Fact # 6...There is only one living Dwemer last in the universe. Yagrum Bagarn, who appeared in Morrowind. He was off exploring a plane of Oblivion when the Dweven race disappeared, so he was spared.
soo... if they can bend the laws of the universe doesn't that mean that they can travel through time? which means they might not have gone extinct just left their time period.
jonathan terry entirely plausible, considering what the ancient Nords did with Alduin the first time...pulled out the elder scroll in one hell of a "hail mary" and flung him forward in time. Their solution was "oh well, he's someone else's problem now". Considering the dwemer could actually access and comprehend the elder scrolls and the information within..it's very possible. One could also infer that, with that same access to the otherwise "forbidden" information, they could have discovered a means of ascension that didn't require nearly the amount of legwork that Talos had to put in.
They were erased from reality. The Chimer got a hold of their Heart of Lorkan and used it against them to erase the entire race from existence save for one guy who was in a daedric realm outside of nirn at the time.
rwberger6 That doesn't explain why their civilisation is still evident though. I have a feeling that tale is actually a made up story within the lore to explain their disappearance.
yes, but its way better than other low tier, and ultra abundant. you cant arm an entire army with ebony, dragonbone, or daedric armor, but for the dwemer, dwarved metal is so common they use it for toilets, bowls, condoms (hehe, okay that last part is a joke, but could you imagine that as an armor piece)
I get that, but Dwemer gear being better than something like Iron is just gameplay progression. It is low-tier armor in game, but there is nothing in lore that says it is better than something like Iron or Glass.
Barry Bee Meme-son I think it goes that the armour you find in Dwarven ruins is aged and ruined, and the stuff you craft is shit because either the ingots are ruined or no person with no forge can replicate it
because the higher tiers above that are both armors of the gods themselves theoretically and lorewise higher tiers then dwemer shouldn't not be able to be crafted with the exception being drangonbone the dwemer want to become a god and thats why they fucked up and disappeared forever deadra are gods they are above the dwemer and both armors ebony and deadric originated from the gods
yandere len Well orc gear is also better than the dwemer gear, but that more shows that the orcs have surpassed the dwemer's smithing capabilities in the last 1000 years, then the quality of the materials.
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- Ancient caves and ruins in Earth: Find primitive tools, illegible writing, and drawings today people would consider drawn by a five-year old. -Ancient ruins in Northern Tamriel: Find godlike technology no other civilization could comprehend, fully-functional and sentient droids, and a scroll used to create the world.
I love the logic in this sort of like how Mayans were supposed to be advanced and disappeared with the majority of their history destroyed by Europeans
The fact that the dwemer refused to serve the gods and were getting close to equal footing to them may be why they mysteriously disappeared idk just a theory.
Fact number 6 Dwemers even built their own deity - brass god, the walking tower, Numidium, however it was never found. Just to say, Dwemers built many gigantic constructs that can be found all over Tamriel, the most famous of these is the one Talos used against Altmers.
Dude, the construct Talos used against the Altmer WAS Numidium, he found it. It was also re-discovered in Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall by the main character, and you then have six options of what to do with it: activate it yourself, give it to the Blades, give it to the Orcs, give it to the Bretons, give it to Mannimarco, give it to the Underking.
Mr.Vojtik No, that was the Numidium. The reason why so much shit went down in Daggerfall was because when Numidium was activated a dragon break occurred. If I remember correctly, Numidium is currently battling the Altmer in some kind of "time cacoon".
A few little problems here and there. The Lexicons required knowledge of how to access their contents, seemingly a difficult and treacherous task. The only characters who accomplish this in Skyrim are Septimus Signis, who has spent a lifetime researching the Dwemer and how to use their machinations (and already insane when the player meets him), From-Deepest-Fathoms, who is driven insane by the knowledge within the Lexicon she finds, and the Dragonborn, who only gets a fraction of the metallurgical and combat techniques contained within by accident. It's also worth noting that Tonal Architects, such as Kagrenac, were extremely rare among the Dwemer, and greatly valued by their people due to their mastery of such a subtle art. However, the Dwemer had many extremely adept warriors and smiths, some of the most skilled of which were said to be capable of dodging barrages of spells while wearing a full suit of heavy armor. If the Dwemer were to ever return, it's unlikely that the peoples of Nirn would be able to stand against them, even after millennia of progress. However, the capabilities of Dwemer technology are still very impressive. Such as an automated device in Arkngthamz, which is capable of causing earthquakes on command.
If the Dwemer were to return, it's not like the people of Nirn are doomed. The Dwemer clashed with the Nords and Dunmner several times, and the races held their own against them, even sometimes conquering them.
Skyrim Guard It's suspected (though it has never been proven) that the Dwemer were only united in a military campaign once, which was the defense of Red Mountain. Since the Dwemer vanished for some reason early during that conflict, it's difficult to say what a united Dwemer military could accomplish. I don't recall ever finding anything describing a Dunmer victory over the Dwemer, and the Mer in general have a massive historical tendency to underestimate humans, to the advantage of the humans. However, they seem to be getting over that tendency, given the decisive victory that the Aldmeri Dominion had in the 4th Era War.
