeping me entertained 💯💯💯 man I wish I could play some Skyrim right now
The " 5 (whatever) you may have missed" is something you watch while your eating or you're on the toilet.
Santiago Moreira haha that is sooo true I’m on the toilet right now.
and im eating right now
Santiago Moreira what about both
Santiago Moreira I read this and said wow mean but then I realized I was eating haha
@@Gfp1995 Then you sir are a genius
I sided with the stormcloaks, helped free Thorald from Northwatch keep, and infiltrated the embassy for information on revived dragons. I don't think the thalmor will invite me back, ever.
Well well well, would you look at that! Didn't know about those Predator's Grace yet! Thanks a lot Nate! :D
I swear they have been in more than one of his videos
I dont know why but when I was in hags end I just kind of...felt like there was something I was missing. So I started jumping all over the place and then I just found them
Nate I have a fact:
If you adopt a child from any hold(i.e, Lucia from Whiterun), then have them live with you in a different hold(i.e, Solitide), and attack them, you won't get a bounty for the hold your currently living in, but the hold the child is from. So if you adopt a child from Honorhall and bring them to Markarth, attack them in Markarth, you won't get a bounty in The Reach but you'll get it in The Rift.
The Visage of Mzund is what inspired me to make a character using the Dwarven Centurion as inspiration.
Top 5 item's in Chillfurrow Farm you may have missed
Well its a very successful business,
Obviously.
I love how Nate pronounces "...in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim..."!
8:08 the helm of yngol is sooo cool🙆♂️💯😮 the horns, the backstory... Everything!
Hey I don't know if you know about this or if it's worth covering but the spectral assassin summon power you get from the dark brotherhood quest has several lines he says if he is summoned while u do some dark brotherhood quests. Like if he is summoned while you care going in the other sanctuary to kill Cicero he will talk about having to"kill the betrayer" and stuff and also if he is summoned while you are killing the guards who invaded the sanctuary and set it on fire he will say stuff like "we have to kill the Invaders" and what not. Not sure if there are other circumstances where he says special lines but I got him too during those missions.
Lucien is a big bag of ass. He keeps "defending Cicero" , saying that Astrid is wrong and whatever. "Oh but she stabs the DB in the back during the assassination of the "emperor" " So what? Fuck it. Bussiness is bussiness, and she died in the end. Just like she said, she made it to keep the sanctuary standing and she wouldn't have done it through a bunch of old rules written by some dead woman who is actually a Daedric Princess fucking everyone in the asshole for fun.
Lydia is my shield/wall, but when she gets in my way, weather she is in a doorway, or at High Hrothgar by the cliffs edge, a quick Fus-Ro-Dah puts her pack in line.
Just got done jogging/walking 5 miles after school. I’m tired as heck. Time to watch some EpicNate after I almost got murdered to death by those 5 miles.
You always put so much work into these videos! I love that there's always in-game "footage" of whatever is being talked about at the time
Although I like Camelworks puns. That was a funny one.
Appropriately-dressed wrists: the most important element of any formal dress situation! Thank you Nate! XD
I caught this within 1 minute. Dropped everything to watch
Priority goals!
@@EpicNate I love your videos man and I've watched every single one for like the last year!
1) I wish they added lightning conductivity to the steam attack. Would make it a lot cooler in my opinion.
2) the predators grace is helpful for vampire characters during daylight hours for stamina regen.
5:10 That shield sure is useful when the player has one single hand
Yngol's Helm has gotta be one of my favorite armor pieces, I just love the look of it
Skyrim is a game of warriors, merchants, thieves and mages.
But is it *_a big game?_*
Well, you nailed two of the items my character is currently wearing. I use the Targe and the Boots together, with the frost armor from Grelka - if you have Special Edition she sends you on a quest to Windhelm. I love the Targe it's the only legit attack shield in the game. Just because you use a sword and shield doesn't mean you have to be tank.
@Spencer Rees I can't think of the name of it, but she sends you on a pick up an item from Windhelm. Upon returning, she gives you the armor. If you can't trigger it, look for the mod Cutting Room Floor. It adds back all of the quests, content and triggers that Bethesda removed from the game, but is still in the registry.
