Exploring Elder Scrolls: The Dawn Era

[@jln_djss8636]

My brother is making me watch the elder scroll history video for our rpg. I can't stop think about Anu and Padomey as Ani and Padme. It's stressing me out

[@thadbertrand4527]

I cant stop hearing that every time he talks about them

[@redriddler1231]

"I can't stop thinking about SAND!"

[@alecfairfield2745]

Thank you SO MUCH to whoever captioned this video!! These types of videos are never captioned and this accessibility is really awesome to see :)

[@danielcharland1374]

This is one of the things I like about Elder Scrolls, we don't really know the true history and mythos of the most powerful beings in that universe, which helps to persevere some of the fun and mystery. We know that there are very powerful beings, such as the deadra and the heart of lorkian, because we have interacted with them ourselves or recent great historical figures in the games have done so. Other than that, though, you could come up with your own theories all you want and they would be just as canonically valid as what any of the characters believe.

[@jesterssketchbook]

not to mention kirkbride said your own headcannon IS the official cannon

[@the_dropbear4392]

Night Pasta he doesn't have the authority to decide what is official canon, alot of his work since he left is being included in the games(looking at you heimskr and ESO). But unless Bethesda state the same thing then it's not true

[@the_dropbear4392]

@Leumas yes because Calling out fanfic has a lot to do with that

[@jacobfreeman5444]

The only real problem I have with this one is how elf centric it is. The "Lorkhan is the bad guy" idea is very much a Mer thing. But I suppose it cannot be helped. The elves reached high culture first and so most of the accounts of TES history were written by elves.

[@knightofmolag2463]

Isn't Lorkhan and Shor the same dude?

[@jacobfreeman5444]

Darth Imperious Ah, yes. But each culture sees him differently. Elves as a whole see him as a trickster who took their divine right to being all powerful spirits. Nords, as Shor, see him as a hero god and chief force in the act of creation. I think the Redguards don't like him for some reason (not very knowledgeable about their culture). And who knows what native views the others have. The Imperial cult did a great job of stamping out any opposing views or merging with them.

[@yulien568]

Well he did trick immortal beings into giving up their being inorder to create a plane that he would rule

[@jacobfreeman5444]

Yulien If they were so stupid as to not understand what they thing they were creating would do then they deserve it. I think the whole "we were tricked" thing is a way for the descendants of Aedra to save face when they ended up footing the bill. I really doubt all of them were tricked. It paints the Aedra as being massively incompetent. Mote likely the lesser Aedra just didn't understand what was really happening and the greater Aedra blamed Lorkhan since he was convenient. I am not even sure his killing was a punishment but part of the ritual to complete the project. And since he couldn't defend himself anymore they were just like "oops, we were tricked. Damn that bad, bad Lorkhan. He so bad."

[@the_dropbear4392]

Jacob Freeman And when he died he became Shor, who didn't have to give up loads of energy to stabilise nirn and he didn't lose power to his own trap, so he is much more active then the aedra who are dormant due to power loss, it takes the shattering if the amulet of kings and all the dragon emperor souls within to summon Akatosh. Where as Shor sends down his avatars all the time. Talos is made up of (Hijalti Early Beard-dragonborn, a Nord/breton. Wulfharth of Atmora, an ancient high king is skyrim and shezzarine avatar of shor. And Zurin Arctus-also a shezzarine.) They became Talos and Mantled Lorkan, also they achieved CHIM, something that Lorkan failed due to not having a mortals perspective. So he kind of got what he wanted in the end. The whole creation was to allow beings to achieve CHIM, and he managed it himself, He played everyone, the gods punished by 'killing' him got him exactly what he wanted, Shor are at least part of shor achieved CHIM

[@WildRoseAirsoft]

love your videos helps me get through the day

[@thegunslinger8806]

thats what i love about elder scrolls,right down to the creation the lore is rich fascinating and dosent go into too much detail,it makes it feel all the more human when the elves start bickering and differing.

[@the_dropbear4392]

Player Juan it goes into loads of detail, it's just that all the races have conflicting views that could all be true due to non-linear time

[@brandonlange2192]

Shame this guy has only 140,000 subscribers, he's got such detailed videos. Keep them up man good job.