Keep in mind that they still made mistakes, especially when it came to their conquest of the Red Guard lands. But they are more calculative in how they are handling things now, forcing the humans to be at constant conflict with one another and waiting for when they are weakest.
Thesauras Rex, that's what I've thought about the Dwemer for a long time now. That's something I'd love for the central plot/storyline of Elder Scrolls VI to focus on - the return of the Dwemer and their conquest to dominate all life on Nirn. Of course this would have to take place within a century or two after the events of Skyrim, and actually be like ESO, but on the level of awesomeness that is Skyrim at a minimum. This way there wouldn't be a flimsy plotline that the player wouldn't give a crap about after a playthrough or two, but have certain possiblities. Such as the Empire would be on it's last leg by the time ES VI begins, Skyrim would still be in political turmoil due to the AD's political and cultural BS in Skyrim, and the player would possibly be partially tasked with eventually becoming the new Emperor if the player successfully united the remaining Empire forces, not only beat back the AD, but force them back where they came from, and even more importantly stop the Dwemer from not only taking over the world, but proving that the Empire is the new leader of Tamieral.
What the Dwemer achieved in art and metallurgy is familiar to everybody. But I think what they achieved in the purely intellectual realm, such as in mathematics, science, and engineering is even more astonishing.
Nathaniel Winchester I would like to see the Dwemer become the protagonists in another elder scrolls game for example, if TES6 was set in Hammerfell the story could revolve around the return of the Dwemer and finding out exactly what happened in the first place and after completing the story once, the Dwemer could become a playable race? Or perhaps there's a DLC where your character touches a lexicon and is transported into the body of an ancient Dwemer and the DLC is the story of that Dwemer's last days in Tamriel before the whole race ascended?
The Dwemer are almost sci-fi when compared to the rest of the fairly standard 'fantasy' world of the Elder Scrolls games. Dwemer ruins are my favorite to explore =)
Bonus Fact: The disappearance of the Dwemer is mysterious only in-lore. A little bit of digging allows anyone with an internet connection to figure out what happened to them. They all disappeared at once, as per Falmer knowledge, and it was when the Numidium was activated that this occurred, proof being that it's specified the last remaining Dwemer in Morrowind didn't go with the rest as he was not present for Numidium's activation. And we know they physically went somewhere, more like than not a plane of Oblivion. Thus far the only real mystery is how did it happen and where did they go, specifically. We've already got all the broad semantics, as told to us through various games.
Liam Powell It wasn't the activation of Numidium that made them disappear, it was the moment that Kagrenac used the tools on the Heart of Lorkhan. The most probable explanation would be that in his haste, he did so incorrectly and merged all of the dwemer into the oversoul of Numidium.
that's something that has bothered me about TES series.... elves have this huge family tree... but humans are just humans. We have had just as many, and equally as varied, human species on this planet. You'd think they'd throw another human species in there, like the hobbits or (are giants human?) barbarian/neanderthal type... It would have been so much more interesting if they were the Dwemen, a lost species of humans that had advanced technology (essentially setting TES in the future, after humanity destroys itself and the elves are just mutants.... i guess...).
liam duczek it just sounds like lore covering the ass of a short-sighted designer. People are often Human-centric. It's not just the TES series that does this, most fantasy rpgs do the same thing. Make humans the baseline for all stats and make them unique, while dozens of other races can be intermingled and switched around, the Human race is always set apart. just tired of it.
God i am so glad i found this channel and camelworks. you guys obviously put time in your respective channels as well as tell me new shit constantly. and i am no slouch i have had 6 skyrim playthroughs and i constantly went on the wiki. nice job mates
Wow these 5 Facts videos are awesome. Keep them coming!!! :) I didn't know the thing about the Calling. It's awesome how even though I've played Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim there's always more to learn about the lore. It's just tiny things you miss. Elder Scrolls lore is simply fascinating and incredibly deep. Please make a video on the Ayleids as well :)
This channel is great... I have not seen better videos explaining game lore before. Thank you guys and keep it up. I honestly don't know why you don't have more subscribers
We know what happened to them. Look into the 'Final Report to Tribunus" in the Imperial Library website, a place supported out-of-game by the loremasters of the Elder Scrolls series. There you can learn so much. Like how the Dwemer were transmuted into the divine brass skin of Numidium. Numidium was to be the Dwemer answer to godhood, an artificial deity that, through its own tonal architecture, can deny all reality for the sake of a new, better one according to the Dwemer standards. The thing was so powerful, it made Akatosh question itself, and thus performed a Dragon Break. It's even mentioned in the prophecy upon Alduin's Wall.
I fucking love these lore videos and especially the character creation. You truly create amazing vids which I enjoy every time, keep up the good work dude!
The smiths that smelt Dwemer metal pieces can access the Dwemeric alloy but they cannot embue it with the magic and using the smithing techniques that the Dwemer used to make their metal so powerful. This also explains how Dwemeric armour and weapons are so shit in the game - they're not made by the Dwemer.
