All 51 Dragon Shouts in lore Skyrim never taught you - Elder Scrolls: Leftover Lore

[@Cool_ICE69]

Imagine the dragonborn spending days and days finding word walls and absorbing dragon souls to do a shout but a mage does the exact same thing in like 3 seconds but just with normal magic

[@jacobfreeman5444]

They could. But I like to think some of these effects are too difficult to access with magicka and as such just not worth doing. That dovahvul is just uniquely qualified to produce these effects without undue cost. That maybe dragons are literally low key casting spells whenever they talk to each other because dragons of course want you to prove the truth of your words. Kinda hard to deny the truth of it when you are replicating it as you say it. Conjures up an image dragons sitting on a mountain, all telling tall tales and then one belches out some noxious fumes. Which causes offense at the target because he was just told he was talking sh*t.

[@EmperorZeech]

The Voice is a form of tonal magick, on a much higher level than normal magick

[@RealBradMiller]

@@EmperorZeech Say it, don't Fas Ro Dah it!

[@Lorenzo_I.]

Gameplay ≠ lore accurate

[@TheMagnumDon]

Isn't Magicka limited lore wise unlike Thu'um? also unlike normal magic I doubt you can cast spells at the rate a Dragonborn Auctioneer can.

[@travus111]

This could be a great resource for modders who want to put new shouts in the game

[@ectoOLDACC]

yesssss, we need thunderchild but with these

[@Bionickpunk]

They would have done that already if anyone cared about shouts.

[@hazeltree7738]

@@Bionickpunk I think the fact this video exists is proof people do indeed care about shouts (Unless you mean about modding them into the game, in which case yes we sorely lack them)

[@jacksonpavlich8198]

Thoom has some such as moon blast and soul fog

[@michael6880]

​@@Bionickpunk ​Enaisaion made Thunderchild in 2016, adds 29 shouts and a bunch of other thu'um relevant stuff to Skyrim, so it's been done a while ago

[@Galimeer5]

Miraak's four-word shout is actually a writing trick (although I doubt it was done intentionally knowing Bethesda's relationship with writers). If you want a character, particularly a villain, to seem even more powerful than they should be, have them break the rules of the universe. You can see it all the time in anime with characters pulling nigh-nonsensical abilities out of nowhere, but it also shows up in less overt ways, such as Darth Maul's double-bladed lightsaber in Star Wars. By telling the player that all dragon shouts are three words, it makes Miraak's four-word shout all the more impressive and makes him seem even more powerful and intimidating.

[@LeftoverPat]

love this comment & observation. you're totally right that we immediately see miraak as an otherwordly foe because he breaks that convention.

[@drewbryk]

Why do you think Bethesda did it if not intentionally?

[@thecatthatgotaway]

​@drewbryk the only things ES players love more than ES is flaming Bethesda and Skyrim

[@TheZeroNeonix]

I was thinking the same, but given one of the words in the shout translates to just "is," I wonder if it actually adds any extra power to the shout or if it's just Miraak flexing on us with an unnecessary addition. If he omitted that one word, would it actually make a difference or is it just filler?

[@zxshadowxz]

@@TheZeroNeonixThis actually is a really interesting detail, because presumably the “Your Soul is Mine” Shout was made by Miraak, so it could be that Miraak is adding the “is” to make it seem more Mortal than Dragon, which is definitely an insult that’s in character for him. …Or it was just the first shout he made, and he fucked up the Grammar, which is way more entertaining to me.

[@juke9674]

I love pre-skyrim shout lore, its so esoteric. With half of them we arent even sure if it was a shout at all, and some are just incredibly OP (Like shouting the moons into place)

[@ozgho09]

I always enjoyed the implication that a dragons name was a shout, with the power equivalent to shouting at your kid in the Wal-Mart. On Alduins resurrection power, I would assume bringing dragons back to life is much easier than a mortal, because their souls seemingly stay on Nirn as a whole, instead of traveling to Aetherius, and being brought back, which can have detrimental effects on mortal souls used in Necromancy.

