Ja‘Rajirr how? you are forbidden to enter cities and looked down upon. your the only Race that can't interbreed with the others. Mer and Men come from the ethlony there brothers and sisters. Argonians are made by intelligent Trees that modeled them after what they believed to be the common form. hist can take control over the argonians so their just puppets. Khajiit come from elves like Bosmeris but were punished.
Considering the Khajiit come in 16 forms from talking housecat to bipedal feral behemoth to mammoth sized senche-Tiger (talking optional) I'd say..... *YES, OH MY GOD YES*
What's even cooler is that Senche and Senche-raht are capable of engaging in spellcasting. I would love to be a Senche Dragonborn who also went to the College of Winterhold to study magic. Oh being an Alfiq would be cool too but more as an assassin; infiltrating as a common house cat and kill them in their sleep.
Kevin Tunney hold up. Do you think this means that regular house cats are actually assassins plotting to eliminate the world’s leaders and overthrow humanity?
The Khajiit are good fun, even if their special ability is completely useless. The Khajiit speak mod which changes all your dialogue choices to look Khajiit is pretty funny to play with.
I gotta say, downsides aside, I'm just too damned fond of the Khajiit to not want to be one if I got stuck in Tamriel. The fluffy little oddballs are just... eminently likeable in my opinion.
My favorite race to play as. There is something sincerely wonderful about being a gigantic muscular cat bashing the brains out of everything with a two handed battle axe.
@@elizabethgouverneur2972 I always make my Khajit a fisticuffs brawler or assassin because the claw animation and the role-play. Like, go ahead, take my dagger and bow, I don't really use them anyway just for show tbh.
Depends on the build, If I use powers/words allot I don't really wanna also have a power for seeing in the dark. On the other hand if I'm two handing using a torch is kinda dumb. Magic lights are usually a fall back, or a stylistic choice. Depending on character.
@@pelinalwhitestrake4196 It makes shadows less distinctive to you which may cause you to hide somewhere you thought was more dimly lit. A lot of things affect sneak, including lighting. Even hiding in plants can make you harder to see
It's a shame that in any of the Elder Scrolls games they don't let you choose which type of Khajiit you can play as (even if it was limited to the more humanoid ones). It could add some interesting new elements to the game
Bretons: Passive resistance to all magic, can use dragonskin Argonians: Histskin, Resist disease, can breathe underwater Orcs: Berserker rage, beasts in combat Khajits: long nails and bright eyes Imperials: shekel collectors
Roast Chicken Bruh how you gonna forget high elven ultra lifespan and mastery of the mysteries of mundus? Also pretty countryside so ya know, they got that goin’ for ‘em.
@@duing_under_the_influence763 Nah not really, they simply have an higher sneak level when starting the game, but leveling up your sneak is extremely easy and there are hundreds of ways to do it with no effort.
Ultidragonlord of course it’s worth it lol, there’s just one fucker sprinting around eating your buddy’s souls but if you can become friends with him you’ll have no stress ever again
pros: instinctively fluent in a language that can be written by speaking, this language can also rewrite reality. mostly immortal bigger and stronger than mortals with opposable thumbs always motivated to see your will be done technically an angel actually understands time (even calls it daddy) cons: can be killed can be killed permanently by your fellow dragon or by dragonborn mortals eating your soul don't have opposable thumbs oppressed mortals tend to get murderous fellow dragons instinctively murderous dragonborn mortals instinctively murderous with a tendency to get more murderous if oppressed daddy has severe case of split personality disorder
You say being a Khajiit would be hard in other provinces, but the Khajiit seem to have a talent for carving out community's and niches no matter where they go.
Maybe not worth it, but rreeaaally cool Would be pretty cool to have sharp sword quality claws, eat tons of candy and sweets and have a big brother that could stomp any enemy to the ground.
Playing a Khajiit? The cost is more than I can bear. Making allies of Khajiit? Priceless I always ally myself with Khajiits; Inigo, J'Zargo and all the traveling traders. :)
I’ll be real, save for the probably thievery and the whole fascist occupation thing, living in Elsweyr as a Khajiit sounds like one of the most lux things. Their societal adaptations to their weird biology means everything is probably very accessible. I imagine as one of the handless breeds you have many opportunities to learn “mage hand” style spells early on, given what we know of Khajiit wizards. Also they all seem to have a common understanding that they’re an odd folk with odd tastes and needs, but get on very well in spite of it when among themselves. Far more tolerant of “deviancies” than people like the Altmer or hell even the Nords.
I dunno, they felt pretty OP in Morrowind (then again I was playing an archer fresh off the boat that immediately angered the entire starting town before I could get enough arrows to kill one, and I got swarmed by the mudcrabs fresh out the gate).
@@ArgonTH-cam yeah, that was pretty much my first time playing an Elder Scrolls game so you can bet it was. What's more, I was doing it on the original Xbox so aiming at things up close was clunkier than the reputation of the Wii's motion controls when the Wii first launched.
Lorewise it makes no sense that if you play Khajiit in Skyrim, you can freely walk into all cities. In a next Elder Scrolls game, these lore-game mechanic errors should be fixed
I think the cities specifically banned the Khajiit CARAVANS. Because of the stereotype that they are thieves, they don’t want a dozen of them coming in at once. But you as an individual are allowed. Hilariously, the caravans DO end up being a thieves guild contact, so, racist assumptions aside, the cities were kind of right.
@@JB-xl2jc Yeah I always looked at it like not allowing a gypsy caravan into your city but letting in individual gypsies. Nords seem to be more welcoming to Khajit than Argonians at least. I'm sure it would also depend on what type of Khajit you are born as. An Ohmes would probably have a much easier time than a Senche-raht.
Get born an alfiq, stay silent and don't use magic so others think you're just a house cat, find a cute girl to adopt you Congratulations, you beat the game of life
You guys are amazing, your love for elder scrolls and your vast knowledge has really helped me which my many many playthroughs which has kept me engaged in this amazing game from release still to this day
Can the house cat khajit use magic? If so, imagine one as an assassin that uses illusion, conjuring, and destruction. If you are outside of elswyer you wont see a house cat and think "thats a khajit" and then the chandelier falls on you or the fire rune goes of in your bed.
