The FIRST MEN of Tamriel - The Nedes - Elder Scrolls Lore
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- In our latest Elder Scrolls video we discuss the Nedic People of Tamriel.
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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 and was released worldwide 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.
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"They thought humans were beneath them..but some elves took that literally." HA! LOL
I dont really understand
@@pj5403 Its a sex joke, bud. He made a sex joke.
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@split haven oh. Forgot about that
The Nedes of the many outweigh the Nedes of the few
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@@jeremyalexander135 You're being a tad dramatic, stranger. Yeah, _76_ was not the game we wanted, and BGS seems to be coasting on the rep that Skyrim has, but we got the modders.
Check for Fallout and TES-related mod projects - for me, it's my way of acknowledging what good BGS has done, yet also remembering the screw-ups.
Jeremy Alexander Why are u here? You are a betrayer and your lack of loyalty deserves a fireball to the face.
Well damn. Sega didnt release the best of games for a while until mania. Almost every gaming company experiments with different things. Bethesda wanted to try something new. Many did not like 76. Some did. Doesn’t make the whole company a train wreck. Besides how can you critique a game we haven’t even seen yet? No official gameplay nor release has been publicly announced.
Nedes: *exists*
Random Mer: Hippity hoppity you are now my property
The Falmer and Direnni were a lot nicer to them, especially the Falmer. Say what you want about the Night of Tears, but we don't know the whole story leading up to that point.
The fact the Falmer let them in through Skyrim from Atmora shows that the relations were good, probably until Atmorans kept on taking more and more land and probably started to become emboldened by their claim that Skyrim was their homeland.
Not justifying those that killed all in Saarthal, but the Falmer were really lenient and accepting as a race of Mer towards Humans. No slavery, no keeping them down in Lower Classes in a cast system, nothing, just neighbors.
@@thalmoragent9344 the elder scrolls wiki literally says that the atmorans, after The Return, inadvertantly liberated the Nedes after destroying the Falmer, implying that they weren't as nice as you're trying to paint them.
@@ignatiusvalentinez4184
Liberated the Nedes from who? The Falmer? They didn't take any slaves, that wasn't a Falmer institution.
They freed them from the Aylieds, definitely, the Direnni? No, they didn't actually, the Bretons and few remaining Nedes in High Rock stuck with the Direnni Elves till the Direnni had to leave to Adamantine Tower, since the war had done a toll on their numbers. In fact, that war against the Allesian Orders was one where Direnni Elves, Aylieds, and even Nords had all grouped up to fight the Allesian Order, a Faction of Men... so there's that for you
Don't forget the Aylied Allies who helped the Nedes in Cyrodiil and aided Allesia and her rebellion. They even stuck around and were actually needed to help make the first human Empire function in the first place.
The Wiki mentions how the Atmorans thought the Nedes in High Rock (actually, the Bretons) in High Rock were the product of Falmer and Nedes inter-breeding, and that "they were slaves from Saarthal", or something along those lines, but that doesn't fit with what Ysgramor said about everyone being massacred, now does it?
Nope, the Nords in that situation were dumbasses, that or they were most likely misinformed that there were other Mer in the province of High Rock, where relations between Man and Mer got better and had no slavery or torture or anything. Yes the Mer were at the top if their society, but given they came over with their Elven sophistication from their origins on Summerset, it makes sense the Direnni would try and he the rulers over the Men, who they simply had in their second and third class places in their Societal system.
Even the Bretons now, without direct Elven influence, still have a similar system, albeit a few changes, and more wars than under the Direnni. Seems the Direnni kept High Rock in better peace than the Humans... interesting.
@@thalmoragent9344 I read somewhere that after the Atmorans returned and the slaughter of the Snow Elves, the ancient nords kept some of the Falmer as slaves. That's how they built Windhelm.
@@TheTyler211995
True, they Slaughtered most of them but yeah, they did have a small amount of them to build Windhelm and used some to be slave scouts to help them travel through Skyrim and forcefully ask questions about the areas like where the Sky Forge was.
But yeah, outside of those 2 instances, most of the others were killed. The creation of Windhelm was also super brutal, a sad situation for my Falmer bois 😢
So the Nedes are basically the Aldmer of men.
that would be so if the aldmer were just big boy goblin people like the Nedes
dog says the n word
@@thatguy-yn8ji Goblins and goblin like races belong to a different distinct lineage from the humans in the TES universe though, no?