Unless you have the lexicon of anciet knowledge from the quest ungathomable depths which makes dwemer armour basicly better than ebony and maybe daedric
Long time subscriber here, just want to say that you blokes are tops. Love the direction this channel is taking while most of TH-cam seems to be heading for the shitter. Keep up the lore videos!
There is a mod community dedicated to recreating the older Elder Scrolls on Skyrim's engine, I believe they are called Morrowim and Obliviwind. The TESrenewal project is what the community is called
There are called the betrayed by a the LAST snow elf that didn't become a Falmer. And because his group didn't strike the deal with he dwemer. He thought that the dwemer betrayed the falmer.
The setting is Hammerfell. It has been 3 years since the Dragonborn defeated Alduin. It's unknown where that hero is, but a new one will soon arise. The Aldmeri Dominion has launched an invasion of Hammerfell once again, 3 years before the beginning of this story. After years of bloody battles fought to a near stalemate, events are thrown into motion that make it seem like the end of the war may finally come. Halfway through the main questline, the hope for peace in Hammerfell is crushed by... the return of the Dwemer. Massive air ships drop Dwemer machines and soldiers with powerful armor and advanced weaponry all across Tamriel. The Redguards and the Altmer, Bosmer, and Khajit must form an alliance to stop the Dwemer from taking over Hammerfell as the rest of Tamriel fights off the Dwarves as well. Nirn is thrown into its darkest days that any mortal has witnessed. The Dwemer will not stop until they have enslaved all the hopelessly outmatched races with the help of their futuristic technology, overwhelming numbers of troops and war machines, and advanced magic. Where have they been? How did they advance so far beyond the other races in Tamriel since their departure? Why did they come back at this particular moment? Can you, at the center of these monumental events, possibly force the Dwemer to return to whence they came? All will be revealed in Elder Scrolls VI: Dwemer. That'd be a game so nice, I'd buy it twice.
Makes a lot of sense. Furthermore, the logo of the Elder Scrolls 6 trailer represents Dwemer metal just like the logo of Skyrim represents Skyforge Steel.
Sooooooooo What if they actually did get on the level of the divines? What if they disappeared because their whole race made it into Aetherius? Headcanon instantly accepted
The only fact I can say I knew for sure was the Lexicon portable USB bit. I've done Discerning the Transmundane like 10 times over as many playthroughs. Septimus Signus tells you about it.
One of my favorite parts of TES lore, if not my favorite. I'm usually not a fan of technology in my fantasy; however, I'll make an exception for the Dwemer. As far as the mystery of their disappearance goes, they ascended to immortality in my opinion. They were too advanced to simply vanish. They are kicking it in their own realm, probably in Oblivion, laughing at all of the other races of Tamriel.
there are some other facts i would like to add such as Aetherium is another resource that they discovered which intern could mean that they had a powerful armour type that we can never access.
I've a cool story idea for an invasion of Tamriel by the Dwemer. The monks of the Psijic Order suddenly realize: The Dwemer have been listening in on all the monks' telepathic conversations. So many valuable secrets... irrevocably... in the hands of the enemy! All. This. Time.
Hey Michael and Scott, big fan here. I wanted to ask, even though you probably won't see this, would it be possible for you guys to make a build that uses only unique items? Some sort of power-seeking unbeatable warrior? Thanks a bunch for your vids, keep it up.
I have a theory about the Dwemer. They where taken by hameros mora being they had connection to him as seen by the black book in the the flooded ruin on solstine
I always thought the dwarves were kind of boring, and people like Calcelmo were fanatics. They didn't seem too special, but watching this made them infinitely more incredible
You know what I think happened to the dwemer? They went the same way that Arneil Gane did. I mean, his ritual was to recreate the events of the disappearance of the dwemer. And it did. They likely used keening and sunder together on the heart of Lorkhan, and disappeared from our plane of oblivion.
Just one thing I'd like to point out, we do know what happened to the Dwemer. If you join the Mages college you can help the research of a fellow mage, he will task you with retrieving Dwemer cogs and other items including a special dagger Keening and a special Warped Soul Gem. Once everything is done, the mage (can't think of his name, i think it's Arniel) re-creates an experiment that the dwemer did, the dwemer used Keening on the heart of Lorkhan, this gem is supposed to imitate the heart. When Arniel hits the "heart" with Keening, he vanishes and you are given the "Summon Arniels Shade" spell. So we know exactly what happened to the dwemer, they hit the heart of Lorkhan, which is immensly powerful and would easily have affected their whole race, vanishing into thin air. So we know what happened, the question is where they are now or whether they have ceased to exist. The Dwemer where trying to become Gods, using the Heart of Lorkhan may have granted them Godhood afterall.
It’d be cool if in the next es the player could go to maybe a realm of oblivion that they were banished to for bending the universe or something and choosing the side of the dwemer or leaving them to rot in oblivion
I really really hope Bethesda can some how bring the Dwemer back in Elderscrolls 6! I mean like either bring them back like how Alduin jumped through time into the time when Skyrim took place, or anything that remotely is about the Dwemer. Perhaps being able to travel back in time or see a vision of the past regarding the Dwemer and their disappearance. Any of these would be awesome!
