Skyrim: 5 Unsettling Mysteries You May Have Missed in The Elder Scrolls 5 (Part 4) - Skyrim Secrets
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- Skyrim is a game with no shortage of tales and stories, and in a world as vast as The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, there’s always bound to be a few things that don’t quite add up and don’t always make the most sense. Skyrim has its fair share of unexplained phenomenons and happens, which is what we’re going to explore today. Sit back and relax as we dive into five more mysteries in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.
Too much magic can be dangerous. M’aiq once had two spells and burned his sweet roll.
Come, let's go find Farengar, my court wizard. He's been looking into a matter related to these dragons and... rumors of dragons.
Do you happen to know an Irishman? Possibly named James?
Gurgles N' Gargles M’aiq might know who you are talking about
Hey Maiq what is life
Tommy Vercetti M'aiq is tired now. Go bother somebody else.
"Daedric armor can only be forged during a bloodmoon"
*Looks at my pile of daedric daggers, swords, shields, helms, boots, and gloves I made to work on my last few levels of blacksmithing and enchanting.*
Me: Dang this 'bloodmoon' is more common than I thought.
It would appear daytime is also a blood moon
This is just a lore oversight on Bethesda’s part for the sake of gameplay since bloodmoons only happen once every hundred or more years
AF okay that would make a sweet quest hear me out. So at some point in the game you start a quest to initiate a blood moon however that works, talking with daedra or whatever, and then you only get one chance to forge a set of daedric stuff and you get say, 6 items out they’re hella powerful
Julien Klassen
So kind of like the Aetherial items, but more Daedric?
@@julienklassen5733 that sounds really cool and bethesda should def do that in elder scrolls 6!!
"A merchant in the streets and a Daedra in the sheets"... You nearly murdered me to death by choking on my dinner, laughing hysterically at this line. Omfg... X'D
Hopefully this new pickup line works :)
I so wanna get a shirt or sweater with this written on it lol 😂
And Sam would be likely as he frequents The Bee and Barb!
"Merchant in the Streets and Daedra in the Sheets"
-TheEpicNate315, (8-15-18)
21E 2018
nice
I enjoy the unsettling mystery of Nate himself.
How does this have no comments?
I believe the whole Daedric helm/ shield thing is a side effect of how not even daedric enemies naturally wear or spawn with these items, (it's always low level daggers axes etc. Or a Daedric Greatsword, and the Daedra always show their faces) and by the time you're able to craft them, you're not just the only one capable having these items, (besides enemies with leveled loot which doesn't make much sense in the first place, and also excluding the followers you can give them to) but you've also encountered dragons a lot by then, more than anyone else, so the decision might just be a design (intentional or subconscious) choice by the Dragonborn himself.
Jacob and Timber that actually makes a lot of sense! I mean, he is the dragonborn and the only one able to craft the daedric armour! I have never thought of that, or even thought about the armour resembling a dragon at all
Digazmo: It makes sense. I mean have you ever seen dragonbone and scale armor designs written In any books in Skyrim? No? That's because the Dragonborn invented it.
Jackson Sailer Thats true! that is such a small detail, but it makes the whole game more beleiveable. Its all in the details as they say ;)
Wait couldn't you craft a deadric helmet and shield at the atronach forge in the midden?
I think it's implied the Ork smith in Markath can craft daedric stuff based on the side quest to get him a daedric heart but I don't think it's confirmed
I believe that daedric armor changes appearance depending on the events happening on Nirn. The one in Skyrim may look like a dragon,while in Morrowind one of the daedric helmets was "Daedric Face of God", which was supposed to look like Vivec. Just a theory.
A GAME THEORY
@Tunon The Adjectator *damn you*
Makes sence. Since TES6 happens in High Rock ane Hammerfell we're gonna have a revolutionary daedric set and hungry daedric set then
Morrowinds helmet are actually 3 different helmets, and 3 it's an important number on that game
You're right you know. I remember reading a book in one of the games (i forget the book, and which game i read it in. I think it was morrowind.) Saying the lesser daedra and their armour change appearances (and allegiances) all the time.
i personally believe that both corpses in those ponds are both Snow Elf corpses, the one with the elven axe was rebelling against their masters while the one with the dwarven sword was fighting for them, i say this because in the lore when the Dwemer were removed from Tamriel all traces of them organically were removed, like a Ctrl,Alt+Del sort of thing, but all their inorganic creations remained..
