Exploring Elder Scrolls: Tiber Septim

This video could obviously be far more in depth, but others have done that, and have done it well. I prefer to give shorter explanations for those that just want a basic idea of who a character is.
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[@devilfruit3415]

"And he ascended to godhood" I'm calling the thalmor

[@JamarfromAfar]

Not if you die first

[@ENCLAVEDivisionX]

Lol

[@mitadrumukherjee1]

Tiber is definitely the Hero and God. Knights of the Nine confirms it. only with help of Talos' blessing its possible to kill and permanently destroy Ummaril.

[@jamesfeerer3966]

And Martin using his blood of his armor in order to open paradise because it required a blood of a divine divines doesn't manifest themselves in tamriel but Tiber ascended to godhood so he became a divine so this does also confirms it too that Tiber is really a god

[@chevychiss]

I like to picture Tiber Septim as a young Russell Crowe circa Gladiator, and after he became Aedra more like old fat Russell Crowe

[@Jimjam-lk4ud]

I kinda like how everyone has their own interpretation on him, everything from his name, appearance/race and origin it gives his story more mystic and ancient. similar to real world cultures interpretations on Jesus

[@havoc6441]

Man, you people need Talos in your life.

[@matthewalvarez3442]

HAVOC and you need sithis in yours

[@edwardthesnowman8051]

Y’all need the Tribunal!

[@samuelrowan7994]

If y’all don’t calm down I’m telling Meridia

[@timesthree5757]

Some redguard woman. "Mmm'mmm You need Talos!"

[@KoriMasho]

Knights of the Nine, baby! Talos was part of it, and he interacts with the player. Also, it's his blood that is given to Martin as the "blood of a god" to open the portal to Paradise. So... Talos FTW!

[@Sara3346]

I love the degree to which the elder scrolls games leave history up to interpretation, no one can record anything and the further back something goes obviously the more contention surrounds it even if people were trying to document it thoroughly. It's a weird little piece of realism that I just love about the setting, and I love the possibilities it opens as I'm sure it was intended.

[@thalmoragent9344]

True, it's like real life, much of History is lost, embellished, or straight up fabricated to match agendas or make stigma, and Elder Scrolls knows this

[@MisterTutor2010]

"...Imperial Empire...". I know by Imperial, you were refering to the men of Cyridil but it sounds hilarious nonetheless.

[@blahlbinoa]

Was waiting for this episode, loved every second of it! Long live Tiber Septim!

[@hazzmati]

He made Cyrodiil great again.

[@raid2654]

Hazzmati but it broke again because of THAT FKIN MEHRUNES DAGON

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

He made all Tamriel great again.

[@thanevakarian9762]

Beezle or An Tifa

[@nathansteinfromarkham7109]

Love it. Love everything about it.

[@scrombat]

Talos was a Nord/Atmoran: Breton Names are usually based on French or English names while the names of Nords are based on our norse countries being Sweden, Norway Etc. Also a Nord's Surname is often earned unless they are part of a clan. The Name Hjalti is very Nordic sounding but the "Early beard" is what convinces me of his Nordic heritage.

[@dutchpatriot17]

His father could have been a Nord, explaining his name. Or his Breton parents just picked a Nord name, Lucien Lachance is as Breton as it gets, but he's an Imperial. Given that Talos is born in Alcaire, him being a Nord makes no sense. And since Atmora was frozen over an era before he was born, that even less so.

[@dtownblastinsalvi62]

Hjalti Early-Beard I agree him being just a Nord makes no sense Nord/Breton parentage sounds right to me.

[@x.ruizcastillo5624]

The lore tells he is born at Alcaire, that is located at Hight Rock...

[@the_dropbear4392]

Xadiel Ruiz Could still be a Nord. Most likely is that he is a mix. And this was hinted by MK when he said that you are both right when people were discussing if he were Nord or breton

[@the_dropbear4392]

@SLUG BOY or a Nord born in high rock

[@IRUNASSULT]

You have come. You have come to hear the word of Talos?

