Scary Lore for a Spooky Halloween Special 👻 | The Elder Scrolls Podcast #69

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[@pepesaur3874]

No one addressing that Drew has entered his true stage of realisation that he is a Khajiit.

[@thalmoragent9344]

He's one interesting looking Furstock, that's for sure 😅

[@heltir5339]

Looks like one of those sputho-rats or whatever they're called

[@sercravenmohead3631]

I’m disappointed

[@artisticbang9111]

At least he's wearing a costume for Halloween 👍

[@professorbaelus627]

I think you mean *femboy*

[@badluck5647]

The uncanny valley of Oblivion's faces makes it the scariest of the Elder Scrolls games.

[@buzzfiend]

Feeling like 3d printing a bunch of randomized Oblivion faces and punching holes in the ear holes, stringing them together and mounting them over my garage door. Like one of those rope climbing sets on playgrounds but cursed And it's not even Halloween anymore.

[@Tariqali-bj5hm]

Especially how they look off to the side a lot

[@jameswilkes451]

@@Tariqali-bj5hm Almost as if they see something behind you but cannot tell you...

[@elric7415]

18:21 Michael: Murdering someone is gross, eating them is a more gross *Valenwood disliked that*

[@RevocerGM]

"Draugr aren't scary - they're just imprisoned to serve the dragon priests for eternity." - that's pretty horrifying. I love elder scrolls stories and games- but one thing that is pretty funny is how normal the games make facing ancient undead beings for the player character, usually something you face in your first dungeon crawl.

[@neoqwerty]

Morrowind was probably the only game that made you actively and effectively not want to go in tombs for fear of getting stats permanently drained since not a lot of loot is worth the over-encumbrance if your strength gets hit, and only forced you through two graverobbing trips as far as I can recall (skull for the necromancer and the bow for Urshilaku's trial).

[@suzanneadele2308]

Let's all take a moment to appreciate Arselick.

[@badluck5647]

In podcast 69

[@freakfilicon]

Arselick and the swelling in his cracks

[@denisherlock3023]

*Arslick Oan and The Legend of Bones* Coming to Theatre this Summer

[@jameslogan8114]

Noice! A true Chad!

[@joshcniggy7557]

Don’t say that daddy Michael might get spooked

[@bray2964]

There's also that dragon priest that stalks you through his tomb in spectral form There's the cave full of spiders that mind-control people And the scariest thing of all: game breaking bugs

[@FuckGuidelines]

Makes sense, if a random walks into your home is watch them too lol

[@neoqwerty]

No joke the first jumpscare I got in a TES game was in Oblivion, a corpse got caught in the door I lockpicked open so I was feeling slightly nervous from the lockpicking, and suddenly the very loud THUD of like 20 collisions calculated at once as my sight got obscured by SOMETHING GREY. I legit thought a daedroth was attacking me. It was the leg of the dead guard embedded in the door, which immediately went from jumpscare to uncontrollable relieved laughter. It made me fall in love with Oblivion, to be honest, that it could accidentally make me feel these two extremes within a minute. That game is blessed by Sheogorath in ways no game before or since was.

[@thalmoragent9344]

*"Got word of a Talos Worshipper in Skyrim, so for Halloween, I popped up in Thalmor robes... let's just say, he was so scared I never saw him again."* - _Also, congrats on a Million subs Fudgemuppet, truly earned._

[@kingclint2382]

*finds out it was Pelinal in disguise*

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@kingclint2382 *"Pelinal in disguise, you say? May Magnus guide my magicka straight into his treacherous heart"*

[@kingclint2382]

@@thalmoragent9344 Magnus can't guide anyone unfortunately, his eyes were gouged out by Azura Lorkhan and Boethiah

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@kingclint2382 Um... only one was slashed if I recall correctly, and it was by Boethia, in the Khajit folklore. Azura and Lorkhan had nothing to do with it, given Magnus yeeted out of Lorkhan's trap before it was too late. Even so, I doubt a wound on a God is permanent, unless its a full transformation like Trinimac to Malacath, or if it was his Divine Spark, like Lorkhan's getting torn out. So his eye may be healed by now, especially if he's in Aetherius, a Realm he's tied too

[@kingclint2382]

@@thalmoragent9344 nope, he got both his eyes taken. Boethiah and Lorkhan took one, then he escaped. Azura then took the other one And of course I was being figurative by him being blind cause we were on that line as Magnus ain't gonna actually guide your magic in, cause he doesn't care what goes down here anyway

[@UnswimmingFishYT]

The ability of wraiths to see invisible people is based on Tolkien's writing, in which a wraith exists in a spirit world parrelel to the physical one, and invisiblility puts you there, meaning physical people won't see you, but wraiths still can. There are other explanations for them seeing this way in other fantasy worlds, but that's the one where it started.

