The DEADLY SOLDIERS of Oblivion - The Dremora - Elder Scrolls Lore
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In our latest Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video we delve into the Dremora.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series, following The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 11, 2011.
The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim. Over the course of the game, the player completes quests and develops the character by improving skills. The game continues the open world tradition of its predecessors by allowing the player to travel anywhere in the game world at any time, and to ignore or postpone the main storyline indefinitely.
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Imagine waking up in Kvatch and a bunch of Darth Mauls just roll up out of nowhere
It's those kinds of days, where you just resign yourself to whatever comes. If they are there for you, whatever they want, you can't outrun it. I mean you can, but they have time.
The guard still holds to road but it’s only a matter of time before they’re overwhelmed! RUN WHILE YOU CAN!!
@@varnelkythe761 Yah, if they are just generally tossing up the neighborhood, get out.
I was thinking if you were on someones list, you can run, you can banish them, but they have a mission and they will be back for that soul.
Big oof. Still better than dealing with fucking scamps at level 3
*duel of the fates plays*
"We are the Dremora! We are the hunters, you are the hunted!"
_gets prison shanked by a counter-invasion of lizardmen_
Lol "prison shanked"
Dremora: We're invading
Argonians: No u
I think I missed my queue to tell "JAEGER!!!" at the top of my lungs.
@@drogosbaggins9800 ?
@Alibey Bal they're talking about the Attack on Titan theme
In elder scrolls 6 they need to make the Dremora more scary, in TES 5 they just look like dark elves with war paint on
But they are very cool man
They literally are just Dark Elves with war paint on - but if you look in the Creation Kit you can see they were supposed to have unique textures, a unique head shape and unique teeth. Shame it never came to be.
@@manhattanvalleyofthedead2425 its bc bethasda wants to make their games as accesible as possible that is why we r the chosen one in tes5 that is why there is barerly a difference win thr other races in tes5 and that is why we dont get things that are "scary" or naked like even if youd jump a guy in the shower you would just see him with more clothes than ever
@@NoNo-lt9bi Nah it's because they ran out of time, you can see in the Creation Kit that they were planning on giving each race unique textures but stopped halfway through and that Dremora were supposed to have their own head shape but have been set to use the Dark Elf one instead.
@@manhattanvalleyofthedead2425 I wonder if there’s enough to make something out of it...
Ah the dremora. my favorite summon in skyrim, my third favorite summon in oblivion, and my second favorite summon in morrowind. Highest damage output of any other summon in the game, human sized so that they fit in places ice atronachs can't, and can soak a whole lot of damage before they die. fun fact though, the ones in skyrim don't have their own template. They're all just dark elves with horns. at least in previous games they had their own (what's it called again) mesh.
Out of curiosity what are your second and primary summons in oblivion? I guess one is spider daedra?
I had summon 2 Dremora to fight a Frost Dragon and they were both eaten.
@@jamesmccarthy962 nope. one is the dark seducers, followed by the golden saints. Gotta be honest, the idea of just summoning hot women who will do whatever I say is very appealing. btw the golden saints were also my favorite summon in morrowind, but less because of the hot women thing and more of the highest stat summon in the game thing.
clericofchaos1 hmm alright then... lol
@@clericofchaos1 fair enough, not played the shivering isles expansion more than once yet so i forgot you could summon those. My picks are Xivili, dremora, spider daedra then clanfear
These videos are such a gem.
We need 23 more
Delicious like a filled black soul gem, yes indeed '-,::,-'
@@mackotrba Spell better.
Elder scrolls lore is so rich! Most of players play Es games like a shooter without reading everything that is in the game.. What a sin!!
an unusual gem but a gem
*crosses fingers*
"Please tell me Drew the Daedrologist is on the case."
*16 seconds later hears Drew's voice*
"YES!"
That's our Drewby!
Cheecho i would be immensely disappointed if Drew *the Daedrologist* was not the one to talk about Daedra
I think a good example of how most Dremora view being summoned is during the Master Conjuration quest at the College of Winterhold.
