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Skyrim: 5 Unsettling Mysteries You May Have Missed in The Elder Scrolls 5 (Part 6) - Skyrim Secrets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- Skyrim is a vast open world peppered with a plethora of characters, locations and their stories. In such a massive environment, with such a rich history, The Elder Scrolls 5 is bound to contain a few unexplained moments or strange happenings. So today we’ll be exploring some of those as we dive into five more unsettling mysteries you may have missed in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.
If you look closely, when you're conjuring the dwarven sphere, you're actually creating a Time Rip, like the one at the Throat of the World. You're not transporting them from another dimension. You're transporting them through time.
Holy shit... Makes absolute perfect sense.
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That is super clever. I had not thought of it that way before.
thats exactly what i thought!!!
but that brings me to another question. If that dwemer artifact brings spiders from the past, that means that perhaps the dwemer themselves brought them from another civilization of the past and then based their own civilization in that one... I dont know if that makes any sense xD
@@PLS-PG INot likely. I'm pretty sure the Dwemer civilization was already established by the time Aetherium was found, and then there's the fact they were advanced enough to create the Aetherium Staff in the first place
Hagravens: "Turns out your friend here is only MOSTLY dead. See, mostly dead is still slightly alive"
Austin Wilson best film ever!
Love that movie
Ha it’s a good movie
Have fun storming the castle
Miracle Max
"He died as he lived; fleeing in terror."
Iconic line, pure perfection.
My favorite line is"they were golden, even when they were dead, but their blood was red, I knew it would be" it was said by a deranged ex imperial who fought high elves
Lokir was probably born in Rorikstead, but left for some reason a while ago and ended up in the rift by the time the civil war started. And although Hammerfell is located on the western border, it's actually primarily located on the south-western border, so him being "halfway to Hammerfell" would still make sense because he would be in skyrim of the Falkreath area, which is the closest to Hammerfell. But since he was caught in the ambush, he was obviously not able to steal the horse. The player also probably tried to enter skyrim through the Morrowind border or south-eastern Cyrodil border, since those two borders are the closest to the Rift. So to say it makes no sense to be halfway to Hammerfell when he was in the Rift when he was gonna steal the horse, not after, is incorrect. So this is not a mistake, Falkreath is near the Hammerfell border, hell, Helgen is basically halfway to Hammerfell. So yeah, Lokir's situation makes perfect sense when you remember where Hammerfell is exactly connected to Skyrim.
Exactly. I found Nate's argument to be unstable, at best.
Hey Kids
he could also be one of the people that would be fleeing the Dark brotherhood as ive heard is one theory as to what the Dragonborn was doing when they got caught
Old school RuneScape player level of methodically detailed, in the wild.
it's possible that becoming a briarheart grants the subject instant mastery over strong magics and/or physical strength boost.
i forgot at which forsworn hideout it was, but i overheard two forsworns chatting where one of them mentioned that someone else he knew in the tribe 'has made his decisions' to become a briarheart- implying that becoming one is a risky venture and very likely, came with great benefits.
it's possible that by becoming briarheart, they became something less of a human (but not technically dead) hence the pale skin from no blood/blood flow, capability to survive without an actual organic heart and unable to be detected by Detect Dead. i think that to become briarhearts, they let the hagravens use their dark arts to remove their souls, temporarily store it in soul gems and use it to enchant the flower which later binds their soul to the thing. the soulless body's actual heart was then removed and replaced with the soul-binded flower; technically placing the soul back into the body where it acts as a conduit to imbue the body with its 'life' (reanimating the body in similar manner to necromancy, but since the body still contains its original soul, it's not considered dead/undead) and gaining the benefits aforementioned.
forcefully removing the flower afterwards practically means ripping the soul out hence why it's possible to instakill them by pickpocketing the heart. also, once removed, the hagraven's spell binding the soul to the flower is weakened, causing the soul to disintegrate permanently- which conforms to why you can only harvest normal briarheart flower from them as well as explaining the 'great risk' in becoming a briarheart soldier; there's a chance to lose their soul forever (no afterlife and whatnot)
armdaggerblade so almost like a lich in a way?