[@JRussellDay]

Also if you've ever been cornered by a wraith at a party it's ALL they talk about.. 'ooh did you know that I can see invisible people'. Ugh sooo annoying.

[@styx8975]

So that’s probably the same concept that inspired Spren in the Stormlight Archive, interesting.

[@UnswimmingFishYT]

@@styx8975 I haven't read that one myself so far, any good?

[@elric7415]

i’ve always loved this concept cause it means you’re literally transported to another world, also cause it means you’re never truly invisible.

[@LennyDeee]

No, Irish mythology has had this exact concept for centuries with the fae realm. Love when ignorant people try to teach but wanna google before you talk crap?

[@Alpha1200]

3:55 - I always remembered those little vampire texts too. They were so simple but they added so much to the experience.

[@grieverff8ff9]

if we're talking about a TES Halloween then it's like; Oblivion and Skyrim step aside! Morrowind's coming through. just the entire concept of the sixth house and Ash Zombies and Corpus, is really quite terrifying.

[@grieverff8ff9]

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[@legateelizabeth]

"Just imagine them eating a man whole..." 'Well some people pay for that!' I laughed so hard I coughed. It was so unexpected but perfectly placed.

[@pedrocaina3323]

>podcast 69 >not about dibella You had one job !

[@mithileshseth4563]

I concur!!

[@badluck5647]

Dibella is the godess of love and affection ❤. That sounds terrifying to a deadraologist -- perfect for Halloween 🎃. ...also "69"

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@badluck5647 I imagine her "kinks" could be pretty scary 👀

[@badluck5647]

@@thalmoragent9344 I think the god of kink would be Sanguine or Mephala.

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@badluck5647 True, very true 😅 definitely Mephala 🥵

[@thefourmoodgroups2589]

The Oblivion questline "Honor Thy Mother,” the final quest in the Dark Brotherhood line, contains features that are references to Friday the 13th. In your video, Psycho was very briefly mentioned, and Psycho is the basis for so many horror movies to follow. However... In the first Friday the 13th (1980), Jason observes his mother being beheaded by a camp counselor, which sets up his revenge killing spree in the many movies that follow (except Part V, but I digress). Anyway, this is like Bellamont's motivation in Oblivion. But, much more directly, Bellamont saves his mother's head on a crude shrine with candles, and it looks very much like a similar shrine that Jason has with his mother's head at the end of Friday the 13th Part II. And you could argue that some of the odd journal, containing repeated "Kill Him" chants, is a reference to Jason's kill chant that the audience hears when in POV of the movie killer (though that is admittedly more of a stretch). Anyway, I had to add that info, because that makes this Oblivion quest even more appropriate to be included in your Halloween podcast, which is excellent AS ALWAYS. Thanks A MILLION for all the the work you do, gentlemen.

[@elizabethguarnieri6606]

You're so right

[@pl1guru]

The undead in Oblivion are much more horrifying than the undead in Skyrim. Dread Zombies terrified me in my first playthrough, especially since they regenerate and carry real nasty diseases. The movements of the Oblivion Zombies are very unsettling. In many ways Oblivion is much more a horror show that Skyrim is.

[@Krondon-SSR]

Mhm draugr were just magicsl mummies but oblivion zombies were rotten xd

[@wackattackjack]

For sure I can almost smell the zombies in oblivion. It makes necromancy seem far more twisted and evil.

[@Ravenhill171]

Yes, oblivions zombies scared the mud out of me as a kid and even as teenager, but draugr etc were no big deal at all :-X

[@mateuszsotys3912]

There are many places in ESO where the veil between Mundus and Oblivion is really thin, and even places where the planes are melding together. Mostly in dungeons, I love Cradle of Shadows where it comes to that - once me and my friend spent half an hour trying to figure out at what point the dungeon crosses from Tamriel to Spiral Skein.

