7 Daedric Artifacts that You May Not Know About - Elder Scrolls Lore

[@haloringindex3124]

"even his toilet paper could be an artifact." *Watches in 2020*

[@catman9039]

I need it

[@JargonMadjin]

Someone down far into the comment section mentioned Sheogorath's most powerful artifact: CHEESE

[@722lovemonkey]

Jargon Madjin For everyone? :3

[@FilmsNerf2]

AND ALL THE CHEESE!... to *die* for.

[@jh9794]

Wait, cheese for no one. You might like that more than the power of cheese if you don't like cheese no?

[@actualmadscientist]

Sheogorath's toilet paper has a very strange effect, it gives a different sensation on your bum every time you wipe with it. :-)

[@tylerneice210]

Sure you didn't eat taco bell...?

[@3DTyrant]

It's also said to never run out. But that's just rumour...

[@johnsonl82]

3DTyrant oh sit I need some.

[@722lovemonkey]

The first time it was used the user said it felt "like the softest thing imaginable." The next day, they used it and said it felt like sand paper.

[@whiterunguard4717]

It burns

[@luckyjedi429]

I actually knew about the Daedric Crescent and the Bow of Shadows. Tamrielic Lore is one of my favorite books in Oblivion.

[@Theuniversearch]

12:00 Boethia's shield is a conspiracy in itself.

[@FudgeMuppet]

You bet

[@The5armdamput33]

FudgeMuppet. She gave him the shield to trick him at first.... but after seeing how skillfully and shrewdly he deceived the Dragon, she rewarded him by giving him the opportunity to escape..... My theory is that the hero gained the favor of the patron saint of lies after first being betrayed by it....

[@Optimusj1975]

Seems logical to me. The champion deceived the wyrm, earning the favor of the deceiver daedra.

[@Ky-Nas]

Boethiah is the Daedric prince of deceit. Maybe after this mortal tricked the dragon, Boeathiah took a liking to the mortal and helped him escape. :I

[@The5armdamput33]

Ky Anderson. Way ahead of you.... Look up^^

[@Nyghtking]

If I had to guess, going with Sheogorath's theme of madness, his book can probably only be properly read and understood by the insane, as to someone sane the book makes no sense or perhaps is entirely misunderstood by that individual. If I had to guess about Boethiah's shield, either it had an effect in which case it was probably that it had low durability but upon breaking cast an effect on the enemy that broke it to make them more easily deceived. Or it had no effect and she gave it to him to mess with him and because he was already good at deception, or the last option she gave him a crap shield that would break so he could use it's breaking to pretend to surrender to the enemy that broke it.

[@BYoNexus]

The Scourge would've been real useful during the Oblivion crisis.... Mehrunes appears; Toos Scourge at Mehrunes foot. Problem Solved Dragonfire restored Septim Line continues Empire doesnt splinter lol

[@VerdeMorte]

You fogot about the Empire not becoming spineless Thalmor stooge bitches...

[@jacobislucas]

Why just the scourge? Bring the horde as well! LOK’TAR OGAR!!!

[@Janoha17]

@@jacobislucas so the Oblivion Crisis could have really been Malacath and the Orcs time to shine and save Tamriel?

[@Theuniversearch]

I found a Rare FudgeMuppet in Skyrim today. All it did was talk about every interesting detail of the game in spectacular detail. 👌

[@FudgeMuppet]

SURPRISE ;)

[@Theuniversearch]

AH! It jump-scares too! Why did Bethesda put him in this game? It's too good!

[@Theuniversearch]

Oh, hey. I found that one last week! Equally as good.

[@kenichi-bk6bz]

The Universe Arch k

[@hashbrowns6370]

The Universe Arch P

[@skelitonking117]

>Lord of the Hunt >Mad his were's were hunted

[@dylancassidy7186]

skelitonking117 call them lycanthropes lie-can-th-ropes its the official name and it sounds better than weres

[@demonminer8093]

his lycanthropes were his hunters, those who worshiped him. would you be happy if the only ones who would knowingly and happily carry out your will were killed?

[@ZanathKariashi]

They're his hunting dogs. A Hunter is going to get absolutely pissed if you kill his hunting dogs.