Read the red eagle book in the reach. It tells that briarhearts are basically a forsworn berserker. Where the briarheart gives them fury and strength.
When you do a side quest from Neloth of Tel Mithryn, he requests you get a briar heart for him. He claims that the briar heart gives the forsworn direct contact to nature, making them much stronger.
What if the reason The Pale Lady likes the sword is because Ysgramor soul trapped her daughter and used it with the sword. You said she was looking for her daughter. So maybe the reason she gets agressive is because the sword has her daughter's soul in it. Maybe that's how Ysgramor trapped The Pale Lady.
Oooh I like this theory! 😱
I like this good theory
this also makes up for the fact that she doesn't even use the sword, it just sits for her to protect
This comment needs wayyyyyyy more attention
Yes, and she’s trying to remove the soul from the sword, and send it to a child’s body, that way, her daughter is back to life.
Of course there's always the theory that the Gods did answer Lokir of Rorikstead.
After all the Worldeater Alduin is a Nord God and he does show up shortly after Lokir begs for the Divines to intervene.
And if you buy into that theory it's also possible that he's already in a cart with the living embodiment of Shor, another Nord god, which might be what the Dragonborn actually is, so the Divines might be all in for saving that Nord if only he waited a little longer.
C Stains alduin isnt a nord god
Please make it cannon
That is an awesome theory
Alduin’s a demigod I’m pretty sure since he’s the son of akatosh
As far as I understand Alduin is one of 3 aspects that make up Akatosh, and time. So in a way he both is and isn't a God, he's rather a part of akatocsh who is a God.
"He died as he lived, fleeing in terror"
Nate, you made me laugh with that.
DID YOU KNOW you can sneak upon a briarheart and pickpocket his heart to kill him instantly?
Yep an useful trick
That’s just so fuckin dope
Or you can eat it sraight from his chest.
Andrey Andreyevich everyone does
I didn't
Hey, Nate!
I have a tiny detail for you, if you’re interested. I don’t think you have covered it before.
After finishing The Chief of Thirsk Hall quest, during which you help a group of rieklings that live in Thirsk Mead Hall and become their chief, as a reward you will get some of those rieklings as followers. They will appear near you during every combat on Solstheim and help you fight. They appear only on Solstheim and I have never seen them on the mainland. But !!!
If you happen to go to Blackreach and get in fight with someone your riekling friends will appear there. In Blackreach!!! How?! Is Blackreach somehow connected to Solstheim? Can you even get from Solstheim to Blackreach?!
I don’t know, maybe it was just a glitch. But it was quite fascinating to see little blue munchkins there + very fun to watch them fight with falmer.
I know this is a bit late and I'm not sure if his done a video on it but I'm pretty sure I've occasionally seen them on the mainland of Skyrim. I just write it off as a glitch. Don't think they're specifically connected to black reach
I had Rieklings come to my aid on the PS3 Version, and still on the PS4 Version, and I always get them sometimes in Skyrim, mostly by Barrels
He's done a video on Rieklings and there is a theory that they are in some way related to falmer. According to Nate, on Solstheim, they inhabit much the same habitats as falmer, that is caves and dwarven ruins, as well as having the ability to ability to domesticate animals and have their own religion and architecture.
For note, as of the date Skyrim starts in, Hammerfell is not "locked in a brutal war". The Second Treaty of Stros M'kai had been signed a bit over 20 years prior to the game start, and the Aldmeri Dominion forces have withdrawn from the province. Hammerfell is actually at this point probably the most stable non-"Aldmeri Dominion puppet" province left.
High Rock is also to the West, not the North - nothing to the North except water, and Atmora/Roscrea across said water.
How the heck did the redguards drive out the altmer? aren't the altmer supposed to be this ancient arrogant race of expert magic users?
