Dark Souls Lore: Gwyn The Lord of Sunlight

[@G4LERNE]

That slowed down music is... heavenly... 10/10 would praise it all day

[@jeremyr4964]

You blend your speculation seamlessly with what is known to create an incredibly believable version of this story. Deep and full. You clearly love Dark Souls. Well done

[@TheCorrodedMan]

dat pic

[@TheCorrodedMan]

***** ive no clue how it does that

[@DaveControlLive]

I'm sad this is your last video from Legends of Lordran (even though I knew), this video, among others, shows just how good of a storyteller you are and how much you care about the way you portray it (in your editing and shot choices). Regardless of when I've agreed/disagreed with your theories, I've thoroughly enjoyed the entirety of Legends of Lordran, and think this is a fitting swan song. (To Legends of Lodran). I think I speak for many others when I say I can't wait to see what you'll have in store once Dark Souls II comes out, and I'll be just as eager as everyone else to find out. An internet standing ovation to you, good sir!

[@TerraMantis]

Thanks man. =)

[@ThisIsPampkin]

TerraMantis Just make sure to write Legends of Drangleic, next.

[@chefmoogleomega]

JSPumpkinKing Yes please im only (from my guess) 29% threw darksouls so far and there are so many things i've seen that connect to the prequel.

[@ThisIsPampkin]

miguels stone Yeah and honestly I like TerraMantis Style of Presenting the Story than VaatiVidya's. Don't get me wrong I like both, but Vaati's style is a Straightforward and also he's like talking directly to us. Terra's on the other hand tells the Story using 'Books' and some other ways like in his Video of Gwyndolin and Havel's Lore. Both are Great in their own ways and Once the Date is 25th April, I really am looking forward to learn lore from both Vaati and Terra. Final note: Keep up the Great Work Vaati, Terra! We would never want to see you guys go Hollow. - JSP -

[@Chud_Bud_Supreme]

Of all the Dark Souls lore videos I've seen, these are the best and most well thought out. It never occurred to me to think of Gwyn as a hollow but it makes perfect sense. He sacrificed his own humanity, blinded by his own desperate struggle for power. For as much as he resents humanity, he himself is quintessentially human. You have my respect, sir.

[@juanimto]

Gwyn and the rest of the lords aren't human. Gwin didn't have humanity to offer to the flame so he used his own soul to kindle it a bit further. You could think of it as a form of humanity since he went hollow. Though that could be an effect to whoever comes in contact with the flame? But maybe I'm wrong.. since there's the chaos witches who do represent life :/

[@protogod19]

I see many people referring to Gwyn as a Tyrant but I don't think that as entirely true. Gwyn has done and ordered cruel things but he did not do them out of cruelty. I believe that Gwyn tried doing what he thought was best for humanity by attempting to save humanity from itself. Keeping humans in the light and stoking the fire to keep the shadows at bay. I'd go as far to say that Gywn is the most human character in the game despite being considered a god. The Abyssal Sorceries and the Abyss itself are things harmful to all life and reflect the evil that all humanity is capable of. The Abyss corroded Artorias and mutated the Oolicians to frightfully cruel creatures.New Londo had to have been his cruelest order but as you explored it's depths did you not see what horrors still survived the flood? The ghosts, the mass of souls, the dark wraiths and of course.. the Four Kings who still hunger for humanity. Left unchecked it surely would have been Oolacile all over again.. Gywn's actions were extreme, there's no questioning that. It's no wonder some humans planned a revolt against the gods but I believe that he had humanities best interest at heart. In the end he burned himself into a husk if only to give us one last light to look to, even if it was a dying flame. If Gwyn is guilty of anything it is that he did not go gentle into that 'good' night. To me and a few others Gwyn is the most human character in Dark Souls. Do not go gentle into that good night, Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night. Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Wild men who caught and sang the sun in flight, And learn, too late, they grieved it on its way, Do not go gentle into that good night. Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, Rage, rage against the dying of the light. And you, my father, there on the sad height, Curse, bless, me now with your fierce tears, I pray. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Do Not Go Gently Into That Good Night-Dylan Thomas

[@TerraMantis]