You summon a Dremora to get a sigil stone, but he adamantly refuses. So you have to summon and beat him into submission over and over again until he relents and gets you the sigil stone.
Well, there is honor in it since they are being summoned to serve this mortal presumably at the permission of their lord. While not really show in game these summoning spells require a specific ritual to even be successful. So the summoning spells normally taught are just pacts already established by previous wizards...or created by the caster I suppose if that was allowed in game. Why the unbound dremora is different is because this being has no accord with any mortal. You force it to both fear and respect you through sheer power and brutality.
Dormamu! I’ve come to bargain!
@Spin-chan Art indeed
Jacob Freeman Similar to how the Dremora in Paradise can actually grant you passage without killing it for respect of you.
In besting him multiple times, you demonstrate yourself to be of superior combat ability, and thus, his newly-found respect for you on that account outweighs his negative disposition towards your status as a mortal; hence the eventual alignment of will.
"Could you imagine being a mighty warrior, the Valkynaz, the toughest Dremora to ever walk the barren wastes of the Deadlands only to have some snot-nosed novice to have the gall, the unmitigated audacity to bind you to his service?"
Mage Dragonborn, using one Valkynaz as a footstool while a second one feeds him grapes: "Sounds absolutely humiliating :\"
@@Mortablunt ok? Like who tf asked ?
Well, puts into perspective just how terrifying the Dragonborn can be. He/she is literally a demigod after all
I wish we could see more of them. There's so many possible daedra due to the various prince's spheres of influence.
ESO and Oblivion have a lot more daedra than Skyrim does
@@redfallxenos4585
Mods are great.
What do the Daedra make their clothes out of?
*Mala-cloth* (I'm so sorry, I won't say it again)
That was a good one :)
@@keltoronm2994 Thanks my dude x)
-_-
Shhhh...
...heagorath.
@@eduardolapenda7268 Shouldn't you be fixing Fallout 76?
Now do a video on Auriels (Golden Saints) and Mazkyn (Dark Seducers).
Yes, please!
Are those Sheogoraths dremora hmm
@@Doralga yes.
He covered them in some video he did about Sheogorath. I don't remember the name of the vid
Rawrg, I'm a god of Chaos! Now hold on a second while I painstakingly organize my followers into strict hierarchies and categories...
You trained your entire life.
They trained starting from the Dawn of time itself and know no fear of dying.
Except Argonians, they fear them like the plague so badly they shut the Oblivion gates leading into Black Marsh during the Oblivion Crisis, and I doubt many Daedra ever considered tangling with them again.
Exept that might all be propoganda
I mean if you saw an army of blood thirsty crazed lizard men that acted as like a hive mind that stormed INTO the gate instead of running in fear you would close that shit fast
That wasn't fear of the Argonians. That was a tactical retreat. When you discover that your enemy lies in wait for you in one location, but runs from you at another, wouldn't it make sense to exploit the greater weakness?
John Cybulski
The Daedra had nothing to lose during the invasion, so I rather chalk it up to genuinely having felt fear and being overwhelmed.
According to the lore, if they had left the Black Marsh gates open, the Hist network would have fought them with every inch each Argonian had to give, and would likely have overrun the invading dremora. So, logically, to keep from getting turned to pulp on their own turf, the dremora shut the gates and focused on the individuals that WERENT tearing them a new asshole
Nothing like snuggling up in bed and watching these lore videos.
This nigga named Kevin said “snuggling” lmao
Kevin so true
I never understood why Dremora's have lived countless ages, have more martial and war experience then any mortal, yet some random "chosen one" can just mow them down like they are nothing.
Dragons are not to be undermined.
It's still a game afterall like no one man would be able to take down a fort garrison of soldiers
Because your the main character, are blessed in someone by the divines, have save and loading, have build diversity, etc
How do daedra create such amazing armor?