Number one is basically a shiny trophy. Sithis would be proud
The ebony mail is my personal favorite. It looks cool and unleashes a poison cloak of protection around you.
Part 2:
Telvanni Robes (Yes, they are obtainable)
Locket of Saint Jiub
The Forgemaster’s Fingers
Amulet of Articulation
Konahrik
That’s just what I’d like to see, anyway.
You can find the targe of the blooded shield on a wrecked boat off the shore as well. That’s where I always find it.
Last time I was this early...
I definitely was more witty
Having played Morrowind as my first Elder scrolls I find to amusing that you are impressed by the amount of armor in Skyrim. You don't even have med armor anymore. Still entertaining vid
Guys, a question I always had, when I tried to sell an item the merchant gives me half of the value of the object, why?
You need to level up your speech craft
@Spencer Rees
Man, this is just a *_fucking_* game...
Deathbrand armor is the best light armor and stumps every peice of heavy armor I have. It probably helps that my light armor skill is 100 and heavy is only 76.
The Elder Scrolls 5 is a HUGE GAME.... Where was it? :(
The more I think about it, the more I find it sad that in Sovngarde you can't interact with the people there.
I always found that the issue with Skyrim, and the reason many do not consider it an RPG, is that it's designed around Nord warrior playthrough. Yes, you can pick other races, but apart from some small changes in dialogue there isn't much. Most NPCs interact with you with this prism, and I find it a bit sad but ultimately understandable considering the scope of the game.
Sovngarde represents the ultimate goal of the Nord warrior - and it's very well done. From the beautiful environment to the unique theme song, it's extremely memorable. Thus it is quite sad that when you enter the Hall of Valor, you can't really do much except pick up a golden cup and an ox head. You're finally meeting Ysgramor, the legendary hero, of whom you wield the axe and who's son's helmet you wear. You're the Harbinger of the Companions, surely there would be some stuff you could chat about, some questions you'd have for him.
The thing about Sovenguard is even as a Nord it's a place for the dead, so it makes sense that the living can't do much there.
Nate could you do an updated video on your mods list for Skyrim? The old video's pretty dated at this point, and I'd love to get my game looking this good!
pretty sure he followed predcaliber's guide it almost looks the same
Mods are the only reason why I keep coming back to this game.
Hey Nate, it's guys here!
Guys hey, here Nate it’s!
Nate hey, guys here it's!
Nate hey, it's here guy's!
It’s Guys!
This is why I love the LotD mod. "This belongs in a museum, Rene!" - Indiana Dovakiin
There's been a dwarven vape helmet in the game this entire time?!
9:45 makes sense if a Thalmor gave the wristguards to Mede. Being ceremonial, they'll be meant to be fashion over function. Also could be a subtle insult: the cheap & easily replaced value could represent the worth of his title, being crap armor represents his vulnerability to the dominion, being more visually pretty than functional represents that he's just a puppet in a fancy robe to them.
“...all you lovers of stealth.” You mean every Skyrim player.
You mean every pussy who plays Skyrim and is afraid of getting an arrow on the forehead*
@@genkureshima9834 in the knee*
6:10 another of Bethesdas typo oofs. Like how paying at a shrine of talos gives you 0% decrease to shout cooldown when it's actually 20%
You forgot about "Ancient shrouded armor" it's a unique armor variant of the standard dark Brotherhood armor it boosts the standard states to 80%. And the dark Brotherhood armor is my favorite armor in whole game it may not be as tough as heavy armor in game but it suits us assassin gamers that said the dark Brotherhood is my favorite faction and my favorite questline
You have literally the best, most detailed videos. I hope you never stop lol
Out of curiosity, what's the strongest gear (in terms of armor rating) available in vanilla and DLCs? It sounds like the Mizund piece you mentioned is pretty far up there, so are there other unique items within the world (which may need to be improved through workbenches) to beat the Dragonbone and Daedric sets? and I'm talking in terms of the base armor stats, not including enchantments
Deathbrand Armor from Dragonborn DLC.
