You can save the guard in Dragonsreach by wabbajack; specifically turning him into a chicken.

Do Dishonoured next! Also, if I may; a principle in Scripture is "I desire mercy, not sacrifice". This means that the ceremonial aspects of the 10 commandments are subservient. That's why David chose to eat the shewbread, which was not lawful for him to eat, when he was starving and without food; it is more important that you're healthy and looked after than that you follow the temporary ceremonial rules of the Mosaic covenant. Maybe incorporate this somehow? I'd love to chat with you sometime about the protestant view of the 10 commandments throughout history. As it stands I think you'd be VERY interested to read the Westminster Larger Catechism, questions 103 to 148, which establish the historically orthodoxy interpretation of all 10 commandments. I know you have a lot of people in your comments quibbling over what each of the 10 commandments mean, but up until about 1980 the WLC Q103-148 was the mark of orthodoxy among protestants. I absolutely love this series and please let me know if you have a patreon because I would love to back you financially, but as I listen while I work I tend to skip intros and outros. My brother, "The LORD bless thee, and keep thee: The LORD make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: The LORD lift up his countenance upon thee, and give thee peace." Numbers 6:24-26

Daniel?

If you consider Dwemer Automatons to just be robots then they can’t be killed, so defeating one doesn’t break a commandment. But given that Dwemer technology is mysterious and this is a world where souls can be captured and used for various purposes, we don’t know for sure that it’s *just* a robot, so it does seem safest to avoid destroying any automatons.

On the day of the stream when I came in, I thought that was your first time defeating Dagoth Ur. When I saw you did another stream just a few hours earlier I was like "Huh?". Now, I'm up to date. As for that discussion about Skyrim Achievements, I'd have to give hardest to Oblivion Walker. Needing to complete all Daedric quests, in one save file, always picking the path that gifts an artifact, needing to know which artifacts actually count AND without accidentally blocking yourself from the achievement is a huge pain. The one time I did it I had to do an exploit to earn two artifacts from one Prince because the achievement still wasn't satisfied after going through all the others. 😵‍💫

Destroying a robot is not killing imho, unless it has a construct and a former human brain etc like Smasher and such Also you should use the prayer things in Pacifica to offer penance for each time you break a commandment!

That scene of the camera panning, Tarvyn hitting the heart and Dagoth singing. What a sight to behold. Morrowind is a great game. XD

I broke my phone after dying to the brain suckers, 💀 think I’m cooked yeah

i read ten commandments and i was like "yeah that thing the founding fathers signed" I'm not religious or American

16:07 Why didn't anyone tell me about this? This is the saddest moment in Morrowind history. Does this mean I'll need to add a dead Corky to the fan-art? Kidding, I tried it as a joke and it just made me even sadder (in really poor taste and too much blood, I think). I guess this is your first officially deceased disicple... Why did it have to be the big, lovable lunk-head? 😢

You could've used food to heal, that's not magical in any way.

Never realize 3 out of 10 of them is something with worshipping god

It's funny you should mention dog-people in Elder Scrolls. If my lore is correct, there is a race of fox-people that lived in Black Marsh. Like Khajiit, but doggos. They're called Lilmothiits, but they're also extinct. The theory is the horrible diseases of Black Marsh wiped them out. So we're left with derpy cats and chain-smoking lizards. Also, man you're close to the end. But these Disciples, oooh, how they makes things difficult to go anywhere. I thought you might have made it much further but I forgot what they're like. Happy New Years, friend. 🎉

Thou shalt not kill was always a weird commandment considering how much murder was commanded by the god in the Old Testament, aswell as it commanding to take spoils of war. I feel like the rule would be ‘if you are a Stormcloak kill every Imperial you see and take all they have’ to be biblically accurate.

The scooby doo esque solutions to seemingly impossible problems was amazing and hilarious!

I was watching this on my Xbox and was very confused by the crash after killing alduin lol

I really appreciate the message in the beginning, God bless

Um, actually- ☝️🤓 Just kidding. Honestly a really fun video! Good stuff!