[@Chris-rm6hc]

*"The Emperor Protects.."*

[@ericcrabtree7075]

Elves need Talos

[@2yoyoyo1Unplugged]

The Thu'um is hardly unique to the Nords. They have the oldest tradition with it aside from the dragons obviously, but a dragonborn can technically be of any race. Dragonborns have occurred with no blood relation to previous carriers of the dragon blood, and nobody knows how these anomalously occurring dragonborns come about. Just a small discrepancy, but I felt it necessary to point out.

[@sarcasticsatan7335]

We do know how they come about though. Any dragonborn is someone that has either received the blessing from akatosh or born to someone of the dragonblood.

[@rushabhbhakta7181]

I know it makes total sense in the Elder Scrolls universe as it also denotes race but hearing “imperial empire” sounds so funny,

[@ramasaputra6205]

I think the hjalti one is the correct source, because when the dragonborn of skyrim met an old ghost at an inn in the reach, the ghost spoke to the dragonborn calling him Hjalti. Likely because Tiber Septim is also a dragonborn

[@Scotttjt]

I'd love to see you do an Exploring King Arthur video.

[@attila535]

"May Talos guide me?"

[@isaccarce6548]

Here we honor him by talos, his proper nord name.

[@the_dropbear4392]

isacc arce Hijalti Early Beard

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Although his true Nord name was Hjalti lol

[@Xxonfire1212xX]

PRAISE MIGHTY TALOS! *an arrow falls perfectly straight on top of head*

[@jjakkal_]

XxStrategos22xX you mean *arrow falls perfectly to his knee*

[@jonathanfulmer8422]

Tiber Septim is an oversoul of the shezzarines, Wulfharth the Underking, Zurin Arctus, and Hjalt Early-Beard. And the Divine being Talos is an oversoul of all shezzarines that have appeared throughout history, Wulfharth being the final piece of the puzzle, when he used the Totem of Tiber Septim to reunite himself with his heart earning him the death he so longed for. And some people say that because of this Talos actually didn't become a god until the warp in the west occured which was late in the third era.

[@professor_dova]

Talos of Atmora was Wulfharth using the mantel of Talos. Tiber Septim was Hjalti Early-beard a Breton conqueror who took up the mantel of Talos and the man who worked miracles as Talos Stormcrown was really a battle mage named Zurin Arctus. When Wulfharth, Arctus, and Hjalti died their spirits combined and rose as Talos the God.

[@the_dropbear4392]

Russell Patton breton Nord mix according to MK

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

This makes absolutely no sense and is highly confusing. Most informations we have from the Lore say it’s just a Nord from Skyrim who probably trained with sword masters in Alcaire during his youth. So full Nord guy without a doubt. Also he was a Dragonborn who trained also with the greybeards

[@naniknanik5458]

Just found the channel love that you get a topic then just crank out quality videos

[@megatto691]

Please make one about the Tribunal

[@drifterax7731]

The Nord version is the most believable tale in my opinion

[@dutchpatriot17]

How? Atmora was frozen over long before Septim was born.

[@MyrmThaBadMan]

OnceUponATimeThereWasAPersonWithALongUsername.TheElongationOfThatUsernameWasPlainlyLegendary Yes he does no matter if the last dragonborn is a Khajiit, Argonian or any other race that Hjalti was not. Imo it simply means that he can see that the last dragonborn are in fact a dragonborn like Hjalti was.

[@dutchpatriot17]

+ OnceUponATimeThereWasAPersonWithALongUsername.TheElongationOfThatUsernameWasPlainlyLegendary Default =/= Canon.

[@phosphoros3050]

Talos could have been culturally Nord through his father, while his mother could have been a Breton from Alicaire, thus explaining why he and his friend that ghost from Old Hroldan mentioned learning from the sword masters of Alicaire. Generally speaking, children of mixed marriages in the Elder Scrolls come out racially like the mother while retaining features from their father's people. Which is why the Bretons look like humans who have heavy elvish features due to relations between Aylieds Lords & Nedic/Nordic women.