Still found it so weird that the race known for having the best attributes for stealth didn't have a single member in Skyrim's Thieves Guild. Found that super-weird. That's why my pure Thief character is a female Khajit
The character I've been working on for a minute now is the Flame of Elsweyr. He is a proud, gray-furred, and wise Khajiit from his native sands. He uses no weapons, instead using his claws like blades to dominate the races of Mer and Men with nothing but what he was given by birthright. His only other weapon is an extension of his heart and soul, the scorching sun of his homeland following him into the bitter colds of Skyrim; fire destruction magic. For ranged combat, he can gracefully evade oncoming attacks and pivot to descend plumes and whirling balls of fire at his opponents. For close combat, he uses his fists, while he is himself emblazoned with flame. While in Skyrim, he at first descended into the Rat Way, and made refuge with the Thieves Guild. After rising to the ranks, bringing it back from glory as he had with the guilds in his homeland, the Flame of Elsweyr realized he had only sealed his visage in the minds of the foreigners around him with the stigmas they themselves burden all of his kind with. He took no pleasure in taking from the Nords or the Elves, as their privilege and home territory bring them abundances of riches to count, the lost relics replaced in time. As this went, the Flame's stolen goods seemed to him more and more everyday as something less than useless, the scraps of his oppressors. He soon after this left the Guild, before ever becoming a Nightingale, petty patrons of Nocturnal, and instead pursued his own spiritual enlightenment. He yearned every passing day to return to his native shores, jungles, and sands, but thought it too soon to return to them, as he would only be running back to the familiar, before he could even recognize himself again. In Skyrim he would stay, for if he could instill again his connection and spirit with his gods, and himself, so very far from home, then he will be worthy enough to return to them. In his travels, seeking to learn and observe the Nords and their culture to see what he could not then, he helped slay a dragon outside the City of Whiterun, the Flame of Elsweyr's own fire meeting that which came from the Dragon's maw. And from this, the beast's soul was imbued into the aging Khajiit, feeling more as a thanks from the dragon more than its pilfered knowledge. Eager to learn more of this, he set off on a pilgrimage to High Hrothgar, where he would be introduced to the only Men that he could respect; the Greybeards. Upon the Throat of the World he would study with them, hoping to understand and connect to the best he now knew was inside him, as Dovahkiin. Later, as his Mastery of the Thu'um increased, and his discipline tempered, he ascended even higher up the mountain, to experience the greatest and harshest of colds he had ever experienced, his eyes barely open from cold, the hairs of his fur frozen at the tips, his bones straining even more. But it was all worth the hardship, and he knew that, for when he reached the pinnacle, he met and began his tutelage under the Master of the Way of the Voice; the ancient Dragon Paarthurnax. It was through his first encounter, that the dragon knew the Flame of Elsweyr's heart, and taught him a shout to billow his heart of fire through his own shout, almost like a roar of the Mighty cats of Elsweyr. This was but the beginning however, as the Flame would meditate upon the summit for many days and night, shouting his voice upon the cold. But it was during one such night, long after the sun had hidden itself from the world, and the twilight of the full moons above glittered around him, was the cold the harshest it could hope to be. But the Flame was not bothered. He had endured, come to peace, and upon the highest altitude within the coldest lands, he inhaled, feeling the warmth of his home even from here, and exhaled, masterfully surrounding himself in a ring of fire. He had found peace within himself, the fire inside never able now to be snuffed out, even by his own fears and doubts. It now wills him ever onward, as he left the Summits on his greatest pilgrimage, to confront each dragon he faced as an equal, and master each Word of Power the lands could offer him. It was after this long journey, that his roads lead him back to society, to defend his world from the hands of Alduin. But he had now become the Dovahkiin capable to fell the mighty and ancient Tyrant, and was able to witness and set foot in an afterlife he hadn't known yet existed. He came back to Tamriel victorious, but forever changed. He would later grow more fond of wandering the lands than fighting those within them, and would even meet a Khajiit woman who swept his hardened heart away in seconds. Before his journies came to an end, however, he would make one last pilgrimage to High Hrothgar, where he would meditate and come to peace with the wise men and Masters that he now knew as brothers, mentors; friends. And that was the last of his journies, for now. For now, he would pour his focus and strength into building a home and family with his wife, where they would later have a daughter, whose mere existence filled him with joy and wholeness. For he was now finally whole, at this end of this long road from which he started not knowing how empty he was. Perhaps some day, when his children are older, the Flame of Elsweyr would take them and his wife to where it had all started for him. But for now, he was happy, to be at rest, to be home, to be happy. And as he lights the family fire place eith his bare hands, amazing his daughter and youngest boy, and smallest, but most joyous smile graced his face, as he prepared to tell them the story of an Unnamed Warrior, who came to foreign lands, wielded fire, slayed dragons, and found peace at last. His happily ever-after.
I made a Khajiit character named dar'Khashyyyk (get the reference?). It felt awesome to make a Khajiit own a home in Solitude after a long struggle and become largely known across Skyrim due to his feats. Definitely uplifting for the Khajiit race, though I understand that my character had a major advantage - he was a dragonborn. I particularly tend to ignore the dragonborn thing that Skyrim throws at us whether we like it or not. I rarely activate the main quest because of that. Still, it feels awesome to prove the commonfolk wrong, specially when they say we would make a fine rug. Assholes.
I always liked the idea of my PC being a Khajiit but raised as a Nord, his birth parents having being killed when their caravan was attacked by bandits and he was found by a couple of farmers north of Rorikstead (which I pick as my home "Live Another Life Mod")
My new Khajiit is named "Todespfote" (Death Paw) and he is the new member of the Companions. He has a bed in Jorrvaskr and jobs and quests. I hope he will integrate well in Skyrim. 🐱 Later he will become the savior of the world.
I always end up playing a Ranger type character and Khajiit are well suited to the style right off the bat. I rarely play anything but a Wood Elf or Khajiit. Being able to see in the dark without being a vampire has come in VERY handy more than once. Plus early on the advantage of having claws in a brawl is pretty handy.
Playing though ESO Elyswere, the Alfiq do seem to be the smartest of the Khajiit breed! And Senche-raht also seem to be surprisingly impressive spellcasters, in addition to their deadly bulk!
Long time fan of your channel, love this “Is It Worth It” series, would love to see an in depth analysis of everyones most favorite/hated half-giant, viking warriors.
For me, the biology is enough for it to be a big win. You have fur so you resist the cold, and yet you can handle the heat pretty well (deserts and stuff). If you're humanoid, you can climb stuff super easily, you have uncomparable agility and balance. You have night vision, powerful claws, powerful teeth. I wouldn't go to Morrowind for obvious reasons, but the rest is pretty much fine. You can hunt anything pretty much effortlessly and sell the spoils to earn your living. 10/10 would reccommend. Sidenote: can we speak about the fact they are considered thiefs yet there is not a single khajiit or argonian in the thieve's guild? And no khajiit in the dark brotherhood either.
@@rojaws1183 They fence for them and can deal you skooma, but you won't see a single hair of fur in the city of Riften (except during the main questline).