[@connorwilson2014]

830,000 now. Greetings from 2022 :)

[@luckyabdurrahman1085]

the daedra is padomaic and the magna-ge/stars is anuic, and aedra is the intermingling of them both

[@ErwinAust7777]

Dude you make awesome videos please keep going

[@poisonsquid37]

This is very similar to the Gnostic creation story. In their creation myth, a being called the Archon trapped the souls of spirits in the mortal world which we are now in. The religion is very anti materialism which kind of reflects the way the Mer see Mundas as opposed to men.

[@MasterMahan-qm8hu]

Nice work, very good!!!

[@JollayGaming]

Just what I've been waiting for 😩👌🏼

[@ivanarmas6885]

Let's hope we're not the only ones.

[@saragorn5033]

ivan Armas + were not

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

Still waiting for a creation myth that tells of the battle between the being of Order and Darkness against the being of Chaos and Light. The former could be called Fasczi and the latter Kaleidon, if you didn't want to bother hiding your inspirations.

[@collan5274]

You left out the moons! They’re supposedly the sundered corpus of Lorkhan

[@Super50ldier]

No, Lorkhan's body became the planet of Nirn.

[@ErikratKhandnalie]

Great video, though still a little simplified. Honestly, the Dawn era is probably the hardest to cover, right off the bat. You really have to have your metaphysics down to understand everything that's happening, and what they mean. TES is, above all, about the struggle between stasis and change, and the power dynamic between authority and rebellion.

[@andrewkaiser7030]

great video as always, but if i recall correct, tolkein has both accounts. in the silmarilion (sp), the first two "books" are the story of creation as it was in true and then as far as the elves knew. (only like 30 pages total cover both)

[@andrewkaiser7030]

also Tolkien loved to leave his ideas fluid. He has several conflicting stories, battles, etc written on notes for stories he did not have time to write himself. i think this uncertainty with distant past events adds to the realism. in fact he even went back and reeditted the hobbit before starting the LOTR (not much was changed to be fare but the original speaks of the ring a little less if i recall.) also hard to get your hand on the pre editted copy :(

[@patdowds4178]

And I thought the Silmarillion was thick.

[@kyleshaw8868]

Well they were inspired by it.

[@the_dropbear4392]

Kyle Shaw This is really different from the silmarillion, which is kind of based of abrehamic religions, this is much more wacky and has more in comments with Greek mythology. Anu and Padomay and Nirn is similar to Uranus and Gaia

[@linguisticallyoversight8685]

It's my understanding the first elves not only found the Beast folk but a group of preliterate humans called the needs

[@levihan3777]

Yes. The Nedes existed on Tamriel during the Merethic Era. There’s a theory within the ES universe that the Nedes may have migrated from Atmora, but an Imperial scholar claims that there isn’t archeological evidence of that.

[@user-pg2oe4si4y]

nedes*

[@maxwellsimon4538]

Apparently ysgramor goes back to atmora to find troops for the war against the snow elves though. But this could also be a half truth.

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@maxwellsimon4538 Well, that much he did do, and part of the Atmoran Army that came down had some Nedes as part of the forces sailing across the Sea of Ghosts, albeit not many since most Nedes already left as they're not as resistant to the cold as Nords are. The main situation regarding Ysgramor is how he had interacted with the Snow Elves and what caused the Night of Tears. Most of that is shrouded in history/passage of time

[@saphcal]

Padame and Sith? I thought this was Elder Scrolls not Star Wars ;) Akatosh!

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Sapphire it's not padame its padome and sithis not sith

[@shallabim912]

HiiPER MaaDMaan Woosh*

[@the_dropbear4392]

HiiPER MaaDMaan Padomay

[@Shadethewolfy]

Alkosh, the Great Winged Cat!

[@clan741]

Oh hey your thumbnail matches my profile picture, nice.

[@clan741]

Shade Draws just look at the video thumbnail and my profile picture, they are very alike. I think it's a neat coincidence.

[@jasonn3818]

Wrong

[@clan741]

Shade Draws it isn't so much a scientific process, but something mundane as the use of observation. Something we humans have been doing for a long time.