[@unnown4592]

Atmora got fucked up way before Hjalti's time. The guy that came from Atmora is Wulfhart, and his and Zurin Arctus' stories get often misused as miracles performed by Tiber Septim. It is theorized that the souls of Wulfhart, Tiber and Zurin combined and formed an Oversoul, a combination of the 3 beings, and that they took the mantle of Lorkhan

[@Ghosteau]

Well boys, it's time to go show those Thalmor what an Empire is!

[@guymine1233]

Didn't he accend to god hood by achieving CHIM

[@actualFix]

guymine123 A bit more complicated than that, but yes

[@xxxfan2345]

Hail the Empire

[@giovannipinazza]

Talos doesn’t actually mean “Storm Crown”. Stormcrown is his earned title. Before he earned it, he was simply called Talos of Atmora.

[@dutchpatriot17]

*Hjalti Early-Beard

[@the_dropbear4392]

Andrew Black It was Wulfharth of Atmora who was name Talos. Talos does mean stormcrown. As Hijalti said his name was Hijalti

[@JC_Denton_]

Iron Wolf together they are talos

[@unnown4592]

Talos does mean stormcrown. His earned title is Ysmir, hero-god of mankind

[@the_dropbear4392]

Un Nown ye Hijalti, Talos, Ysmir, Tiber Septim

[@DrLynch2009]

He protecc....

[@mikemarks6136]

Lynch85 he atacc

[@boranathan1616]

Mike Marks But most importantly he conccuer

[@luismelendez5667]

Dont.

[@Bidmartinlo]

But most importantly, he ain't back... and you're all suspected of heresy.

[@Noobnuker1]

He also respec wamen

[@taliawtf6944]

I think he was a nord since the greybeards talk about him and actually say their order taught him to use the thu'um. Sucks the nazi elves ban worship of him and I hope in the next game if they make one the hilter elf dominion is beaten to a pulp.

[@damienjurd1182]

Tali Sparta talos should be banned to worship hail the dominion

[@mirror857]

Tali Sparta Well, the Nords are the Nazis in TES

[@taliawtf6944]

Yeah... I am betting you are talking about the whole snow elf thing right? That was a 1000 plus years ago and if you did the quest line for the college you know the elves attacked first at sarthaal. Also the Aldmeri are running around as a secret police kid napping people with impunity... How are the nords the bad guys again?

[@the_dropbear4392]

Prince Sheogorath of Madness The Thalmor are the Nazis, between the political group gaining power and then getting rid of opposition. Carrying out purges against undesirables in Elswer and Valenwood, commuting experiments on the kahjiit. And trying to exterminate humans

[@KoriMasho]

Let's not forget that they have marriage and breeding programs, just like the Nazis did. They also consider themselves to be the superior race in the world and don't care about any of the other races. They treat the others with contempt and neglect at best and genocide at worst. Screw them.

[@thomassugg3422]

Long live the empire

[@MyH3ntaiGirl]

Thomas Sugg Long live the Empire indeed Hope it still strong as ever after i just kill the Emperor

[@thomassugg3422]

My Hentai Girl I killed the Bark brotherhood. I could not kill my Emperor.

[@emilkon]

"Upon my honor I do swear undying loyalty to the Emperor, Titus Mede II, and unwavering obedience to the officers of his great Empire. May those above judge me, and those below take me, if I fail in my duty. Long live the Emperor! Long live the Empire!"

[@DingStiing]

For the Stormcloaks!

[@blackfirefox666]

I killed the emperor too but I also support the empire in the war, because a united empire is better for tamriel overall.

[@goodorusty]

Why does his statue depict him slaying a serpent like creature?

[@dutchpatriot17]

It's actually only his statues in Skyrim that depict him as such, the ones in Cyrodiil don't.

[@x.ruizcastillo5624]

That statue means "Talos the Slayer for human kind".The graybeads talk about it.