I think you're right. In catacumbs in Black Reach there are no organic remains of dvarven origin; no bones, no ash, nothing.
I was about to chuckle at Nate saying "starve to death" when I realised that's actually a correct sentence..
That's what he said, but we all know what he was thinking.
"Murdered to death....By starvation."
Actually that is equally redundant as 'murdered to death'. Starving is always to the death, otherwise it's not starving.
@@jeejbeej You can be starved or be starving without dying.
''Starved to death''?
more like ''Murdered to death by starvation''
Africaed to death by starvation.
@@LilacStarvix murdered to death by africation
@@tonyshum5569 murdered to death by africation and starvation
400 likes balanced as all things should be.
Murdered to death by balanced starvation
Haelga is always down to Fus ro dah, but whenever I talk to her, she's all "If you're looking for a bed, this is the wrong place."
she dab on them haters
She gives me snarky comments normally bout being pretty
Modding community get on this. ((lovers lab probably already has))
She disapprove the thu’um, the voice she. Must be a child of Akatosh.
@@thegamingott3236 Nope. She's a devotee of Dibella. Why she's jumping on every married schlong in Ridten.
sometimes when I fast travel a dead dragon spawns near me , anyone elese encounter this ?
Ian yeah, I once had one appear in markarth and stopped weylin from killing his target
Always in the reach for Maiq
It happen to me
Angry Wombat23 wow
Ian
I don't fast travel.
The forge mystery makes me sad that Skyrim and Oblivion stopped naming soul gems with the soul contained like in Morrowind.
*your friendly neighborhood murdered to death comment*
FAIRYgod Motherfather is ur username but you don’t see anyone else complaining
Far From Home was pretty good, right?
Haelga x Sanguine confirmed
Rob Tey let the fan fiction begin
Hot
Or Jyggalag.
But she warship diabella so she hates sanguine
@@firedeath21 enemies to lovers
I think I have a theory for the Dragon/Daedric relationship. Mehrunes Dagon is known for his invasion of Tamriel in Oblivion, however, he was stopped by Martin when he turned into a dragon. This may be a subtle nod to that by Bethesda or possibly the Daedric's lords respect for the Dragons lust for power and destruction of man.
TheIronTemplar or haelga had sex with molagbal
Commander Xananymous good luck, muatra is missing
Daedric being on the Tomb where you get the horn could simply be because Daedric is still technically a divine language despite the connotations and nature of Daedric Princes and their minions.
Ysgramor I believe was a reincarnation of Lorkhan, just like the Dragonborn is, so maybe he went around gaining power from many daedric lords just like the player can do in Skyrim.
HeY hOw'S iT gOInG oN iT'S nAtE hERe
SkYrIm iS a VaSt GaEm
Olgierd Boratyński *HeY gUyS sCaRcE hErE*
STORTING OFF
MuRdErEd tO DeAtH
*ReeEEeeeeEeeeeeeeeeeeEEEEEEEEEEee*
Blah blah 'Murdered to Death' blah blah
Serious question. How can u murder someone to death?
*top 10 questions scientists can’t answer*
7:50 "... a woman without clothes is just "naked" when she wears boots, she becomes sexy..." - unknown poet.. I agree
....and a case of beer for me :D
bonus points if you share the same blood
Very true.
#ForciblyKilledUntilNoLongerAlive squad
Hopefully, there's no de-monetization there. ;)
*Foricibly*
sherrif Dan F O R I C I B L Y
X ReinGharz X *_F O R I C I B L Y_*
LavaLeader *FORCABLY*
Unsettling Mysteries? What about M'aiqs untapped Godly power?
Maiq The Liar i feel like u are lying but i dont have enough evidence...hmmm...