They pour their heart into it (;
To those who dont get it, to make daedric gear at the atronach forge you need a daedra heart
*pour
Chad: Morrowind Dremora can only die by enchantments or silver
Virgin: Skyrim Dremora (Dunmer with horns)
Weren’t the Dunmer created by Azura?
@@muslimcrusader5987 Yes but the Dremora in Skyrim were just the Dunmer retextured adding horns and different skin and eyes. But the same model used for the Dunmer. But in the lore yes Azura created the Dunmer from the Chimer.
@@nicaln5104 Isn't "created" a bit of a euphemism?
I don't know why but I could easily see Drew summoning an unbound dremora and the conversation playing like this. Dremora "how dare you summon me mortal I shall destroy you" Drew (sitting at a table covered in food and drink) I just want to talk have a seat. want something to eat? Dremora wait all you want to do is talk?
Just make sure not to take anything the dremora offers you, as when you accept a gift from an unbound dremora, it gives them power over you. There's a book in skyrim but i forget the title
Pretty sure due to the Daedra's code of combat and "honor", as well as the fact they don't require sleep or food, that he will most likely just throw over the table to stab you so he can return to Oblivion and do his assigned mission from his superiors XD
Basically imagine this, you are doing a essential quest to save someone or do something of extreme importance, and suddenly you are summoned to some guys table and he goes on about how he wants to talk and ask questions while your mission where time is of the essence is dripping away with every wasted moment.
That scene from Legend came to mind when reading this.
@@thevalorousdong7675 I think it was A Tragedy in Black. I could be wrong though.
@@stanleywilliams1605 noted. Thanks. My favorite series in game is The poison song series.
There's a hole in the canon: You can use Soul Trap magic on Dremora and trap their animus in a Soul Gem. Does that mean they go to the Soul Cairn, or back to reincarnation once the gem is used?
Send Dremora army to soul cairn then, game mechanics doesnt apply to the lore for example Bend Will lore-wise allows Man, Mer, and Dragon to be bind to your will forever but in the game, the mechanics last only for like 30 seconds.
Tis just games that is why your horns dissapear when dawning cloaka and shit as an argonian
Probably
@@beauvsb5230 it's because you're trash mage
My headcanon is the art of enchanting is really a deal between mortals and gods or daedric princes, the enchanter offers a soul to a diety and in exchange gets power. So to answer your question I think the daedric prince who possessed the dremora would want the soul the soul back, the soul cairn only seems interested in the souls of the creature of nirn, as beside the bonemen their is none in the realm
Dremora: "I WILL HAVE YOUR SOUL! WE ARE THE STRONGEST!"
Me: "Look, an Argonian!"
Dremora: "Dagon come pick me up im scares."
I wonder if there are more stories of Dremora being commanded to do other...less "killy" things...
@@redfallxenos4585
The first part is true. The part about azura is out of game, non canon roleplay
Makes you wonder since you can summon humanoid beings and tell them to do whatever you want ;) ;)
@@the_dropbear4392 No it isn't, Muatra appears in-game.
@@redfallxenos4585 Vivec's sermons are just his fan fics that he tells his followers to sound mystic and divine
@@redfallxenos4585
The spear is canon. Stabbing azura isn't and only appears in an out of game non canon roleplay
A good drink in my hand, Skyrim on my xbox, FudgeMuppet on my phone.... Life is good
Indeed it is sir
You are in a class of your own making friend you have my respect
Hail friend!!!
Actually, that thing about their armour looking fitting on them, had me thinking. Summoned items reassemble Daedric stuff, and is literally a daedra forced into that form. Even Daedric made stuff requires the heart of a daedra (dremora). Is the armour and weapons that dremora use, a part of themselves, or like another daedra that they have dominated to act as such? It could put some of their domination mindset into an explanation.
I think their armour is like an Exoskeleton. I know that Bound Weapons and Armour are Daedra souls that have been reshaped into a Sword or Armour piece.
Hmm...
It's weaker Daedra dominated into the form of armour and weapons. Apparently upstart lesser Daedra get turned into things like slippers and coat racks.