Too much magic can be dangerous. M'aiq once had two spells and burned his sweetroll.
Claude Alpha feels bad
Claude Alpha i
It's too much magic. ITS TOO MUCH MAGIC!!!
nobody should have to go through that
Burnt sweetrolls are truly a tragedy
M'aiq does not understand what is so impressive about shouting. M'aiq can shout whenever he wants.
Fact # 6...There is only one living Dwemer last in the universe. Yagrum Bagarn, who appeared in Morrowind. He was off exploring a plane of Oblivion when the Dweven race disappeared, so he was spared.
Educated people in Morrowind also believe that the Dwemer left onto a plane of existence where they would supposedly be gods.
What if the Dwemer did went to a different dimension and ruled the planet called *EARTH*
Mind Blown
Spade Krauss ....Holy shet!
Our technollogy isn't that advanced -_-, and we live on surface.
lmaoo he fat af
soo... if they can bend the laws of the universe doesn't that mean that they can travel through time? which means they might not have gone extinct just left their time period.
jonathan terry entirely plausible, considering what the ancient Nords did with Alduin the first time...pulled out the elder scroll in one hell of a "hail mary" and flung him forward in time. Their solution was "oh well, he's someone else's problem now". Considering the dwemer could actually access and comprehend the elder scrolls and the information within..it's very possible. One could also infer that, with that same access to the otherwise "forbidden" information, they could have discovered a means of ascension that didn't require nearly the amount of legwork that Talos had to put in.
It still begs the question: Where (and possibly, when) are they now???
GoggleFoetus end of the 4th era maybe?
They were erased from reality. The Chimer got a hold of their Heart of Lorkan and used it against them to erase the entire race from existence save for one guy who was in a daedric realm outside of nirn at the time.
rwberger6 That doesn't explain why their civilisation is still evident though. I have a feeling that tale is actually a made up story within the lore to explain their disappearance.
bad luck dwemer, most advanced people ever with super metal, is a low tier armor set
yes, but its way better than other low tier, and ultra abundant. you cant arm an entire army with ebony, dragonbone, or daedric armor, but for the dwemer, dwarved metal is so common they use it for toilets, bowls, condoms (hehe, okay that last part is a joke, but could you imagine that as an armor piece)
namekman01 dick plated armor +5 impregnation protection O_O
It's just gameplay mechanic. There honestly nothing in lore that says Dwemer equipment is better than Iron but weaker than Daedric and some such.
MellowDarkflower elder scrolls games are fairly good at keeping lore and gameplay somewhat connected though
I get that, but Dwemer gear being better than something like Iron is just gameplay progression. It is low-tier armor in game, but there is nothing in lore that says it is better than something like Iron or Glass.
How come dwarven armour is so under powered if it's near enough impossible to get the ore?
Barry Bee Meme-son I think it goes that the armour you find in Dwarven ruins is aged and ruined, and the stuff you craft is shit because either the ingots are ruined or no person with no forge can replicate it
because the higher tiers above that are both armors of the gods themselves theoretically and lorewise higher tiers then dwemer shouldn't not be able to be crafted with the exception being drangonbone the dwemer want to become a god and thats why they fucked up and disappeared forever deadra are gods they are above the dwemer and both armors ebony and deadric originated from the gods
Thanks guys :)
yandere len Well orc gear is also better than the dwemer gear, but that more shows that the orcs have surpassed the dwemer's smithing capabilities in the last 1000 years, then the quality of the materials.
Nicholas Avasthi absolutely correct
Plot twist: The Dwemer are the original Skyrim mod users😂😂
Bold of you to assume they didn't mod the other games too
I love these videos that go into depth of things in skyrim
+Prevalent Thanks mate!!!
FudgeMuppet fudgemuppet when are u making another build
Shadowfoot after the Druid?
I don't know if they have a schedule or not but there should be another build next weekend if they stick to their current pattern.
Its not just Skyrim. FudgeMuppet uses Skyrim gameplay for his videos. Most of the Dwemer lore comes from Morrowind
M'aiq can travel fast across the land. Some lazy types take carriages. It is all the same to M'aiq.
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Serana Volkihar you got major bragging rights, once in a full moon a comment of mine gets many likes, never gets top comments. But you, three of your comments got TOP and many likes. You’re one lucky son of a bitch
- Ancient caves and ruins in Earth:
Find primitive tools, illegible writing, and drawings today people would consider drawn by a five-year old.
-Ancient ruins in Northern Tamriel:
Find godlike technology no other civilization could comprehend, fully-functional and sentient droids, and a scroll used to create the world.
I love the logic in this sort of like how Mayans were supposed to be advanced and disappeared with the majority of their history destroyed by Europeans
Sounds kinda like Halo too
who wants a game set in the first era where we can actually play and see dwarfs?