[@hazzmati]

wtf are yo guys on about just look at the fucking avatar and compare it to the thumbnail

[@clan741]

Shade Draws I disagree, they are still fundamental to our everyday lives. A scientific process is merely the act of testing something multiple times and gather the results, find averages, and further study anomalies until we have a firm understanding of the universe. Observation is something we do everyday, as we use our senses to gather information of the world around us. You can argue concepts and ideas all you want, but no one can argue the material, the real, as all who could see would see that my profile avatar and the video thumbnail are similar in appearance. You can deny this reality and supplement your own, but it as as it now stands.

[@muhammadardyutama7203]

Eye of magnus please

[@Nukestarmaster]

I don't think I care for the Padomay -> Sithis -> Lorkhan thing. I feel like it is trying to make three otherwise unrelated entities connected. It also seems to stink of the "Lorkhan is evil" thing that the elves hold to fanatically while I much prefer the much more positive view of Lorkhan that the men have.

[@Lightscribe225]

Sithis, Padomay, and Lorkhan aren't good or evil. They just are. And what they are is change, upsetting unending nature of stasis that is Anu and Anuiel.

[@Ysbriel]

remember that the Dunmer worship the daedra and they will hold the unto the daedric side of the story

[@jacobfreeman5444]

It bothers me too that so many seem to believe just the high elves account of creation. They are biased. They say they were tricked but how did that happen? Were they such fools they didn't realize what they were creating would do? If so they deserve to be tricked. They had a cosmic level kick me sign on their back. And Lorkhan just swooped in to get what he wanted from such idiots. But I am of the mind they knew what they were getting into...at least the ones in charge did. If there was any tricking it was likely the Aedric pantheon who did it. I am of the mind that Lorkhan got what he wanted and did everything he could for it. Creation. An ever changing plane that would embody both stasis and change. It's change being part of an cycle and so is stasis. But never the same at any one time. So it is also change. Chaos and order forever balancing each other.

[@yawnosmannonen4934]

they only discovered what was actually happening to them as it happened. magnus designed the plans, lorkhan changed them or manipulated them in some way. i assume as such otherwise magnus would have known from the start as he primary designed the whole thing, or maybe it was too complex for even him to understand fully. and it comes from more than just the Mer history that lorkhan is considered a trickster as that is his nature, his goal was to cause change to the universe. Thats why he created nirn however unlike sithis before him he didn't crave only change. lorkhan purposefully tricks the other spirits into limiting themselves so that they can learn how to become more than what they already were by learning to use CHIM to is full potential lorkhan had discovered CHIM himself before this but was unable to fully master it because he was an infinite god being and he could not possibly perceive himself as being more than what he already was. he recognized that limitation however and knew only a finite not godlike being would be able to fully perceive CHIM and its full potential. Thats why he set out on his plan to convince/trick the other spirits into not being gods anymore so they could learn to become more than what they were. although I think he had some "only the worthy will learn the secrets" mentality because he never taught CHIM to anyone that im aware of. Then again lorkhan not teaching CHIM to anyone may be because of the wars that followed and him being technically "killed" and all that...

[@CamSiv996]

Jacob Freeman or their perspective was so false that they don't realize they were being tasted and failed. Lorkhan was also called the tester. Look how the elves behave. They even think like the flawed minds of mortals, no wonder they think he "betrayed" them.

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

I wonder if the human origin continent was Yokuda, that it had been slowly sinking for all of time, and the Redguards were the last to leave it after most of its original size had been lost.

[@daroth7127]

is that the starlight drifter backround a 0:45?

[@berry8187]

I would love a video on the other planets in that chart!

[@user-pg2oe4si4y]

pretty sure those are the gods, unless you're talking about masser and secunda which are rumored to be lorkhan's rotting pieces of corpses

[@Simtar123]

Great video! =D yeah the early lore isnt clear haha =P Lots of versions and fragments. =)

[@MrSlaughterrific]

Nirn root ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@OttoVonGarfield]

Slaughterrific slaughter?! Holy crap, haven't seen a comment by you in a while!

[@AlricRavensinger]

Good video, still a little bit simplified for my tastes but that may be just the fact that I been reading TES Lore since 2002. However, still a good job BUT totally wasted opportunity on the fate of Lorkhan to use one of the best quotes in the game IMO "But when Trinimac and Auriel tried to destroy the Heart of Lorkhan it laughed at them. It said, 'This Heart is the heart of the world, for one was made to satisfy the other." So Auriel fastened the thing to an arrow and let it fly long into the sea, where no aspect of the new world may ever find it.'" - The Monomyth. I would say if anything the major difference between lores is one is TES allows the readers to form their own ideas, it's almost like our own real world in that sense. Tolkien's creation is absolute. There are no differing accounts. What happened is what happened. It's recorded like a History book. I'd also consider this because of the time-wimey nature of the TES series it also makes it harder to really nail down anything. (Looking at you Dragonbreaks, Kalpas, Walking Ways etc).