[@FlowersOfIcetor]

The way I understand it is that unless killed by someone with a dragon soul, ie a dovahkiin or another dragon, their souls remain in their bodies, but weakened. The only thing that’s “dead” is the body itself, which rots away slowly as anything else would as the weakened soul can’t keep it together. This would explain why they decompose almost instantly when the Last Dragonborn consumes their souls. I can’t actually site any specific lore for this and I can’t remember where this all came from, so it could just be a headcanon lmao

[@ozgho09]

@@FlowersOfIcetor Yes, the soul seems to stay with the body. There aren't any stated sources for it, but the one dragon in the Grahtwood which is "resting" in its own corpse, led me to thinking they just stay with their own bodies on "death" since their souls are immortal, unlike the mortal spirits of man or mer

[@LeftoverPat]

hahahaha! exactly like shouting at your kid in wal mart. that's an interesting point- do we know where their souls go? thinking about it, you're right - we can absolutely deduce that. if they stay on nirn, that adds an interesting layer. being mortal means you leave the plane when you die. being immortal means you stay in it

[@Imperiused]

A further comment about Soul Fog (Wind Strong Gale); in TES: II Daggerfall lore Nulfaga's dragon Skakmat causes an "unnatural fog" which interrupts the Battle of Cryngaine Field. Of course this comes from an era of lore before Thu'um was a thing, but I think it fits perfectly with Alduin's shout here and is probably one and the same.

[@jamclone]

A feature that would be too hard to implement but would be very cool is the ability to create your own shouts postgame. Like maybe words of power you have learned can be strung together, like fus zii ah (force spirit hunter) launches a familiar at high speeds towards a targeted wall to conjure in places not normally possible? Just an idea

[@LeftoverPat]

I love that idea!

[@ssheeessh]

that is a great idea and the Bethesda who made Daggerfall and Morrowind would be 100% behind you on it.

[@evanharrison4054]

You say "too hard to implement" but it sounds a lot like the spell creation in Oblivion. Thing is, Skyrim is a 30+gb game that has thousands of lines of "hidden" dialogue that only triggers if you go insane and murder Adrianne Avenici, for example. Things most players would never ever experience, even after a dozen playthroughs. If Mr. Howard put his foot down and demanded that thu'ums be allowed to be strung together individually, then it would happen. It would be buggy as hell and half the combinations would either throw you back to desktop or bluedeath your OS altogether, but it would be in the game.

[@TheReZisTLust]

You mean using the same code but allowing 3 to be used without restrictions

[@jamclone]

@@evanharrison4054 Skyrim ain't Skyrim without it's bugs

[@sollybro]

my favorite shout in this vid was summon wyrm bc when im on the job (im a guard in solitude btw) i get bored and never feel quite right. there are criminals everywhere and you see i dont have a problem locking ppl up.. at ALL!!! but what if a magician came? i would be screwed. if i had a shout like summon wyrm nobody would mess with me. great vid btw but i can tell your not really a argonian.

[@thegames4565]

I dunno man, that voice sounds pretty argonian to me

[@HerohammerStudios]

You're not funny

[@graylyhen9490]

Argonians are not sentient, if their magic hippy tree went down they'd all shit the bed and turn into tiny less talkative lizards

[@the10ofdiamondscard]

@@graylyhen9490 average redguard take

[@KajiinSkyrim]

@@dughorm depends on what kind of dragonborn his version of skyrim has, you definetely wouldn't want to summon the head of the dark brotherhood and thieves guild as a guard.

[@renaigh]

I imagine there's a near infinite combination of shouts, so long as the Dovahzul continues to be spoken and evolve.

[@LeftoverPat]

That would be an incredibly fun DnD homebrew experience, if a dragon shout player could continue to create their own Words of Power, only after intense discipline would it shout

[@adamxei9073]

I remember the mod “Thunderchild” that gave you many different shouts from remixing vanilla shouts. Great mod!

[@bushybeardedbear]

I mean it's obvious why they don't do it in game, but I'm surprised there aren't more tales of Dragons and Dragon Gods stringing together entire sentences, paragraphs and even songs in Dragon Language. I mean, everyone gets at Miraak for daring to have four words in a shout, but like ... This is supposed to be a language...? Languages don't usually restrict themselves to three words in any given sentence. Where are the needlessly verbose Dragons? Where are the Dragon Songs and Dragon Bards?

[@LeftoverPat]

I think that's what's so wonderful about them - how they're actually really elusive & sort of modest. Like sure they're all about domination but that doesn't necessarily have to mean they conquer your culture with their own even though they probably could.