Could explain why you can’t loot the armor of them (I know it’s an in game mechanic but it’s a good explanation)
@@nomousecat
This sounds believable.
I just had to put down my 15 year old pup, who's been my best friend since she was 1 year old. I'm in a lot of pain, but your voice is very soothing, Drew. Thank you man. I'll always support this channel as long as it exists.
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That's rough man. I hope you have many good memories of your old pal. My big goofy buddy is getting old and I can't imagine a day without him in my life.
Pussy
@@luka2298 lmao
@@luka2298 no u x infinity.
Where is Dremora? - Who is Dremora? - I do you one better... Why is Dremora?
Everyone always asks where is Dremora... Who is Dremora... but no one ever asks how is Dremora...
David Tilling Infinity wars?
These fiends are not powerful enough to OVER THROW TALOS!
*arrests Heimskr* I'm afraid we're going to need to take you away for heresy and breaching the White Gold Concordat.
Are they not?
They led a supposedly unsecussful inavastion of Tamriel killing the true line of emperors and look at the aftermath, sure they didn’t invade successfully but the entire elder scrolls worlds is falling apart because of them.. oh and that’s right.
The thalmor who never would have come to power without the Oblivion Crisis? They’re overthrowing Talos
(╭☞ ͡ ͡° ͜ ʖ ͡ ͡°)╭☞
@@pisscvre69 Technically Talos can't be overthrown until not a single mortal no longer worships him. The Thalmor have a lot of work to do
The very idea is inconceivable to our Elven overlords! Sharing the heavens with us? With man? Ha! They can barely tolerate our presence on earth!
Today, they take away your faith. But what of tomorrow? What then? Do the elves take your homes? Your businesses? Your children? Your very lives?
And what does the Empire do? Nothing! Nay, worse than nothing! The Imperial machine enforces the will of the Thalmor! Against its own people!
So rise up! Rise up, children of the Empire! Rise up, Stormcloaks! Embrace the word of mighty Talos, he who is both man and Divine!
For we are the children of man! And we shall inherit both the heavens and the earth! And we, not the Elves or their toadies, will rule Skyrim! Forever!
@@MisterManTheBestMan A fellow brother of arms has finally heard my cries!
Glorious!!
'Castes' is pronounced the same as "casts".
Different regions have different dialects, it's pronounced how you said where I'm from but may be different where Drew is from, regardless, we all knew what he meant
@@iwnnafckmthmn While that is true, I don't think this is a dialectical thing, just a mispronunciation.
Anyway, that's all.
Aye, like "Half-caste". Considered a controversial word these days as the word Caste refers to levels of racial "purity".
@@maxdamagusbroski No, 'castes' were/are social hierarchies within Indian society.
@@Kainlarsen Incorrect. "mid 16th century (in the general sense ‘race, breed’): from Spanish and Portuguese casta ‘lineage, race, breed’, feminine of casto ‘pure, unmixed’, from Latin castus ‘chaste’." Even in an indian sense, if your skin is darker or you present other certain genetic characteristics, you are often considered "lower caste". There is some flexibility, but the origin is clear.
good work man......goddamn Bethesda needs to hire you!
I really love Drew's roleplaying as a Mage college student. It nicely ties together his series on all things deadra, and makes you want to continue watching his videos for his story as I learn about the Elder scrolls lore. Truly the bravest of fudgemuppet!
It is a shame that summoning dremora in-game does not occasionally prompt a random encounter where the dremora tries to manipulate the contract (his first attack on you doing "sneak attack" damage if get hit by it). Granted, they wouldn't do this if summoned into battle but if summoned when no enemies are near. It would add a real feel for what you were doing. These encounters would change or disappear completely as your commutation skill and/or max magic increased (and they would not even question your authority if your stats were high enough). Still, having a dremora appear and then offer you some sort of weapon or enchanted item as a "tribute" to "such a powerful master of the arcane"... Or if you summon one before you should be able to, have them offer to give you advice... a sort of gift for one who managed such a powerful summoning. ...it would be kind of epic.
yes. i drool at this idea.