[@JC_Denton_]

I think the snake represent lorkan as lorkan oddly enough. Just one of the theories. As a dude said it could be akotosh but it's more snake than dragon

[@sindrimyr5351]

dont think do..nord worshipped lorkan

[@JC_Denton_]

Djure Ratermann they worship him as "shor" they view him as the afterlife sovereignguard so he isn't much talked about beyond phrases like shors bones etc

[@the_dropbear4392]

Brought in Hammerfel peacefully, burns there fleet down with a dragon

[@desertranger1095]

looks like the guy from Gladiator.

[@asadulhaq6689]

The earliest battle record of Talos was the taking of "Old Hroldan" in the hold of Reach in Western Skyrim. In ESV: Skyrim, the Last Dragonborn can go to "Old Hroldan" and sleep in a bed purported to be the one on which Tiber Septim slept. Upon doing so, he is met by a ghost who calls the Last Dragonborn by the name 'Hjalti' and calls him his sword brother, and reminds him of their training with the sword masters of 'Alcaire' (A place in High Rock). This seems to confirm the "Heresy" view of Tiber Septim. However, it does not mean he was a Breton. Keeping the incident of Old Hroldan's Ghost, we can make following assertions: 1. Talos was called 'Hjalti' by the closest to him, so this is likely his birth-name. 2. Since 'Hjalti' is a very Nordic name, and since the ghost was dressed in a Nordic Armor, Talos was most probably a Nord. 3. He COULD have been born in High Rock to Nordic parents. That won't make him Breton, but allow him to train with the Sword Masters of Alcaire in High Rock. 4. The Reach is on the border of Skyrim and High Rock. Even in 4E200, The Reach is a part of Skyrim with a lot of Forsworn Rebel Population of Bretonic stock. Since the area itself is a melting Pot of Nordic and Bretonic influences, so could be Hjalti/Talos. It is perfectly possible that Hjalti, a Nord from High Rock, went east to Skyrim, met Grey Beards and became Talos and Ysmir. 5. He was called Ysmir by the Grey Beards of High Hrothgar, and so was the Last Dragonborn. This is probably the reason why the Ghost at Old Hroldan called the Last Dragon Born as 'Hjalti'.

[@sumredpillgaysian2090]

Make the Empire Great Again.

[@presto627]

#MEGA

[@MrPopo-yo3tb]

random-king00 fuckin' MEGA!

[@theshitlordhopeyougettrigg2307]

random-king00 it was never great

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

The Shitlord Hope you get triggered What the fuck?? During several Septim Emperors reigns people prosper and economy was pretty good. Tiber’s reign was quite peaceful for example and when he died people cried for weeks

[@lowkey6134]

I believe that neither he or the tribunal managed to actually reach chim, only at most an understanding of it. He became an et'ada in the same way that the tribunal did through the mantella, however while he mantled lorkhan and took a place among the aedra, the tribunal didn't mantle an existing et'ada and therefore they died outright like any other mortal. I'd be happy to be corrected but from what I know of the lore as of this moment my theory works.

[@cold1895]

You should do a video on the underking

[@ericcrabtree7075]

Talos guide us all a true Nord

[@DocJamesH]

I love Talos, just like that crazy Whiterunian sage

[@adamsterdam9049]

Will you be doing a video about The Towers? :)

[@TheExploringSeries]

Probably not. That's a bit outside of the scope of this series, and to be honest, I'm not sure if I could properly explain it.

[@andrewmoore7014]

Isn't banning Talos worship part of the Dominion's efforts to kill Talos, allowing them to unmake Mundus?

[@the_dropbear4392]

Andrew Moore yeah. Don't see how that will work though as banning his worship will not weaken him. Deactivating the towers will unbind the world though

[@andrewmoore7014]

Are Aedra not weakened by a lack of belief in them? I thought they were. I'm not familiar with the Towers, though I have heard of them.

[@dutchpatriot17]

No, it's part of their efforts to weaken the Empire so they can conqeur Tamriel.

[@andrewmoore7014]

They don't want Tamriel. They want it to end.