@@rokturi n'wah
@@ceryler.4096 goblins are likely an offshoot of Mer, just like the Orcs are.
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After a long week at work, this video is what I really Nede
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@@theloathsomedungeater7247 r/wheredidmyanusgo
You receive the dad joke award of the week. As a dad I feel qualified to place this honor upon you.
poptart warrior I just browsed through that subreddit and I am angry but satisfied
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"The Nedic people found themselves subject to masters who, in many cases, worship the princes, including those who encourage slavery, domination, and cruelty."
Was it Molag? No, no, Little Tim the toymaker's son? Or the ghost of King Lysandus? Or was it...yes! Stanley, the talking grapefruit from Passwall!
What's this a reference from? 🤔
@@thalmoragent9344
The Sheogorath quest from Skyrim.
Thanks, I Nede to know about this topic
I see what you did there, Dave.
The Nord you know!
Ha
May you spend eternity in the fields of torments for that pun.
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Maybe the aggressive Nedes exclusively went to Morrowind and were greatly outmatched, so we don’t really hear about them no mores.
Non-chalantly obliterating invaders and then never talking about it again seems like a very Dunmer thing to do lol
@@OmniValor
True. Hell, the Snow Elves tried the same as well, unfortunately it didn't work out as well, and tons of innocent Mer in Tamriel died since they couldn't fend off the invading Atmorans
Shows those N'wahs right lol
This dude always sounds like he's preaching at a Temple of Talos
I always stop by and listen for a bit
@@rhett5058 I used to try and threaten Heimskr when I walked by, but I've learned to tolerate him☺️
"I have no fear, for talos is my ally and I am his profit"
What way to end a long day, i worked ten hours of overtime today and i get to unwind watching my favorite lore channel, thank you guys and thank you Drew, always a pleasure
You're welcome, enjoy!
Hate the OT, love the paycheck!
I can't wait for the decades worth of fetch quests in Elder Scrolls 6.
Thank you Fudgemuppet for using ESO clips in your videos. It really brings quality to the narration.
What I've noticed about the Elf Human wars is that the humans basically always win and its usually because the elves are cocky and egotistical
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By the nine! The last time I was this early, Jorrvaskr was still in the sea!
I love how I learn around 3-5 new things from each Fudgemuppet video.
Have you guys thought about doing a series reading ingame books in Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind?
Aside from a few books/series, in universe literature is exceedingly short.
That would be SO much fun! They use the in game books to a greater extent to flesh out their videos but I would also like to see the literature and histories of the world flung down the rabbit hole. There is so much you could do with it relating them to themes in the elderscrolls universe and how they relate to our own. Funny story, I had always wanted to play Skyrim when I was younger but never got the chance. Later on I watched someone playing and saw the title “Confessions of a Dunmer Skooma Eater” and was immediately hooked on finding all of the real world inspired books. It’s been a love affair ever since. 🥰
>Laughs in Cassius Curio
This is a great idea! And then they can do an in depth analysis on the books too
Sorry I wrote this at 1:30am last night lol, at least you guys had the same ideas I basically had in mind just written better haha
People Nede to know about the Nedes!
I never knew I Neded this vid until now!
How dare.
Im glad FM is going over these men. This part of elder scrolls really Nedes more attention.
Good morning Drew. Good morning for a Fudgemuppet video.
Really was hoping you guys would cover Nedic civilization! ❤️
_Need related pun._
I see you in every comment section
Another great video Drew , thanks!
I've found myself back in Skyrim again, cheers for the continued content dudes. Your pod is the best.
Imagine Skyrim but instead of Dragonborn it’s snakeborn and you have to save the world from the autumn of snakes
What's the Autumn of Snakes? I mean, it wouldn't be all around Tamriel, would it?
Man, I just love how we can have stuf like this. Discussions of ancient, long gone peoples by using literary and archaeological ("Preserved Nedic Wineskin" from ESO's antiquities system) evidence in a friggin' fantasy franchise. I love this.
Another great video!
This video is awesome. Would you consider to make another build video for Skyrim! Thanks
I'm looking forward to watching this
Sir as always a great video.
I don't need sleep, I need Nedes !
Great video
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I had never heard of Elder Scrolls until someone loaned me (without me asking) their copy of Morrowind. I'll always feel at home there, but I do enjoy the greater lore.
i know you did a video about the elder scrolls themselves what I was wondering could you do a video on the "prophesies" told from them and how they affected or destroyed the world as we know it thru ESO timeline. As they have been many read from the Elder Scrolls, but some were not always from the Scrolls straight forward.