[@elowin1691]

I presume that almost none of the powers of Thuum we see in lore sources is that simple 3 word structure we see in game. I see that as simply a video game abstraction of a concept too broad and encompassing to be otherwise represented in the highly limited medium of a video game.

[@rence234]

God imagine a kha'jiit mother giving birth and some nord shouts and now your child is now half that fursuit you saw in Pittsburgh and half Battlecat from He-Man

[@LeftoverPat]

I'm not really following but there's probably a mod for this

[@thundertwonk1090]

I suspect that the effects of some shouts were significantly affected by the shouter's intent, and potentially their loudness. You could use Yol to light an entire town on fire, or use Yol to gently light a candle

[@tbotalpha8133]

...I don't think you can do anything gently by "shouting".

[@magne7771]

​@@tbotalpha8133 inb4 throw voice

[@Flesh_Wizard]

Imagine that though. Shout FUS RO DAH at the ground and send yourself to Masser lol

[@d.m.515]

And there in the forest, when all hope was lost, Leftover Pat appeared before them and said, “I come back to you now, at the turn of the tide.” And hope filled the lost subscriber’s hearts once more.

[@Bellengard]

New leftover lore what a christmas present

[@cf3714]

I have a really funny image of the dragonborn shouting "Kron Tiid Ro" at a roulette wheel.

[@pvtnewb]

The Dovahkiin could literally become anything post-TESV just with his voice, even a bricklayer

[@l0sts0ul89]

Cheese expert

[@TheVioletBunny]

Foooos ro doo 🥺 :dragonborn sudden poops his armor:

[@LeftoverPat]

wtf

[@TheVioletBunny]

Yikes I didn’t think some 2nd grade humor would be so confusing 😬

[@TheVioletBunny]

@@LeftoverPat 🥴

[@Nukestarmaster]

Du actually means devour (it's part of Alduin's name).

[@Jakey997]

@@LeftoverPat canon

[@haemmer]

Please dont stop making these lore videos, I love them

[@mayanightstar]

I didn't expect there to be so many of these! And adding your own shouts was such a nice touch!!!

[@LeftoverPat]

It blew my mind! Thanks, I loved making them!

[@GOAToatoat]

My favorite shout is "X Box Off".

[@lolmanmagee2785]

the way you put the shout words in made me think of somthing. if there was a way to forge shouts like spells in oblivion; you combine different words. like how you put fus (force) in the middle of some shouts to give them some punch. IMO would be way cooler than oblivion spell table and that was already a rad mechanic

[@LeftoverPat]

Omg that would be so epic! What a perfect mod idea. Maybe a nightmare to make tho lol

[@justsomeperson5110]

This brings up one of those things that grates on my nerves in Skyrim++. In Skyrim, you're extra special. You suck up dragon souls like candy and just magically instantly understand the language. You're even taught the words INDIVIDUALLY. And shouting is just understanding the language that dragons speak. Dragons debate/argue rather violently. LOL So, presumably, so can you. ...Except, you can't? You can't experiment. You can't create. You can only say memorized phrases like you're reading from a travel guide to a foreign land. Which miiiiiight have been okay ... if not for, you know, ALCHEMY, a long-standing mechanic of mix-and-match experimentation. It's a HUGE logical conflict of game mechanics, because Beth gonna Beth.

[@jtjames79]

Lamplight is what happens when you thume into a kazoo.

[@LeftoverPat]

yes

[@tahmidxcourier7]

Yol toor shoooooooool

[@everlastingdragon4520]

I noticed a little thing: Thu'um is pretty much always associated with the colors blue and orange in its "pure" form. When you learn a Word of Power from a wall, it glows blue and streams blue light out to you, that turns orange as it approaches you. The spectral armor summoned by Dragon Aspect is blue and orange too.

[@starkilla55]

the idea of there being a shout to summon shoes is hilarious, especially when you consider the difficulty of humans making their own shouts (dragonrend). this implies that the dragons had a use for shoes somehow.