[@skelitonking117]

NINJACROWD 64 I know how to pronounce the name dude just didn’t really care

[@lyntonfleming]

Lycans are Werewolves. Hircine has everything from Wolves to Bears to Rabbits(I think)

[@Alizudo]

Actually, because Daedric Artifacts are a living part of the Daedra, it is literally IMPOSSIBLE to destroy them. If you do, the Artifact actually just rebuilds itself inside oblivion the same way the Daedra rebuild their bodies after "dying". Therefore the Shield of Boethia is still out there somewhere.

[@Janoha17]

In Skyrim, Erandur banishes the Skull of Corruption back to Oblivion, and Azura mentions that her Star will eventually return to Oblivion, but doesn't think you have the patience or lifespan to wait a couple hundred years for it.

[@cyberwize4106]

lol every time you say "history" I hear it first as "Hist Tree"

[@johnrichmond-hughes1494]

CyberWize as I read this, he said it

[@kaminathegreat7539]

History Sap... mmmm.

[@arnesto-zc7lf]

Lol me too

[@Ky-Nas]

Often times History is abbreviated as Hist too. lol

[@littlebaron5573]

I heard it too. I was like ho shit the hist trees are the real daedra

[@BGgungame]

Doesn't the Boethiah story just sound logical tho? Boethiah tricked the imperial and the imperial then tricked the wyrm, so Boethiah rewarded the imperial by saving him from the wyrm. Something like Boethiah being: "Good my student, you have learned deceit. I reward you for that."

[@rushikeshshinde2325]

it is just so logical!!!!

[@lukasperuzovic1429]

the daedric princes are fickle creatures, they are known the change their minds on a whim

[@Janoha17]

@@lukasperuzovic1429 Boethiah more so than others.

[@stalecurlyfry]

I was just thinking this

[@TheGanjologist]

Also a weak shield as a test to his strength and non reliance on her artifact. After that maybe he got the real one. Boethiah values strength

[@zhain0]

I love the cresent balde, was the first elder scrolls I played and the first artifact I found. I also found a one handed war hammer in morrowind, can't remember the name but it was a unique weapon. The enchant made it weightless when wielded and with glass armour and enchants you could weigh 0 which was very fun at max level, all tooled up and running around as fast as you would when naked one shotting ordinators lol

[@fhunt_2015]

Skull crusher it's a a Warhammer that was created in a fire magically fueled by a wizard know as Dorach Gusal, the weapon is light, which makes it powerful swings deadly blows. I found this info in a book, in Skyrim called the "Tamrielic lore: Revised"

[@brokemage1395]

Fudgemuppet. Maybe boethiah gave him the shield, not to trick the imperial, but the worm. Tricking an opponent and using them for your own needs then discarding them. Sounds pretty boethic to me. (Not sure of boethic is a word but it'll work)

[@BGgungame]

Yeah, just what I thought. The story just fits. Boethiah gives the guy a weak shield to trick him, and then the guy tricks the worm, which would then impress Boethiah because Daedric Prince of deceit, conspiracy, treachery, etc. So the part about the raven sounds logical because the imperial did exactly what Boethiah would have done so Boethiah in turn saved him as a reward.

[@elricengquist9989]

Actually I am think that maybe she did want to deceive the person she gave the shield to. Yet then when the shield broke an the person she gave it to used deception an treachery to gain the advantage, even though her own attempts at treachery had failed might have turned him into the raven as a form of begrudging approval of his own method of succeeding at his appointed duty.

[@skilletlover2]

I gotta point this out because it's bothering me. A "Worm" is a little guy in the ground that eats dirt. A "Wyrm" is an old term for dragons, which is the word you're looking for. With that out of the way, I feel like your comment could be a plausible explanation of how the shield situation happened. It makes perfect sense to me. The only other plausible option I could think of was Boethiah deceived the Imperial because that's his thing, then when the Imperial deceived the Wyrm Boethiah felt proud of his champion he taught so well and saved his life by turning him into a raven.

[@that_deadeyegamer7920]

@Flex Gopnik extra boethicc

[@ang3l.0f.kniv3s]

I think Boethia was so impressed with Lyriseus for his cunning deceit of the wyrm after her trick shield that she rewarded him with the raven transformation. Kinda like a compliment wrapped in a curse. Very daedric prince.