Jettrail if Maiq lies and calls himself a lier is he lieing that he's a lier Hmm?
Maiq The Liar: No, he's just being purposely enigmatic as a substitute for an interesting personality.
Maiq The Liar when u lie that u are a liar ur still a liar because u lied that ur a liar
Jettrail Thus if he lied when calling himself a liar, he is no liar, but it still makes him a liar as much as not. X-D
Actually, Mara is the godess of love, Debella is the godess of Art and Beauty.
yea mara is more of a goddess of “wholesome” love and dibella is usually the more well…Haelga kind of love
Mara is Love and nice!
Dibella... yeah................... Bedding.....
"Hey how's it going guys its Nate here..."
*Looks at TH-cam channel name*
Well....yeah.
Yeah but there’s someone named “EpicNate” so he has to make sure you know which Nate it is.
... what
For the last mystery i think the augur of dunlain may be the true cause. He tried acquiring so much power and ultimately failed. I think him acquiring that much power could've caused the tragedy
Its definitely possible. They never do tell the PC how long ago he became the Augur.
Danny Gray all actions have consequences. In this case it may not be just one. Tolfdir has spoken to the augur multiple times so it could be around that time as well
While all actions have consequences those consequences may not always be what we expect or believe. The only hint about the augur's age is when Tolfdir says what happened to Dunlain, "It was all before my time, you understand." Considering in the game files Tolfdir is part of the "elder" race which means that the man is several decades old and this mean the the augur is definitely several decades old at the very least. This means the augur is old enough to have possibly been involved with the collapse. However, correlation does not necessarily mean causation. The only evidence we have is circumstantial. This theory is possible, though I wonder why Bethesda did not put anything in the official game which would explain what happened. It would have made Winterhold a more memorable place. As it is the College and the town itself were quite underwhelming.
Danny Gray agreed. Although this could be unexpected since a lot of us see the augur as helpful in a way and never expect him to possibly be a indirect cause. As for why the college still stood, I'll go with what the mages said, that they created magical barriers.
That's a good hypothesis!
Another might be that the Augur may have been what protected the College. If the Augur existed in his current form prior to the Collapse he may be protecting the facilities or perhaps the mage that would become the augur did so during the collapse by trying to ward the entire college. he may have over extended his abilities and became the Augur when he died by trying to take on too much power.
The reason I suggest that the Augur may have been trying to ward the College is that in Skyrim wards fall under the Restoration school and the Augur is a significant part of the Master of Restoration Ritual. The Augur appears as a ball of bluish light suspended within one of the wells in the midden, throughout the College grounds there are similar wells that emit a light like it. I wonder if it is through those "focal points" that the Augur maintains the protection of the College.
*That moment I realise Haelga is little more than an NPC that I hustle for the Thieves Guild*
Hey hows it going nate its notification squad here.
You could see the daedric armor’s motifs as demon-like rather than dragon-like. Leathery clawed bat wing shields and devil horns.
THAT'S LITERALLY ALDUIN'S DESIGN
Most dragons survived after the fall of alduin. Most were slaughtered by the akaviri (blades) later on but not all. Paarthurnax, Mirmulnir (at the western watchtower), Vulthuryol (in blackreach) in skyrim survived. So did the dragons under the ice in dawnguard, miraaks dragon and Nafaalilargus (tiber septims dragon) which appears in redguard. There are plenty of places the scales could have come from.
Tiber siptem had a dragon?
burger lord Yeah a red dragon that had a lot of gold
Two dragons named Ahbiilok and Nahfahlaar survived as well.
"Ahbiilok - Sightings dating back to the early years of the Dragonguard throughout the northern Jerralls. Multiple attempts to kill him have failed. He is believed to be lairing somewhere in Morrowind. . . .
Nahfahlaar - Repeated alliances with mortal protectors which have prevented his elimination. His last known protector was the King Casimir II of Wayrest, which the Dragonguard successfully ended in 2E 369. He escaped and current location is unknown."