[@karatheshapeshifter1784]

can’t wait for someone to put these shouts into a mod similar to thunderchild

[@kalus7404]

leftover pat i really want you to know that long break was painful but i am so glad this video got uploaded i love these lore videos and theory videos probably some of the best i've seen amazjng work

[@miticolollodragon]

Fun fact about the bile attack from Peryite's quest: the game also classifies that as a shout, even though it isn't one! It's called Vile Vapor, and it's composed by the same word three times, which has no name nor sound, and simply stacks the poisonous effect of the attack Sadly there's no way to obtain it without console commands, leaving it unique to the afflicted. Btw, very interesting video man, loved the part about the ancient lore shouts, with their power and versatility makes you really feel like you learned to speak by reading on some walls ☠️

[@FirstRainbow96]

Your videos capture the vibe of a PBS documentary I would have seen as kid in the late 90's

[@LeftoverPat]

Aw, that is such a sweet comment! I don't have many YT influences but that is one of them IRL for me

[@kalsels7286]

Event denounment sounds like how the mechanics is ESO works. Being able to see the direction, area of attacks and if we need to dodge/block/interrupt.

[@LeftoverPat]

oo! i love this

[@oliverholm3973]

It's worth noting that most of the "shouts" described before the release of Skyrim were not related to dragons at all. The Voice was originally an entirely Nordic thing, and was based in a sort of shamanic relationship with nature. It was a lot more vague back then.

[@KajiinSkyrim]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the fact that someone decided to create a universe where you could theoritically shout anything at someone really fucking loud and the things you say just happen? Sure It takes years of practice or a little bit of genocide to do so but man how satysfing would that be.

[@novAviator01]

Always love when ESO is involved

[@dragondraws6403]

Something that wasn't mention is that shouts are the casters' interpretation of the words Odaving yol would have very different effects to parathanaxs yol because their compression is different its why parrthanax breaths fire on you when you meet Wow I just watch a 30 minute video about dragon shouts and somehow I feel too nerdy

[@TheInfiniteAmo]

For 'Shouts into Hell' the Shout may specifically banish into the plane of Apocrypha, since Hermaeus Mora was the Daedric 'Old God' the Atmorans had the most knowledge of and experience with iirc.

[@demonninetaledfox]

i know no one wants to consider it canon but the ESO official twitter gave us a shout to ask a dragon out and i would have put it in this video just for the hell of it

[@LeftoverPat]

Haha, seriously? Can you link it?

[@leethemonstrous]

hahaha how silly and weird, link? I uhh my friend needs to know

[@demonninetaledfox]

@@leethemonstrous i've tried linking it but I think youtube is filtering the comment out. if you search "Aav Zii Smoliin" you should get it

[@ShineyFace1337]

Oh snap it's real, and there's a translation for it too

[@nanexists]

Vivecs sermons and Kirkbride texts are just endless wells of goofy lore. Also, I wonder if the never melting snow shout could relate to memories turning into water (a piece of lore from eso’s mistress of the lake quest) maybe not but def got me thinking 🤔

[@neoqwerty]

You're onto something: we know from what MK wrote of the 2nd ed. Pocket Guide and an alternate Tamriel that "froze over" that snow is stasis and "time detritus". We also know that Atmora was lost to that same phenomenon and "froze over", and the Nords have interesting sayings, like staying still too long to ponder and evaluate a situation will make you "freeze to death". Given that Time is the prime antithesis to Chaos, and water-is-memory also is water-is-chaos (the waters of Oblivion, the pure chaos of Sithis/Padomay/Fadomai), what else is snow that refuses to thaw but a refusal to move on and begin anew, a stagnated form of water and memories that is sterile and lethal?

[@Artronath]

I think the Daggershout one doesn't count because it was before Parthuunax taught humans how to shout

[@eyesack6845]

unreliable narrator moment

[@dragontamer1012]

I definitely feel like Resurrection is an ability that can only be used on dragons that haven't had their soul devoured by another dragon/dragonborn, or by dragons/dragonborn that have already devoured the soul of the dragon they're trying to resurrect. Since only dragons can *permanently* kill other dragons according to lore sources. But even despite that, they can still be "killed" by regular people since they were also hunted down in lore by the blades. By that logic, I think resurrection could technically resurrect anybody, but only so long as their soul was still in the body, or otherwise possessed by the caster, an example could be someone who's soul is trapped in a gem you possess, you could cast resurrection on their body and draw the soul back out of the gem, or by using it on a body with their ghost nearby. But if used on a body who's soul is in aetherius or another plane, and not nearby, the being cannot be resurrected.