My favorite character Is a warrior specializing In two-handed greatsword clad In Ebony Armor (style over stats(except the ebony mail)), and for some reason I choose to be a female Khajiit By the way I think the Alfiq are actually really good mages and are sometimes diplomats (not sure about that second one though) so even the Alfiq are nothing to underestimate considering you could be trying to pet them only to be punted by the Frost Atronach they summoned In retaliation [Edit] they are not used as diplomats, they are used as spies since you can't tell whether or not they are a normal house cat or not (unless you're maybe a Khajiit (not sure))
A thing to consider: to my understanding, all of the Khajiit variants are very intelligent, so don't worry about that! (The house cat looking ones can even do magic).
M’aiq the Liar is actually M’aiq the Mane. Since you’re covering Khajiit and lore in general could you possibly cover this topic?? It’s a theory I’ve had since his return in Skyrim in a 3rd form, yet continuing to be essentially the same character.
Huh, not a single furry joke in the comments..... Has Fudgemuppet forced an evolution of internet commentators? Or are Skyrim people just so chill. As for the Question.... I miss my Puss in Boots. Apparently the extra HTH combat equals another piece of armor.
Payten Pedersen I meant making fun of that the players were Furrys. Definition is on the internet, the extreme furry may get my comment banned. Just search “what is a furry”.
Thank you for finally covering the Khajiits. All of my favorite races have been covered now and despite 3 of 4 of them aren’t worth being it, I would gladly be any of them.
I always make a male khajiit similar to the looks of Mike the liar. I like to thank me and Mike the liar, are distant relatives that got different life paths completely. Lol
Although the majority of my Skyrim characters (and even my Morrowind character all those years ago) have been argonians, I think the khajiit would suit me the most. The main reason I play as an argonian in Skyrim is that I freaking LOVE how the folk of Blackmarsh look in this ES installment. In Morrowind, they were kind of meh, but OK, but in Oblivion and ESO, they are absolutely hideous in my opinion. Now to this video... 1. Screw the roulette. If I was a soul transported into the ES world, I would wait, observe and attune to the moons, because I know exactly what form I'd want to be born as - the mammoth-sized quadruped (I think it's called the Senche-raht..? But I'm not 100 % sure...). Although Alfiq would be OK for me as well. Nevertheless, a quadruped form. 2. I wouldn't mind staying in Elsweyr, though travelling with a khajiit caravan sounds fun. Who cares about some stinking humans and their cities. 3. I have no problem with the Thalmor, actually it really pisses me off that I can't join them in Skyrim. Since I really dislike humans in every fantasy, the Empire vs. Stormcloaks conflict is a lose - lose situation for me. If I was the mammoth-sized furstock, I would actually consider joining the Thalmor as a vanguard warrior. 4. Moon sugar? Gimmie gimmie gimmie!!! As I'm typing this shitstorm of a comment, I'm munching on almonds in chocolate, sooo.... Yeah, meat and sweets, my favourite types of food. 5. As a battle-cat, I would have absolutely no problem with serving as a hunter and / or warrior. Put some armor on me, place a squad of ohmes / cathay archers on my back, alongside an altmer destruction sorcerer, and I'm ready to plow through those damned imperials and their vassals and rip them to shreds! :D If there will be an option to join the Thalmor in ES 6, I'll definitely play as a khajiit.
In regards to the Khajit having to camp outside Towns in Skyrim due to mistrust of theiving nature. . .while I was typing this I trained in Sneak level 50 outside Whiterun.
If I could choose one race too be in tes I would still choose the khajiit, even if it means living as a spell-slinging house-cat (cool), or a mammoth size battle-cat (bad-ass).😼 What race would you personally choose Fudgemuppet?
Yep, I don't care what other people think of me so it kinda works out. The statistical advantages are if you are disarmed your not screwed like most others, depending on your type you get a pretty nice advantage as even the house cat has the advantage of "Nobody suspects the house cat." when spying, the giant saber cats would be pretty intimidating as guards or mercenaries, the normal/elven are pretty agile and stealthy and would make very annoying opponents, in dungeons you could simply see in the dark making it so you don't have to attract attention by burning torches, and living in your own land would let you live a pretty comfortable life. My 2 favorite aspects are speaking in the 3rd person and having a barbed penis. :D I assigned a number to each and used a random number generator, cap being 16 (not including mane), and got Alfiq-Raht. That basically means instead of a barn cat size I am like a maine Coon size right?
I played Skyrim on and off. It was a fun game but it never grasped me as much as it seemed to with everyone else. I liked it tho and came back every once in a while to make a new character but never played for long. That's until I one day made a Khajiit. I called him Mijhara and he had eyes so far apart, he had a full 360 scope of vision. He also looked a bit like a seal with a hat on. But he had so much personality, so ofc I got Kharjo, J'zargo and Inigo as all my followers, a bit OP probably but I played the game for the story, not the difficulty. That changed it for me, I adored everything about it and I love just running around and exploring and clearing caves to a point where every quest sends me to a cave i've already done haha. It just makes me so happy
Playing 'Oblivion' I remember thinking 'Wow, I rose from being a prisoner to saving two worlds, being a Guild leader, owning the most expensive mansion in Skingrad and possessing great wealth. I ain't no typical house cat.' Same with 'Skyrim'. Friends in all cities, an estate of my own, won Camilla from under the Nord and the Elf and 2 daughters to care for.
Prejudice against Khajiit in Skyrim be like: Ysolda: "Yeah, these Khajiit make a living traveling the roads and selling their wares. It's got to be tough. Skyrim's a hard enough land when you've got a roof over your head. Worse thing is, nobody wants them in the cities. Nobody trusts them." Me:Why not? Ysolda: "Reputation, mostly. A lot of Khajiit turn to smuggling and thievery to get by. A few bad apples spoil the bunch. You know how it is." Me: ''Sure I agree with you, ah btw gimme few seconds, you know I have been asked by Thieves Guild to deliver moon sugar to the Ri'saad in order to secure another fence for stolen goods...''
Good video! Another good entry into this series you're doing. I find it an interesting choice to pronounce the 'j' in Khajiit like the 'g' in "fridge" instead of the way the characters in the Elder Scrolls games themselves pronounce the word. Sounds more like they pronounce the 'j' in that word like how the French pronounce it in "bonjours". Even, so, great job on this one! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the series :)
Would have honestly loved if skyrim had the unarmed skill tree. Would have made playing the khajiit so much more fun. Like imagine being able to snap the neck of dragons XD
@@lordnul1708 Hence the Patreon no? Also at 5 cents a view, let's say that only half his membership watches everything we're talking (.05 x 400k) is $20,000. Now it certainly isn't that easy mind you. Hence, why he has a Patreon as I'm sure he'll tell you, this is where the bulk of the money comes from. Either way, videos of this quality don't come free no matter how you cut it. Fudgemuppet has to spend time making all of it, which means time from a different job he could be doing. Nothing is free, not even the videos here. Someone pays something for them at some point.