-Atlas of Dragons
Nafaalilargus and Nahfahlaar may be the same dragon, but that isn't confirmed. That brings the total number of dragons that survived to 8 or 9. 9 or 10 if you count Alduin, who technically didn't die but was sent forward in time. Are there any more?
I think personally Tiber Septim left those scales at the shrine.
Wait, doesn't Miraak have 3 dragons? Bringing the total to 11 or 12?
Plot twist dragon born went back in time and caused the collapse lol, that honestly would have been a really cool mission if it actually happened. Keep up the videos nate!
Now what would be even better would be the choice to prevent the great collapse.
@@MidoriOfTheShuinsen While that would be cool, I don't see it as practical. That would mean they would have to model Winterhold Twice and then write a script to replace One with the other, write two different stories for the whole city, and maybe all the little things that would change.
Did you know that Winterhold was the Capital of Skyrim before the Great Collapse? That would change the Whole Civil War quest line.
“A merchant in the streets, a Daedra in the sheets” = best new pickup line ;-)
"Merchant in the streets... daedra in the sheets!".... dear lord how did I end up here! :D Thanks for the video!
Something that you can add in your next tiny details, idk if many ppl noticed, but it's very simple and out there. whenever in need of an extra dragon soul, If you go back to the place where you retrieve the horn of jurgen windcaller, click on the tomb, and it will give you a. Extra soul. Just FYI. Didn't know if it was already mentioned, or if anyone knew.
Wait.. *W H A T*
WHAT!?
I AM TESTING THIS RIGHT NOW
@@rachelclaw did it work?
At 8:30 you forgot about the midden under the college of winterhold.. Maybe she got the boots there.. You can get all the recipes to make that Daedric armor so maybe at one time she was a studying mage there.. And found the midden and was able to communicate thru different realms to get the armor and who knows maybe learn the special "dibellan arts"..
There is a secret entrance to the Middan. You don't need to be a mage to get inside.... Lol
the first dragon you encounter after Alduin is hiding the in Reach - he was never killed and alive all this time. The scale at the Akatosh shrine could of easily come from him (Before you murder him to death) :P.
I want a game about the Dwemer. That would be amazing, and finally resolve the mystery. there could even be some references to Morrowind, since the last living Dwarf is in that game. Instead of starting a new story, I want to find out want happened to the Dwarves. Just think about it. You could start off as either a Dwemer or a Falmer. But it turns out that your character is actually just getting the memories of a Dawrf somewhere, and you have to find out what happened to them. You could do so much with the Daedra and Aedra, and time travel! I would play that game in a flash.
We already know what happened to the Dwemer though. They literally fucked with the Heart of Lorkhan and essentially killed themselves. They became the skin and armor of the Numidium
Merchants in the street daedra in the sheets I couldn’t stop laughing 😂
"Many players wonder what series of events the Psijics were referring to."
Me, someone who actually paid attention to the storyline of the Mage's Guild: "Ummm... maybe it was the whole 'exposing a *Thalmor agent* to the existence of a magical artifact of extreme power' thing when we know for a fact that the only reason the Thalmor have a presence in the college is to steal its secrets? And the fact that said Thalmor agent, in a matter of days after we get the Eye back to the college, almost murdered the entire town? Ya know, *that* series of events?"
I acctually cant believe you are still doing these videos you have GOTTA be one of the biggest fans of not only skyrim but the whole series its so cool how passionate you are about this game and i love watching them cause the game doesnt seem so dead to me with videos still being made about it today thanks bruh
What if the "Secret lover" was Sam Guenvere? AKA Sanguine
Imagine if it was Hermaeus Mora.
@@mapleflag6518 No thank you
@@ValravnsArchive Lol
What if Haelga is a Succubus?
Brendan Folk very interesting! And it seems to fit most.
Maybe she just won the boots at a bet. Something involving the quality of her nightly activity and a pair of daedric boots in return.
Maybe she was so good, even the creatures from oblivion are getting envious.
Su-Succubus?! But how?! Eternal Fire protects the city!