[@ericnick4498]

AlricRavensinger Oh and C0DAC. Which just completely turns TES into a wacky jumble of crazy.

[@kingblue71]

@@ericnick4498 CODAC is by the author not to be taken as canon or real lore. Even though Bethesda as the IP therefore they have the right to classify whether what is or isn't lore.

[@dracorex426]

Lorkhan created the world to give others limits to surpass so that they could become greater. He abhorred the stagnnancy that the Altmeri so desire to return to.

[@BullMcCloud]

Have you done one on Sithis yet?

[@xtremeniga]

Hail sithis!

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

I can't wait to meet the Daltmer....

[@Joseph_G]

So FIRST there was Anu and Padomay, THEN they each birthed Anui-el and Sithis respectively. AFTER THAT Auri-el was born. Then Auri-el invents the concept of time aka the concept that events can occur before and after each other in sequence. Seems there's a bit of a contradiction here.

[@323starlight]

After seeing the video on the tamriel timeline, I was hoping you'd do a series on each of the eras. First the Dawn era, next the First Era. And on until the 4th era.

[@Super50ldier]

The Merethic Era

[@miggiraed.raquinel8867]

can you do exploring series of dune

[@nikolovtod]

Wow the Lorkhan heart tale...the one with the arrow...is really beautiful. Does anybody know if this story is original to the Elder Scrolls series or it was copied from somewhere?

[@the_dropbear4392]

Todor Nikolov "But when Trinimac and Auriel tried to destroy the Heart of Lorkhan it laughed at them. It said, "This Heart is the heart of the world, for one was made to satisfy the other." So Auriel fastened the thing to an arrow and let it fly long into the sea, where no aspect of the new world may ever find it." It so good

[@kingblue71]

@@the_dropbear4392 And then someone found it in the biggest volcano in the world. I seriously beileve the old mer that were gods were so stupid to even want to create anything. I genuinely think that the leaders of Aedra, Daedra, Lorkhan, and Magus knew what was up.

[@the_dropbear4392]

@@kingblue71 what do you mean

[@JJGGYT]

Have you considered doing the universe of A Song of Ice and Fire? The books that Game of Thrones is based on? Or the Duneverse?

[@TheExploringSeries]

I did a poll a couple months ago to decide my next series. ASoIaF came in fourth and Dune came in third I believe.

[@simsdiver5201]

On Anu v Padomay (Sithis), it seems TES lore decided to completely forget about the fate of Anu once this creation force irreversibly pulled Padomay from mortal time (and all physical existence i.e. Nirn, Oblivion etc). Could you do a video theorizing the fate of Anu once it was rendered from time? Can't find any references to this anywhere in the Imperial Library, USEP wiki, Beth official/unofficial game lore from devs/fanboys etc etc.

[@megoco411]

In my opinion I don't think Sithis is evil. Sure he orders death but in the grand scheme of things in the Elder Scrolls humanity was a drop in the bucket and all the other races carry very little meaning either. And in an ancient primeval creatures eyes everything is insignificant.

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Meg OCo they are not good or bad the aedra and deadra are simply forces of nature "good and evil" are mortal concepts that don't affect the gods of the elder scrolls universe

[@the_dropbear4392]

Meg OCo He doesn't really order anything, other than working through the Hist. The dark brotherhood are almost certainly worshiping melphala

[@frostb1041]

Witness our tails flick As we hail Sithis

[@harambe8372]

Does anyone know if there are any living chimer left?

[@chillievans]

In the "chimer" state, no. They all instantly BECAME dunmer .... Imagine, walking out the shower, towel drying your face...and BOOM.... Dark ashen skin with red eyes. Closest thing to your answer would be vivecs appearance (APPEARANCE) IN TES 3 MORROWIND AND ESO. HALF DUNMER AND HALF CHIMER.

[@felixandersen3815]

Hol up. I don't really get why Lorkhan would want to create the physical world. Doesn't that stray further from his "father's" (read Sithis) idea of returning to the void?