[@somecityorc]

“Dagoth Ur is based” lost it at this part lmao

[@learningftw8173]

I played skyrim first and when i got oblivion and experienced those vampire "notes" i was very surprised, it makes the experience much more real and immersive

[@wtfisthisnonsense]

I hope there is more horror/spooky content in ES6

[@badluck5647]

I hope the Vaernima, prince of nightmares, quests is scary 😨.

[@jolisan3920]

I hope we get ES6

[@Ravenhill171]

Yes pleeeaaase

[@Strellok100]

The creepiest part about the oblivion cellar was the soundtrack inside with sounds of flies and stuff Feel like it really adds to the decay

[@95Bartlett]

Drew is slowly turning into a Senche-Raht which will make him the apex predator of the Australian outback.

[@breathofdifferentair1950]

In my opinion, the deep ones are probably molag bal worshippers, but they probably didn't get offered vampirism as bal had been there and done that. Maybe they are like cave creatures with some similarities to vampires. Especially considering the hackdirt vampire thing where the one character has 100% disposition to you

[@neoqwerty]

I dunno, darkness and repulsiveness and hatred of everything good and bright sounds like Namira's MO more than anything else...

[@JarlCorvusCorax]

Drew is just so dang handsome I've never seen someone pull off cat ears so well. I almost missed the 1M announcement because i was just too busy admiring. P.S. Cheers lads congratulations on 1M guys can't wait for more from some of my favorite creators full stop. 🍾🥂

[@thalmoragent9344]

Lmao, yeah, even as a guy I have to admit Drew's certainly got the ladies for sure, mad respect for him able to pull off the cat ears as well. Ya know, he low key looks like a Nord too.

[@-ilirda8502]

Drew is a pretty handsome lad, the cat ears give me ideas tho

[@nobleeso633]

This is kinda cringe bud ngl

[@jameswilkes451]

Just kidding I would sell my soul to molag bal for some of that khajiit bussy

[@curtisfranzen986]

To me, the scariest things in Skyrim are giant frost spiders. I'm aracninifobic, even video game spiders freak me out!!

[@FuckGuidelines]

Don't worry. My friend wasted my money, I bought him a World Of Warcraft subscription, dude freaked out at the tiny spider critter npcs and got off. He's super arachnophobic

[@philipebanks2125]

Would be crazy to not mention Podcast 69.

[@matthewrawlings1284]

NICE

[@SilverFang2789]

NICE!

[@rozu7772]

NICE.

[@badluck5647]

He talked a lot about azslick

[@Mandrake2000]

I haven't listened to the whole podcast but Skyrims handling of vampirism is more sterile, whereas Morrowind/Oblivion treated vampires in a more classic, romanticized way. Further, capturing the sadism that is idealized with it.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Yeah, sucks too, the Volkihar were supposed to be menacing even amongst Vampires too... and now, they've been watered down

[@jmell458]

Yeah, I agree that Oblivion had creepier concepts throughout. I remember opening a door in a tower and finding a mangled half decaying corpse hanging from some rope. You don't get that in Skyrim. If you did, it'd have been rated R18+ in Australia (and probably banned because our censors suck).

[@jameswitte3936]

Y’all deserve 1M. You guys have carried us through this 100yo elder scrolls hiatus. Much love 😁

[@Justin032106]

See's podcast number: "Nice" Also, massive congrats on the million subs.

[@ZeroSeriesMMX]

Nice.

[@literallyanythingelseother]

Finding the book about the young sorcerer who summons are dremora is one of my most vivid memories in Skyrim. I remember the location and reading it distinctly. Of all the books I've read in game that one sticks out like no other

[@dootytood2643]

Keeping Mom's head on a plate gives me Jason Voorhees vibes.

[@Your-Least-Favorite-Stranger]

Hircine is primal horror; it's the sensation of eyes watching you when you're alone in the outdoors. His presence is lying down in total silence, unable to sleep, and hearing something move quickly in the darkness; you wrack your brain, strain your senses trying to figure out what it was but there's nothing to help you discern what it was. You lie motionless listening for another sound but the silence is deafening. It's literally waiting with bated breath for the other boot to drop but you never know when it will - it's the sensation of being stalked like game, being unable to fight back or prepare yourself because you aren't even fully certain the circumstances of the situation you find yourself in.