It sounds epic, but isn't really realistic (I mean by Elder scrolls standards)
These are the Dremora we're talking about, they value strength and hate weakness.
If they see they've been summoned by a novice conjurer who practically summoned them by accident, they're not going to be impressed, they'll see it as an insult to them and their pride and will immidiately try to take advantage of your inexperience or just flat out kill you for wasting their time.
Take the book "A Tragedy in Black" for example.
Quote: The dremora looked on the young boy with disdain. He looked to be no more than seventeen or eighteen, on the cusp of manhood.
Dremora: You? You have summoned me?
Boy: Mother says I'm good with spells. Someday I'm gonna be a wizard. Maybe even archmage!
Dremora: And what would your mother know of magic, boy?
Boy: She's a wizard! She's an enchanter at the Arcane University.
Dremora: Ah. Another dabbler in the mystic arts. I'm certain she is barely mediocre.
Boy: You shut up! I read the scroll. I get to tell you what to do.
-First half of the book.
If you were a prideful, high ranking warrior of an immortal race would you really be impressed by that whiny teenager?
And lets say that teen was actually capable of binding you to his whim. Do you really think you wouldn't try to exploit his hubris for your own gain/freedom?
Dremora respect power and honor, nothing else. To them, even a Master Conjurer is insignificant compared to a Daedric Prince.
@@722lovemonkey agreed, but I'd still love to see them interact with my master conjurer. how would they react to someone who can spam that spell like it's nothing and even has one of their weapons. not to mention her being a vampire
I wanted to talk to the ones I had summoned. Having some dialog with them would be interesting, especially since our character is Dragonborn. Would be fascinating to hear from a Dremoras' perspective on the matter. After all, we have dragon in our bloodline, along some of us chosen to be vampires, so it isn't like we are just mortal master conjurers.
non elderscrolls lore: "What's a dremora? I've never seen one."
me: you know Darth maul from starwars?
person: "yes"
me: "Imagine him, but he doesn't die, there are clones of him, he's wearing spikey armor, and has two goat horns"
You forgot the sexy deep voice that commands respect and fear to all who has to face them.
Dey protecc
Dey attacc
But most importantly...
Dey run from the lizord boi fast as hecc
Great content as usual. I love summoning dremora to fight for me in Skyrim and Oblivion.
I smell weakness! Give me your heart!
There can be no other end.
A challenger is near!
You forgot CAPSLOCK. These guys spray it when they say it.
my Dremora summon: ANOTHER WHO SEEKS>> DEATH!!!!
Random Bandit: Death is highly OVERRATED!!
No match at all
I’d like to see a human summoning a Dremora, and fighting alongside him until the Dremora begins to actually respect how strong he is despite being a mortal.
I can see that happening to the Dragonborn.
Hands down secunda is such a beautiful song
This video has me wanting an Elder Scrolls game based in the planes of the Daedra. Seeing the Dremora society up close would be so cool.
Uhh, you mean Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion?
SuperThunderdragon
I think I just had an aneurysm over your comment.
Oblivion was treated as just a dungeon in TES4, no Daedra lore, no learning about their society, they didn’t even put the right rank of Dremora in the right places it’s all based on your level not on what would actually be there,
Technically do you go to oblivion in oblivion? Yes,
But do you really?
No, not until the shivering isles and that’s not about Dremora.
.
Now the old elder scrolls spin off game Battlespire is actually probably a great place to learn about Dremora since that entire game is set in the realms of oblivion and invented almost all the Daedra lore and types
I didn't even want to give him the effort of a response but you did it so well.
@@pisscvre69 Could be kinda cool with an other Battlespire like spin off title.
>Oblivion was treated as just a dungeon in TES4, no Daedra lore, no learning about their society, they didn’t even put the right rank of Dremora in the right places it’s all based on your level not on what would actually be there
This right here. The aggressive level scaling in Oblivion is simply NOT lore friendly.