@@doppio8602 Yeah, and the Redguard are an ancient race (possibly more so than the Altmer, depending on what you believe about Yokuda and Kalpa cycles), who are known particularly for their hardiness and skill in battle, and who basically claimed their territory on Tamriel by force, having arrived well after the Mer or Nedes from Atmora.
@@velgus
damn didnt know redguards were so badass i feel like they are very underdevolopemed in tes games
@@doppio8602 Yeah, it would be cool to see them expanded more. They also used to have some masters of a type of tonal magic (basically magic similar to the Thu'um, or a lot of Dwemer technology) in the form of their Ansei Sword-singers. Those are basically just legends/myths as of the 4th era though, though it would be really cool for one to show up in a game.
Came to the comments just to see if anybody mentioned that. That and anyone who has read Cicero's journals can tell you if you're looking for peace and stability Cyrodiil ain't the place for it right now. If anything High Rock would be the ideal province to run to with Hammerfell being a sorta close second.
The only disturbing fact here is that Nate hasn't been playing Skyrim for some time because he ditched it for Fallout 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2.
*_HERESY_*
he has committed crimes against skyrim and her people what say you in your defence
a-im a thane of this hold
b-i rather die
c-ill pay the fine of 10000000000000 gold
d-i submit take me to jail
e-is this enough to pay off my bounty 1 gold (because of his quirks)
Blasphemy!
How could u betray us 'guys'?!
M'aiq u lie about being honest
Indeed we must bring him back to the fold
Honest M'aiq
“Why are you not playing Skyrim?”
References Warhammer.
Hey, Nate! It's us guys here.
yes, us guys.... Nate...
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Hey Skyrim, it's Nate's guys here!
@@KorilD damn, I'll be using that one next video! ;)
hey guys
The summon animation of the aetherial staff kinda looks like the wound of time (I don't play skyrim in english, so I don't know the actual name) at the top of the throat of the world. So maybe you conjure the automatrons from the past. If I recall correctly dwarven metall does not rust or decay because the dwemer managed to exclude it from the flow of time. And with aetherium being all so powerfull it would be no suprise if temporary time travels are possible.
Ooohhhhh I like this theory!
Very good! I think you might be right!!!
Yeh I agree. Commented a similar thing.
I'm hardly an expert on Skyrim lore but if conjuration can transport objects and stuff from other dimensions, why can't it just be summoning automatons from elsewhere in Tamriel's own dimension? Would seem easier to do that than to alter time. I'd imagine it's just pulling one from some random Dwarven ruin or even some undiscovered factory still full of goodies.
Very good theory, but its just likely bethesda reusing assets
Legend has it that one day... there will be nothing left. Nothing left in Skyrim that has not been found, no more mysteries, nothing.
And elder scrolls 6 will be out
Nooooo!
But that day will not be coming any time soon
There's always Oblivion. One detail is that on the Imperial City Waterfront, you may hear a sailor singing about Cyrus and Hammerfell. That song is a reference to "The Elder Scrolls: Redguard", which is set in Hammerfell and the main character is named Cyrus.
Legends are just that some are true some are not, this is one of those that are not
“Friendly bandits that are angry that you are trespassing..”
Cracked me up lol
Nice vid good sir
Wispmothers are apparently snow elves that were changed by magic
Well she does have elvish ears.
That is one theory. :)
Kinda like Hagravens are with humans, right?
@@greatshax68 them and the Briar hearts
Armrnil Spellal whats the theory for this?
Skyrim has thankfully returned - don’t know who that imposter was uploading red dead redemption videos but I’m glad the real Nate has returned
The real Nate murdered the fake one to death
I noticed his Red Dead Redemption 2 vids, but didn’t watch it for I haven’t played it yet. Don’t want spoilers. With Skyrim I beat all the quest lines, so I’m not that worried of spoilers. Of course I still learn about stuff in these vids
This so much.
C'mon Nate, at least give us time to "miss" the details first.