A.O.T.L Tng too much to live up to
judging by their armor, they weren't dwarves)
You can encounter 1 in TES Morrowind
@@AndreyAndreyevich thats how they were called
@@DHAGSFU why tho
The fact that the dwemer refused to serve the gods and were getting close to equal footing to them may be why they mysteriously disappeared idk just a theory.
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am I the only one who noticed that there were two fact #5s?
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Fact number 6
Dwemers even built their own deity - brass god, the walking tower, Numidium, however it was never found.
Just to say, Dwemers built many gigantic constructs that can be found all over Tamriel, the most famous of these is the one Talos used against Altmers.
Mr.Vojtik They built only one, and that was Numidium and it definitely was found.
Dude, the construct Talos used against the Altmer WAS Numidium, he found it. It was also re-discovered in Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall by the main character, and you then have six options of what to do with it: activate it yourself, give it to the Blades, give it to the Orcs, give it to the Bretons, give it to Mannimarco, give it to the Underking.
Nope It was just giant construct.
Nerevarine is currently on quest to find and destroy the real Numidium.
Mr.Vojtik No, that was the Numidium. The reason why so much shit went down in Daggerfall was because when Numidium was activated a dragon break occurred. If I remember correctly, Numidium is currently battling the Altmer in some kind of "time cacoon".
Ian Alton Please no dragon break shit. It was never explained what it really does or how it works.
A few little problems here and there. The Lexicons required knowledge of how to access their contents, seemingly a difficult and treacherous task. The only characters who accomplish this in Skyrim are Septimus Signis, who has spent a lifetime researching the Dwemer and how to use their machinations (and already insane when the player meets him), From-Deepest-Fathoms, who is driven insane by the knowledge within the Lexicon she finds, and the Dragonborn, who only gets a fraction of the metallurgical and combat techniques contained within by accident.
It's also worth noting that Tonal Architects, such as Kagrenac, were extremely rare among the Dwemer, and greatly valued by their people due to their mastery of such a subtle art. However, the Dwemer had many extremely adept warriors and smiths, some of the most skilled of which were said to be capable of dodging barrages of spells while wearing a full suit of heavy armor. If the Dwemer were to ever return, it's unlikely that the peoples of Nirn would be able to stand against them, even after millennia of progress.
However, the capabilities of Dwemer technology are still very impressive. Such as an automated device in Arkngthamz, which is capable of causing earthquakes on command.
If the Dwemer were to return, it's not like the people of Nirn are doomed.
The Dwemer clashed with the Nords and Dunmner several times, and the races held their own against them, even sometimes conquering them.
Skyrim Guard It's suspected (though it has never been proven) that the Dwemer were only united in a military campaign once, which was the defense of Red Mountain. Since the Dwemer vanished for some reason early during that conflict, it's difficult to say what a united Dwemer military could accomplish. I don't recall ever finding anything describing a Dunmer victory over the Dwemer, and the Mer in general have a massive historical tendency to underestimate humans, to the advantage of the humans. However, they seem to be getting over that tendency, given the decisive victory that the Aldmeri Dominion had in the 4th Era War.
Keep in mind that they still made mistakes, especially when it came to their conquest of the Red Guard lands. But they are more calculative in how they are handling things now, forcing the humans to be at constant conflict with one another and waiting for when they are weakest.
Imagine a war between the Dwemer and the snow giants from Akavir.That would be an awesome plot for an elders scrolls game
Thesauras Rex, that's what I've thought about the Dwemer for a long time now. That's something I'd love for the central plot/storyline of Elder Scrolls VI to focus on - the return of the Dwemer and their conquest to dominate all life on Nirn. Of course this would have to take place within a century or two after the events of Skyrim, and actually be like ESO, but on the level of awesomeness that is Skyrim at a minimum.
This way there wouldn't be a flimsy plotline that the player wouldn't give a crap about after a playthrough or two, but have certain possiblities. Such as the Empire would be on it's last leg by the time ES VI begins, Skyrim would still be in political turmoil due to the AD's political and cultural BS in Skyrim, and the player would possibly be partially tasked with eventually becoming the new Emperor if the player successfully united the remaining Empire forces, not only beat back the AD, but force them back where they came from, and even more importantly stop the Dwemer from not only taking over the world, but proving that the Empire is the new leader of Tamieral.
But did they really sleep on stone beds?
I always thought the name "Deep elves" sounded cool.
What the Dwemer achieved in art and metallurgy is familiar to everybody. But I think what they achieved in the purely intellectual realm, such as in mathematics, science, and engineering is even more astonishing.
I hope a future Elder Scrolls game has a plot focusing on the Dwemer. Either they could return or we could find out what happened to them
ha! can't replicate Dwarven metal? *opens new tab* *logs into nexus* *downloads mod* huh will you look at that? I can warp skyrims reality too!.
lol
The True Harkon lol so true
Josh James That. That right there.
Maybe you're secretly a god
Ever considered the fact that screwing with the game’s files is no where near considered to being canon?
The Dwemer have always been my favorite. I know they were extremely advanced technologically but i learned a fair bit here.