[@Ups_downs_life_funny]

The two ditties sound exactly like jigalag and sheogorath

[@yawnosmannonen4934]

pretty sure aldmeris was actually tamreil and that the old ehlnofey actually fled to the summer set isles as a result of the wars between the old ehnolfey and the wanderers. The wars, and time, likely destroyed or covered up any remains of "aldmeris" as its said that a portion of the Old ehlnofey original home world survived with cities still on it when Nirn was formed. those ehlnofey who didn't arrive with the rest of the old world and were scattered across nirn and became the wanderers before finding tamreil and the unchanged ehlnofey still following the Old ways. after all we are talking about wars with akatosh and lorkan being directly involved physically on nirn participating in the war, that has to be seriously destructive in nature. also if the Dwemer found some ancient buried secrets from that period it may explain why they were able to advance so quickly.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Actually, it was Lorkhan and Auriel who fought one another, Akatosh wasn't made as a Time God till later on, in the 1st Era But yeah, overall the Mer lost their homeland since Tamriel, the heart of Aldmeris, was likely uninhabitable after the War and they left, only to return and find the descendants of the Wanderers occupying it once again

[@darth_sidious_sheev_palpatine]

so by this account sithis is the oldest and strongest deity to directly interact with mortals.

[@carterhalo255]

I’m fairly certain the khajiit are elven

[@user-pg2oe4si4y]

they're beastfolk

[@Super50ldier]

@@user-pg2oe4si4y They were created by Azura from Elves.

[@jareddebeast]

You never really hear about anui-el compared to sithis or any other

[@theLadyScribe]

You know the whole thing with Mundas & it’s creation problem could of been a messed magical accounting & engineering error, after all many real world projects ended in massive disasters from the more mundane versions of such errors

[@quintoncraig9299]

Imagine if all of Nirn is a giant Dyson Sphere, that would explain so much!

[@spudthepug]

Anu and Padomay? Any relation the Anakin and Padme?

[@Aaron-pe8ly]

After you finish TES, I'd love to see you do more video game mythos series. Halo and Final Fantasy would be fun.

[@the_dropbear4392]

Dad Gimpel one does not simply finish TES lore, it's so complex that it would take longer than the other too put together

[@MiguelBaptista1981]

Lol. This is such a cookoo story, but its cool to know somethings to get into the game!

[@PhattyBolger]

One thing that pissed me off in ESO was that they used the White-Gold Tower model for the Adamantine Tower.

[@maxwellsimon4538]

I like to think that the Ayleids wanted to use a design that their ancestors came up with

[@GebTM]

good

[@jerichohill487]

Hail Sithis, the Dark Father

[@johntruth6997]

Please remake this video of creation and explain the parallels with the races that appear outside of creation somehow: lefthanded elf, Yakudans - ancestor of redguards, the sea elfs, and why would an entire array of gods only concentrate manifestation on one continent, it Tamriel is so debated among the Aedra wouldn't the weaker ones go to another continent to manifest the presence , gain worshipers and gain strength in the competition of power among themselves, seems a bit one sided. At least in Tolkien`s world you know that the local gods live on another continent and you are not allowed to go there !

[@the_dropbear4392]

John Truth It was one continent but Lorkan shattered the land I think. Also we know that the elves came form Altmeris (sp) which is a different continent and thats where the gods on the elves side were. The wandering elnofey and the gods in the "humans" side were in Atmora so it took place on at least three continents

[@ericnick4498]

John Truth It may be the case that each continent is a part of another existence. Since the Universe ends when a Kalpha arrives and Aludin does his job to devour all of creation so that a new one take its place.

[@cam4617]

2:51 thats a sick fucking picture

[@Constantine_xP]

I thought you was talking about Melithic era turning into the 1 era

[@professor_dova]

I thought Anui-el begat Aka

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Russell Patton I think aka is just another name for anui el

[@professor_dova]

HiiPER MaaDMaan No Aka is the time god who was split into 3 forms, Auri-el, Akatosh, and Alduin, representing the beginning, the body, and the end of time respectively.

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Russell Patton I know that much but I have always got confused by the gods

[@the_dropbear4392]

Russell Patton Depending on who you believe. I'm inclined to believe that Alduin was creatures by Akatosh since he calls himself firstborn if Akatosh, and not saying anything about being equal to AKATOSHs, and being a fragment of AKA.