Seems like the impostor has been murdered to death, at last
The briar hearts do this procedure to gain strength from the natural energies that flow through Skyrim as said by the Telvanni mage on Solstheim when helping with his research on heart stones as he’s trying to do a similar thing with the heart stones but instead of the energy of Skyrim he’s trying to harness the energy of Red Mountain in Morrowind. He tested the procedure on his former apprentice and thought he had failed but finds out later that she is alive and has been using this power to summon the ash spawn... There’s one mystery down for you.
I heard the atherial staff summons the dwarven creations not from another plane but from the past. Before the staff summons the sphere there is a distortion just like the elder scroll created on the throat of the world when it was used to send alduin into the future, next standard conjuration spells have a purple swirl of magic when cast where as the staff creates a blue swirl of magic that is not found in other dimension conjuration spells. The next part of this theory is a little bit more arguable but dwarven automatons last basically forever so all the ones that you see destroyed in the ruins of a dwarven city that no one has ever been in since the dwarves disappeared are ones that you summoned and that where destroyed in combat then sent back to the past where the dwarves were ether too lazy to fix them or were already gone in the time they were sent back to.
I think the pale lady is based off of La Llorona, The Crying Lady. A Mexican legend about a woman who wanders the streets at night looking for her child.
I approve and a Mexican
@@james_da_gr8338 Im Spanish :)
@@Alex_Munoz5 nice
Very farfetched. However, her sword must be her child. But still, I believe it's not based on the loronna.
the oof I’m pretty sure you just watched Snarled.
My only hang up on the Dwarven bit is, wouldn’t their technology have changed by now if we were summoning Dwarven tech from a different active plane full of Dwemer?
Important note about Briarhearts that's a little thing I noticed. If you shoot the briar heart with an arrow, it can instant kill even without sneak damage. That means their entire being is powered by that flower.
A mage in the College of Winterhold will conduct a Dwarven experiment to find out where the Dwemer ran off to, but he becomes a shade that you can summon anytime which can tie to your Dwarven staff theory. Keep an eye out for a mage that wants you to collect 10 Dwarven cogs. You're welcome.
And there is a very nice dagger you get from him (or his absence).
Bet
The cog mission is annoying. Those things are heavy lol
"riding a stealing horse".......
Cody Rollins Yeah dude, that horse was just stealing things left and right as he rode it.
@@CharemTheShadox I can't believe Fred the Horse from Over The Garden Wall ended up in Skyrim
I heard "stealen"
I heard stolen lol 😅
Horse turned him into the guards.
I think the interesting thing about Lokir is that he might have been from Rorikstead but moved closer to Riften where the Thieves Guild is (hint hint maybe), and it might connect to why he stole a horse; this could also tie in with the Thieves Guild curse because he managed to get captured in the worst possible way at the worst possible time. Also, Hammerfell, right now in the lore, is in a time of peace because they managed to force the Aldmeri Dominion out through a treaty. It's likely that the only war in Hammerfell is a shadow war similar to the Aldmeri hunting down the Blades: The Redguard are hunting the last remnants of Thalmor conspirators, possibly including Saddia even though it is completely unknown who was being honest in that quest or if either of them were or weren't. That aside, it wouldn't be too surprising for him to want to flee towards Hammerfell where there probably aren't any Thalmor, which could be what he was really trying to escape for some other unknown reason.
Considering The Pale Blade is an ancient nord sword, i dont believe it actually belongs to the pale lady. I believe it is "enchanted" to keep her bound to the glade and locked in limbo. And when the sword is removed she is released.
On the first mystery, I've always thought that the sword was used by someone in the past (the descendants of Ysgramor mentioned in the book most likely) as a sort of key to lock the Pale Lady away. You see examples of things like that in fantasy a lot where something is locked away by an object or person, sort of like how Valdar has kept Hevnoraak contained within Valthume until you arrive to put an end to him.
As for the Wisp mother's themselves, you'll notice that they have pointed ears like elves. Many people have theorized that they are the spirits of Snow Elven women, perhaps those who were part of a particular religious group or cult or those who swore vengeance on the human invaders or some such.