@@Tannlore i know, I was just noting how TH-cam tends to jip most of it's content creators in terms of how much they actually receive from the videos themselves (hence why the Patreon is necessary). Gotta them bills (never mind payments for new equipment or software should anything go wrong or be in next of an upgrade), and TH-cam with its funny algorithms likes to screw with the content creators by more or less undervaluing the videos (or even just taking most of what one should get). That said, 20,000 barely covers rent in most apartments, let alone groceries, bills etc (especially as you get closer to a major city like, for example, London, New York or Paris) so yeah making videos and streaming for a living is, for lack of a better way to put it, rough.
Another con of being a Khajiit is that many Skyrim citizens will often use laser pen lights to make you run up walls for their entertainment.
Give you balls of wool to play with😀
Underrated comment. Now let me figure out how to make a magelight-pointer.
@@stevemccann4166 Free clothes, for anyone who can nalbind. I guess that's how they get their wares.
If fudgemuppet keeps making more lore videos they’ll replace Hermaeus mora himself
they're trying to mantle Harmaeus Mora
This channel is the most complicated mantling ever undertaken by mortals.
To be honest, I wouldn’t be mad about that
kwadwo baidoo just like Rycon’s Leonidas Aventus mantling Hircine.
He does not know how to skin a horker like the Skaal
If you become a house cat you have the opportunity to become................. PUSS IN BOOTS
@@Unfiltered_Raven - that's what she said.
@@Unfiltered_Raven - he's clearly joking.
@@Unfiltered_Raven - oh my Lord... You're killin' me, Smalls!!!
I can't be alone wondering what the fuck was that conversation, can I?
What if that's an actual easter egg no one knew about... XD
Khajiit is always worth it, if you have coin of course
Creating a khajiit character is super worth it because you can name it "Tiger Septim"
I'm stealing that name for my next khajiit character.
I will also be stealing that.
I named mine Dovahkitty
Definetely stealing that name
@@Mr_Crair98I named one Maiq Tyson
Me:
Fudgemuppet: is being a Falmer Gloomlurker WORTH IT?
IS BEING A SALMON IN SKYRIM WORTH IT!!!!!!!
Naaa is it worth it to be a skiver
But is it tho
Is being the Lusty Argonain Maid worth it?
Is being a snow fox worth it?
you get to be a cat, always worth it to be a higher life form
Housecat with Conjuration or Destruction magic.
@@At1asTheProto Ah, the claw-fu black belts... Mine does it at night, at me. That is a signal she wants something.
F High Elves
The most DELICIOUS race in tamriel.
11/10 facts right here
Being a Khajiit is totaly worth it! We have beautiful fur and sharp claws. Also this one has a nice tail, yes?
Ja‘Rajirr
you are a punished race of elves like Dark Elves
@@emmabarone1530 punished? No. Blessed!
Ja‘Rajirr
how?
you are forbidden to enter cities and looked down upon.
your the only Race that can't interbreed with the others.
Mer and Men come from the ethlony there brothers and sisters.
Argonians are made by intelligent Trees that modeled them after what they believed to be the common form.
hist can take control over the argonians so their just puppets.
Khajiit come from elves like Bosmeris but were punished.
Khajiit will *not* lift tail...
...Unless you ask nicely.
😹
@@wayloncash1851 What if one has coin?
Considering the Khajiit come in 16 forms from talking housecat to bipedal feral behemoth to mammoth sized senche-Tiger (talking optional) I'd say.....
*YES, OH MY GOD YES*
What's even cooler is that Senche and Senche-raht are capable of engaging in spellcasting. I would love to be a Senche Dragonborn who also went to the College of Winterhold to study magic. Oh being an Alfiq would be cool too but more as an assassin; infiltrating as a common house cat and kill them in their sleep.
Kevin Tunney hold up. Do you think this means that regular house cats are actually assassins plotting to eliminate the world’s leaders and overthrow humanity?
@@nailinmalin1719 100%
Watch the Cats & Dogs movie. That's not a regular movie, but a dramatization of what's really going on behind the scenes.
Housecat assasin
Khajiit's special ability being useless due to bright nights.
Todd Howard: *It just works.*
Get Climates of Tamriel and turn the brightness all the way down, you'll definitely be using the ability lmfao
That moment when you realize the Khajiit skill isn't as good as you thought because turning up the gamma does the same thing.
Just get imperious and jump and run like a fucking cat.
Just put some mods that make nights and interiors darker, the ability turns to be quite incredible.
No that is not how it works.... Boi get your facts right😔＜（－︿－）＞
Clawing a dragon to death is fun!
To bad there's no martial arts in the game!
@@MichaelWilliams-fd5ww Whispering Fang.
PUS Ro Dah!
Well, yeah. Cats are good at catching lizards.
It's even more fun clawing one to death as a Werewolf. You can kill dragons really quick by doing nonstop sprint attacks into them lol.
My husband adores the Khajiit to the point where he refuses to make anything but a Khajiit on any Elder Scrolls games.
Same lol
I confess to the same. I ALWAYS play a Khajiit.
saaame
Same here for me either Khajiit or Argonian the other races are boring
@@timvanloon100 gotta agree with you on that, except for altmer.
The Khajiit are good fun, even if their special ability is completely useless. The Khajiit speak mod which changes all your dialogue choices to look Khajiit is pretty funny to play with.
I gotta say, downsides aside, I'm just too damned fond of the Khajiit to not want to be one if I got stuck in Tamriel. The fluffy little oddballs are just... eminently likeable in my opinion.
Same
My favorite race to play as. There is something sincerely wonderful about being a gigantic muscular cat bashing the brains out of everything with a two handed battle axe.
Shadowvail I do it because I love just clawing enemies to death I like singing patty cake when I do it
@@elizabethgouverneur2972 I always make my Khajit a fisticuffs brawler or assassin because the claw animation and the role-play. Like, go ahead, take my dagger and bow, I don't really use them anyway just for show tbh.
Magic and claws work amazing together.
Me: kills guard infront of other guard
Guard: hm must’ve been the wind
Night eye is win. (At least made some parts easier on my old monitor). And that was the main reason I like them.
I'd prefer the dark for sneaking, if I'm not then candlelight and a torch work fine for me :/
Depends on the build, If I use powers/words allot I don't really wanna also have a power for seeing in the dark. On the other hand if I'm two handing using a torch is kinda dumb. Magic lights are usually a fall back, or a stylistic choice. Depending on character.