[@Connor_Tyler]

Gambolpuddy. The most ridiculous, Sheogorath-ey name of any item ever. It raises half your skills 5-30, and drains half your skills 5-30. Completely useless unless you're bartering or persuading someone.

[@hortator0767]

7 Daedric artifacts that you may not know about if you've only played Skyrim*

[@FudgeMuppet]

It is possible to have only played both Skyrim and Oblivion and not heard of most of these. Even if you've played Morrowind, a lot of these artifacts are hidden, and not part of their respective daedric princes questline. Then there's an artifact from elder scrolls online in here and also the artifact only mentioned in the story of Lyrisius :)

[@brokemage1395]

I have played skyrim and oblivion. I tried playing morrowind but it was too late. It's too old. If they had a remaster then I'm sure a lot of people would play it

[@TheNN]

that's what mods are for after all.

[@amouseplottingworlddominat8679]

I played a lot of morrowind but never did the thieves guild, so the bitter cup was new to me. Two others i don't remember and also the eso one

[@hortator0767]

Dylan Blair Because graphics make a game right! Right?...

[@Green-fo8ei]

Does the cup collector collect the daedric cup?

[@connoremerick7405]

It’s like someone at Bethesda used this as a list of stuff to add via creation club lol A ton of these found their way to Skyrim

[@omarzahid]

Folium Discognitum: Path of Madness Path of Madness Path of Madness Choose

[@demonminer8093]

I CHOOSE THE PATH OF INSANITY!

[@Alizudo]

Path of Madness Path of Artistic Genius Path of Reverse Philosophies

[@722lovemonkey]

Marcus Peters Congrats! The book raised your cheese smithing skill to 100!

[@demonminer8093]

CAN YE SHUT UP!? IM DOIN' THE FISHSTICK! TIS A VERY DELICATE STATE OF MIND!

[@JonathanBond-c4z]

I just realized that the spear from Sheogorath can be obtained from a mod in Skyrim but from a goblin quest where you can get a goblin follower but he is the one that has it.

[@doclongwell1886]

I had major spell reflect during a mage playthrough of oblivion, found the King of Worms, and Mannimarco fired one lightning spell at me, bounced back, killed himself, and wacky ragdolled onto the ceiling, where he stuck and i couldnt loot him

[@Buisy]

Dude this video gave me so much nostalgia I remember when I was a kid I wanted to collect every single unique item possible in morrowind Man those were the days.

[@erised0303]

What if Boethia actually tricked him into thinking that the shield was powerful when it actually was weak, but when he tricked the worm thingy she became impressed by his deceitfulness and then turned him into a raven to show appreciation for his trickery

[@samersamaniego8261]

When fudgemuphet said sheogorath's toilet paper i immediately thought of molag bal's condom

[@TheCoolFluffBerrry]

"That said even sheogorath's toilet paper can count as an artifact" You absolute mad lad

[@Questar_Valdamar]

Also, while playing Oblivion, I was cleansing an Oblivion Gate, and came across a room filled with Dremora. One of them had a greatsword of Paralysis. All I could do, as multiple Dremora and their lessers whooped my paralyzed glutes, was lie there and chug on health potions. I only escaped when his sword ran out of charges. I then rose from the ground and delivered unto them my fury. They did do a number on my healing supplies though. 😔

[@niccolosacchi8213]

Scourge is easily the most powerful one-handed blunt weapon in Morrowind, and the story behind it is awesome, too.

[@carlgrau5910]

Love fudgemuppet! Thank you for all the videos love your guys work! Thank you to all three of you!

[@phoenixheart79]

Turning him into aRaven actually fits - a reward for an incredible feat of deceit and trickery, a lesson learnt from the "powerful" shield gifted to him.

[@SerathDarklands]

I really hope they bring back the Daedric Crescent in The Elder Scrolls VI. I loved that blade.

[@KeanoCarr]

We NEED remastered versions for Morrowind and Oblivion

[@DLAlucard]

Given how Daedric Princes can be I could see her giving him a weak shield to trick him and be watching the fun unfold. However seeing him not die but instead show a great deal of cunning himself to make a Dragon do what he wanted. I could see her then reward him by saving his life.