Yo I found something cool in the dark brotherhood quest where you kill the fake emperor in solitude. Astrid gives you an Herb that you can plant in his soup. You can actually eat that herb and die in one hit. Pretty pointless but I found it was pretty neat!
It was in an episode already
Two days in a row!?!? Caught me off guard Nate
same
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Sorry Nate, not feeling it that much today. Earlier, my expectations for the day were *_murdered to death._*
ReZaHydra *TRAITOR*
The secrets of skyrim will only end when nate get murdered to death
EDIT: wow 94 thanks
EDIT2: me:94 wow thanks also me:100 likes ok this is getting out of hand
He's an essential quest giver can't be killed.
Nichollas santoz-- Shit, I'll do it... .
For about tree fitty
You have to edit your thing again I like your comment
I was 100!
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The people of Rorikstead and Falion of Morthal are the greatest mysteries of all time in skyrim....
MURDERED TO DEATH. You realize that I'm going to comment that in every new video you post, right?
MURDERED TO LIFE!!!
He said it so many times it's getting annoying.
LMFAO
Bet.
'He died as he lived : fleeing in terror.' That made me smirk. Thumbs up, sir. Thumbs up to you.
“He died as he lived; fleeing in terror” is the most hilarious eulogy I’ve ever heard
HEY Nate - your resident English teacher here. Just thought I'd pop in to say that you absolutely murdered this video to death!
...That's a good thing, right? RIGHT. You have really turned a page on the careless pronunciation errors that riddled your previous videos. I think you _might_ have said "in it of itself" near the end there (it's actually "in _and_ of itself"), but I may have just misheard you.
Peace out, good sir. See you in the next one!
Jesse H. Can you keep doing this. I actually learned from it too!! :,)
Can you stop doing this? It's so annoying and nobody cares
@@deadmeme1212 nobody cares about a worthless opinion like yours
And him squeaking his voice purposely like an asshole doesn't drive you nuts?
Its fucking grating
My God, please fuck off
Its incredible that your videos on a game that came out in 2011 do so well 7 years later. Just proves that Skyrim is a timeless classic.
Hey Nate! I love the Skyrim content you have been doing!
I thought I would let you in on some dialog during "The Only Cure" quest. In Bthardamz ruins, if you are sneaky enough and walk into the Bthardamz Dwelling, you can hear a conversation between an afflicted brother and sister, more specifically the sister to her sleeping brother. I think it is worth a mention
The quest briarheart necropsy in dragonborn dlc says the seed links them to the power of nature or something along those lines
Here's my speculation on the pale lady story: It really doesn't make sense, that she would disappear when you place the sword back. But maybe after wandering around for some time she found out, that her daughter had been killed or should i say murdered to death and she tracked down the murderer and took his sword, so that noone should ever be harmed again by that weapon. Also it's the last connection she has to her daughter.
While it's only speculation, at least then it would make sense, why she'd guard that sword.
Possible....
Or maybe she was cursed to be bound to the sword by the nords,but apparently the spell has no effect if the sword is with someone else
The god damn bandit leader stole her daughter. (He did some very special things...)
HowStupidlyLongCanThisNameThingAllowMeToGo??? ????
(Insert Lenny Face here)
Re: the Pale Blade. "Lost Legends" indicates that Aumriel was "sealed away". In Norse sagas swords are commonly used as the physical component of that sort of binding ritual. Remove the sword and you break the binding. Put it back and the binding returns. Aumriel doesn't want the Pale Blade back. Its removal from the alter has set her free. Ra'jirr is trying to return the blade to the alter in order to reconstitute the binding and "shut her away forever" (according to his note to Eisa).
I always figured Lokir got in trouble with the Thieves Guild/Black Briars and was running back towards home "halfway to Hammerfell". He's asked where he's from, doesn't necessarily mean where he lives, just where he grew up (especially since the guy who asked was talking about being from and growing up in Helgen).