I like a lot of what you have to say and it's one of the most interesting comments I've ever received. That being said, the mutated humans of Oolacile are not a result of the Abyss or Darkness, under the metal skeletal mask of a Darkwraith is just a man's face. The mutations of the Oolacile people is a result of Manus' influence over humanity which every human is thought to possess and humanity is also believed to be fragments of the Dark Souls -- The Pygmy's Lord Soul. The Pygmy is also believed to be Manus, hence his great influence and ability to contort and mutate those who possess it. This is mostly just my speculation, but there is some proof. New Londo acts like a control group in the experiment of what effects the abyss has on humans. The people of New Londo were not mutating and neither were the Darkwraiths who actually had direct contact with the Darkness. The only true difference between the Abyss in New Londo and the Abyss in Oolacile is Manus and his influence over humanity. I'll give you the soulmass creatures... I have no idea what the hell they are but I've always thought of them as like the congealed hatred manifestation of the dead bodies of humans who died during the flood. As for the Four Kings, I have a huge theory on them and how they're actually the greatest saviors of the lore (which I'll never share officially), but if I stay grounded to only slightly wild speculation, I just think they were mutated because they were in possession of a fragment of the Light Lord Soul (Gwyn's Lord Soul) and it didn't mix so well when they joined the dark. Anyway, love your insights and by no means is my video or theories on Dark Souls the end-all-be-all, that's the beauty of Dark Souls lore.

[@TerraMantis]

Brent Ramsten Interesting stuff, I've heard a lot about the theories and workings of sorceries and whatnot, they're definitely fun to theorize about. But no, what I'm talking about is actually called Mass of Souls -- the blackend, tar-like lump of human bodies that don't respawn after being killed. They're in New Londo after you drain the city. darksouls.wikidot.com/mass-of-souls My bad, that's what I meant by "soulmass."

[@Chud_Bud_Supreme]

A tyrant is a tyrant. It doesn't matter how benign their motivations. "Convictions are sometimes worse enemies of truth than lies" -Nietzsche

[@TerraMantis]

Brent Ramsten We might find out more about them in Dark Souls 2, there seems to be a creature that's comprised only of human bodies in the latest trailer: It's at about 1:50 Dark Souls II - PS3/X360/PC - Cursed (Trailer) Eerily similar to an illustration I made years ago I might add. =) stevenbednarz.daportfolio.com/gallery/762626#12

[@protogod19]

tiakpark He also said "No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." Knowing what happened in Oolacile, would you rather be a mutated cruel monster? Robbed from what it is to be human and be a slave to the dark? Sides that quote has little to do with tyranny or how power corrupts but more a commentary on how convictions or fanatical beliefs cloud people from seeing/accepting what is true. I really don't see how Gwyn was fanatical.. Every thing he did had a reason. Tyranny itself is defined by ruling with cruelty and unfairness but I don't see the unfairness in his choices. Only the burden of sacrifice, so much so that he burned his own soul for a seeming eternity to keep the fires of his light going. This is not the act of a man trying to keep himself in power but the acts of a man keeping the dark at bay. The pygmy may have fathered humanity but the way I see it Gwyn was a father to humanity... doing what ever it took to keep it safe in the light.

[@marcelinoperez8613]

"You humans always taking what you please always resorting to force" so did Zeus & friends. Correct me if I'm wrong please but weren't the dragons just minding there own business.

[@NCHaskew]

+Storm Breaker what are you talking about? Look! *finds conveniently placed knife* They were armed!

[@lokenontherange]

+Storm Breaker Pretty sure the dragons just sat in their trees wondering where the fuck everyone else was. Since it was pitch black 24/7.

[@bubblewraposaurusrex1866]

There was no such thing as Light or Dark, Death or Life. Only fog, stone, and dragons.

[@lokenontherange]

+Bubblewraposaurus Rex No light or dark means no contrast which means a) dragons can see in a way other than we do (maybe motion or maybe seismic) or b) dragons sat around blind for millenia and occasionally fell out of the arch trees.

[@WobblesandBean]

THANK YOU!! I always hated Gwyn for that. The dragons never did anything. It was genocide.

[@KassieKaloidavis]

Dude you're awsome. I think hawkeye Gough said it best. " one's demise is always one own doing" . i still love this game and the lore attached. Great job

[@frankhunter244]

Usually I like to turn down the game volume and soul grind while listening to lore narratives and theories in the background but you did such an awesome job on these, I just have to watch. Much respect to the all the work you put into all these videos

[@ThatGunslinger]

Your best lore video yet. Well done.