I figured she may have dated a daedric cultist (maybe one of Dagon's, he likes to spawn his dremoras that one) that had a reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaally specific fetish, being prior or the man talking through the letter
I don't think she is. I think she has a.... Primative definition of love with a boot fetish. Kinda like the book store owner in Mania.
"wasting on a shrine"
for non-believers
I always assumed (along with a few others in the comments apparently) that the Daedric Armor looked like that because of the Dragonborn being the Smith.
Finding out about the collapse in a cut storyline does make sense but the eye of Magnus causing it due to a time rift doesn't make much sense as if that were the case the college would have been destroyed more than the town as that's where the eye was located. Even with a time rift or something the force being sent back would still theoretically be focused at the point the eye occupied in the present.
Do you think their will still be undiscovered stuff in Skyrim when the next Elder Scrolls game (not blades but ES VI) comes out?
Ljörd Sirë Obviously not
Ljörd Sirë yes
Honestly, I see people dropping Skyrim off the face of the earth once 6 comes out
Wow the fact that even after this long people are still making videos on this game is amazing. I’ve been a fan of Skyrim since I decided to play it a couple years back. I hope Elder scrolls 6 will be even more amazing with 4+ years worth of content, secrets, etc.
the dragon scales at that Akatosh shrine could indeed be Paarthurnax's scales brought there by one (or all) of the Greybeards.
"Long dead nordic hero Katria" Even though she fell literally the moment you arrive at the main entrance because the earthquake you feel is what killed her.
Ay, Nate, not really related to whats discussed in this video but a suggestion maybe if it hasn't been made already? I've noticed throughout Skyrim, originally seeing it in Falkreath, that all the tombstones with engravings on them, are in Daedric? Like Jurgen Windcaller's sarcophagus, but it says something else my shoddy eyes and the pixel quality for my Xbox can't make out. Dunno if you've seen it or someone's already mentioned it, but it's a detail I certainly missed for the longest time and a mystery on its own. Especially in Falkreath, where Arkay, God of Life/Death, is so heavily revered. Why would anything daedra related, especially on tombstones, have any place there? Maybe it's just a lazy move from Bethesda instead of putting a different, more logical, font on them. Either way, it's pretty weird. Thoughts?
(P.S. love your videos its always exciting to watch your Skyrim clips and go back with my Khajit to see what I might have missed and overlooked! You're awesome and you do an amazing job on your videos!)
Aiden Gonzalez yeah I saw the one about Jurgen Windcaller's sarcophagus. I didn't notice until recently that all the headstones have daedric on them too, not just his sarcophagus. Sorry! Maybe I didn't write that very clear! 😅
I'm going to give an honorable mention to the fact that all printed writing in the Star Wars Saga is in Mandalorian
Tools and weres of all kinds,all for sale at fair prices!
Would be cool to go back in time and tell the old arc mage about the eye and staff and that’s why he went after it himself just to loose all his friends like we seen when we got the staff
I think the reason daedric armor is different across the games is because the daedra are different in each culture so it makes sense they would look different in each culture. Dragons to the nords are the epitome of evil in their ancient culture, so their “demons” ( the daedra ) appear very dragon-like to them and that’s reflected in daedric armor.
Psyjic order did it... you can avoid judgement if you do what we say BTW the last person who ignored us caused the coast to collapse so maybe listen to us, 'Kay....
the college survived bc they built everything with arches. just look at that structural integrity.
They just built it well
They used magical fucking hammers
The Dragonscale could possibily be an offering of Paarthunax' scale by a Greybeard. Maybe he was a resident of that area and he toook a trip there or something
Yoo man, you make me to dig out this masterpiece from my library after years :)
5:09 maybe the dragon scales where from one of the dragons after alduin burns down halgen
I have this theory that I recently came up with, and it's pretty much just this so far:
The Dwemer were all in danger of being wiped out (disease, or perhaps a powerful foe or maybe they were just being cautious), and so they decided to try to hide themselves somehow. At first, maybe they thought about submerging themselves underwater (hence the story of Nchardak in Solstheim being able to sink itself). Then, maybe they considered the possibility of transforming themselves to hide among the populace, which would perhaps explain the origins of the descendants of the Dwemer (the 'mer,' apart from the snow elves of course, due to them already being around at the time of the Dwemer). Maybe, some/all of the Dwemer didn't like the idea of completely transforming themselves and losing all of their natural intelligence and history. So, maybe they decided to instead transfer themselves into automatons using soul gems, being given a certain body based on their role within society. Guards/Warriors - Centurions, Workers - Spider Workers, Commanders/Civilians - Spheres.