You silly fiend the sword isn't hers the ancient nords used the sword as the key to lock her away forever hence taking the sword released her and returning it locks her away and if she gets it no one can lock her away. The dragonborn lorewise could defeat her seeing he can defeat alduin who is part of a god etc but she is likely meant to be incredibly powerful game mechanics aside so that while you can kill her no one else in Skyrim should be able to as the ancient nords heroes weren't capable of it. Just how I see it.
And she killed bandit before he returned sword. Also tries to stop you from doing so. If that thing wanted sword back it would chase thieves. And because it attacks only when someone that has that sword comes near altar this theory makes even more sense.
Ah... Not to be a wanker, but I'm pretty sure Lydia and every other follower can kill her too :P
@@Papapep9 that's why I mentioned "game mechanics aside" because the game isn't an accurate representation of the world it is set in. For example the tiny population in Skyrim or how alduin's strength being dependent on your level.
...there's a bug with the area...if you kill the wispmother, put the sword in the shrine and pull it out again, the stepmother will keep respawning every time you take the sword back
@@cheesaliciousable maybe it's not a bug at all
Damn is this game massive
Edit: omg thank you never had this much likes
Dat boii it is
I figured that Lokir was born in and probably grew up in Rorikstead, but moved out a long time ago. My theory is that he was a thief in Riften who got a bounty on his head, and so stole a horse to flee to another hold. He probably wanted to go to another province far away, but didn't want to cut through the heart of Skyrim because it's full of battles, nor wanted to flee to Cyrodiil in case the imperials try to extradite him back.
Regarding the summoning of Dwemer droids: the effect that you see just before the bot appears is really similar to the time "rip" near Paarthurnax when you go back in time to learn the Dragonrend shout. I wonder if instead of summoning Dwemer buddies from another dimension, you are actually transporting them from the past to the future?
Recently subbed to you, Nate.
These videos are basically a cream for my Elder Scrolls itch I need to scratch. Thanks!
When you see people complaining about Fallout 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2 videos.
But you like all videos made by Nate because your a loyal subscriber.
Evelyn Gravatt they are all awesome, some people just like to whine 😂
Honestly Lokir I think was the most reassuring to me as I couldn't find any mention of him in Rorikstead. Thought I wasn't looking in the right places
Based on the name, the Aetherial Staff may be pulling from some sort of ethereal plane. In other fantasy settings, the ethereal plane is a sort of buffer dimension between planes, and you may just be summoning these automatons from some extra-dimensional storage facility.
The ethereal plane is also the plane of ghosts, as they are stuck between life and afterlife. This ties in to the Aetherial Shield, which turns enemies ethereal (i.e. ghostly). This could mean the enemy is literally briefly being sent to the ethereal plane.
9:53 I used to be a horse thief like you, then i took an arrow in the knee.
XD
Wrong place wrong time? That guy stole a horse. In Westerns, that’s a hangable offense. All the Dragonborn did was cross the boarder. Now ICE may say it was illegal boarder crossing, but I never heard the penalty for that is murdered to death 🤣
The only reason the Dragonborn was crossing through the mountains was because the Pale Pass was blocked by an avalanche.
He tried to steal a horse but was caught in an ambush and labeled a rebel traitor, like Dragonborn was
Squirtle the Dragonborn wasn’t on the list, even the imperials were surprised she was on the cart.
@@joenesvick7043 but they still didn't care, the captain probably still thought them as a rebel, otherwise they wouldn't have been placed at the chopping block now would they?
@@joenesvick7043 And only one Imperial was surprised really
The fact that you're able to still dig up some unique and interesting things about such a massive game is truly impressive
I always love the Dwemer history. They are very interesting and their technology surpasses races. I hope that Tamerial would have more Dwemer history and huge expansive ruins as well as a hope too finally see what they might look like?