[@zombiefriend]

Oh, man, that last shot of Drangleic being the beginning of a new age. As if I wasn't hyped enough.

[@TheHornet79]

Wheres your anime avatar from? She is just like :3

[@ItsJustN8]

I always fucking love these. Something about the writing, your voice, and the subtle music in the background just gives me chills. Keep it up.

[@mrthereddragon7622]

Brilliant video as always TerraMantis, your storytelling never ceases to amaze! Gwyn is such an awesome character. On the one hand, he's a callous tyrant, so afraid of the dark and his own downfall, he'd be willing to burn himself alive in a desperate act of pride. On the other, he's a 'magnificent father', who would sacrifice himself out of hope for the salvation of the world he cherished, and the people he loved. I'm gonna miss him in Dark Souls 2. :'(

[@bjkzap]

Dark souls 2 is a prequel. So there is a huge chance that he will be there.

[@sedoskovelha123]

This is all speculation, if he's a tyrant or a great father we dont know

[@Jordi_214]

Ben Koby I don't think its a prequel.

[@leomurtas2291]

Ben Koby It's not a prequel.Watch the videos of VaatyVidya and you will understand why.

[@Gensolink]

1128nesecret I hope there will be another badass boss like artorias (not exactly like him thought lol) surely my favourite boss with manus and man lore wise he's just awesome

[@Xenophon122088]

Incredible narrative. You covered the scope of the story very well, and stated convincing evidence of Gwyn's distain for humans. I like how you pointed out the counterbalance of each soul found in the First Flame--death vs life, and light vs dark--and their corresponding founders. I never considered the Witch of Izalith as the Lord of Life until now; she founded pyromancy and bore children, whereas Nito simply spreads death. You nailed the important contrasts of Gwyn's Lord Soul to the Dark Soul. The Dark Soul threatens the Age of Fire, but ironically can be used to prolong it. I also found it interesting that "where humans thrive in great concentration," the light in the Age of Fire fades, inching closer towards the Age of Dark. Yet despite this fact, Gwyn overlooked the noble traits in humans.

[@lautrek77]

Incredible video. This is the best telling of the Age of Ancients and the Age of Fire out there. Thanks a lot for the effort Terra.

[@raulvito6246]

Your best video Terramantis...and kudos for using a more narrative voice and not the overly dramatic voiceover you used on the Manus video.

[@TerraMantis]

I try to have my voice suit the atmosphere of the video, if it's more informative like this then I speak more punctually. In the case of Manus... I would go stick my head in an oven for about 15 minutes between takes... you know, method acting.

[@LyingPrauses]

I would say Gwyn's comrades hating humans is speculation since the clips you used to narrate the disdain those close to Gwyn had towards humans is usually, well, after you attack them lol

[@shoobloo]

Man, you have a gift with storytelling. You deserve more subscribers.

[@realguy5O]

Dat Ending...so emotional! Well Done!

[@HalfLifeDemon]

This is the best lore video I have seen, and I'm subscribed to many dark souls lore tellers. You have done such an excellent job with this series. You no longer have to suck it TerraMantis, you have earned a break :D

[@TerraMantis]

Thanks \O/

[@Raurie4]

i really love how you did this. your version of the story makes it sound even sadder.

[@MrJambiwana]

"prepare for unforeseen consequences.." g-man told Gwyn to link the first flame so he could bring about the age of dark.. HL3 confirmed

[@thorgar959]

Your best one yet. I love the Dark Souls 2 clip at the end, especially with the genesis line Very well done

[@darkwzrd4]

I don't know if anyone picked up on it, but there was a mistake regarding the Witch of Izalith's attempt to duplicate the First Flame. This video says she used her Lord Soul and Pyromancy to do so, but Pyromancy didn't exist until after the attempt failed consuming the Witch of Izalith and creating a chaotic flame and the Bed of Chaos from which all demons come from and creating pyromancy. Before all this, the Witch of Izalith and the Daughters of Chaos wielded Fire Sorceries that were lost when they were consumed by the Flame of Chaos. You can verify this through the dialogue of Quelana.