[@dutchpatriot17]

"I may well not be privy to many details, but their goal is clear--the pacification and purification of all of Tamriel-- to bring about a new Merithic Era" ―Inspector Colin This coems from _An Elder Scrolls Novel: The Infernal City_, it's official, and canon. Anything else you may have heard is Kirkbride fanfic.

[@bjornjernskjold8631]

I want a talos game now

[@TheBengunn1980]

Love his greatness.

[@MasterMahan-qm8hu]

Excellent!!! Cheers

[@saminator3563]

Which petty king in Cyrodiil did he go into service to? Also who was in charge of the Imperial City at this time and what were their domains?

[@dutchpatriot17]

Cuhlecain, a Colovian King. The Imperial City was held by the Nibenese Battlemages, but there is no record of who ruled over them.

[@saminator3563]

Thank you

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

King Cuhlecain of Bruma and Falkreath convinced a mercenary warrior named Hjalti to lead a campaign against the Reachmen of Markarth, Sancre Tor Fortress and The Colovian Kingdoms. They were all defeated by Hjalti who was acclaimed by his soldiers as Talos Stormcrown. Talos stated to form his own army and many that once were loyal to Cuhlecain now wanted to fight for Talos. King Cuhlecain convinced everyone in the Imperial City (held by an old Reman Legion, the last of the Reman Dynasty and also the battlemages). He convinced everyone in Niben Bay that he would’ve been a great emperor and he had a great army and General Talos. People from those areas wanted to fight for Cuhlecain. Talos and Cuhlecain clash in battle for the Imperial City. Talos kills Cuhlecain in single combat and proclaims himself Emperor of Cyrodiil and Skyrim. That’s what happened.

[@sweetfreshtoastedcccooorrr2070]

Im just binge watching all these Elder scrolls video's. Damn i love this series man makes me want to play the games again.

[@thelonedrone4058]

You added the wrong god on the glass stain windows. You added zenithar

[@TheExploringSeries]

Hahahaha, that's a good catch!

[@thelonedrone4058]

Thank you

[@notinspectorgadget]

Proof that you can literally murder your way to Godhood in the Elder Scrolls

[@shyF0x]

Talos, a man can be a god.

[@lazydaze3134]

Good shit homie

[@159tony]

A couple of lore points you got a bit wrong there. Or rather you should have expanded upon, Talos has two origins that are both actually true. because Talos is not his real name. The story about him coming from atmora is about Ysmir Wulfhart and the other one about him being a kings general, was Hjalti Early beard. The arcturian heresy explains rather neatly what happened to them when they both ascended, but what basically happened is that them mantling the same being (lorkhan) caused them to meld together, because the universe and all of time could no longer see the difference between them and the new entity that was then created. there is also NO DOUBT that talos ascended, you left that part a bit vague as to allude there being some debate over that area in terms of canon, there is not. He is physically present as a divine aspect in morrowind, which also has his peers, Mara and Zenithar making their appearance, physically in the form of NPC's randomly stumbled across the land of Vvardenfell, each gifts the nerevarine with a blessed artifact for completing a task of a sort. Talos, in his guise called "wulf" (wulf-hart), gives you a coin which increases your luck. All this in game evidence points to the definite conclusion that the theory of mantling and combining with the spirit of wulfhart, a confirmed shezzarine or a reincarnation of lorkhan's soul, is the true story of his rise to divinity.

[@dutchpatriot17]

They didn't mantle Lorkhan though.

[@159tony]

wrong. they did. all evidence points to it.

[@dutchpatriot17]

If they mantled Lorkhan, Talos wouldn't be a god, as Tiber Septim would have turned into Lorkhan, instead of becoming Talos.

[@159tony]

Wrong because the mythic does not operate like that, Wulfhart was the soul of Lorkhan. Ysmir is the hero god of man, Wulfhart was Ysmir before. and Hjalti was one as well. these things combined ALONG with Tiber Septim achieving CHIM made the ascension his own.