UNDER 50 WOOOOO
I was 49
With every video Nata makes about Skyrim Todd Howard moves Tes: 6 release date 1 month further
Lokir’s home town is Rorikstead but he left it some time ago and became a member of the thieves guild. He was contracted to steal a horse and bring it to hammerfell. In an attempt to avoid being caught he stayed off the main roads and tried to cross the border south before heading west to Hammerfell. But he ran into the imperial legion (due to the thieves guild falling out of favour with Nocturnal) and that’s where the game starts.
I have the witch alt start on my PS4 game, and with it the forsworn are friendly so you can walk around the camps and watch the briar heart rituals. Skeevers, spiders, and trolls are also all friendly. Necromancers hate you worse than ever tough for some reason. It's amusing.
Murdered to death, what a classic saying. I say it all the time while playing games and no one gets the joke.
You're expecting too much from the intellect of plebs.
@@gentlemanvontweed7147 you're right.
I noticed that sailor is a dark elf...morag tong maybe?
With the Pale Lady, I think its not that she wanted the sword, so much as the sword was used as part of an ancient ritual to seal her away. So she wanted to kill anyone with the sword in order to prevent the sword from being placed back where it was taken from which would reseal her. Likewise, I think the sword itself is enchanted in some way by the ritual to compel others to put it back should it be removed, hence why the bandit stole it from his leader and ran off back to where the Pale Lady was being sealed away.
Nate! It’s amazing you can still make these AND make them new and interesting! Excellent work, buddy
@TheEpicNate315 you should cover the Quest hidden in the temple of Dibella in Markarth.
Do you mean the sybil?
In a 10 tiny details video or secrets, can you mention where horses that run away go?
They go back to where you stole them from
@ducky momo--- Rectum?? hell, damn near kilt him!!!
@ducky momo--- Woulda been a lot cooler if you did.. .
I dare this guy to try to do a whole video on the guards' obsession with Sweet Rolls and why they think someone stole our sweet roll. It's perfect.
The conjuration of animunculi might imply that the Dwemer were transported into a pocket dimmension after the battle of red mountain. They were bound by the power of the Heart of Lorkhan, and after its destruction they were freed, but unable to escape their dimmension, but their machines are not bound by that law. My two cents here.
6:00 Hold on! Didn't you cover this already? I'll have to watch every Skyrim video to verify, but I'm pretty confident.
He did!
i see he often re covers a few things in this series. been sayin this since the #10 days
@@texasgun2731 I haven't noticed this until now. This requires further investigation.
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Tomorrow. I need to sleep and rest right now.
He doesn’t repeat things within the same series, but he’ll repeat them across series.
Just want to let you all know, Piranha Plant is a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
That's hype
And still no Waluigi? Smh we live in a society
Could have used Shantae, but NOOOO, LET'S USE THE PLANT THAT GAVE US HEART ATTACKS AS CHILDREN.
Trolling all the older gamers wishing for Geno. Nintendo is evil
in one of the books in skyrim (The Legend of the Red Eagle), Briar Hearts are actually a bit better explained. It states that Faolan (or the red eagle) was a king in the reach a long time ago, and that he couldn't save the reach from invaders, until a hagraven approached him. She promised him power in return for his humanity and his very heart. He accepted and has killed a lot of enemies from then on, but ultimately fell.
Forsworn Briarhearts propably have the same motivation to give up their life or want to go after the example of Faolan.
Don’t know if anyone’s mentioned this but the effect that appears when you use the staff to ‘conjure’ the dwarven sphere/spider is similar to that of the time warp caused by the ancient nords when defeating Alduin (at the throat of the world) so perhaps you’re just plucking a sphere/spider from another point in time. Just a suggestion.
Is no one going to mention he has a retextured Pale Blade?
Nate I love your Skyrim vids❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
>Lokir was only born in Rorikstead, but lived in Riften or something. He stole a horse to try and escape the Civil War and was headed to High Rock but had to go through Hammerfell, as Skyrim and High Rock are cut off from each other by mountains. He passed through Darkwater Crossing and was caught in the ambush.
There. Lokir's story is explained and I literally just came up with this off the top of my head.