@@SkaterBlades Night eye doesn't affect sneak?
@@pelinalwhitestrake4196 It makes shadows less distinctive to you which may cause you to hide somewhere you thought was more dimly lit. A lot of things affect sneak, including lighting. Even hiding in plants can make you harder to see
Better in caves as opposed to night skies though I'll use candlelight and magelight
It's a shame that in any of the Elder Scrolls games they don't let you choose which type of Khajiit you can play as (even if it was limited to the more humanoid ones). It could add some interesting new elements to the game
Bretons: Passive resistance to all magic, can use dragonskin
Argonians: Histskin, Resist disease, can breathe underwater
Orcs: Berserker rage, beasts in combat
Khajits: long nails and bright eyes
Imperials: shekel collectors
Roast Chicken Bruh how you gonna forget high elven ultra lifespan and mastery of the mysteries of mundus? Also pretty countryside so ya know, they got that goin’ for ‘em.
Kahjiit are great at sneaking
@@duing_under_the_influence763 Nah not really, they simply have an higher sneak level when starting the game, but leveling up your sneak is extremely easy and there are hundreds of ways to do it with no effort.
Imperials: ✡️
@@facu3182 I think he meant lore-wise.
Up next: Is being a Dragon in the Elder Scrolls worth it?
I'm kidding, although I would watch that.
Ultidragonlord of course it’s worth it lol, there’s just one fucker sprinting around eating your buddy’s souls but if you can become friends with him you’ll have no stress ever again
Yes if you get killed by someone who is not dragonborn you will be ressurected by alduin when he comes back
@@Todd-Tokala well.... Run Ruuuuuuuun.... Wait. I mean... FLYYYYY
You don’t have hands
pros:
instinctively fluent in a language that can be written by speaking, this language can also rewrite reality.
mostly immortal
bigger and stronger than mortals with opposable thumbs
always motivated to see your will be done
technically an angel
actually understands time (even calls it daddy)
cons:
can be killed
can be killed permanently by your fellow dragon or by dragonborn mortals eating your soul
don't have opposable thumbs
oppressed mortals tend to get murderous
fellow dragons instinctively murderous
dragonborn mortals instinctively murderous with a tendency to get more murderous if oppressed
daddy has severe case of split personality disorder
This one believes ANY Khajiit is an excellent choice. Who does not want to be beautiful AND skilled? It is good to be the best at what you do, yes?
Plus napping in the sunlight whenever you want that’s always a great perk
Furry
@@jordandennis6794 Humany
You say being a Khajiit would be hard in other provinces, but the Khajiit seem to have a talent for carving out community's and niches no matter where they go.
Maybe not worth it, but rreeaaally cool
Would be pretty cool to have sharp sword quality claws, eat tons of candy and sweets and have a big brother that could stomp any enemy to the ground.
Rad Zilla and they also make good slaves for the telvanni ancap wizards of morrowind who woop everyones ass
Playing a Khajiit? The cost is more than I can bear.
Making allies of Khajiit? Priceless
I always ally myself with Khajiits; Inigo, J'Zargo and all the traveling traders. :)
Dont forget kharjo, great follower
@@Omegaset heck yeah! Kharjo is my best buddy
I’ll be real, save for the probably thievery and the whole fascist occupation thing, living in Elsweyr as a Khajiit sounds like one of the most lux things. Their societal adaptations to their weird biology means everything is probably very accessible. I imagine as one of the handless breeds you have many opportunities to learn “mage hand” style spells early on, given what we know of Khajiit wizards. Also they all seem to have a common understanding that they’re an odd folk with odd tastes and needs, but get on very well in spite of it when among themselves. Far more tolerant of “deviancies” than people like the Altmer or hell even the Nords.
My friend choosing breton: unmatched magic ability
Me choosing khajiit: I like cats
iS BeInG A MuDcRaB WoRtH iT?!?
Just realized this joke had been made about the beloved Mudcrabs... dark days indeed.
I dunno, they felt pretty OP in Morrowind (then again I was playing an archer fresh off the boat that immediately angered the entire starting town before I could get enough arrows to kill one, and I got swarmed by the mudcrabs fresh out the gate).
LordNul1 Sounds like one hell of an experience.
🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀🦀
@@ArgonTH-cam yeah, that was pretty much my first time playing an Elder Scrolls game so you can bet it was. What's more, I was doing it on the original Xbox so aiming at things up close was clunkier than the reputation of the Wii's motion controls when the Wii first launched.
(The sound of thousands and thousands of tongs clicking in chaotic harmony)
The Khajiit in your thumbnail is super 😩👌💖
yes he sexe
Oh Lord...
Barenziah is that you
Goddamn furries
May mara save your soul
I wish everyone here a really nice day!
You too!
You too buddy
Guess what? I didn't
Don’t tell me how my day should be Karen
You too, bruh.
Lorewise it makes no sense that if you play Khajiit in Skyrim, you can freely walk into all cities. In a next Elder Scrolls game, these lore-game mechanic errors should be fixed
Yeah, just like how in the lore Redguards are supposed to be the only ones that can naturally dual wield.
I think the cities specifically banned the Khajiit CARAVANS. Because of the stereotype that they are thieves, they don’t want a dozen of them coming in at once. But you as an individual are allowed.
Hilariously, the caravans DO end up being a thieves guild contact, so, racist assumptions aside, the cities were kind of right.
@@JB-xl2jc That actually makes sense. I can continue playing Khajiit then😁
@@JB-xl2jc Khajiit stole nothing. Khajiit is innocent of this crime.
@@JB-xl2jc Yeah I always looked at it like not allowing a gypsy caravan into your city but letting in individual gypsies. Nords seem to be more welcoming to Khajit than Argonians at least. I'm sure it would also depend on what type of Khajit you are born as. An Ohmes would probably have a much easier time than a Senche-raht.
Get born an alfiq, stay silent and don't use magic so others think you're just a house cat, find a cute girl to adopt you
Congratulations, you beat the game of life
Spoken like a real mooch😎
You guys are amazing, your love for elder scrolls and your vast knowledge has really helped me which my many many playthroughs which has kept me engaged in this amazing game from release still to this day
Can the house cat khajit use magic? If so, imagine one as an assassin that uses illusion, conjuring, and destruction. If you are outside of elswyer you wont see a house cat and think "thats a khajit" and then the chandelier falls on you or the fire rune goes of in your bed.
Someone. Please. Canonize. This! XD
Still found it so weird that the race known for having the best attributes for stealth didn't have a single member in Skyrim's Thieves Guild.
Found that super-weird. That's why my pure Thief character is a female Khajit
The character I've been working on for a minute now is the Flame of Elsweyr.