@@pecal1337 That's kinda the technicalities I was trying to specify avoiding. It is decent, but won't beat Daedric _or_ Dragonbone *unless* you have the full set, which gives 100+ bonus to armor. Individual pieces are actually significantly less than that, barely beating Ancient Nordic....
Yeah I remember when i first found the helm of ygnol i was so excited
You could call all of the dragon priest masks unique
And useless with the exception of Morokei and Nahkiirin.
I have the UESP app, but I would honestly much rather watch Nate's videos. This is on of my top favorite channels on youtube
*me wearing the visage of mzund* Choo choo!!!
To have collect every unique item in Skyrim, I love so much the armors in this video, it's really cool to play with!
What is the armor at :30 ? 🙏🏻
If you never got an answer, I'm pretty sure it's Spellknight Armor (Creation Club)...know you asked 8mnths ago but just saw, sorry~
I found Yngols helm literally a day before this video came out.
I found gilded wristguards somewhere else but i cant remember
I love the gilded wristguards, they finally gave me a reason to wear light armor.
5:53 haven't you covered these already?
Spellbreaker, The shield just looks cool and helps against spells and Dragons
Nate: "I butchered the pronounciaton."
Me: "Since when do you care?" 🤔😂😂
I always found it funny your channel name was Nate since back in high school a dude named Nate is who introduced me to Skyrim, i knew it released like 2 days earlier but I wasn’t sure about getting it, the stuff he told me convinced me and I’ve been playing es and fallout games to this day
What armor is at 0:33? It’s def a mod or something
Edit: Found it, Spellknight Armor from creation club.. a shame- It actually looks good
Looks similar to the Dawnguard's armour...probably a visual mod.
I always climb up and grab the predator's grace before stepping foot into hags end, you can climb the rock face in a few minutes without shouts. Got them on my most recent playthrough and have even got the first dragon soul.
Can anyone tell me what the armor is at 0:30?
I think it might be from the Dawngard DLC but then again I might be wrong.
IIRC is Spellknight Armor/Creation Club...better late than never~
@@raydressel3741 huh?I havent found it 😶
There’s also the snow elf armor you can loot off of Gelebor’s brother towards the end of the Dawnguard quest line
Why did you use a steam attack against an ash spawn???
To get em moist
I don't understand why Nate didn't mention the fact that the targe of the blodded's enchantment stacks it's damage and resets it's timer with each hit, meaning you do more and more damage the more you attack.
Surprised that you didnt mention the Ebony Mail
thats part of a quest you will get on every play through if you make it to like level 20
@Spencer Rees nope, the only prerequisite is being level 30. it has no ties to the golden claw quest and can confirm that as I have yet to even start the Main story and have it on my current character. this TES wiki page confirms this. elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/Boethiah%27s_Calling
love how he didn't mention the Kagrumez Resonance Gem, which is used to access another ruin with the Dwarven Black Bow of Fate
The mod you use really takes away the nuances and individuality of the faces in the game. The human ones all look the same. Great video, though!
I dont know what you're talking about, the base game didnt have that much "diversity" in faces.
@@XochiCh That's too bad.
@@XochiCh Do u know the name of the mod he's using?
@@rendezvousonmemorylane
Which type of mod you're asking, face mods?
@@XochiCh The one that changes the face of the girls and their body to like in the video. Is it more than one mod? Do u know the name?
I could have SWORN that the second entry on this list has already appeared in at least 1 other video. I think it was Nate's last "5 armours" video, but it might well have been something entirely different, too. I DO remember that it was one of Nate's "5 [cool things go here] In Skyrim you may have missed" videos.
I almost always never managed to get "Helm Of yngol" because of the Winterhold's Helm quest by the Jarl. The 30% Frost resist might not sound like alot, but it allows you to have the buff when it's into possible to enchant any helmet with elemental resist. This also works nicely when given to a Norn Character, which raises the frost resist up to 80%...a 5% shy from the Cap but very potent early on.
Nate, the HERO-brine of details.