What if the Dwemer came back in Elder Scrolls 6?
Dwemer: Ta-da....we back boi.
The rest of Tamerial: HOLY FUCK ITS YOU...How..where...WTF HAPPENED TO YOU NERDS?!
The logo of the trailer of elder scrolls 6 represents Dwemer metal. Like Skyrim's logo represents Skyforge Steel.
Nathaniel Winchester I would like to see the Dwemer become the protagonists in another elder scrolls game for example, if TES6 was set in Hammerfell the story could revolve around the return of the Dwemer and finding out exactly what happened in the first place and after completing the story once, the Dwemer could become a playable race? Or perhaps there's a DLC where your character touches a lexicon and is transported into the body of an ancient Dwemer and the DLC is the story of that Dwemer's last days in Tamriel before the whole race ascended?
The Dwemer are almost sci-fi when compared to the rest of the fairly standard 'fantasy' world of the Elder Scrolls games. Dwemer ruins are my favorite to explore =)
Mine not, Fucking Falmer and centurios.
Bring Lydia with you.
majormajorasic
Fuck Lydia, I rather have a mage. The mage atleast does damage and doesn't stand in the way for a Fus-Roh-Da
Give me some 5 Khajiit Facts
Banten no they love Skooma
Ma'ik was soul trapped once it wasn't a pleasant experience
Nords' armor is so very furry. This often makes Khajiit nervous.
Young Blood one time maiq used two spells at one time and burned his sweetroll
M'aiq does not understand what is so impressive about shouting. M'aiq can shout whenever he wants.
Bonus Fact: The disappearance of the Dwemer is mysterious only in-lore. A little bit of digging allows anyone with an internet connection to figure out what happened to them. They all disappeared at once, as per Falmer knowledge, and it was when the Numidium was activated that this occurred, proof being that it's specified the last remaining Dwemer in Morrowind didn't go with the rest as he was not present for Numidium's activation.
And we know they physically went somewhere, more like than not a plane of Oblivion.
Thus far the only real mystery is how did it happen and where did they go, specifically. We've already got all the broad semantics, as told to us through various games.
Liam Powell It wasn't the activation of Numidium that made them disappear, it was the moment that Kagrenac used the tools on the Heart of Lorkhan. The most probable explanation would be that in his haste, he did so incorrectly and merged all of the dwemer into the oversoul of Numidium.
Fudgemuppet legit ive put thousands of hours into the elder scroll serious and every time i watch a facts video from you i always learn new things
The Dwemer easily have my favorite architecture.
I see everything such as Altmer, Orismer, Bosmer, Falmer, and other Mer's as elves , but I never see the Dwemer that way . "Elves of the Deep"
that's something that has bothered me about TES series.... elves have this huge family tree... but humans are just humans. We have had just as many, and equally as varied, human species on this planet. You'd think they'd throw another human species in there, like the hobbits or (are giants human?) barbarian/neanderthal type...
It would have been so much more interesting if they were the Dwemen, a lost species of humans that had advanced technology (essentially setting TES in the future, after humanity destroys itself and the elves are just mutants.... i guess...).
elves only have so many different forms because of their medeling with daedra
liam duczek fair point i guess... but its not like humans don't mess with shit they shouldn't.
Magical Fungi it might also have to do with the fact that the mer are decendents of aedra
liam duczek it just sounds like lore covering the ass of a short-sighted designer. People are often Human-centric. It's not just the TES series that does this, most fantasy rpgs do the same thing. Make humans the baseline for all stats and make them unique, while dozens of other races can be intermingled and switched around, the Human race is always set apart.
just tired of it.
MAN I love these new top five lists! Keep em up FM, they're really really good! :)
I recently started the mechanist build on your channel and I'm having so much fun. This video made it even more fun👍
God i am so glad i found this channel and camelworks.
you guys obviously put time in your respective channels as well as tell me new shit constantly.
and i am no slouch i have had 6 skyrim playthroughs and i constantly went on the wiki.
nice job mates
Wow these 5 Facts videos are awesome. Keep them coming!!! :)
I didn't know the thing about the Calling. It's awesome how even though I've played Morrowind, Oblivion and Skyrim there's always more to learn about the lore. It's just tiny things you miss. Elder Scrolls lore is simply fascinating and incredibly deep.
Please make a video on the Ayleids as well :)
Ok, gotta admit, if you develop machines that are better in duing stuff than magic (because magic!) then you are pretty fucking badass.
This channel is great... I have not seen better videos explaining game lore before. Thank you guys and keep it up. I honestly don't know why you don't have more subscribers
The story of the dwemer is quite interesting
these videos are so awesome, I thoughr I was becoming a real lore buff but there still are things I didn't know!
omg I loved the video! Dwemers are fascinating, I had no idea how the lexicon was used, awesome!