We actually know quite a lot about the process of creating a Briarheart warrior. The main questline in Wrothgar in ESO goes into it in some detail, from the process of how the hearts themselves are grown, to the relationship between the hagravens who developed and perform the procedure and the reachmen who volunteer for the honour of becoming a briarheart warrior. You even get a chance to talk to a reachman who is waiting and preparing himself for the transformation.
Ah, back to Skyrim. The world is right again, the ripple in the force has been murderered to death 😎
Are murders to death counted as unsettling ?
No, but being murdered back to life would be.
Just a theory but I think the briarhearts underwent that transformation so they would be stronger in battle and feel no pain. That way if they're ever captured torturing them would have no affect, also they're notably more dangerous than almost any of the other foresworn, so they possibly recieved some kind of enhanced strength or prowess in battle.
Fun Fact: there was also a "The Pale Lady" in Oblivion, you meet (and defeat) her during the Thieves Guild Questline in Skingrad, while looking for a book and freeing Amusei (again) from prison. The TES4-PaleLady was a Vampire. Maybe there's a connection to the Lady in Skyrim.
Bethesda sure does love making us think
I liked the mod you used last video whats it called slyrim in the old west looks fun and i wanna try it
10:46 Just because Lokir was born in Rorikstead, doesn't mean he stayed there his whole life. Skyrim is full of explorers and bandits, it's easy to imagine he lived on the road, setting up camp to sleep and staying in inns. His travels found him in the rift, got in more trouble than he could handle, and tried to flee the country.
At first I thought the Pale lady was an ancient Nord warrior's wife and that sword was the last memory she had of him. I know it doesn't make a whole lot of sense because she has elf ears but we don't know how wisp mothers are formed exactly so who knows. Also nice video as usual Nate!
Do a Top 10 Theories in the Elder Scrolls. Please pin this Nate!!!
Ok guys this cool but, HAVE YOU HEARD OF HIGH ELVES?
I think Neloth said the reason the briarhearts replace their hearts is to get a direct connection eith nature, making them more powerful
I love the bound weapons. They are quite powerful, especially with perks. The fact that they are Daedra is a bonus
Make a 2018 playthogh
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Where does it say that
Nate! About the last bit, he said halfway to hammerfell. Perhaps he was somewhere in the western or southern part of Skyrim and was going to escape a particular hold. Also, just because someone is from a place doesn't meant they will stay there for their whole life. Perhaps Lokir was a prisoner from the Rift and tried to make an escape before the Imperial ambush happened, which would make sense because if he had never been captured, he would be halfway through his journey to the Hammerfell border.
With the pale lady, I have a theory that she may be the consciousness of the sword. I've dealt with conscious swords/artifacts a lot in fictional works and dnd, so it seems that the sword itself is haunted, or the sword can think.
I’m not first but great vid
All these Ricky Bobby's on TH-cam trying to be first. Don't quite understand the fascination.
Wait this isn’t Ali A
I think a good theory to hold is that Lokir is the only son or sibling of Lund. They look similar in facial features for it to be the case. It could also be an explanation as to why Lund killed himself, saddened with grief from Lokir either running away or being taken to excution.
Hey Nate. Maybe Lokir was a prisoner in the Rift, escaped the prison, stole a horse, then was caught in the Imperial ambush. It kind of makes sense after all he is wearing the standard prisoner outfit.
Actually Lokir prays to Akatosh. Who shows up at Helgen? The first born of Akatosh. If he had waited he might have been saved.
The briar-hearts have been explained in the orsinium DLC of ESO, its fairly intresting if youre able id recommend going through it, its one of the first quests within the DLC
The aethurium staff is my favourite mystery. If I remember there's even a Dwemer in a previous ES game who states that he was in another realm of existence when his people vanished, and so he was not affected by whatever took them. So it can be a big possibility that somewhere in existence there's just a group of Dwemer chilling out and wondering where their automated machines keep going...
"He died as he lived... Fleeing in terror" i have no idea why that made me laugh so much.