[@TerraMantis]

One item says that "Quelana of Izalith" is the "mother of pyromancy", and if you're the mother of something then you gave birth to it. Another item contradicts this by saying the Witch of Izalith (The Lord) was the mother of pyromancy when she was engulfed in her attempt to recreate the First Flame. I didn't get it wrong, I just chose which one I thought was canon because the game made the choice available. Item descriptions themselves are not always fact, they are legends of Lordran in and of themselves and legends aren't always accurate. Ascended Pyromancy Flame: Pyromancy flame drawing upon the latent power of Quelana of Izalith, mother of pyromancy. For the pyromancer, a flame is a precious thing indeed, to be nurtured, often for an entire lifetime. When the flame is shared, it creates an eternal bond between the parties. Demon's Catalyst: Demon catalyst formed from Izalith molten rock. Can be used as fire weapon. The Demon Firesage was the first demon, and the last master of the original fire arts before the Witch of Izalith was engulfed by Chaos, creating pyromancy Check out my Witch of Izalith video.

[@darkwzrd4]

TerraMantis The word "mistake" was a poor choice of words. I should have said "inaccuracy based on my understanding". But it is true. The Witch of Izalith didn't use pyromancy to create a new First Flame. Pyromancy was created when the witch failed to control what she created thus creating chaos which engulfed her and gave rise to pyromancy. In other words, it was Chaos, not the Witch of Izalith, that created pyromancy. Being that she did create Chaos, she is more like a grandmother of Pyromancy dispute what the item descriptions say This is what happens when the lore is left purposely vague so that people can draw there own conclusions.

[@VRTXProductions]

It did exist but as sorcery. Then it became regular pyromancy as we see in game

[@DMofTheWorld]

The Lords + The Scaleless = ultimate gankers

[@rakkatytam]

Love the picture from Berserk that you used when talking about the chaos demons. The way DS alludes to Berserk so much makes me like it even more. Especially like that Artorias is based off of Guts.

[@gaminhard6923]

"and from the Dark they came and found the souls of lords within the flame" Why is it that Gwyn feared the Dark so? After all, he too originated there. But, is it even possible that he remembers his origin? Before the flame?

[@noobpower96]

Man, your lore Videos are perfect to sleep to! And this is of course meant as a compliment! Just like Tales i used to listen to when i was younger :D

[@NeitNate]

the narration gave me chills ver good TerraMantis I hope more lore videos will come with dark souls 2 keep it up

[@aleortiz9740]

That ending was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

[@avernvrey7422]

He didn't make many mistakes, he was simply crushed by the inevitable.

[@jurajgschwind7214]

Thank you for this videos. This is just nice, seeing this Info after debating 2 hours with someone, about what really happened in Lordran. But I think the best part was the cut to Drangleic. Very nice indeed.

[@THEGUYWHOFREERUNS16X]

Your videos always strike me where it counts man great work

[@gaminhard6923]

I'm in awe of this one. Best video yet and the end with Drangleic....wow. I love VaatiVidya's video. But, you have far surpassed even his level of quality in my opinion. It's going to be hard for anyone to top this one.

[@AngelTheButlerOfTime]

Damm these videos give me chills. Great job man.

[@tiredeyes333]

OMG that Drangleic tease at the end ;_; Incredible video! Subbed : )

[@cHaasWin]

Well done, as always. I look forward to your incite on dark souls II.

[@jacobbalensiefer3846]

I really enjoyed this lore series, the legend of the abyss walker was hands down the best. I'm looking forward to your content for dark souls 2

[@moonlightwarriorgaming743]

This video actually brought tears to my eyes. Bravo.

[@NachozMan]

Another epic piece TerraMantis. Cant wait for your videos on dark souls 2! :D

[@eggnogninja0]

Well-made! Great pace and music & stuff. It makes a little more sense now :D

[@doc-vegeta3587]

the ending was awesome great work, as always

[@NeoTriicck]

Breath taking, absolutely breathtaking. Thank you for this video!

[@nextgeneration6197]

Very well done. Especcialy the ending was great. Your second best lore video in my opinion, I liked Artorias' video the most.

[@OgreKingMongrel]

Holy crap this video is nicely put together, nice stuff!