We know what happened to them. Look into the 'Final Report to Tribunus" in the Imperial Library website, a place supported out-of-game by the loremasters of the Elder Scrolls series. There you can learn so much. Like how the Dwemer were transmuted into the divine brass skin of Numidium. Numidium was to be the Dwemer answer to godhood, an artificial deity that, through its own tonal architecture, can deny all reality for the sake of a new, better one according to the Dwemer standards. The thing was so powerful, it made Akatosh question itself, and thus performed a Dragon Break. It's even mentioned in the prophecy upon Alduin's Wall.
I fucking love these lore videos and especially the character creation. You truly create amazing vids which I enjoy every time, keep up the good work dude!
The smiths that smelt Dwemer metal pieces can access the Dwemeric alloy but they cannot embue it with the magic and using the smithing techniques that the Dwemer used to make their metal so powerful. This also explains how Dwemeric armour and weapons are so shit in the game - they're not made by the Dwemer.
Unless you have the lexicon of anciet knowledge from the quest ungathomable depths which makes dwemer armour basicly better than ebony and maybe daedric
Awesome video I was just expecting the same old Azura story but you changed it up. Great job.
LOVING these top 5 vids! Keep it up guys
Long time subscriber here, just want to say that you blokes are tops. Love the direction this channel is taking while most of TH-cam seems to be heading for the shitter. Keep up the lore videos!
fantastic information... make more such videos... there are a ton of unexplored skyrim facts still remaining even after so many years...
i hope in elder scrolls 6 they add like a "last dwemer" and he tells you all the secrets and the truths about them, and also shows what they look like
oh....
There already was a "last dwemer" in Morrowind. You should play it, it's awesome.
oh ok, yea i will. i have it on steam just never got very far in it
SlowSlowSloth I wish they would remake Morrowind and Oblivion for PS4 & Xbox
There is a mod community dedicated to recreating the older Elder Scrolls on Skyrim's engine, I believe they are called Morrowim and Obliviwind. The TESrenewal project is what the community is called
they were so powerful that now they are extinct
I'm really curious to how the dwemer technology could have affected Nirn if the race never disapeared and they kept developing it
The 2 conjurers mentioned in the book doors of oblivion in skyrim also were able to telepathically communicate with each other.
"We will sing to the stone, as it sings back to us."
The Lexicon thing is amazing.
fudgemuppet are turning into Indemaus with all these top 5 lists
Also lexicons make amazing doorstops and paperweights.
You forgot their sense of superiority over all other sentient species and the forced degeneration of the snow elves.
It actually wasn't forced. The snow elves knew what they were getting into and the consequences of it.
And that makes it alright? They couldn't eat ANYTHING else? I hope they all got stuck in another dimension.
he didn't say that that made it alright
Actually Snow elves didn't know what they were getting into, that's why Falmer are referred to as "Betrayed".
There are called the betrayed by a the LAST snow elf that didn't become a Falmer. And because his group didn't strike the deal with he dwemer. He thought that the dwemer betrayed the falmer.
Dude, that lexicon fact would be awesome if it could work in real life! Also nice vid!:D
you're the best this was uploaded on my birthday!
So if these guys were around in the first era imagine how advanced they would be now if they were still around they be flying rocket ships
The Dwemer are... FRICKIN AWESOME!! Keep doing vids like these
Love both of the 5s.
Got this game again a few weeks ago with all the DLC, forgot how big it is, awesome game
I’m pretty deaf and the clarity of your speaking means the subtitles are near perfect (and that’s rare at this point in time)
Please do 5 dunmer facts next. They're my favourite race!
The setting is Hammerfell. It has been 3 years since the Dragonborn defeated Alduin. It's unknown where that hero is, but a new one will soon arise. The Aldmeri Dominion has launched an invasion of Hammerfell once again, 3 years before the beginning of this story. After years of bloody battles fought to a near stalemate, events are thrown into motion that make it seem like the end of the war may finally come. Halfway through the main questline, the hope for peace in Hammerfell is crushed by... the return of the Dwemer. Massive air ships drop Dwemer machines and soldiers with powerful armor and advanced weaponry all across Tamriel. The Redguards and the Altmer, Bosmer, and Khajit must form an alliance to stop the Dwemer from taking over Hammerfell as the rest of Tamriel fights off the Dwarves as well. Nirn is thrown into its darkest days that any mortal has witnessed. The Dwemer will not stop until they have enslaved all the hopelessly outmatched races with the help of their futuristic technology, overwhelming numbers of troops and war machines, and advanced magic. Where have they been? How did they advance so far beyond the other races in Tamriel since their departure? Why did they come back at this particular moment? Can you, at the center of these monumental events, possibly force the Dwemer to return to whence they came? All will be revealed in Elder Scrolls VI: Dwemer.
That'd be a game so nice, I'd buy it twice.
Makes a lot of sense. Furthermore, the logo of the Elder Scrolls 6 trailer represents Dwemer metal just like the logo of Skyrim represents Skyforge Steel.
I doubt it would be named Dwemer (rather, The Elder Scrolls VI: Hammerfell), but yeah. Sounds fun.
Sooooooooo
What if they actually did get on the level of the divines?
What if they disappeared because their whole race made it into Aetherius?