[@dutchpatriot17]

Talos isn't an oversoul though. And Septim's CHIM is unconfirmed. If Talos ascended, he did not mantle Lorkhan. Simple as that. The two gods can't coexist, so Talos didn't mantle anything.

[@aliffarhan6320]

Salty elves...

[@Edd25164605]

He must have achieved godhood. How else would you receive 'the blessing of Talos' when praying in the temple of the divines.

[@jamesfeerer3966]

And what happened in the Knights of the Nine DLC and The Main Quest in Oblivion

[@LoboGuara5bruxaria]

Sigmar? Manperor? i guess here is another Hero of Mankind that ascended to godhood.

[@Ghosteau]

I'm pretty sure Talos/Tiber Septim was a Nord, it just makes more sense and has more backed proof.

[@Inquisitor_Askeladd]

Talos the god most likely didn't exist before the dragon break/warp in the west in 3E 417 (about 220 years before Skyrim)

[@the_dropbear4392]

Blacksmithrage5 Well 2/3 of him existed, it was just Zurins soul stuck in Wulfharth body that arrived then

[@JC_Denton_]

I find it odd that people cling to a god that's been around for such a short period of time. He was only on occult level in morrowind

[@the_dropbear4392]

Cori Travers that's because morrowind worshiped the tribunal

[@Lordborgoth666]

Hjalti early-beard the very avatar of the thief sign a man made God by those greater then him and his own ego.

[@stolen_sweetroll7545]

The Nords are right

[@xaviertomato6831]

I like the art you show can you tell me where you get it?

[@TheExploringSeries]

There's links to a number of the artists in the description.

[@Dennis-nc3vw]

It’s weird Imperials look down on Nords when Tiber was a Nord.

[@glue6143]

3:47 sounds like thalmor propaganda

[@burgercook1741]

*The Thalmor would like to know your location*

[@kyrudo]

Long live the King!

[@luckyabdurrahman1085]

*_WORSHIP OF TALOS IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN_*

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

FUK IU TALMOR PUSSY

[@rileygladue3362]

Is it just me or does the video endlessly buffer as soon as he starts talking about tiber septims ascension to godhood?

[@Dmon10124]

Why I will never join the Imperials 1. They banned worship of talos 2. It wouldn't make sense to me if I join someone that tried to kill me 3. Ulfric challanged torygg not murdered him with his own voice 4. Stormcloaks are like americans and Imperials are british 5. Even though Stormcloaks are racist they're fighting for a Cause

[@computerassistedbiological5391]

The Septim Empire didn't ban Talos worship, it was the Thalmor.

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

The Empire still worships Talos and hates the Thalmor more than anyone. Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak is a payed Thalmor puppet to cause problems in Skyrim in order to weak the province. If you want you can fight for this puppet but you’re not a true son of Talos.

[@henry7001]

New Videos, Left Right And Center...

[@trickster3696]

so tiber is kinda like sigmar from Warhammer, an emperor that became a god.

[@sarcasticsatan7335]

I cant believe he didn't mention CHIM.

[@miggiraed.raquinel8867]

do warhammer or dune

[@axsinsanonymous1847]

Elder scroll Jesus

[@merrittanimation7721]

Axsins Anonymous Elder Scrolls Alexander the Great more like

[@an-nasirsalahad-dinyusufib1491]

Stendarr is Jesus.

[@Super50ldier]

@@an-nasirsalahad-dinyusufib1491 Lorkhan is Jesus

[@lonewanderer1328]

Hiljati... that’s what the ghost calls the dovah kiin from the inn near Markarth....

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Yep his true original Nord name

[@dutchpatriot17]

@@gothic3theageofwar565 Hjalti is the name he got in High Rock. The Nords call him Talos.

[@dutchpatriot17]

@@gothic3theageofwar565 Unlike yourself, I am not braindead. Hence why I have evidence to show he isn't a Nord. While you have nothing of the sort. Because you are braindead.

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Okay dude okay... keep believing in those bullshits. Can’t give you evidence because there is too much of it and writing is a single comment would require a week and no one would read it. Go inform yourself instead about the Lore.