You did it again you filthy bastard ❤️
Golden saints and dark seducers next!
*flashback to my master conjurer-necromancer in skyrim spamming this spell*
drew: *summoning dremora is very dangerous*
my character: why do you think I have so many *expel daedra* spells?
Wait if Dremora hate conjuration, why are there always Dremora mages summoning clanfear runts?! You can never kill them when a clanfear is continuously staggering you!
Which is why i summon my own clanfear to act as agro
Gotta that poise up. Oh wait.
I love how in Skyrim instead of just getting the Conjure Dremora Lord spell like you would any other, you get a quest instead that has you literally beat a Dremora into submission
Can you do a series on the towns and cities of tamriel?
Yes please Drew
A great way to leave civilization I will be gone for the next few days
I really really wish the Dremora had a more unique model with it's own skeleton (like the falmer do) to make them look less like "I used mods to change an elves skin colour and add horns"
Can we all put an F in the chat for the Dremora in TES IV: Oblivion who was summoned just only so he could deliver a message to the nasty, filth of the water front to tell some pompous arrogant mortal to stop messing about with "fairy tales" and get back to his job.
Imagine how embarrassing and demoralizing thst must have been.
Wait then how does sanguine and his artifact work
Might be a fun thought experiment for you. Imagine for a moment that through whatever mechanism bethesda wants to use (probably involving some mortal), imagine if *poof* all the Aedra are now basically at the Daedra's power levels, ability, etc. Only now they hold even more of the arrogance than the Daedra, because literally every mortal would be NOTHING without them, and they are a BIT annoyed that mortals haven't always been loyal with the dark elves being exceptionally dickish...... How do you think that kind of situation would end up? Wars in heaven and earth? What about the akavari? the remaining dragons? imagine an elder scrolls game where you actually had to team up with the daedra to save Nirn because some of the Aedra threw a temper tantrum.
The Daedra would gladly side with mortals, especially those who worship and served them well, to help them from the Aedra. The first Daedric prince to come into mind to saving Tamriel... Lord Sheogorath. He already saved mortals from other Daedric Princes... what are a few Aedras are to him but more fun and games at trolling... and cheese... lots of cheese. Anyways such a game quest would be rather interesting.
It makes one wonder what purpose do male or female forms have in a species that is never born.
Because they want to look like that, who knows
Differences between beings (sex, gender, appearance, etc.) beget different woes and angers (from which they draw upon their own experience of their existence). Which, consequently, are then used upon other beings that they encounter, from whom they do so delight in subduing/destroying.
It would be fun to torture Dremora summon the same Dremora every day just to torture it to death in fun and interesting ways
Do a video on the three atronachs.
what mods are these used in video, armor, females .. so many things to the dremoras? Great video
Can someone give an accurate vocal distortion for female dremora? I'm doing a female Dremora build and want to know what one would sound like
12:28 wait butlers why would dremora be butlers.
watch black butler the anime, then you might understand.
And also, in Dragonborn, there’s a Dremora Butler who can carry some stuff for you.
I wish you'd include some footage from games like Battlespire and older games besides just Skyrim! Great content however! Thank you!
The best image of a Dremora, I have used as portrait for my sorcerer Tiefling in D&D.
if they are not born, how come they have bellybuttons?!? see 9:11 for proof
One thing I found to be interesting is in order to craft daedric armor you need a daedric heart for one piece of armor. That means each daedra that has the armor has killed and ripped the heart out of at least 3 other daedra. Or at least I like to think that they take the heart of their fallen daedric opponent to craft their armor with.
In the end it doesn't matter since the daedra just get reborn as soon as they die
Maybe is the technology to make one like them that the mortals don't have, and the heart should emulate the lacking ingredient (the despise that daedras have).
@@redfallxenos4585 I don't give A f@ck about daedric lives. I've literally enslaved several of them. #daedriclivesdontmatter I thinks it's Savage they murder each other and make armor with their enemies heart. Daedra aren't easy to kill if you aren't dragonborn.