[@Ravenhill171]

I love roleplaying in oblivion and skyrim, especially as a bad character. And I always liked the idea of a necromancer who doesn't deal in Zombiestuff with corpses, but instead manipulates and conjures ghosts and wraith. So, not just animating dead meat, but commanding and collecting souls. And after I learned that souls captured in black soul stones come to a suffering existance in the soul cairn, I HAD to play an assasin of the DB in Skyrim, who actually kills not to please sithis' demand of aouls, but instead wants to capture the souls for them to be imprisoned in the soul cairn for eternety. That's what I play for evil roleplay in tes >:D Aaand yes! I want to hear more lore about ghost, wraiths and soul stuff 🤓😈

[@neoqwerty]

very technically, whatever the DB worships as Sithis isn't Sithis itself (because Sithis is the "gap" between Padome (the great void) and Lorkhan (something from the void that is to Aedra what a changeling is to mortal races). Its goals line up most with Mephala or Boethiah than with Sithis (which is just something that destroys so that more can be created). Sithis doesn't demand souls, it just demands change. (so the question then is "what is the DB feeding with their ritualistic killings", and I'd wager it's Boethiah, given one of their epithets is "he-who-destroys and she-who-erases", would fit who Mephala is cast as the wife of when it's not Sithis'... unless it's Clavicus Vile, given that bad bargains are his domain.) For the soul cairn, casting souls in there is only SLIGHTLY evil-- the Battlespire gives you a much, much worse fate than being sane and able to flee and find some refuge after you're cast into the soul cairn by the gem you're inside being used: There's some forms of enchanting that don't relinquish the soul to the Soul Cairn and the Ideal Masters, but bind the soul itself into the item, and amounts to being self-aware and mentally and "physically" tortured for as long as the item exists, beyond the point where even a mage with a strong willpower can't stay sane in that sort of existence for long. (it's also what you do whenever you conjure up bound weapons and armor, you force a Dremora's body to twist in that shape and you wear it, and it's conscious and aware, until it discorporates... so technically if you make OP conjuration spells in Skyrim or use the permanent Bound equipment glitch in Oblivion, you're causing a Daedra untold suffering.

[@turboretard9555]

Gratz guys. I vicariously enjoy that you are doing what you love and getting rewarded for it.

[@tombaker3205]

So deserved lads been around for years and you lot have earned this

[@threesofthree6100]

Well, speaking of spooky. I've been playing through the Vicn trilogy of mods for Skyrim and Glenmoril gets pretty existentially terrifying at times.

[@Just_Call_Me_Tim]

What mod trilogy, Vicn?

[@threesofthree6100]

@@Just_Call_Me_Tim Vigilant, Glenmoril, and Unslaad. By a mod author named Vicn. They're dark story mods with a lot of visual references to the SoulsBorne games. But the stories are full of Elder Scrolls deep lore, and made for a great Halloween time playthrough because of their horror elements.

[@badluck5647]

Vaernima, the Prince of Nightmares, is surprising not a feature in ESO's Halloween event. Missed opportunity.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Yep, she's a very underrated Daedric Prince. The possibilities with her are unfortunately underutilized

[@badluck5647]

Lord Hollowjack and his demi-plane of Detritus is the best horror story is Elder Scrolls. Hollowjack is also known as the Lord of Mortal Fears and the Fear Daedra. He derives supernatural power by metaphysically feeding on the terrified whispers of all Men and Mer who are driven by fear to pray for divine intervention. It is in this moment of dread that Hollowjack appears, speaking softly or in whispers from a mouth full of long, sharp teeth in order to carry out this "fear feeding". He has long, slender, and agile fingers tipped with sharp talons that can slash or puncture, but which are usually used to gently emphasize what the voice behind them is saying. Detritus, Hollowjack's pocket realm, is described as a claustrophobic series of small spaces cluttered and jammed with piles of mortals' lost and broken personal items. Hollowjack frivols there among his collection of shattered memories, categorizing and classing and replaying them to find new vulnerabilities in the mortal mind. There is no outside on Detritus, only room after room of recurring nightmares and internal torments. According to Hollowjack, this is because "mortals fear most what is inside themselves"

[@AVileThing]

Glad to see Drew evolving toward his final form here ;)

[@That1Outlander]

You fool! You think this is his final form? Muah hahaha! prepare to be amazed

[@jeraldhall4603]

The guy in the ruin near Dawnstar that is collecting female drauger and ghosts is a Spectrophile

[@Vahmung]

The Dwemer Puzzle Box is a clear nod at the Lament Configuration from Hellraiser. Also I was got freaked out in Morrowind from the whispers in ruins and the bangs/clanking in Dwemer ruins.