[@WokeandProud]

I think that last party was truly beautiful and it describes humanity the real humanity very well, are you sure you're not a philosopher if not you should take up a job as one.

[@saffy_9967]

I don't think gwyn regrets what he did tbh.

[@tremulo5568]

Man... this is one of the best videos I've ever seen, u're a genius ;3;

[@dragonieprayer]

what a beautiful video TerraMantis... I am in awe :) you tell things so poetic that it gives me goosebumps

[@KippSa]

So thankful for this upload, much props

[@adnandare]

Brilliant editing, great work mate.

[@tharsisrise9287]

Damn near made me tear up at the end there

[@20eyesmisfit]

one of the best lore vids of dark souls i have ever seen !

[@ThePoopGUNZ]

Amazing stuff as usual. Can't wait for you to produce Dark Souls 2 content

[@Feizaan]

I love that there's a dark souls 2 commercial before this. So PUMPED!!!

[@ChAkEnEx]

What a good video, this is like the hole lore in a nutshell, this prepare me to embrace dark souls 2!

[@Shad0wmoses]

man this adds so much more drama and anticipation for dks2! i cant wait for new lore.

[@carcotasu081]

My deepest respect for Gwyn, I gladly sacrificed my char to continue the Age of Fire in his name.

[@Richie_Godsil]

Knocked it out of the fuckin park my man, well done!

[@IraAry]

Great job dude!! Keep doing this series!

[@jackpollard550]

I love his stories, but I something inside me always nitpicks. "The world was unformed, until it wasn't". I know that no one knows what happened, but it still sounds a little ridiculous. And do you think the Lords were as they are before they found the Lord Souls, or did the Souls give them power and being? And where the Hell did Gwyn's knights come from?

[@saccure0128]

gwyn was just a random dude who happened to find the flame and the 4 knights were 4 elite who received a soul of a lord from gwyn

[@doubletrouble544]

Your videos are truly amazing and thought provoking. Subbed.

[@wiremuconnor9132]

That voice almost as good as David Attenborough

[@gaminhard6923]

I keep coming back and watching this every couple of days leading up to Dark Souls 2. My level of hype has reached epic proportions. My copy is fully paid for and all of my midterms for this semester are out of the way now. Nothing left but excitement to occupy my mind for the next week. Gamestop isn't having a midnight release here. I'm considering attempting to bribe an employee.

[@oncesanora]

Oh wow, I must've just got here as it finished uploading. Been looking forward to this though for a while now though.

[@SirIlliterate]

Hey TerraMantis, I only discovered you today and binged some of your content. It looks like you haven't uploaded anything for a while so I just wanted to remind you that you're a great story-teller. If you're not doing anything with that in your life right now, maybe reconsider. I'm glad I found you and hope you're well.

[@Squantoon]

Your videos are almost to good man.

[@sepertarift]

Me too. I am hoping that they elaborate on the dragon covenant, and allow one to become closer to a dragon like a form of drake. All the things to hope for, and all to be seen...

[@xpeson9]

This lore explanation ws beautiful... So glad I found your channel and subscribed.

[@leomurtas2291]

TerraMantis...you are a genius!!

[@hiphopopotamus2839]

The ending was amazing, so awesome, and awe inspiring.

[@tomashudibe]

BEST LORE VIDEO PERIOD. FLAWLESS VICTORY

[@brentramsten249]

i just came back to see some of the comment chains ive been a part of and wow, isnt it wonderful that there is a talk going on about whether a boss we meet in game one time and who is not talked about in any dialogue (and when he is its about his actions not the man himself) is being actively argued about whether or not he was a tyrant? thats amazing to me.

[@JuanRodriguez-xl6mp]

those r sum good narration skills u got there

[@bzugoo]

masterpice after masterpice! dude this is awesome

[@SpiderriaN]

The ending is such a good tie in.

[@datnoisev1278]

Thanks for the subtitles..very helpful

[@kdoggbarkbark7434]

You're very good at setting the mood

[@StUnNuHKiN6]

very well done! best lore video i've ever seen!

[@wulftactical9810]

This video alone shows how much amazing story there is to the Souls series if you just dig deep enough

[@bridgetandtomcashen5256]

drangleic was a good touch at the end 10/10 would reccomend

[@boogiewoogie2965]

Once again, great job.