[@dutchpatriot17]

@@gothic3theageofwar565 You are aware you are talking to a TESwikian, right? Who has been editing the wiki for 4 years by this point? If there is so many evidence, which there isn't, you'd be able to prove it. But you can't, because you're ignorant.

[@fahmitajjuddin9863]

Hey elves...........man=Godhood

[@wendellicus853]

Wasn’t Tiber also hjalti my bad

[@montypythonandtheholygrail9687]

Tiber Septim is just 3 Shezarrine in a trench coat.

[@Rodrigo-rr6ym]

Didn't he also made an atempt to invade Akavir?

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

That was one of his descendants, Emperor Uriel Septim V, who was also a great warrior and conquered many lands in the name of the Empire. Sadly he defeated the Tsaesci on Akavir a couple of times before being killed in the Battle of Ionith

[@CalamityDiamond]

You'd think that someone who was such a big deal, they'd at least know what race he was. I mean I'm sure a LOT of people saw this guy. We seem to know everything about the guy BUT his race, c'mon Tamriel get your shit together.

[@jordanbauman-putnam9524]

Puddle Zerg rumor has it he was a bug person from pyndonea

[@jjakkal_]

Jordan Bauman-Putnam he low key look like a red guard but im not a big fan of elder scrolls so dont add my opinion to the debate

[@jordanbauman-putnam9524]

guys he was clearly a bug person!

[@BigUriel]

Talos was a man, beyond that it'd be very hard to guess his "race" since different branches of "men" in Tamriel look very much alike other than redguards. Nords are just Atmorans that migrated to Skyrim, imperials are just nords that migrated further south to Cyrodiil and even Bretons, which are technically elf-man hybrids, have little to no elven physical traits. You could say nords/atmorans are physically taller and sturdier than the rest but then a smaller nord could easily be mistaken for an imperial and a larger imperial for a nord.

[@jordanbauman-putnam9524]

but we already know his race, he was a bug person!

[@jokerrorschach6405]

Chad tiber septim

[@clootuscleetus4219]

"Another Imperial Empire"

[@theiconicprodigy1736]

So was Talos a nord or Breton?

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Nord without any doubt

[@dutchpatriot17]

@@gothic3theageofwar565 The evidence of him being Nord is seriously lacking.

[@theiconicprodigy1736]

Nameless Hero I think the book the arcturian heresy day he is a Breton and the author the under king knew talos

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

It’s bullshit.

[@Ok-ul8fy]

He kinda reminds me of augustus

[@sahipkran9447]

He is an Atmoran.

[@computerassistedbiological5391]

*Breton

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

He is just a Nord from Skyrim

[@mrXOwarrior]

Why would Talos need to hire an assassin to kill the emperor? Seems way out of character.

[@xono9848]

Notification squad!!!

[@genesisexodus4687]

God

[@linguisticallyoversight8685]

Earlybeard

[@timslack7568]

man becoming a God blasphemous, 3 elves becoming gods is completely alright though Elves, cant live with them and cant kill them all unfortunately

[@hurtzz-lz5gl]

Yyyessssmiiier

[@MyH3ntaiGirl]

Are you kidding me? I just finish the quest to kill the Emperor for The Dark Brotherhood

[@BDM276]

So? What does that have to do with the video?

[@the_dropbear4392]

Tim B more than 1 era late

[@neonnsteel]

Actually...considering the profile....

[@MyH3ntaiGirl]

chomage well he make a video right after i kill the emperor Mede II

[@devilfruit3415]

My Hentai Girl the medes have nothing to do with the septims tho...

[@levikolevy]

I like the version where he was actually a breton.

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Garbage

[@zachstevens7382]

Yah 1 lotr video has more views than all of the new elder scrolls videos.... hopefully you get back to that and star wars soon. obviously voting doesn't show where most views come from and true voice of the people. last 200 k plus views 4x in a row for new videos in a series... surprise lotr buddy :) ;)

[@TheExploringSeries]

Yeah, but I'm pretty much done with Middle-Earth at this point.