It would perhaps explain why the automatons have soul gems, I'm not sure if they can drop filled soul gems, but if they can then maybe it's because only some of the automatons contain the souls of dwemer, as I previously stated maybe most of them decided to just transform themselves. But, yeah anyway I'm probably WAY off, but until we get definite proof, it's always a possibility.
I love these skyrim videos
that’s epic
The palace of Dragonsreach used to house a captive dragon kept there for who knows how long, it seems pretty likely that the Jarl of Whiterun might still have a few dragon scales stashed away somewhere, and may have sold some or sent them to be offered at the shrine, which is near the edge of Whiterun hold.
Knowing that bodies decompose and so on, is it entirely unthinkable that people can raid dragon tombs/burial sites and just be lucky that the frost of skyrim preserved a few scales?
Detail: Akatosh dragon bones. Alduin revives dragons from their graves. Someone could have found a grave with some bones.
Its dragon scales, and it was there before the start of the game so it wouldn't have been someone getting them from a dragon grave.
And now I can only see the great collapse has having been caused by an extremely powerful Fus Ro Dah.
The reason for the scales at the shrine was probably just that the game assumes that by the time you get to roarkstead, dragons have started attacking, and you know you are Dragonborn, so it’s very possible that the dragon scales are from a very recently dead dragon
Yay!
Something I mentioned made it into a video! Thanks, Nate!
Seeing you talking about it got me to thinking: What if that Shrine is the actual secret to Rorikstead's bountiful harvests?
It is very near the town, and as you mentioned, Dragon scales are a valuable offering. Doesn't make economical sense, but makes huge Spiritual/religious sense.
Hmmm...
It's a bit more likely that the harvests are the result of a dark Daedric ritual.
Anyway, I think Akatosh would be a little insulted that you're giving him the skin of his children as an offering.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim
Who can truly know the mind of a God?
It was Akatosh that collaborated with Kyne (or Kynareth) to give men the power of The Voice, which led directly to the Dragon War, which resulted in heavy losses on both sides.
@@HareDeLune Because the minds of the Elder Scrolls Gods are almost literally programmed. Not to mention sacrifices like that are more Daedric in nature, more padomaic.
Actually, Akatosh had nothing to do with Kyne giving Man the Thu'um.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim
The plaques along the Seven Thousand Steps are a lie?!
@@HareDeLune The Plaques say Paarthurnax and Kyne, not Akatosh.
Bethesda: *leaves item on ground in one of dozens of dungeons*
Nate: "HOW DID THIS GET HERE WHAT IS THIS CONSPIRACY"
Who has been sleeping in the pelagius wing of the blue Palace?
After you finish the mind of madness quest, if you continue along the hall and down the stairs, at the bottom there's a lantern, bed roll, and book, but no door or way in?
His follower that gives you the quest, maybe. I think he may have meant to give you the key to the wing instead of the hip bone. Kind of a mad man thing to do.
@@michaelmiller7909 well, he has no key, can't find anyone that goes there, it was locked with only the steward and cleaning lady having keys.... I can see where you were going, but...
Just a theory... I noticed it but never really thought about it until now.
About the dragon scales, you can also find a unit of dragon bones in the room where you go to the soul cairn in castle volkihar, it sits on a table even before dragon rising.
Unbelievable how he never runs out of facts😲
Well hermaeus mora supplies him with the facts...
The dragon scales can be explained by someone finding then excavating a dragon burial mounds by happenstance.