He is a proud, gray-furred, and wise Khajiit from his native sands. He uses no weapons, instead using his claws like blades to dominate the races of Mer and Men with nothing but what he was given by birthright. His only other weapon is an extension of his heart and soul, the scorching sun of his homeland following him into the bitter colds of Skyrim; fire destruction magic. For ranged combat, he can gracefully evade oncoming attacks and pivot to descend plumes and whirling balls of fire at his opponents. For close combat, he uses his fists, while he is himself emblazoned with flame. While in Skyrim, he at first descended into the Rat Way, and made refuge with the Thieves Guild. After rising to the ranks, bringing it back from glory as he had with the guilds in his homeland, the Flame of Elsweyr realized he had only sealed his visage in the minds of the foreigners around him with the stigmas they themselves burden all of his kind with. He took no pleasure in taking from the Nords or the Elves, as their privilege and home territory bring them abundances of riches to count, the lost relics replaced in time. As this went, the Flame's stolen goods seemed to him more and more everyday as something less than useless, the scraps of his oppressors. He soon after this left the Guild, before ever becoming a Nightingale, petty patrons of Nocturnal, and instead pursued his own spiritual enlightenment. He yearned every passing day to return to his native shores, jungles, and sands, but thought it too soon to return to them, as he would only be running back to the familiar, before he could even recognize himself again. In Skyrim he would stay, for if he could instill again his connection and spirit with his gods, and himself, so very far from home, then he will be worthy enough to return to them.
In his travels, seeking to learn and observe the Nords and their culture to see what he could not then, he helped slay a dragon outside the City of Whiterun, the Flame of Elsweyr's own fire meeting that which came from the Dragon's maw. And from this, the beast's soul was imbued into the aging Khajiit, feeling more as a thanks from the dragon more than its pilfered knowledge. Eager to learn more of this, he set off on a pilgrimage to High Hrothgar, where he would be introduced to the only Men that he could respect; the Greybeards. Upon the Throat of the World he would study with them, hoping to understand and connect to the best he now knew was inside him, as Dovahkiin. Later, as his Mastery of the Thu'um increased, and his discipline tempered, he ascended even higher up the mountain, to experience the greatest and harshest of colds he had ever experienced, his eyes barely open from cold, the hairs of his fur frozen at the tips, his bones straining even more. But it was all worth the hardship, and he knew that, for when he reached the pinnacle, he met and began his tutelage under the Master of the Way of the Voice; the ancient Dragon Paarthurnax. It was through his first encounter, that the dragon knew the Flame of Elsweyr's heart, and taught him a shout to billow his heart of fire through his own shout, almost like a roar of the Mighty cats of Elsweyr. This was but the beginning however, as the Flame would meditate upon the summit for many days and night, shouting his voice upon the cold. But it was during one such night, long after the sun had hidden itself from the world, and the twilight of the full moons above glittered around him, was the cold the harshest it could hope to be. But the Flame was not bothered. He had endured, come to peace, and upon the highest altitude within the coldest lands, he inhaled, feeling the warmth of his home even from here, and exhaled, masterfully surrounding himself in a ring of fire. He had found peace within himself, the fire inside never able now to be snuffed out, even by his own fears and doubts. It now wills him ever onward, as he left the Summits on his greatest pilgrimage, to confront each dragon he faced as an equal, and master each Word of Power the lands could offer him. It was after this long journey, that his roads lead him back to society, to defend his world from the hands of Alduin. But he had now become the Dovahkiin capable to fell the mighty and ancient Tyrant, and was able to witness and set foot in an afterlife he hadn't known yet existed. He came back to Tamriel victorious, but forever changed. He would later grow more fond of wandering the lands than fighting those within them, and would even meet a Khajiit woman who swept his hardened heart away in seconds. Before his journies came to an end, however, he would make one last pilgrimage to High Hrothgar, where he would meditate and come to peace with the wise men and Masters that he now knew as brothers, mentors; friends. And that was the last of his journies, for now. For now, he would pour his focus and strength into building a home and family with his wife, where they would later have a daughter, whose mere existence filled him with joy and wholeness. For he was now finally whole, at this end of this long road from which he started not knowing how empty he was. Perhaps some day, when his children are older, the Flame of Elsweyr would take them and his wife to where it had all started for him. But for now, he was happy, to be at rest, to be home, to be happy. And as he lights the family fire place eith his bare hands, amazing his daughter and youngest boy, and smallest, but most joyous smile graced his face, as he prepared to tell them the story of an Unnamed Warrior, who came to foreign lands, wielded fire, slayed dragons, and found peace at last. His happily ever-after.
Things like this are why Skyrim fans rule
I made a Khajiit character named dar'Khashyyyk (get the reference?). It felt awesome to make a Khajiit own a home in Solitude after a long struggle and become largely known across Skyrim due to his feats. Definitely uplifting for
the Khajiit race, though I understand that my character had a major advantage - he was a dragonborn.
I particularly tend to ignore the dragonborn thing that Skyrim throws at us whether we like it or not. I rarely activate the main quest because of that.
Still, it feels awesome to prove the commonfolk wrong, specially when they say we would make a fine rug. Assholes.
This one would make a fine rug no?
I always liked the idea of my PC being a Khajiit but raised as a Nord, his birth parents having being killed when their caravan was attacked by bandits and he was found by a couple of farmers north of Rorikstead (which I pick as my home "Live Another Life Mod")
My new Khajiit is named "Todespfote" (Death Paw) and he is the new member of the Companions. He has a bed in Jorrvaskr and jobs and quests. I hope he will integrate well in Skyrim. 🐱 Later he will become the savior of the world.
I always end up playing a Ranger type character and Khajiit are well suited to the style right off the bat. I rarely play anything but a Wood Elf or Khajiit. Being able to see in the dark without being a vampire has come in VERY handy more than once. Plus early on the advantage of having claws in a brawl is pretty handy.
No one escape the sneaky sniper cat.
So no one is going to talk about their barbed willies?
Oh gods, the real Barenziah...
No, we're not.
Nour M. Salah what?
@@elizabethgouverneur2972 Cats have barbed penises. Confirmed in the uncensored version of "The Real Barenziah" that Khajiit do, too.
You're born with a Mace of Molag Bal. I see this as an absolute win.
Playing though ESO Elyswere, the Alfiq do seem to be the smartest of the Khajiit breed!
And Senche-raht also seem to be surprisingly impressive spellcasters, in addition to their deadly bulk!
I modded my Khajiit in Skyrim to the size a upright walking cat would be and I tell you in Riften Mr.snuggles is Gangster!
Long time fan of your channel, love this “Is It Worth It” series, would love to see an in depth analysis of everyones most favorite/hated half-giant, viking warriors.