I highly doubt that they need a daedra heart for the armor. Only tamrielic mortals need the hearts to come close to the daedric design which would be impossible otherwise. So they just have it from the very moment they spawn.
@@proximityclockworkx1572 that doesnt make any sense. Thats like saying you don't need eggs to make scrambled eggs. With out the daedra heart it's just ebony armor. Just like with out dragon bone and scales it's still also just ebony armor. You can't make either daedric armor or dragon armor without a piece of the dragon or daedra.
It's pronounced 'Carst', not 'Cayste'. It's a real world word.
The fact you can sumon most of these as a dragon born and they don't turn on you mabey there's a bit of respect they have for you especially after killing Alduwin your strong you have the power of a God able to wipe out whole army's at the snap of a finger and they know it to them your a dedra
If the premise of Daedric/Dremora immortality is the existence of an animus/vestige which while not a soul in the human sense could still be classified as a spirit of a sort. And the subject of their renewal/revival/resurrection is their vestige traveling to the Void and then reforming in their plane of Oblivion. Could Dark Brotherhood members potentially become Dremora or Daedric-esque beings as their souls go to the Void as well?
I used to forget this was a role playing game but this guy helps me remember that just with his intro
Ah the Dremora, this is where the fun begins. Spider Daedra next? Or perhaps the Scamps?
Idk if its new or im just late but i found the wintersun mod for religion and holy shit its fun, for ur future character builds ;)
Damn, the master conjuration quest for skyrim is just cruel in its own special way isn't it? XD
To this day, that unbound Dremora walks the college like he owns the place and kills the dragons that land there.
I smell Weakness
The only thing I am upset about summoning a Dremora is that they only last for 2 minutes, maybe 5 minutes with powerful conjuration potions. I always focus on conjuration skill first, because having two Dremora knights makes easy leveling in magic and sneak skills, plus game play as a Daedra Worshiper is more fun. Them Dremoras are great tankers. I knew I could summon them when I got Sanguines' Rose. My logic was... if there is a staff, there is an actual spell book to learn it. I was so happy being able to summon them. And they are always first in my mind when making a new character. I will take your warning and place it on a shelf. May be because my Dremora knights are from Sanguines' realm and have a good connection with mortals. 🤷♀️
"Could you imagine being a mighty warrior, the Valkynaz, the toughest Dremora to ever walk the barren wastes of the Deadlands only to have some snot-nosed novice to have the gall, the unmitigated audacity to bind you to his service?"
Only to realize that the summoner is a Dragonborn mortal female with a set of duties for you and your comrade to complete that would make even Lord Sanguine blush with embarrassment at the services demanded from you. You then curse the Divines that your services has a time limit. 😂😏
Puny dremora, get on mora's level. The madman has spoken
These videos make me feel complete
@FudgeMuppet love the vids guys! 😎😎😎
I smell weakness! There you are weakling! There could be no other end!
If deadric princes are considered god's and dremora are second to them, wouldn't that make them, sorta like a demi god?
No. They are more like angels and demons, fully immortal but not as powerful as God. Not demi-Gods, since demi-Gods are part mortal and Dremoras are full immortal.
Why did you guys stop making builds? Dont get me wrong, I love the lore vids. But kinda miss the builds
Oh Just hearing Skyrim soundtracks make me so nostalgic even if i have Played it like 20 mins ago
This video conflates Dremora and Xivilai. They're different.
A bunch of dremora marching and the Uruk-hai theme go together suprisingly well
It's better to live a happy life and die than to stay immortal and be a servant. And Dremoras are nothing but servants
Holly fck this one is cool
I like to summon them in legendary dificulty, they are more effective to wipe out spawn vampire and they can kill ebony warrior if conjuration spell free to cast
I summoned two while my follower summoned his own using Sanguines' rose... The Ebony Warrior didn't have a chance. 😂🤣
I bet when when aliens find a desolate earth a million years from now, they'll still find a video about Eldet Scrolls by Fudgemuppet being uploaded at the very moment.