[@rodspoonskimble161]

Hey guys big congrats on the 1 mil. I’ve been here for years when you started making fallout 4 builds. One of the most consistent channels I can always count on to put out something I wanna watch. Cheers

[@unreliablenarratorz2772]

Anyone got a link to the mephala drawing the fudgemuppet cast were talking about? Can’t seem to find it on google.

[@barkasz6066]

Just type “Michael Kirkbride Mephala” and it’s literally the first thing that comes up.

[@SpaceWhaIe]

Be sure to turn off safe search on Google.

[@unreliablenarratorz2772]

Meh, I’ve seen worse. But thanks for the info.

[@thegreatrontorba1807]

Wraiths are dead adventurers with incomplete side quests.

[@hazyhippy6830]

Downloaded skyrim with a load of mods for vampirism yesterday lol just to play as a vampire lord and get an alternate start.🤘

[@alicearnold8610]

JESUS christ that Mephala drawing by kirkbride is kinda crazy lol

[@AmazOrgadak]

I actually wish I could go back to when I didn’t look at it 🤣 I only grimaced a little but my god why Kirkbride?

[@MagashiSaizen]

Congratulation guys, y'all deserve it. Stay humble, its one of you guy's best virtues. 🙏

[@14dcook]

If there are eight spokes of the wheel, and sixteen spaces, then there is the possibility that there are lesser deities which would be rivets or bolts, holding the wheel together, or pebbles and dust flying between the spaces. That would potentially be an explanation for the Aeliyid insect god, but who knows. Personally, I do think that there's probably way more deities out there than mortals on Nirn are aware of.

[@anraiquarra6638]

Happy Halloween guys and congrats on 1M subs - you deserve it

[@thehopelesspragmatic6701]

Where is my Charlie Kelly build for Fallout 4?

[@lemonadesupreme1319]

You guys do amazing work and I'm proud to be one of those 1mil. Keep up the fantastic work!!!

[@imlaughing2death]

So I was thinking of what the TES equivalent to Mr Hyde would be, and I suppose it would be Umbra. As the classic story of Jekyll and Hyde goes, there's definitely some Sanguine there, but the general idea of toying with another entity and having it overtake you until you become one and the same fits Umbra like a glove.

[@JohnDoe-nq4du]

Sounds like mantling.

[@Hammerandhilt]

Just came across your channel through Spotify, just wanted to say I really enjoy your content, great job.

[@evergreen7754]

Still can't believe you guys finally hit 1mil. Congrats guys, y'all are awesome.

[@tor_ras91]

Congrats on the 1million subs boys, you deserve it!

[@tor_ras91]

Also podcast #69...nice lol

[@ebonking5486]

Loving everyone's look in this podcast. lookin good

[@samipajari5861]

I lost my shit at Arselick and Oozing Cracks xD

[@emiliaantti6669]

A million subs!!!! 😍😍😍 All raise the glass to our favourite scholars of Nirn!!!!!

[@BickSnarf]

you guys deserve the big 1mil for your consistent high quality content

[@waywardwriterryu7185]

“Bethesda seems to like call of Cthulhu” Bethesda made a call of Cthulhu game a really long time ago

[@Esoteric_Loonaism]

I have a small petty correction just cause I’m a history nerd, but Halloween actually doesn’t have a direct correlation to the druidic pagan practice you guys mentioned: Halloween is essentially a bunch of different Catholic traditions that sort of melted together in America, for instance, the giving of treats is an English tradition of soul cakes, where in exchange for the treat, the receiver of it would pray for the person’s dead ancestors or family, in France I believe the tradition of donning costumes was a thing, and certainly some of the aesthetics probably come from Spanish traditions, that sort of "momento mori" vibe. But yes, These traditions in the Catholic Church were celebrated on All Hallow’s Eve, the day before All Saints Day, November 1st. American Catholics combined these together, and the unfortunate commercialization turned it into what it is, although in some ways it’s popularity in itself isn’t bad, just the fact that half of the people celebrating are dressed up more to be attractive than practicing an age old tradition.