I went and asked my local pastor about killing in self-defense. The Catholic church allows it, since it does not break the Ten Commandments. The proper translation comes down to "You won't _murder_. But since killing in self-defense does not make you a murderer, it's allowed. A notable exception is to be made if you use overwhelming force in reaction to a slight threat.

5:12 "When going inside of Ralof" I'm pretty sure that would fall under adultery, given that you're not married to him

It's funny to think about this guy from the perspective if the NPCs as like a weird cultist

Ive finally found it, after about 3 years of searching of and on, its as glorious as i remembered

The only thing that was kinda off for me was Saturday is the sabbath for Judaism Sunday is the sabbath day of Christianity

You basically made Uthgerd your shabbos goy. Lmao

4:51 How is Tolkien a criminal?

> Corrects the translation of "kill" to "murder" > Makes "no killing (even animals)" rule Why are you like this ?

I've been thinking, Shivering Isles as a Christian may be confusing. Because it quote said Thou shalt not bear witness to a false god. Not Thou shalt not ascend to false godhood. I also would reccomend going in the with nothing but your underwear, its funner that way.

Can i choose to not absorb the dragon soul?

Using shouts brakes the first Commandment because of talos. Read the lore dude.

You've got the artist part of my brain firing up with ideas. If you're planning on condensing the streams into three parts, I could produce three different variations of the drawing I've made. With the way I've made it and kept a bunch of old versions, it wouldn't require that much effort on my part (at least, not as much as it could have if I had the one file). Each image could progressively add more details and features that happen further into the journey. When the streams are officially "finished", I'll show you the final drawing I have and I'll be able to better explain what I'm thinking. If you think I'm cooking - I'll cook. If you think that will burnt it - I'll turn the heat off before it catches fire. It's just a thought at this point. We'll see what you think will work better.

hunting is not forbidden though.

*correction The Commandment on killing is translated from ancient Hebrew as “You shall not murder”. You can hunt animals. You can kill undead (already killed/dead). And you can kill living mortals in self defense (I.e. let brigands attack, first). “Kill” was the King James English word for murdering. So, the intent of the Commandment is to not murder (defined as “The unlawful killing of a human being by another human being with malice aforethought”. Hunting: acceptable Death by disease: acceptable War: acceptable Execution: acceptable Death by animal: acceptable Death by natural disaster: acceptable Self defense: acceptable Murder: not acceptable Assassination: not acceptable Important distinction.

I wonder if this is a common misconception about the UK. For the longest time, I thought Britain and England were two different countries within the UK, because they both had their own flags. So, in the last month or two I decided to use Google Maps to figure out where they are specifically in Europe. Surprise, surprise. Britain isn't actually a country at all. It's short for the British United Kingdom. Wow. And to think I was about fifteen (or older) when I heard England existed. Hmm. Well, if that gets a laugh out of someone, I'm fine with being a very silly little man (that's all true, by the way. I am not smart). 🙃

The Bible doesn't say," thou shalt not kill". The commandment is "thou shalt not murder".

Those video thumbnails really scared me. The drawings on them… man… 😢 I couldn’t even sleep due to my feelings of guilt and fear

HE'S BACK!!! I would have watched the stream sooner, but I like to watch them with the chat replay (which can take over fourteen hours after the stream has finished to show-up. Because KZbin is weird like that). That cutscene is a very clear sign of the progress you've made and it's so good to see. It also means I'm closer to showing-off the fan-art I'm still holding...and I may still add a few things. Plenty of time, right? But seriously, your commitment is awe-inspiring.

Make pip man or else

Tysm for saving Benny

Skyrim is a piece of cake with this challenge. try life.

Actually, commandment 6 It refers to killing on the attack (situation where you are the one who initiates the conflict). If you are attacked and kill in self defense, it is not a very serious sin

Can you beat life without making a challange run of any kind?

Can you beat Skyrim without triggering article 5?

Is this a sign of a new video incoming? I hope it is!

Dragons get thir power from akatosh a false god therefore you fail

Actually there is a diologe option to disrespect your parrents when you ask serana about her parrents

2:03 seems like a real scene

I keep coming back to watch the intro

can you beat FNV without any contradiction 😂