[@warhammeronlinenut]

This was great! I love all things Daedric!

[@tritebs1673]

Number 5 makes a lot of sense actually. Being the daedric prince of deceit she made him believe he was rewarded with something powerful only to find out it was weak. He then used deceit the very nature of Boethia to trick the wyrm into destroying an army. Then she rewarded him for his trick.

[@argella1300]

A folio is also a type of book, usually a bound collection of several manuscripts into one volume Also 6:20 I love that there’s basically a daedric batleth you can wield

[@subway7008]

love handling sheogoraths wabbajack

[@LucasBarbosa-qh5ke]

Oblivion Sheogorath > Skyrim Sheogorath

[@jaxkitten2381]

Lucas Barbosa but skyrim sheogorath is the oblivion mad God.

[@SomeBody08150]

Cursed jygalg > cursed Champion of Cyrodil

[@ChadKakashi]

Absolutely agreed!

[@franklind.roosevelt7416]

Of course the oblivion one is better, there's a whole DLC based around him. It'd be kind of pathetic if a single quests version was better than a whole expansion.

[@MrMan-np9jg]

Skyrim Sheogorath is better because he's more insane. Oblivion is just threatening me. But the story is better

[@Innnoo]

is molag bal's dong spear not a daedric artifact?

[@lollernoob5375]

even if you cannot wield it seperate from the daedra it belongs to, it will always be with you in your ---- heart. if thats not enough hit up vivec and ask for a taste of his godly spear that can stop a nord woman from using shouts.

[@chrisiscool3012]

Video starts at 1:26

[@GCJACK83]

"Sweet nectar of the cup"... So, it's Clavicus Vile's coffee mug?

[@bobbobson5595]

Shalltear Bloodfallen tea cup then

[@labaccident2010]

Shalltear Bloodfallen clearly you haven’t had good coffee.

[@lukasperuzovic1429]

Clavicus Vile's coffee mug, it was a birthday gift to Clavicus from Sheogorath

[@KhaoticKatarin]

"Sheogoraths toilet paper could be counted as a daedric artifact, but today we're only talking about the cool ones" b...but it's sheogoraths toilet paper... that would be hilarious

[@wea69420]

Well, folium may refer to any leaf-like structure, even just a sheet of paper. A good guess of what folium discognitum means is "document of un-knowledge"

[@samersinno1623]

Good timing , just before I started eating.

[@seancassell3778]

The Dagger and the Wyrm story is actually pretty epic. That could have been a epic short story on it own. One that definitely would have been a popular one. I suppose epics aren’t for this time. Even the Grendel story is still remembered today.

[@Leto85]

You definitely got a Like from me. This video is very informative and incredibly inspiring to me.

[@troyschramii4828]

I think boethia did give him a weak shield, but was so impressed by his deceitful plan, changed their mind and saved him

[@funyarinpa336]

Boethea turning him into a raven is actually completely in line with the way the daedric prince works. She would give him a shield that is useless if struck because as the prince of treachery Boethea would not want to help someone that honorably faces danger head-on, however since he gained the upper hand through deceit and treachery Beothea would then reward that behaviour and keep him around.

[@partygaminginc.423]

It's possible it was a test in the first place to not just her being deceitful and then he passed and gained her favor then since he was gonna die she turned him into a raven. Because she likes people who face danger head on have you played her quest in skyrim? you have to have to fight your way to being her champion.

[@Lucky11843]

Honestly the weak shield from boethia makes a lot of sense. After the shield crumbled what did he do? He tricked the dragon. He didn't just sit down and die after his only hope was destroyed. Honestly I think he made her proud

[@cameronleonard2451]

About the shield with Boethia. In the Hirscine video it was implied that while Hirscine enjoys the hunt, Boethia enjoys two warriors fighting. Thus by using a cunning strategy yuh boi likely earned enough respect for a nice save.

[@TitanDraugen]

Question: Why do Daedra have more presence in Tamriel than the Aedra?

[@faeiger9215]

Draugen i think it is because they are immortal but the aedra are mortal

[@vocaeien]

nope, it's because the Aedra sacrificed most of their power to make Mundus and Nirn

[@cjmarion6350]

its because of their godly abilities and the difference between them. while the aedra can create they cannot change things that have been created. the daedra can change but cannot create anything in the world of nirn. these differences limit how the aedra and daedra can influence the world.