[@Foxxie0kun]

Unrelenting Pull would be devastating for someone proficient in throwing weapons, or even using the shout on objects nearby to blindside enemies with debris and rubble and such. Heck, toss out a couple dozen daggers around the area and then call one towards yourself any time an enemy is between you and your dagger(s).

[@Ryan6.022]

Huh I might be here early enough to see your channel blow up. Wish you the best of luck man

[@7voivode998]

"The Magic School Bus" clip, thank you

[@enriquevanleeuwen7719]

i always interpreted dovahzul being a lingual form tonal architecture natural to the dov attunement to the flow of time. the nords picked it up with the help of Paarthurnax and kyne but the reason some shouts work the same as others and other shouts can do different stuff when used by different individuals is because language is modular, based on intent and interpretation. The Dwemer worked around this by simply creating devices capable of producing perfect harmonised and universally interpretable pitch. in other words if all of nirn is one song the use of thu'um is the process of changing or rearranging notes and tonal architecture the process of tuning and bending pitch.

[@KaimArgonarEyyyy]

The wind dagger whatever shout is worthy of a mod. A shout that requires a bit more precision. Like a firebolt spell but requires winding up before it gets released.

[@AntonVShokolov]

Hey, could you do a video talking about how the hold forts in Skyrim work? Like why soldiers will sometimes move in and sometimes they won't. In the base game, they seem to be pretty broken and the wikis don't seem to know how they work.

[@fragalot]

28:11 Right those are the full names of these individual dragons, but "Dovahkin" isn't the proper name of the player during ESV (Skyrim). "Dovahkin" is more of a title or role, and there is more than one person whom are Dovahkiin.

[@TheMonyarm]

Maybe making snow drunk refers to snow elves?

[@LeftoverPat]

Always knew they and Olaf would have a beer together

[@yomokha7676]

Such an amazingly well put-together video!

[@LeftoverPat]

Thank you, happy to hear you enjoyed it so amazingly

[@omegagamer5830]

Don’t forgot Shouts can write in Dovahzul... we see it a few times in skyrim, mostly when the game needs characters to teach us a shout.

[@LeftoverPat]

That's totally true! I should have mentioned that. It's interesting because it's a case where a word of power is spoken but the power itself doesn't trigger - it just writes a word to give to someone

[@omegagamer5830]

@@LeftoverPat well when paarthurnax teaches us the first world of Yol, he does use the shout itself.

[@crafterofdoom]

send the dwarves back to Nirn with Nahl Daal Vus

[@LeftoverPat]

Thi-- this is the best application of shouts I've ever heard

[@Jamiemundy32]

man the shouts truly are like words of the gods.

[@cadec5638]

Damn, that moon shout sounds op af

[@kurero1431]

for the nords, sovengarde is life's ultimate goal. fight in life, and feast in death. the resurrect shout would prevent a nord from their fate, and would therefore be useless to them not answering the summon of the greybeards is kind of a self fulfilling prophecy, as not answering means you're not the dovahkiin, therefore you do not advance the main quest, which is part of the dovahkiin's prophecy

[@Fixti0n]

11:09 Burn oil a little better, or make a candle that never burns out. Maybe this is how the candlehearth inn got its candle?

[@salmantitas]

Every time I hear 'Vivec', I ready my salt shaker.

[@cnut7383]

Daggershout was just really good at insulting people.

[@dietsalamander7173]

God I love this channel

[@cataclysm2773]

Open Lock, Phantom Form and Fog shouts would be dope to have in real life and skyrim

[@chasecrider1243]

Mod PSA: "Thoom" by Keysmash2c on the Nexus adds "19 Unique lore based shouts including unattainable ones seen in Skyrim, shouts from ESO, and more from written lore sources." (Source, modpage.) Some shouts included in this mod are: Devour Soul (Ziil Los Dii Du), Soul Fog (Ven Mul Riik), Sky Sickness (Stun Pook Liiv), and Resurrect Dragon (Slen Tiid Vo)

[@nihilvox]

Unfortunately I can't remember the name, but the guy who did the Winter Sun religion mod also did one that allowed the unlocking of new shouts via meditation at High Hrothgar.