[@Super50ldier]

@@YOGI-kb9tg Aka is the original Time Dragon before he was divided into the many Time Gods.

[@slotzoffuntrue]

If you think this is crazy, wait until you get to the Godhead

[@JohnDoe-ne4kg]

Thumbnail is Ring Nebula, Messier 57!

[@sgt.krakatoa1093]

freaking elves

[@R.Eres-Queen]

i think tamriel was first inhabited be the beast races than the elfs arived from aldmeris to the sumerset isle and than migrated to the other regions of tamriel and became the different races of mer (bosmer ,altmer,.dummer ,snowelf ,dwemer and later orsimer) and all of the diferent races of men arived from atmora except for redguards how are from the continent of yokunda that what i read it at least

[@olddirtymongrrel]

vegeta xx And the origins of Yokuda is weird considering it's from a dragon break, which means the race of men from Yokuda come from another dimension. So Redgaurd are a race of men but not of Lorkhan creation like all other races of men. The origins of the Dwemer and Falmer pokes holes of the validity of Aldemeris existence, as if all mer came from Aldemeris then why were there mer on Tamriel before the migration of the Altmer. Either the Falmer and Dwemer are from an earlier migration from Aldemeris, the mer originally came from Tamriel or like the Redgaurds they're from a dragon break.

[@linguisticallyoversight8685]

olddirtymongrrel and then there's these Needs a race of preliterate humans and in fact it's because of the interbreeding between them and a couple of different races that we have two of the dominant races in the games the breton's of High Rock and the Imperials

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

vegeta xx the humans and elves were first on tamriel where a war between auriel and shor took place the humans lost with shor dying and the humans fleeing to the island of atmora and the elves left to there mythical island altmiris

[@defiantlyrealjesustrue2678]

Still waiting on that cythulu in bloodborne video...

[@TheExploringSeries]

Patreon goals take a while I guess...

[@gargoyles9999]

Defiantly Real Jesus True looks like Cthulhu got bought out by the Scifi channel, oh sorry SYFY

[@sphamedia]

"this is what Scientologist actually believe" lol, have you noticed the star warsy ness? like "padomay" birthing the children of a "sith" lords in star wars, an auri-el because shes worth it?

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

sphamedia no because all this creation myth came out before the phantom menace was even in production and padomey didn't birth it created sithis witch is a being of void and nothingness

[@user-cr2bt3zp1f]

We want Dune!

[@soccerandtrack10]

I wondered where the magic came from...

[@soccerandtrack10]

why is magness asosiated with magic?

[@maciclazar]

When Magnus found he was tricked into creation of Nirn by Lorkhan, he escaped and tore a hole in the sky. That hole connects Aetherius and Nirn so beings on Nirn are able to use magic by draining power directly from Magnus. Other Aedra that escaped from creation of Nirn by following Magnus were too weak to give any power or escaped so far they become stars and Magnus become the Sun which means Magnus is largest source of magic on Nirn.

[@YOGI-kb9tg]

Lazar Macic quick theory would conjuration be magic drawn from the deadra?

[@the_dropbear4392]

HiiPER MaaDMaan no conjunction is using magic from Atherius to summon creature's, be they Daedra or otherwise

[@TeethToothman]

🧊🫀🧊

[@QrazyQuarian]

Why haven't the civilizations and scholars of Tamriel discovered the truth behind the creation myth through the Elder Scrolls? I understand the consequences of reading an Elder Scroll, obviously. But if a Moth Priest already is trained and prepared to read one, how come no one has ever inquired about the origins of Mundus and all creation?

[@Tavishburn]

'the beans involved in the dawn era' hehehe

[@levihan3777]

Lots of holes were made.

[@Darkbloom006]

Silly rabbit. Padomea is Star Wars.

[@zaroko8105]

I am so confused too many names not enough pictures

[@zaroko8105]

BEANS

[@zachstevens7382]

can you do more good stuff like star wars and especially lotr videos.... ?? these other ones are kind of dull and a waste of your time and skills... just look at the views... do Narnia or something good and new if not... tolkien s work compares in no way to the poor fantasy of today.

[@the_dropbear4392]

Zach Stevens are you saying that TES lore is not good