[@JargonMadjin]

I always thought it was because the Aedra just didn't care about what was happening in Nirn

[@shanedussault740]

there are a couple of reasons, the primary being that the Aedra lost the large majority of their power when they created Nirn, whereas the deadra did not participate in the creation the second reason among many is that The Aether is much harder to reach than oblivion, infact the best way to look at it is an egg, nirn is the yolk, oblivion is the egg whites and shell, while Aether is the outside world. Nirn is surrounded and isolated by the planes of oblivion. the small amount of power that the Aedra to have come from the stars. Which isnt wholly true as the plants that join Nirn in orbiting Magnus (the sun) are supposed to be representations of the Aedra or their remains, Lorkhan the big daddy in the sky is represented by the two moons of Nirn; Masser and secunda. now even saying that the planets orbit magnus is probably wrong. going back to the egg analogy the sun and all the stars are holes torn through oblivion and mundus back to the Aether by magnus and magna ge in short, the Divines as we know they are old, tired, and waiting for their power to return to them (at the end of the Kulpa when everything restarts though we dont know if thats gonna happen ever again as the last dragon born defeated Alduin (the world eater and ender of kulpas [also maybe a form of akatosh]) however the Deadra (#notourancestors) were never tricked by lorkhan into creating mundus and instead created the realms of oblivion retaining almost all of their power as each realm is a specific representation of themselves and as such feeds power into them.

[@amberblyledge7859]

Sheogorath is my favorite Daedric prince.

[@CocoaNutCakery]

She gave him a weak shield to test his ability. Finding him worthy, she saved his life. Boom. Explained.

[@SaraH-br7dg]

Or saved his life as a reward for his own deceit.

[@EmoEwok666]

There is also hircines spear from the bloodmoon expansion pack for TES III morrowind. Once you finish the hunt quest and kill the giant, you get a different artifact depending on your choice (amulet for strength and agility and spear for wisdom)

[@LyseanEmpire]

Thought about the last one: maybe Boethiah did actually present him with a weak shield, but since he manipulated the beast into destroying the army, Boethiah was so impressed that saved him, cause, y'know, deceptions and stuff

[@andrewsigler7437]

I don't think Boethia turning him into a raven to save him disproves, or even implies that Boethia couldn't've potentially given him a weak shield. Boethia doesn't show inherit bias toward any mortals, but will give those who prove themselves to him her blessing. He could've given him a weak shield to put him in a dire situation to see what he'd do under those circumstances. And once he performed adequately in her eyes boom, raven time.

[@jamiehill4045]

Please tell me I’m not the only one who geeked out over the bow of shadows

[@alaskaball188]

Hey! The toilet paper of chaos is cool

[@HatCreature]

I would love to see the Daedric Crescent in another game but what I really want to see is an Aedric realm or maybe finally meet one of these Aedric gods instead of hearing about their deeds but never seeing one.

[@Janoha17]

Sovngarde is Shor/Lhorkan's Aedric Realm.

[@mr.wilson9941]

In oblivion you stand 5 feet away from literal akatosh

[@HatCreature]

@@mr.wilson9941 I always felt that was a transformation not the actual god personally.

[@Mostaism]

I've been watching your guys vids for a while now. Just found your podcast too. And it's taken this long to realise "hang on, he sounds a bit bogan there". Gold star for effort boys

[@revanf3719]

Sheoguraths toilet paper:Will wrap the entire planet in unbreakable toilet paper

[@Gelder27]

Plz do a Penitus Oculatus build please

[@wiledwiredweasel560]

Crescent blade: Leaves you dying and naked. Daedric as fuck.

[@evigkrieger]

for the last artifact mentioned, the weak shield theory makes sense given he then successfully uses the wyrm through the act of trickery rather than force given this fits Boethiahs theme, although I have no idea if a weak shield would allow someone to survive the direct fire breath of a wyrm in the first face.

[@AntonLanthier]

Alternate title: "5 Morrowind Daedric Artifacts Skybabies Don't Know About and 1 That Only Turbosperg Lorebeards Know About"

[@mrtollin4943]

I'm rather happy that I knew about 5 out if 7 of those artefacts.