[@theboy1625]

@@nihilvoxThunderchild

[@tomaszlemmens5456]

your videos are always so much fun to watch! I love this type of content

[@LeftoverPat]

Awesome to hear you are still enjoying it

[@koghs]

Wow Vivec was one hell of tall tale teller

[@TheSaival]

It th'um a form of tonal architecture manipulation or its just magic ? It felt so just slapped on in skyrim, oh yeah you have second set of powers that do basically what spells do. 10 out of 10 amazing creativity Todd

[@jacobfreeman5444]

Its all magic. The difference comes from the base technique used to make it happen. The base magic of TES is based on magicka. Which is credited as being power from the stars, which mean it is power from the gods as the stars are the holes the gods and their kin whom could escape made as they left creation. Shouts use some sort of spiritual vitality to give force to the command the shouts entail. Instead of star power you are using your own innate strength as a being to tell the world what you want to happen. Tonal architecture seems to work on harmonizing with the innate frequency of creation everything has. But in the end it is all the same thing. Just different mechanics to move the same gears. It is cool to think that magic isn't this single note thing in TES but something that can be accessed in a multitude of ways. That different peoples discovered their own techniques for using the powers of creations.

[@Yutiradon]

The spells use power drawn from aetherius, and the Thu'um/Tonal magic/sword singing use power drawn from mundus. That being said, all those are separate ways to draw that power. I believe that in lore the mundus drawn power has far more potential power (Likely because it's drawn from where it's used) being able to shift the stars and moons, and shift entire continents (If the books mentioning that are to be believed)

[@campbellhansen7533]

9:13 I think that one is more a common spell… polymorph-type spells sorta exist in Tes.

[@reigomba]

Incredible work, amazing video, great job

[@dylanwaters2663]

I love these videos. Keep up the good work! Learning more about the Elder Scrolls universe is always a good time when you explain it!

[@milkman1818]

8:01 her name is bar fuck? That right there is a daughter of skyrim

[@purpledevilr7463]

“For Pride Hammer” is good in Dovahzul.

[@ditrup]

patiently waiting for super paarthurnax brothers

[@octavianova1300]

technically the thu'um isn't a type of magic proper, but rather a form of tonal manipulation, the same thing that powers most Dwemer technology.

[@wanderingbufoon]

the shout to end all dragons: "yo mama fat"

[@theboy1625]

You should do a review of the Dragonchild mod which adds a whole bunch of shouts using the pre-existing words

[@CryptidCorbie]

I just found your channel recently and I love your videos. I can't wait for more! Thank you for putting these out :)

[@Cheese_Lord]

Vivec sermon 9 went CRAZY

[@novAviator01]

Thank you for the video

[@Nyoh_5]

thank you very much

[@unclenutt3061]

For the drunken snow one, do you think that maybe it made the snow elves drunk/ less able to fight?

[@AiamMaianaise]

When it comes to Slen Tiid Vo/Flesh Time Un/The Resurrect shout, I've always thought of it not as resurrection but ultimate restoration of the body. Because all those dragons souls are still intact, and (though I really need to verify this/look into it more) because their souls weren't devoured their bodies/bones and souls are still bound together (because they're not truly dead. Do the dragons even have an afterlife or is their only fate eternal life or to be consumed and become part of another dragon or the dovahkiin?) (I have not looked at the ESO stuff, so if theres anything about that, oops. Though what you shared in this vid is neat) And also, the spell mentions nothing of the dragons soul, only their body, their flesh. Anyway I always kinda assumed the shout was reversing the ravages of time, returning their body to an intact state in which they can now use and properly inhabit again. Your comment about if its a dragon only shout. I imagine perhaps mortals could learn it, but because their souls are not bound to their bodies, without an additional component to return the soul, it would not succeed.

[@Nami8302_OwO]

"Tes Six Wen" My favorite shout, I use it constantly

[@franrojas5753]

Amazing video, man! hope to see more of the dragon lore on TES6 (if it ever releases)

[@solalabell9674]

Definitely can’t have heart roaring as an intense bend will since that was lost to good ol Hermeas mora between the time of mirak and tesV

[@isaacbuddy]

Shucks I was hoping that you'd acknowledge that dovahzul is a term that only exists within fanon. Within canon it's only ever referred to as the dragon language or dragon tongue. Dovahzul doesn't exist in any of the unofficial texts either.