[@sinsir9114]

Damn, spooky Halloween episode AND episode number 69? Ticking all the boxes here boys

[@ltloxa1159]

And first video after 1 000 000

[@oliverogden4999]

Congratulations on 1 million subs @FudgeMuppet great job

[@NephRainbows]

I'm sure that I'm not the only one commenting on this, but, has Drew's transformation went awry??? I mean, he has the ears, but the rest of him is still Breton? As an afterthought: this is what we get for podcast 69. Spot on!

[@Skydog6301]

Some of the dungeons in Arena definitely inflict a sense of horror with the heavy fog, cryptic layouts, and creepy enemy noises

[@AshleyIsArtsy]

I'm a bit late to this episode, but congrats on 1 million lads!! Loved Drew's "costume" too for this one ;)

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

Aww we luv you guys too! ❤️💜💙

[@FaeFemboi]

I think that one line in "A Tragedy in Black" where the Dremora explains the gift thing is horrible. Like, I don't mind that as a magical rule in ES, but even without breaking the spell, the Dremora was simply "showing the boy how to enchant". I would much prefer it as a story of "be careful what you wish for", and how a "faustian bargain with a devil" will always backfire on you.

[@luvallnothate7013]

Gz on 1 million subs

[@WonderMonder]

The scariest in this video is definitely Drew with this headset

[@zowdie6355]

Arslick better return for podcast #169!

[@jackalottadigawff7560]

the sload could be really spooky in the right hands.

[@Thomas.Wright]

The Hackdirt Females: Maybe that's the sacrifice they had in mind for Dar-Ma.

[@Azhureus]

Little bit more of a beard and Drew turns into Ohmes Raht khajit breed :D Great video tho !

[@Nathan_Coley]

You guys deserve the 1mil! ❤️

[@wiltron9298]

Sheogorath is the elder scrolls version of “the leprechaun” horror movies …

[@leannemedhurst9662]

Boys you forgot potema's return. That quest line creeped me the hell out! Loved the podcast though. Xxx

[@booshmcfadden7638]

Merry Samhain gents. (edit) Say it more, Scott. 🤣

[@Bigslam1993]

Podcast #69? NIIIICE!

[@DragonsValkyrie]

Podcast 69 NICE {Also congratulations on the ONE MILLION SUBS you boys deserve it !!!!!}

[@Thomas.Wright]

I see Drew got those Khajiit headphones.

[@presleybaldwin3756]

No, thank you. You're the Guy's who did all the hard work here.

[@teddmills2534]

Keep up the good work gents.

[@jamesgrant9779]

Great moves, keep it up, proud of ya

[@shanedevlin3796]

It’s crazy to see how far they’ve come. Keep making great videos guys

[@williamphillips7388]

"eating people is pretty unhinged ..... Arguably" Good to know that

[@feenickstv4209]

That Mephala art is... Interesting, to say the least.

[@rustycalloway1814]

Taking about areas where the Veil between Nirn and Oblivion is thin naturally instantly made me think of Bleach and Karakura Town. 😂

[@EJDubbz]

56:21. Nocturnal looks ready for a lot of the Halloween parties I've been to. Congrats on the milly.

[@Alleywaycreamcup]

The only chill going down my spine is someone trying to steal my sweet roll

[@DavetheNord]

Well done chaps!

[@LS1056]

Hackdirt was always a reference to Innsmouth

[@bjornriding2625]

Ggs man you did it you hit 1M 👊

[@desecratedcake3875]

At around 35min Michael just starts explaining the plot of Shadow over Innsmouth by HP Lovecraft

[@1874WL]

Michaels hairline looking pretty spooky too

[@Itsabl_r]

Thanks Scott, Drew, and Michael for all the hard work through 2019 - 2020; Y'all have made this pandemic/past 3 years legendary, worthy of Sovngarde!

[@camel_of_the_mojave8772]

Number 69 nice Halloween edition nicer The fact that it's about the elder scrolls lore nicest

[@whiggles9203]

Loving the casual look, Drew.

[@OneWingAlchemist]

The word you were looking for at 33:50 is Eldritch Horror I believe.

[@nataliehughes4258]

I love you guys and your channel! 🖤💀

[@CabageBeans]

Topic Idea! Who is the most interesting/coolest or strongest person of each race? I think that would be a cool discussion.