[@raid2654]

Hail sheogorath's gold ingot that came out of his ash..

[@alanchoichang8336]

Boethia, could've given him the weak shield to see him die. But impressed at how the mortal was able to 'deceive' the wyrm, Boethia, being the Daedric prince of deceit, decided to save his life by turning him into a raven. XD

[@dominicmanester8125]

Boethia probably rewarded him for using trickery and deception to get the dragon to do his bidding which they would respect. The shield was also probably a trick as well though.

[@Galimeer5]

Malacath made an anti-daedra weapon for mortals? Wow. Makacath is a bro. I guess he still has some Trinimac deep down.

[@matthewrock4725]

I love the way these guys are thorough with their videos but God damn they're almost impossible to listen to at work because they faster than necessary imo Not easy multitasking choices lol.

[@ThaLedg]

Everybody is mad about having their sweet roll stolen, but her I am, wondering who dropped my Daedric Croissant

[@madscientistshusta]

It's likely boethia did give him a weak shield but she was so impressed with his ability to deceive and conquer she saved him, remember she takes items away from weak champions.

[@WayneHaan]

Interesting video, Creation club offers through the addition of goblins to Skyrim a goblin follower that uses what seems to be the Spear of bitter mercy. FYI...

[@scotthogan1386]

Maybe boethia was impressed by his own trickery that she helped him afterwards

[@ELDevaux]

Boethiah gives the hero the flimsy shield as part of their "plot" to use the wyrm's ego to their advantage.

[@JBUTTHEAD1299]

Great video guys. Love The old games.

[@Nick-xi6fc]

I’ve had quite the experience with each of these

[@CthulhuianBunny]

Boethia could've given Lyrisius a weak shield as a test to see if he was clever enough to deceive a dragon.

[@carlh9405]

wow nice vid man actually learned stuff

[@lolcat1382]

Please do a Skyrim Modded build based on the mod "Beyond Skyrim: Bruma" It adds Bruma to the game, accessed by going down to the Skyrim-Cyrodiil border. It's really cool and adds a lot of new weapons and armors and I'd love to see it in a build.

[@The_Glitchy_Fox]

An elder scrolls legend: Battlespire. It was mentioned so many times here it makes me sad nobody ever mentions it in just about any other game

[@danwizzle91]

So what about Muatra? Vivec's spear that he uh.....bit off of Molag Bal during their uh....contest?

[@dylancassidy7186]

Some people suck cocks Vivec bites them off

[@danwizzle91]

NINJACROWD 64 and turns it into a weapon

[@Alizudo]

That he shoved down Azura's mouth.

[@thunderstruk033]

Bethesda should make a mode or option in all TES games where artifacts and weapons are realistic so you can become a overpowered, unstopable fucking beast. Imagine having all the real powers from TES lore from all artifacts and magical powers put into one being. That would be lit.

[@JohnPro5511]

Have you been on the Nexus?.....problem solved. That would be cool tho!

[@thunderstruk033]

No mods that have been made (yet) would really satisfy the idea that i'm thinking of. And yes, I'm not living under a rock. XD

[@thunderstruk033]

Antihater135 Alright man, picture this: Having powers of the skeleton key; where you can open ANY physical door, metaphysical door and your "full potential" in any skill. The Oghma Infinium; essentially having knowledge of all living things which would give you a great advantage over your enemies. Mehrunes Razor; Allowing you to kill anyone who dares to face you. The Eye of Magnus; Imagine controlling all the power from the eye of magnus which is the most powerful thing (currently that we know of) in the elder scrolls universe. You could essentially bend reality. Daedric Artifacts can also all be used to complete certain rare rituals, such as when Martin Septim needed the blood of a Daedra to complete a portal to a place called Paradise. I imagine other such rituals exist in Tamriel that we haven't learned about yet. That's just a very small example of a gamemode like that.