[@LeftoverPat]

Did a browse and you're totally right. My head must have assumed that one by mistake. Though the words dovah and zul are real and would make the word, it's not officially used anywhere.

[@isaacbuddy]

@@LeftoverPat An understandable assumption because it's a reasonable inference as to what the dragon language might be called in the dragon language that has been so widely accepted among the community. Was still a brilliant video that I thoroughly enjoyed. The 500 mighty companions is one of my favorite UOL texts so I'm happy to see it exposed to your broad audience.

[@adamxei9073]

Man the old lore was SOOOOOO much better! God why couldn’t they have gone with true Thu’um and not forced dragons in to it?

[@TemujinTheKhan]

Cause Dragons are cool and it made it much better.

[@adamxei9073]

@@TemujinTheKhan The hell it did. Each time I hear old lore explained it sounds so much better than all the shoehorning the dragon war is.

[@gandalf71729]

Great, now i crave mod that adds them to Skyrim

[@nimay13]

7:14 I think it’s probably a mud golem of some sort.

[@joshuaowens2418]

The Heart Roaring shout seems like a geas to me, essentially a programable Bend Will

[@baird5682]

11:20 This is what caused the moons to disappear and than reappear.

[@LeftoverPat]

Next time my skybox is having problems I'll use this shout instead of fix my load order

[@lightningkitten]

28:18 it's the power to put a quest marker over your head

[@briansanders8122]

You missed a few of them. Any chance of a follow-up video? Bo (Fly) Het (Here) Lo (Deceive) Jud (Queen) Hof (???) Liik (???) Kren (Break) Qeth (Bone) Gol (Earth) Kriid (Slayer) Iiz (Ice) Gron (Bind) Mul (Strong) Bah (Wrath) Rein (Roar) Nel (???) Jaag (???) Moh (???) Rii (Essence) Vaaz (Tear) Bex (Open) Riis (???) Thaan (???) Kohg (???) Tiid (Time) Grah (Battle) Kron (Conquer) Wiix (Trap) Lo (Deceive) Feim (Fade) Zey (Brother) Qeth (Bone) Lok (Rise)

[@FlowersOfIcetor]

Vivec sure does have a strange fixation on penises. The Dovahzul word for “Words of Power” is Rotmulagge, with the “ge” at the end indicating plural. “Rot” is word while “Mulaag” is strength. Literally, Strong Words. Dovahzul is a really fun language to write in! Highly recommend it for diaries, journals, and fiction writing

[@Profesor449]

Dunno lore of this or if anyone in the comment section wrote it already, but the "Ziil" in the "Ziil los dii du" is not actually just "soul". Soul/spirit is just "Zii" - dovahzul can use suffixes to show possession and in this case it is the suffix "-iil" - 2nd person (shortened to just -l cause the word itself would be ziiiil xd). So Ziil means specifically "your soul". Which seems to me it is more like a full sentence (especially with saying the name and "los") rather than just a shout... just a thought dunno the lore around

[@zxshadowxz]

I’m still trying to wrap my head around “We didn’t want to fight the enemy, so we summoned Alduin to turn them into children.” And Alduin is just cool with this, because why the fuck not?

[@l0sts0ul89]

This is before his teenage rebellion I assume

[@zxshadowxz]

@@l0sts0ul89 why did Alduin not turn the Dovahkiin into a child. Is he stupid?

[@l0sts0ul89]

@@zxshadowxz Dovahkiin is built different 🗿

[@Felgrandknight]

I’ve noticed that all dragon words have 3 syllables

[@waterhotter9668]

5:18 sounds like what the pjijic monks used to teleport to the college in Skyrim

[@BasedBellagio]

Great Voice 😁

[@shelton9988]

Found a cool new channel

[@LeftoverPat]

Welcome, glad you enjoy :)

[@starofaetherius]

Shouting recquires internalizing it's meaning ro be effective, so maybe the meanings very between users and thats why some shouts vary?

[@kobold7466]

the earth necromancy shout reminds me of the necromancy from naruto

[@briansanders8122]

Anyone else thinking that 'Storm Consumption' might just be Clear Skies? What functional difference do the two shouts have? Also, what if Nevermelt is actually the origin of Stalhrim?