THE DRAGONBORN IS HERE
It could be possible that Haelga's boots were a gift from a patron, who had received it one way or another. It may even be possible that they were recovered from the Oblivion Crisis; potentially turned over as antiques.
Serana's mother, Valerica, has dragon bones in her laboratory on a table. Though, she's an immortal vampire and could've gotten them thousands of years ago.
The Volkihar Clan existed back in The first empire of the Nords before the Alessian Empire..bcz Serana asked about who's Skyrim High king but she was surprised when she knew that there is an empire in Cyrodiil when you first met her..So they didn't quite exist back when dragons roamed Tamriel.They did live during High King Vrage's reign....after Ysgramor's reign...I'm trying to say they started to exist as a vampire clan back in the begenning of the 1st era.
As far as the college goes. I'm going with the "Auger of Dunlain". It is basically manifested into the college itself. My theory is that the Auger used his immense power to basically shield the entire college. Except for the walk path leading toward the college (hence why the path is a bit shattered)
The only Daedric Prince that comes to mind for Haelga's little... uh... activities is Sanguine. The Daedric Prince of sin, lust, and debauchery (among a few more).
Dibella is the Aedra of love and beauty, but isn't really much on the lustful side of love (More of the passionate side of love). So, I think that Haelga might actually be a daedric worshipper that tries to hide the fact that she worships a daedra. So, instead of saying she worships Sanguine, she says she worships Dibella.
Why would I jump to this? ***She's the only worshipper of "Dibella" that actively sleeps with men, supposedly almost every night.*** No other Dibella worshipper sleeps with men (or women) this frequently.
She probably misunderstands the Dibella is not lust but passion
Ummm.... There are Dibella followers that actively worship Dibella in that matter. I forgot what the lore refers to them as though. It isn't explicitly stated that they are whores or sluts though
Different religious POV
“A merchant on the streets and a daedra in the sheets”
WHY WAS THERE A HAELGA HOLDING HER CHEST IN THE DOOR???
Top 5 Unsettling Mysteries in Skyrim
Number One: How Nate keeps finding tiny details
One of the horns on the daedric helmet is shorter, looking like a daedric symbol
You meant Oblivion gate thingy?
@@NiCoNiCoNiCola probably
The Great Collapse - Assuming Atmora is to the North, and largely a frozen wasteland for several thousand years, it's possible that a collapse of part of an ice sheet caused a massive tidal wave. The college is protected thanks to a variety of enchantments.
Hey Nate did you know
If you take the horn of Jurgen wind caller after the main quest you'll get a free dragon soul from his Tomb with a weird animation
Take the horn of Jurgen Wind caller
Usually in player's inventory if not pick pocket from Arngeir the Grey beard and go back to Ustengrav and return said horm to tomb and you'll get a unique interaction
I can think of a number of explanations for the dragon scales at the shrine. Possibly they are some leftover remnant of the old war, and were left there by a member of the Blades who also happens to be a worshiper of Akatosh. They may have been taken from a dragon burial mound. They could have been left there by a member of the Greybeards, or perhaps a Greybeard initiate, someone who tried to join the Greybeards but was cast out. They could even have been left there by another Daedra or Daedric Lord. It seems like the kind of thing Sheogorath would do. He's mad, he might have thought putting some dragon scales there was a bit of a joke.
Or, the most likely explanation is that all that stuff was only put there very recently. The shrine is near Rorkistead, which is in Whiterun hold, and the opening quests in the game require you to kill a dragon in Whiterun Hold, at the guard tower. Perhaps one of the guards who fought with you there, took some dragon scales and left them at the shrine.
Theory: Nate has achieved CHIM because he obviously knows everything about Elder Scrolls lore
Regarding the dragon scales maybe it goes like this
*Paarthunax makes his appearance*
Paarthunax: yo arngeir can you tell that guy who delivers all that baggage to us to bring one of my scales to a shrine of alduin's father?
Arngeir: why?
Paarthunax: because i told you so
elven weapons and armour in skyrim are high elf specific, all the other mer have there own armour and weapon types...except the bosmer.
Then why do the Raven Rock guards own elven weapons?
because the dark elves have there own armour but not weapons....