Headcanon instantly accepted
Love these videos.If at all possible could you do a video on the Orsimer?
These five more facts are only five more reasons for me to be obsessed with the Dwemer.
Not first, but not last.
Also i love the dwemer and daedra lore its interesting.
No, you are the latest, not last.
Well you are the last comment, in that you are at the bottom next to the "load more comments" button.
They also created a machine that you can interact with in Morrowind which can manipulate the weather, and one of their kind outsmarted Azura
Souls are also used to power up the automatons, thats why you can loot a soul gem from them... This is soo grim
Amazing video I couldn't live without you
Welp, the Dwemer are Gods... BOW DOWN TO THE DWEMER!!!
i think ill just stick with the ideal masters
I'll stick with the Aedra
SCII RapterNew Were. They WERE gods.
The only fact I can say I knew for sure was the Lexicon portable USB bit. I've done Discerning the Transmundane like 10 times over as many playthroughs. Septimus Signus tells you about it.
One of my favorite parts of TES lore, if not my favorite. I'm usually not a fan of technology in my fantasy; however, I'll make an exception for the Dwemer. As far as the mystery of their disappearance goes, they ascended to immortality in my opinion. They were too advanced to simply vanish. They are kicking it in their own realm, probably in Oblivion, laughing at all of the other races of Tamriel.
I fudge pupet great job on all sky rim and fallout content can you do a zombie slayer build on fallout plz
there are some other facts i would like to add such as Aetherium is another resource that they discovered which intern could mean that they had a powerful armour type that we can never access.
I like to think the dwemer ascended to a level of existence that mortals cant comprehend so to us there seem to have disappeared
I've a cool story idea for an invasion of Tamriel by the Dwemer. The monks of the Psijic Order suddenly realize: The Dwemer have been listening in on all the monks' telepathic conversations. So many valuable secrets... irrevocably... in the hands of the enemy! All. This. Time.
Hey Michael and Scott, big fan here. I wanted to ask, even though you probably won't see this, would it be possible for you guys to make a build that uses only unique items? Some sort of power-seeking unbeatable warrior?
Thanks a bunch for your vids, keep it up.
Love the facts guys keep up the good work
I have a theory about the Dwemer.
They where taken by hameros mora being they had connection to him as seen by the black book in the the flooded ruin on solstine
You should do 5 weird skyrim theories. Like the Ghost Choir 9 and the Pelinal Whitestrake cyborg thing. Would be pretty intense.
I always thought the dwarves were kind of boring, and people like Calcelmo were fanatics. They didn't seem too special, but watching this made them infinitely more incredible
You know what I think happened to the dwemer? They went the same way that Arneil Gane did. I mean, his ritual was to recreate the events of the disappearance of the dwemer. And it did. They likely used keening and sunder together on the heart of Lorkhan, and disappeared from our plane of oblivion.
I like how Lexicons work, that's pretty amazing
With all this technology and power it's still hard to believe that the dark elves were ever able to win a battle.
I love how you say fact number 5 two times. Please make more than only two times :D
Just one thing I'd like to point out, we do know what happened to the Dwemer. If you join the Mages college you can help the research of a fellow mage, he will task you with retrieving Dwemer cogs and other items including a special dagger Keening and a special Warped Soul Gem. Once everything is done, the mage (can't think of his name, i think it's Arniel) re-creates an experiment that the dwemer did, the dwemer used Keening on the heart of Lorkhan, this gem is supposed to imitate the heart. When Arniel hits the "heart" with Keening, he vanishes and you are given the "Summon Arniels Shade" spell. So we know exactly what happened to the dwemer, they hit the heart of Lorkhan, which is immensly powerful and would easily have affected their whole race, vanishing into thin air. So we know what happened, the question is where they are now or whether they have ceased to exist. The Dwemer where trying to become Gods, using the Heart of Lorkhan may have granted them Godhood afterall.
You guys inspired me to play skyrim again thank you so much
The dewemer combined magic and science into a single discipline.
I always thought the dwarves used soul gems to keep the machines running for ever, like an eternal battery
Scott and Michael, great video as usual! Will do be doing more IRL videos?
Hey great vid fudgemuppet the dwemer are a very interesting race.
the only fact I was unaware of was that they shared some telepathic ability, though that would make more sense of the race's superior knowledge.
It’d be cool if in the next es the player could go to maybe a realm of oblivion that they were banished to for bending the universe or something and choosing the side of the dwemer or leaving them to rot in oblivion
Can you do the facts about the kahjiti
I really really hope Bethesda can some how bring the Dwemer back in Elderscrolls 6! I mean like either bring them back like how Alduin jumped through time into the time when Skyrim took place, or anything that remotely is about the Dwemer. Perhaps being able to travel back in time or see a vision of the past regarding the Dwemer and their disappearance. Any of these would be awesome!
Super interesting stuff
Do the Psijics Next!
please do a 5 bosmer facts for us wood elves id love for you to share my favorite races culture and the glory and sanctity of the green pact.
the dwemer so smart that they made robots while everyone was still stuck on bows.