Great video! Can we get more TES let’s plays?
Correct me if I'm wrong but whatever Drew says he makes it sounds poetic af
The Nedes, damn do they have a cool progression arc. Also, first time I've caught an FM vid so early - it's what I get for having Notifications set to Personalized 😅
I’ll expect the Settlers of Cataan update now.
Even though I've played all, yes Mike, even your precious Argonians, lol. I still prefer the Bretons. What I'm really impressed at or in awe of is the response of you to reply to your " subjects ", lol.
I long suspected that this *needs* a video of its own.
I wonder what the yokudians was doing before the downfall of elves golden age
Well, thriving on Yokuda quite rightfully.
Killin lefties
@@Omaviistheman
Eh, they were warring in Yokuda with the Sinestral Elves.
Literally the knights who say "Ni!"
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This cleared up a lot of the confusion left from other merethic era lore. Thanks a ton!
I've found that the names of things/races are very literal to their function in the elder scrolls universe (Hist trees = "history" of argonians), and the Nedes ("Needs") are named such as a reference for their need to be introduced to the lore of elder scrolls as something people can more easily identify with (Humans) and let them see themselves in the story more readily
Well, how does that go for the other races then? Any other name connections you can make?
I never knew that this was a Nede in my life. All my wants and Nedes have been met.
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Wow, how original. It's almost as if you saw the million other dumb jokes and decided to add your own waste to the shit pile.
Eric Harrison lighten up man just here to have some fun.
Christian Oester he is so mad😂
Is that armor set in the thumbnail available as a skyrim mod? :o
Morrorwind used to have a Nedic population but the Chimer, ancestors of the Dunmer, genocided most of them, remaining Nedes were probably deported and expelled some tribes murdered after the battle of red mountain when the Nords, likely with regiments of Nedic allies, lost the battle. The Nedes of Morrorwind died off. The remnants moved to Cyrodiil and Skyrim. Eastern Cyrodilians and Eastern Skyrimic Nords likely have Nedic ancestors from Morrorwind to some odd degree.
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everybody be doin Nede puns
but they don't nede to
Bruh I read the Nedes as need-eez because I've been playing across Odyssey waaay to much.
"some elves took that a bit too literally"
What tree and weather mod are they using for their Skyrim?
How did the oldmer make flesh sculpters? They just *Neded* them together
Bruh tes inspired me get into world building
Lamae Bal survived into the Second Era, and there is no confirmation that she died, so the Nedes may not necessarily be extinct.
brmbly vampirism is a curse/blessing somewhat like lycanthropy, when/if you contract or are given it, it does not change your race.
Ex. If a nord becomes a vampire he is technically a nord with vampirism, at base he is still a nord and his race did not change.
Also extinct = all are dead
Endangered/brink of extinction = almost all are dead.
Ex. If there was only one panda left in the world and it was unable to reproduce, it would not be considered extinct until the panda died.
brmbly being declared extinct when it’s not actually extinct is called lying no matter the reason.
You’re making more lore vids but no greatest Breton video yet?
The first men were made of sweetroll and steel
I was thinking why don't you guys play modded versions of some of your character builds like the thalmor agent
You are never going to see this but my dude your videos are the shit and also
one day do a ideal fallout Hawaii.
Which TES Music in this vid comes from?
Im still confused on what differentiates Durreni from Altmer and the Aylieds. Are the Durreni elves still alive or have they integrated with Altmer?
Pretty sure the difference between summerset altmer, alyids and Direnni is strictly cultural they were all high elves you might have some minor differences in anatomy between them like the Chimmer did from altmer before the curse but on the whole they are largely the same.
Von Faustien That's what I am getting from all of this. I feel Durreni were perhaps more open to change and cultural influences
Yay
Hmmm, i wonder if the Skaal are part of the Nedes, separated from the rest of tamriel
The Nedes?! Would you Adam and Eve it? I thought Kyne blew life into them them on the deep expanses of the throat of the world, that's their story and they are sticking to it.
@@Super50ldier a likely story 🤭
@@yiasemi What do you mean?
@@Super50ldier I mean I suspect that 2 years ago I probably mixed up Nedes and Nords. In fact I may have been drunk. Until you replied, I didn't remember this post.
@@yiasemi Stop drinking, it's not healthy.