[@thunderstruk033]

Antihater135 IKR

[@Alizudo]

I've made a theory that a mortal (most likely a Dragonborn) that owns all of the Artifacts, could actually achieve Chim. Chim, in case you don't know, is a mortal becoming very similar to a God. You are immortal and can create/destroy anything. The only thing that can kill you is the Actual Gods. The Dragonborn is already literally half a God. Clavicus Vile specifically says the Dragonborn is almost half the power of a Daedric Lord. If they had the all the artifacts, they would be able to rip apart the universe and crawl their way into Aetherius where they would absorb the full infinite power of magic, and transcend existence. They would become a God simply by being so powerful. Open any door, even non-existent ones. Literally knows EVERYTHING. Mind control. Dimensional teleportation. The power to literally UN-MAKE the entire planet. Just to name a few. To be a God, there are 3 things you must be: Omnipotent (All-Powerful), Omniscient (All-Knowing), and Omnipresent (All-Seeing). A Dragonborn having every Daedric artifact competes those criteria.

[@johnshoemaker5532]

Love the videos keep up the great work!!!!!!

[@NobodyDungeons]

Perhaps fear struck melting was a test from boethia to see whether her champion as still worthy or whether this person would be her champion

[@toelintetch635]

In regards to the shield crated by Boethiah, it seems more logical that the shield was designed to break under the wyrms breath so as to inflate its ego allowing the hero to manipulate it more easily.

[@QuestionableObject]

The story of Boethia's shield sounds like she gave him a shitty shield as a joke, then when he was clever and deceived the Wyrm into letting him get on to it's back when the shield melted and forced it to do his bidding she was impressed so saved him when he fell from it's back. That's my take on that.

[@axeldornelles5292]

The last one actually makes sense. Being Boethia who Boethia is, tricking the dragon could please the cunning daedra and incur their favour.

[@rezahydra]

Though I’m really late to this video, I do have something to say about the shield. Boethia, just like all the deadra, use the artifacts as a pawn-like play in their massive game of chess known as power. If one breaks-oh no, wait, it’s back in oblivion waiting to be reused. Boethia most likely gave the shield, probably owned by a lesser deadra in her plain, to him to see how this could be used in her way. When he knelt to submit, she could most likely tell his bluff, and was eager to see where this goes. When the ride was finished, two beings had been tricked, but only one turned the trick into a treat. I would like to believe she turned him into a raven before turning him back and doing a similar thing, thus fully ending the story, and most likely his life.

[@remnantryku7112]

Haven’t played Morrowind, sadly, but killing a Bull Netch with a fork? That’s insane.

[@naturallyirrelevant9639]

I mean to me I think it would make sense Boethea would give someone a weak shield. It seems like Boethea really enjoys testing people so seeing what he did when the shield crumbled may have been the original intent, only rewarding him with his life after he bested the wyrm and destroyed an entire army using his wits alone.

[@brandonschmitz6696]

Regarding fearstruck; in the legend told, the dragon sounds uncharacteristically gullible following the destruction of the artifact, and bends easily to the hero's will. Considering the daedric Lord who created it, I'd suggest that it was designed to be this brittle, a glass cannon that shatters the assailant's will when the item is destroyed (boosting effectiveness of illusiory skills like persuade or intimidate). The hero manipulated the effect to gain a temporary ally rather than simply scaring off a threat as intended. His craftiness would account for boethia's admiration and additional boon, ultimately saving him, and explain why the artifact had never been playable. Boethia never recreated it after the effect was manipulated beyond her intention!

[@lawaern3474]

12:07 Boethiah turning the guy into a raven doesn't necessarily contradict with giving him a flimsy shield. Boethiah is the daedric prince of plots after all. Not to mention the The Prince loves testing mortals.

[@Mirro18]

My theory on the whole shield situation is that it was kinda a double agent deal. She tricked him to think that it was a good shield to trick the wyrm into thinking it was awesome to have that guy trick the Wyrm into getting on its back and then when all is said and done Boethia helped their champion

[@wiibrockster]

I'd love to have The Mace of Molag Bal.

[@cha0sxiii63]

Maybe the shield is simply intended to turn invisible when stuck (in hopes of lulling the wyrm into a false sense of security), and also has the power to turn you into a raven.

[@dabr8243]

You know, Im pretty sure the last shield did exactly what it was supposed to. it probably had an effect like will block one powerful attack, in return boost to either deceitful success or luck or something to that effect.

[@TheNathanGarrett]

Dregas Molar is also one of the random bosses that you fight after completing a dolmen in Elder Scrolls Online.