I honoh moi lawd.....
BAI DEESTROOYING YOO!!!
Always keep the Sanguine rose handy to get a dremora to cause some havoc !!!
Ah yes these guys are so much more fun to fight as antagonists than dragons
What mods do you use for armor cause I really like the one that looks like hooded monk robes
I do wish you’d use pictures of examples of creatures and what not 😭 I’ve learned lots from your channel but have never even seen some of the stuff you mention.
The mod used for the Armor/Robe in 4:24 .. what is it?
I need that :O
You really make the most juicy lore videos. I can't wait for when you get fresher material to work with.
“Man is mortal, and doomed to death failure and loss.”
And WEAKNESS.
13:04 - 13:32
I can't make heads or tails of what he's on about.
It seems like trying to make a comparison between dremora and mortals, but I can't quite grasp the point he's trying to make by doing so.
It's just giving me a headache.
It's like, he's talking about things mortals tend to have like family and afterlives, but then he's talking about dremoras' reconciliation of eternity and purpose, and I'm not quite getting what the connection is.
I keep trying to build up an explanation, but it just collapses.
Whatever bizarre logic is at play is a kind I cannot wrap my head around.
That intro was immersive as hell. Very nice 👌
Edit: Nevermind, it's all immersive and good as hell!
I can't get enough of your vids! Absolutely amazing. Plus this is one of my favorite topics anyway 😂
Can you make a video on the life of Todd Howard.
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Hodd Toward
He's an over rated liar. Under his tenure the game mechanics and RPG elements have been increasingly dumbed down.
Or, to give him his proper name, Todd Coward
I hope that Elder Scrolls 6 and Starfield have this much deep lore.
So I know you like to go into detail about different factions from withing in the game.....so I have to know, do you know the reason why the dawngaurd has to have an orc in their ranks? If you kill durack you notice the replace him with another orc....why? Maybe you can dig something up?
I've always wondered if it's possible for a dremora to breed with another mer. I really think it would make for a powerful hybrid Altmer build if so!
Heavy Armor Destruction One handed
Drew, you should build an Nov for skyrim.
A professor at mages guild in Winterhold...
4:20 Whats the armor mod, please
Elder Scrolls VII: Dremora. You are a Daedra native to Oblivion and choose your adventure based on the master you serve; Molag Bal, Mehrunes Dagon, or Boethiah. You are trying to climb your way up the ranks of Dremora society and please your chosen master while trying to gain favor through obtaining greater power. The player will experience firsthand the intricacies of Dremora and Daedric politics, starting as a newly reformed animous fresh from being slain, you must explore realms of Oblivion to complete tasks for your masters, torture mortals, and deal with frustrating but novel random encounters involving being summoned to Mundus for a variety of tasks that mortals will give you. While summoned on Nirn you can choose to be obedient in an attempt to get your summon over with sooner so you can get back to your tasks in Oblivion, or you can take the time to explore the curious world of mortals. Perhaps you will try to find a loophole in the summoning contract to punish the summoner for their arrogance. Any Daedra you encounter in your travels in Oblivion has the potential to be randomly summoned to Mundus, which will be frustrating for completing quests though will give the player the unique Dremora experience.
Death will be handled in the way of the Daedra rather than traditional quickload systems. You as a Dremora actually need to die to level up rather than mortals that must rest to use their experience. You will meet interesting Daedra from other realms that have their own stories and tasks that require the help of an eager strong Dremora, some who will choose to accompany you in your journeys across Oblivion. Potential companions could include anything from a sadistic and unpredictable Spider Daedra, a battle hardened and fiercely loyal Golden Saint, a mischievous scamp with many interesting tales from his many lives on Nirn, a reluctant stoic Xivilai who has rejected the sacred hierarchy of the Dremora, and likely many others.
Where are my fellow champions of Molag bal
“You are the prey and we are the hunters”? I didn’t know they had Attack on Titan on Nirn...