I've never played as anything other than Khajit, Argonian, Bosmer, or occasional orc. Being an awesome outcast suits me. Always has.
is being anything BUT a khajiit worth it?
For me, the biology is enough for it to be a big win.
You have fur so you resist the cold, and yet you can handle the heat pretty well (deserts and stuff).
If you're humanoid, you can climb stuff super easily, you have uncomparable agility and balance. You have night vision, powerful claws, powerful teeth. I wouldn't go to Morrowind for obvious reasons, but the rest is pretty much fine. You can hunt anything pretty much effortlessly and sell the spoils to earn your living. 10/10 would reccommend.
Sidenote: can we speak about the fact they are considered thiefs yet there is not a single khajiit or argonian in the thieve's guild? And no khajiit in the dark brotherhood either.
If memory serves me the Khajiit caravan work with the thieves guild in Skyrim so it seems like there is some truth to the thieving Khajiit stereotype.
@@rojaws1183 They fence for them and can deal you skooma, but you won't see a single hair of fur in the city of Riften (except during the main questline).
Ro Jaws Entrepreneurs 🙈
I love The Elder Scrolls games. But this channel makes me appreciate the lore so much
My favorite character Is a warrior specializing In two-handed greatsword clad In Ebony Armor (style over stats(except the ebony mail)), and for some reason I choose to be a female Khajiit
By the way I think the Alfiq are actually really good mages and are sometimes diplomats (not sure about that second one though) so even the Alfiq are nothing to underestimate considering you could be trying to pet them only to be punted by the Frost Atronach they summoned In retaliation
[Edit] they are not used as diplomats, they are used as spies since you can't tell whether or not they are a normal house cat or not (unless you're maybe a Khajiit (not sure))
Besides the claws effect i wish khajiit had a another effect like locks are easier for them or its easier to steal from peoples pockets.
This is the video in this series that I have been waiting for!
My first choice in any Elder Scrolls game is always Redguard... but... Barbed. Kajiit. Penis. Deadliest weapon in the game. 10/10
This one has looked forward to this video for a long time. Many thanks, friend.
Kahjit: Why everyone dislike us?
Also Kahjit: *NO concept of private property, exporting drugs and crime to all provinces*
My favorite race hands down!:)
Der Rabbit claws down! I’m a Breton lover!
@@shawnberry760 *paws*
Me too and Argnonans
Der Rabbit I don’t know why but I just love playing animals races in games to me humans elf’s and orcs look to plain or ugly
I'm a khajit supremacist. We are simply the most beautiful and special. I will commit genocide on those ugly grey skins.
A thing to consider: to my understanding, all of the Khajiit variants are very intelligent, so don't worry about that!
(The house cat looking ones can even do magic).
M’aiq the Liar is actually M’aiq the Mane. Since you’re covering Khajiit and lore in general could you possibly cover this topic?? It’s a theory I’ve had since his return in Skyrim in a 3rd form, yet continuing to be essentially the same character.
Is being mud crab worth it??
I've fought mud crabs more fearsome than you!
I’m obsessed with this series thanks for the post!!!
Huh, not a single furry joke in the comments..... Has Fudgemuppet forced an evolution of internet commentators?
Or are Skyrim people just so chill.
As for the Question.... I miss my Puss in Boots. Apparently the extra HTH combat equals another piece of armor.
Theres a difference between furries and beastfolk...the difference being beastfolk live in a fantasy world known as Nirn
Payten Pedersen I meant making fun of that the players were Furrys.
Definition is on the internet, the extreme furry may get my comment banned. Just search “what is a furry”.
Furry
@@MrBillyDerp what's the detail about furries?
Khajiit are actually cats not people pretending to be cats
Thank you for finally covering the Khajiits. All of my favorite races have been covered now and despite 3 of 4 of them aren’t worth being it, I would gladly be any of them.
J’zargo await sleep word of how well his scrolls work
You guys are really cranking these out now, and I love it. keep up the good work.
I think I'd be a Maormer. "It's a pirate's life for me!"
Besides, serpent magic is OP AF!
I always make a male khajiit similar to the looks of Mike the liar. I like to thank me and Mike the liar, are distant relatives that got different life paths completely. Lol
I'm not a fan of those skooma-dealing Khajiit living in Skyrim. I think they should go
Elsweyr
You dropped an 'e'
It's spelled Elsweyr ...
the one thing i love about the khajiit is the crazy variety that their race take based on the moons
I get to have a fluffy tail and whiskers. 100% worth
👌
A cat in a tux.... So like, you're friends with Tuxbird?
the whole shapeshifting idea behind the phases of the moon makes the khajiit my favorite race in TES
Although the majority of my Skyrim characters (and even my Morrowind character all those years ago) have been argonians, I think the khajiit would suit me the most. The main reason I play as an argonian in Skyrim is that I freaking LOVE how the folk of Blackmarsh look in this ES installment. In Morrowind, they were kind of meh, but OK, but in Oblivion and ESO, they are absolutely hideous in my opinion.
Now to this video...
1. Screw the roulette. If I was a soul transported into the ES world, I would wait, observe and attune to the moons, because I know exactly what form I'd want to be born as - the mammoth-sized quadruped (I think it's called the Senche-raht..? But I'm not 100 % sure...). Although Alfiq would be OK for me as well. Nevertheless, a quadruped form.
2. I wouldn't mind staying in Elsweyr, though travelling with a khajiit caravan sounds fun. Who cares about some stinking humans and their cities.
3. I have no problem with the Thalmor, actually it really pisses me off that I can't join them in Skyrim. Since I really dislike humans in every fantasy, the Empire vs. Stormcloaks conflict is a lose - lose situation for me. If I was the mammoth-sized furstock, I would actually consider joining the Thalmor as a vanguard warrior.
4. Moon sugar? Gimmie gimmie gimmie!!! As I'm typing this shitstorm of a comment, I'm munching on almonds in chocolate, sooo.... Yeah, meat and sweets, my favourite types of food.
5. As a battle-cat, I would have absolutely no problem with serving as a hunter and / or warrior. Put some armor on me, place a squad of ohmes / cathay archers on my back, alongside an altmer destruction sorcerer, and I'm ready to plow through those damned imperials and their vassals and rip them to shreds! :D
If there will be an option to join the Thalmor in ES 6, I'll definitely play as a khajiit.
I wish literally about to start a new playthrough of Skyrim as a Khajjit, amazing timing.
3:14 wtf is the khajit doing in the background
Praying by the look of it, or possibly meditating.