@@yiasemi Oh, it's good to remind you.
Ah yes, content
What’s the song?
This is what I nede tonight.
the raw-men of tamriel.
So where exactly does the nords come from? Did they come from atmora or did Kyne breathed them into being at the throat of the world?
Old comment they came from atmora
The whole kyne breathed them on the throat of the world is just folk lore because it goes agasint the whole needic and atmoran migrations from atmora
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How can you have half-human half-elf children? Doesn't the modern canon (Racial Phylogeny) specifically say that a child will simply take the race of the mother plus minor traits of the father? (I have the feeling the real answer is game engine and lore simplification.)
elder scrolls lore is often written poorly and without thought -
It’s because of half breeds breed with other half breeds. Elven blood became so ingrained into them that they became a distinct race.
Generally the offspring bear the racial traits of the mother, though some traces of the father's race may also be present.
Quote from racial phylogeny above. I guess if you repeat the act (altmer mates with nede then produces altmer children with nedeic traits and nedeic children with altmer traits).
Mate the altmer children with nedeic traits to the nedeic children with altmer traits. Do it for a few generations and you have altmer with enough nedeic traits and needs with enough nedeic traits that they are no longer recognised as altmer or nedes.
Eventually altmer with nedeic traits and nedes with altmer traits converge as a new race (thus the bretons).
5:55
2:40 is that part of a mod? Or ESO? Or am I just forgetting vanilla Skyrim.
This is ESO
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5:55 LMAO
Its too coincedental.
I just finished watching lady of scrolls video about the nedic slave uprising yesterday. And wanted to know more about them....
Who are you, and where'd you put the thalmor spy in my apartment?
Have you checked the lamp with pointy ears?
@@l0rf P_P
“The Dirreni(?) Elves institutionalized sex slave trafficking of all Humans, which was ‘not ideal’- but compared to the Ayleids, whew, now *those* bastards...”
#ElvesAreJerks #YsgramorWasRight
Never been this early
You're the first man in the comments
So arent the nedes technically atmorans if they originated in the same continent?
Yes, the difference being that the Nords were the only Atmorans to remain homogenous and thrive thusly in the land they settled.
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damn, i thought redguards were also descendants of nedes :0
curious what made you think that. the lore in the games makes it very clear they came later and from a different continent, not Atmora.
@@baneblackguard584 Not sure either, my brain probably went ''huh all humans are descendants of nedes right''' following the '' all mer were born from altmer '' thing. sometimes i forget Tamriel is supposed to be a representation of europe/eurasia fantasyland.
There is a theory all humans and elves started on tamreil before hitting the other continents Nords refer to the atmoran exodus as a return implying it wasnt the original homeland.
Assuming this isn't just mythology retroactively made to justify the invasion of skyrim it could mean the nedes, Atmorans, Akivari, ,yokudans, kothringi and bretons all share a common ancestor race instead of just the usually acepted nord, imperial, Breton trinity being atmoran decendents.
@@vonfaustien3957 oh the races of Men and Mer absolutely share a common ancestor, the Ehlnofey.
@@vonfaustien3957 The "Return" is in reference to the Nords' return to Skyrim after the Falmer massacred their first settlements and drove them out after the Night of Tears. Ysgramor and his sons sailed back to Atmora, garnered support for a full-scale invasion (made easier by Atmora's turn to ice) and so Ysgramor and his Companions "returned" to Tamriel to seek revenge and lay claim to a proper kingdom so the elves couldn't simply wipe them out again. What I want to know, is what role the dragons played in all this, seeing as how the Dragon Cult was alive and well in Ysgramor's time.
there are ancient men in blackmarsh???
did nedes come from atmora like nords?
Its debatable and has a few theories
1 is they were an earlier atmoran colonization wave than the nords and are from atmora to start with.
2 they were native to tamreil and just wrote in the atmora thing to give imperial emperors ties to the nords for political reasons
3 both nedes and nords (as well as all races) were from tamreil and humans left for atmora during prehistory before returning to tamriel as believed in certian nord myths.
OPTION 3 would mean common ancestry for the nede offshoot but would still follow either option 1 or 2 as far as having been on atmora.
@@vonfaustien3957 I'm 3
Not gonna lie I always use elf races right now I'm a high elf with a dark elf woman as my helper
The dislikes are from the Elves
Setting an ES game in the merethic era would be awesome. But dawn era even better.
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