HeY how's it goin, Nate. Guys here. I'm just gonna jump right into today's lesson:
00:30 - sounds like you say "metalluring," maybe you meant "metallurgy," or maybe you just said "metal working" too quickly :)
1:08 and 3:24 that saying is "In and of itself," or "in and of themselves," you were close tho!
5:19 This is a tricky one. That word, "motif" is pronounced "moe TEEF" not "moe TIFF." Themes and motifs. The bread and butter of the literati.
And with that, We're going to wrap up. This was a great episode, Nate! Some interesting stuff, for sure! Cheers :)
Correction: Oblivion's Daedric Armor design was somewhat similar to Morrowind's.
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He never did
The answer to what happened in the Winterhold is in the Azura star questline, its so simple, just read all the stuff in the destroyed fort.
Hey Nate, thanks for the content
Keep in mind that Daedric armor is just ebony armor infused with the heart of a Daedra. Also, while the armor in the game is all the same for gameplay reasons, in reality each smith would make things a little differently. So different styling for Skyrim.
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3:56 dragons have been around for ages, the fact that they disappeared for thousands of years is just nord superstition. For example, you fight Tiber Septim’s personal dragon in Redguard. You can’t really trust much of what people say in the games, it’s usually wrong.
Do the dragon scales appear there before the arrival of the Dragonborn -- e.g. if you were to walk to Rorikstead right off a new game, would they still be there? It's rather reasonable that some worshipper at the shrine had purchased the scales from one of the many merchants I would sell the scales to shed some weight and earn some coin. It would be an interesting bit of attention to detail by Bethesda if that were the case. And, as expensive as scales are, that'd be some hardcore devotion right there, I'll say.
The Dragonborn probably sold it to some guy and the guy was a pretty hardcore follower of Akatosh
As well as those dragon scales pieces of dragon armour turn up, which would suggest either this armour may have been around for a long times or, as you mentioned, someone has dug some scales up.
I think the big mystery with the College of Winterhold is how come that bridge stays up? It does not look like there is any support to keep it in place.
Is it possible the one of the skeleton with the elven axe is a Snow Elf who died some time before the forge was made. There may possibly have been a revolt by some Snow Elves and his body fell into the water and was not recovered.
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for the dragon scales, Paarthurnax possibly wasn't the only dragon that survived. after all, we have no idea when or why Vulthuryol, the dragon in blackreach, was stuck down there. who knows, it might be one of his from someone who's explored blackreach.
Anyone else agree skyrim is the best game ever
Pamela Christensen Yeah no.
In my opinion, witcher 3 is far superior to skyrim
ReDaCtEd UnHiNgEd the witcher 3 is over rated garbage
HAHA and skyrim isn’t?
ReDaCtEd UnHiNgEd the only thing good about it is the map is beautiful and the story is good
Perhaps the scales are left there by someone who managed to not just survive but wound a dragon in combat
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I think for the first one the skeleton with the elven weapon is actually a Chimer which was a race of elf that declared war on the Dwemer for trying to use Lorkhans heart, they also became the dark elves after being cursed by Azurá for the tribunals betrayal and they are the reason the Dwemer disappeared
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Okay, couple theories:
1 concerning the dragon scales: maybe ol paarthurnax was out for a midnight flight (stretching them ol wings) and he caught an itch mid flight. So when he went to scratch said itch, he knocked off a couple loose scales. The next day, a farmer was hav I ng a particularly good harvest, he finds the scales in his field, and thinks the good harvest was a blessing from akatosh. So he takes a stroll to the local shrine, and leaves the scales as an offering.
2 concerning haelgas funny choice in footwear: maybe she herself is a demi daedra. Maybe a daedra knocked up her mom, and her mom kept the boots as a memento, and passed them down along with the story. And maybe that's why she practices the "dibellan arts" so she can spread her daedric corruption around skyrim (which would explain why riften is such a morally corrupt shithole) or maybe she herself is the mortal incarnation of a daedra. They're just theories though. Take em as you will.