@@lordnul1708 i think they mightve ment the one mid ax swing but was leaning awkwardly forward
In regards to the Khajit having to camp outside Towns in Skyrim due to mistrust of theiving nature. . .while I was typing this I trained in Sneak level 50 outside Whiterun.
If I could choose one race too be in tes I would still choose the khajiit, even if it means living as a spell-slinging house-cat (cool), or a mammoth size battle-cat (bad-ass).😼
What race would you personally choose Fudgemuppet?
The battlecats have a good sense of humor too 😂
Yep, I don't care what other people think of me so it kinda works out. The statistical advantages are if you are disarmed your not screwed like most others, depending on your type you get a pretty nice advantage as even the house cat has the advantage of "Nobody suspects the house cat." when spying, the giant saber cats would be pretty intimidating as guards or mercenaries, the normal/elven are pretty agile and stealthy and would make very annoying opponents, in dungeons you could simply see in the dark making it so you don't have to attract attention by burning torches, and living in your own land would let you live a pretty comfortable life. My 2 favorite aspects are speaking in the 3rd person and having a barbed penis. :D
I assigned a number to each and used a random number generator, cap being 16 (not including mane), and got Alfiq-Raht. That basically means instead of a barn cat size I am like a maine Coon size right?
3:02 That cat in the background looks like she's midway to faceplanting the stump...
I played Skyrim on and off. It was a fun game but it never grasped me as much as it seemed to with everyone else. I liked it tho and came back every once in a while to make a new character but never played for long. That's until I one day made a Khajiit. I called him Mijhara and he had eyes so far apart, he had a full 360 scope of vision. He also looked a bit like a seal with a hat on. But he had so much personality, so ofc I got Kharjo, J'zargo and Inigo as all my followers, a bit OP probably but I played the game for the story, not the difficulty. That changed it for me, I adored everything about it and I love just running around and exploring and clearing caves to a point where every quest sends me to a cave i've already done haha. It just makes me so happy
Playing 'Oblivion' I remember thinking 'Wow, I rose from being a prisoner to saving two worlds, being a Guild leader, owning the most expensive mansion in Skingrad and possessing great wealth. I ain't no typical house cat.'
Same with 'Skyrim'. Friends in all cities, an estate of my own, won Camilla from under the Nord and the Elf and 2 daughters to care for.
Khajiit make great mages for a very different reason. They can switch from magic to claws and back super quick.
Posting this stuff early lol. About 5:30 am here lol
Raganash 11:30 in the U.K.
Right
You had me at sentient cat. Totally worth it.
All khajiit players are furries. No exception.
*Looks at my Skyrim character*
wait...
Prejudice against Khajiit in Skyrim be like:
Ysolda: "Yeah, these Khajiit make a living traveling the roads and selling their wares. It's got to be tough. Skyrim's a hard enough land when you've got a roof over your head. Worse thing is, nobody wants them in the cities. Nobody trusts them."
Me:Why not?
Ysolda: "Reputation, mostly. A lot of Khajiit turn to smuggling and thievery to get by. A few bad apples spoil the bunch. You know how it is."
Me: ''Sure I agree with you, ah btw gimme few seconds, you know I have been asked by Thieves Guild to deliver moon sugar to the Ri'saad in order to secure another fence for stolen goods...''
I didn't even watch the video yet and I say Heck Yeah! They're talking cats, Nuff said.
Peets peets peets peets peets peets peets peets peets peets *blows peets*
Love this series, but I've been waiting on the Dark Elf video for forever!
Bet u anything its last cuz its their fav
22 unarmed damage at the start of the game
Fun fact: Khajiits are known to be thieves and are sneaky and are sometimes also known as assassins.
Khajiits are also known to be one of the fastest races.
Me:
Fudge Muppet:
Arrow: *iS BeINg in KNeE woRTh It*
Good video! Another good entry into this series you're doing. I find it an interesting choice to pronounce the 'j' in Khajiit like the 'g' in "fridge" instead of the way the characters in the Elder Scrolls games themselves pronounce the word. Sounds more like they pronounce the 'j' in that word like how the French pronounce it in "bonjours". Even, so, great job on this one! I'm looking forward to seeing the rest of the series :)
Is that even a question? Who doesn't want to be a kitty?
Would have honestly loved if skyrim had the unarmed skill tree. Would have made playing the khajiit so much more fun. Like imagine being able to snap the neck of dragons XD
I would be a redguard so I can brag to the common folk about my home in the cloud district
*quicksaving*
Whenever I think I've run out of reasons to play Skyrim, Fudgemupet comes out with another lore video and I get thrown right back in!
Tis a good day when your playing Elder scrolls online as a Khajiit. And watching Fudgemuppet as they talk about Khajiit.
I play Elder Scrolls Online and I would love to be the 8foot tall bipedal...pahmer? Not sure the furstock name
I hope Bethesda one day decides to make a FudgeMuppet aspect of Hermaus Mora. It would only make sense.
not really.
hermaeus mora does indeed collect knowledge and lore, but he would never give it away for free to so many.
@@windhelmguard5295 Windhelm Guard To be fair, neither does FudgeMuppet. Pretty sure he gets those sweet youtube monies and he has a patreon.
@@Tannlore but TH-cam money is like what? 5 cents a view provided you watch a full ad and don't skip it?
@@lordnul1708 Hence the Patreon no? Also at 5 cents a view, let's say that only half his membership watches everything we're talking (.05 x 400k) is $20,000. Now it certainly isn't that easy mind you. Hence, why he has a Patreon as I'm sure he'll tell you, this is where the bulk of the money comes from. Either way, videos of this quality don't come free no matter how you cut it. Fudgemuppet has to spend time making all of it, which means time from a different job he could be doing. Nothing is free, not even the videos here. Someone pays something for them at some point.
@@Tannlore i know, I was just noting how TH-cam tends to jip most of it's content creators in terms of how much they actually receive from the videos themselves (hence why the Patreon is necessary). Gotta them bills (never mind payments for new equipment or software should anything go wrong or be in next of an upgrade), and TH-cam with its funny algorithms likes to screw with the content creators by more or less undervaluing the videos (or even just taking most of what one should get).
That said, 20,000 barely covers rent in most apartments, let alone groceries, bills etc (especially as you get closer to a major city like, for example, London, New York or Paris) so yeah making videos and streaming for a living is, for lack of a better way to put it, rough.
If only because of the unarmed damage, yes. Besides, you're immune to city laws so... :P
So many new videos coming I almost struggle to keep up. Love it though, I vote for the dunmer video next!
Is Being [ Insert Class Type] Worth It?
Do this after this series is over if you would oblige.
This is the Worth-it video that I've been waiting for. And you should do the Nord video for last
I love Khajiit~ just can't use DD with them :(
This is the one I have been waiting for
Same