[@MrDrak-vp8bz]

this produced a teardrop on me. damnit.

[@dracorex426]

I feel like a lot of trouble could have been avoided if someone had given Gwyn a nightlight.

[@pspk94]

2:20 this has to be the best videogame-soundtrack i heard in a very long time! not many can even try to compete, the only ones i can think of are 'icarus' from DX;HR, and the soundtrack of the game Bastion. simply amazing

[@tisgoodjuju]

The music is from the amazing acoustic labs channel, not from dark souls. However Gwyns boss theme and the "nameless song" from the game are really good.

[@pspk94]

ya, figured that out as well, after going through the credits later on ;D but thanks anyway, mate :) and i agree, gwyns theme, the "nameless song" and the music playing whilst entering the kiln ("faithful black knigths" i believe) are extremely good, as well as the "hidden track" which partially played in some of the trailers

[@pspk94]

tisgoodjuju oh and how could i forget the most epic one?! "the ancient dragon", the one playing at the ash lake. silly me ^^

[@dualeh]

thank you sir, u just brightened my morning

[@zuleanservant]

That...that was just beautiful. I'm simply at a loss for any other words.

[@memorymix8884]

"in the dark the world was unformed... until it wasn't." lol great explanation

[@sirjazz5776]

Magnificent ending, sir ! Just... Purely... Magnificent !

[@spitfirez89]

Gotta say among all the dark souls lore videos out there, terramantis makes the best. Hands down.

[@diddymelone2265]

im surprised you didnt give seath a mention, he played a large part in his brethrens downfall after all. anyway great video, wish you´d do even more of these, I like DS1 best.

[@Skipston55]

What I'd like is a Souls game not focused on the end of an age, but its beginning. Not a tale of a nation about to die, but of one that is yet to be forged by flame. That would be nice

[@TheJellyfishPirate]

Bravo Bra-freakn'vo...that was awesome

[@usajlw1]

There is only one thing that could surpass your ability; if Morgan Freeman was the narrator. Your music is great, your attitude in the videos is great and your logic is sound. Thank you for making such a great video series.

[@ThePowerofYeti]

So freakin well done!

[@VRTXProductions]

Wish Gwynns outfit was in Ds3

[@davidpaul5998]

Nice video TerraMantis, but there were a couple of things that don't really agree with in the video. So there is Artorias and most people seem to take it as fact that Gwyn ordered Artorias to go off to Oolacile and fight the new Dark threat, but to me it always seemed more likely that Artorias just took the initiative to go and fight the Dark in Oolacile rather than being directly ordered. And the other thing is you say Gwyn had a stroll down the ash dunes of the Kiln, but I always thought the ash was the remains of the fallen knights of Gwyn that burned when Gwyn linked the flame. That's why you can see the Ghosts as you enter the Kiln. So yeah food for thought.

[@TerraMantis]

Thanks. You may very well be correct that Artorias was not ordered to go there, but Artorias was a knight and Gywn was his Lord, so it's a logical conclusion. If that's true though and he wasn't ordered to go, I think that's a strong indication that at one point he was the leader of the knights if 3 of the 4 decided to follow him there. As for the ash dunes, check out my 10 Things video finale. I talk about the construction of the kiln and blueprints a bit. I really think that ash was there as long as the kiln was there seeing as the arch tree that's there acts like a chimney; allowing all the smoke and ash from the First Flame to exhaust at the heart of the Fire Link. Thanks for watching and your insights.

[@northwinder]

exactly my thoughts...amazing clip my friend.Amazing..

[@cloudbloom]

Fantastic video!

[@magmos6346]

Y'know, it just hit me, with this description of events there is a fair amount of inspiration taken from Norse mythology in this game. Odin, all-father and king of the gods has pretty much dedicated his life to ensuring Ragnarok never comes to pass, but in doing so he only ends up marching right into it's creation, just like how Gwyn has dedicated himself to staving off the end of the age of fire, but through the loss of his greatest warriors and closest allies in trying to attain this goal, only ends up encouraging it's demise until he has to sacrifice himself. Of course, Odin was a fair bit less of a dick about things than Gwyn might have been. Which is REALLY saying something if you know the old stories.

[@JirkaHCrypto]

Your videos are amazing

[@elektro137]

This was amazing.