Skyrim Lore: Dragon Priest Secrets!

[@ssj324]

8:04: "Aaaah, what a beautiful morning! let's go guys I'm sure Alduin will come back soon! -you've already said that three thousand years ago..."

[@cheddarmakidorito-reviewna7743]

Yay, he's back! And..... He's gone.

[@brianmeta5901]

+Cheddarmaki Dorito - ReviewNarutoUSA review tech usa

[@monkeysackskin]

Every top ranking priest received a grand tomb except Krosis who was more or less dumped on a mountain top in the middle of no where lol

[@smartphone7222]

Rusty Shackleford haha nailed it ;D

[@ItsMrConnor]

Krosis was Paarthurnax friend

[@thefirstdragonbornmiraak7946]

Rusty Shackleford and I think vokun was on a mountain and maybe the dragon helps krosis

[@monkeysackskin]

Volsung and Krosis are on mountain tops only diffence is Volsung has an entire tomb underneath him Volksygge west of solitude

[@98TheSzymon]

LazyCatGaming That would be funny, but Krosis means sorrow, that's why Paarthurnax and draugrs often say this word

[@HiTechAddict]

4000 year old Tomb's, still contains fresh tomatoes! :D

[@Whiskey_Philosopher]

they're offerings

[@DevillJin]

Sean McCarty HOW? the doors are locked..

[@Whiskey_Philosopher]

Its a game, do you think the developers thought that far in advance?

[@Nicy30941]

Sean McCarty You would be surprised! Developers pay lots of money to get it 100% spot on! Especially a game like skyrim where LOTS of people are gonna delve deep into it.

[@Knyex]

Not only that but also they have current money (septims) wich were creates almost 2000 years after the tombs being sealed. Apparently the doctor has been messing around the tombs.

[@adeptusmechanicus2859]

Every time i fight a very strong Drougr, like a Death Lord, they always keep talking in Ancient Nordic, Now i'm wondering if they are just saying, "Clean up! Clean up! Everybody do your share!" That would be a great moral boost if i had to clean a tomb everyday for 4 thousand years.

[@Karirawri]

they actually say threats in the dragon tongue, like "dir volaan" which roughly means "die fast"

[@Brantley04]

It would be funny

[@natelovellette2713]

Drouger are weak well most are but now recalling I killed a death lord in a Mir 2 hits

[@333dae]

Nate Lovellette meh, i killed Gauldurson in roughly 2 shots, the first shot was enough to deplete 99% and stagger him

[@aviniciussouza100]

Yeah, it's easy when you use mods or hacks...

[@donthevaun2196]

so that's why candles are still lit

[@arenvillarreal2566]

ya

[@zafelrede4884]

DonTheVaun maybe the draugr not only support the dragon priests, but also the candles, and everything else that burns and has magic

[@anonecki]

lit af 🔥🔥🔥

[@ashc4167]

DonTheVaun they're Jewish

[@Kingfatmon]

Just to add something in regards to the Dragon Priests' names--their names were actually bestowed unto them by the dragons who governed them. They were actually given dragon names, which elevated the Dragon Priests into the ranks of the dragons. In a sense, this meant that the Dragon Priests, who were gifted the names of dragons, were the closest beings to dragons.

[@tommyholm9831]

So basically Konahrik is a dragon warlord then?That would make sense why no other priest has his mask since one a truly strong and worthy priest would have it also dragon priests with names are higher ranked priests than normal dragons cause a dragon with a name for example Alduin,Paarthanax,etc. Is a high ranking dragon since dragons only get names when proven worthy of it.

[@charlylmaoo5953]

+Nigguhtine I know this comment is old af but what about Krosis? Don't dragon names all have three words of power? Krosis only has two?

[@tommyholm9831]

Bada Bling krosis means sorrow and not all dragon names are made of three words you do meet dragons with two words in there name and isnt there a dragon with one word in his name

[@charlylmaoo5953]

Tommy Holm Never seen a dragon with only two words of power, myself. Also, I only brought up Krosis as a dragon's name because the creator of this chain said that the masks were named after dragons.

[@tommyholm9831]

Bada Bling I think the one at kynesgrove you fight and you know how you can find Alduin at different burial sights resurecting the dragons there some one them have 2 words in their names

[@samscott4745]

There's only one thing that can wake someone up, force them to clean and then go back to bed for four thousand years without killing the Dragon Priests. The Dragon Priests are the mothers of the draugr. Case closed.

[@brodysiemens9888]

That is hilariously true

[@FBI-ju5no]

They are all male. Theory debunked.

[@adamaewilson8392]

Hahahahahha yesss

[@chrisfox7034]

Nordic Nursing homes could be used as viable power plants, I guess.

[@Anmatgreen]

That is, if they invent technology and electricity. Which shall never happen, because "we have magic, why would we need technology?"

[@chrisfox7034]

The Elder Troll V - Gandalf the magic cannot give you the internet.

[@Anmatgreen]

Chris Fox Who knows? And with magic, who needs internet? You can communicate with spiritual energy, see things with magic and more stuff!

[@FailedTrojan]

So the Draugr aren't actually dead...they're just in a very very deep sleep?

[@LeonGun8]

Pretty much, except their bodies are slowly decaying. The Priest itself has been slowlydecaying too but his power is at 100% due to always being refilled with energy by the other servants.

[@FailedTrojan]

Mind blown

[@jjtomecek1623]

LeonGun8 damn. I gotta say, those drauger look pretty good for being over 4000 years old. Wonder what they would look like at only half that...

[@FBI-ju5no]

It's a form of undeath, so technically no, they are not dead, but certainly not alive.

[@harryunderwood9387]

They can't be alive in the traditional sense for obvious reasons, but also because you can Soul Trap these "humans" in white Soul Gems. That implies that their souls have been fractured so much I doubt they are even aware of their surroundings apart from the tomb / ruins they inhabit. I know there was a certain soul you could speak to in the Mara Priest quests, who could still see the recent aftermath of a fight that happened ages ago, so it's possible that something of that nature is happening here, especially since you very rarely see Draugr wandering in the outside world (Skuldafn excluded for obvious reasons).

[@Kelbinox]

look at that fanfiction about Konahrik: In the Merethic Era, when dragons still ruled over men in Skyrim, there were people who were given power in return for utter loyalty to the dragons. These people were the dragon priests. Originally, nine of the most powerful priests were placed as king-like figures in the ancient society, ruling by the will of the dragons. They were given mighty masks and incredible staffs by the dragons to better rule of the people of Skyrim. The most powerful priest of this nine was Konahrik, meaning Warlord in the Dovah tongue, the only dragon priest to be Dragonborn. The other priests feared him jealously because of his power, while dragons were glad to have someone under their influence with such abilities. However, when the Dragon Wars began, the other eight priests saw their opportunity to spitefully attempt to kill Konahrik without the dragon's interference in the chaos, and with their united power, he could not hold. They stripped him of his mask and staff, but he was still too powerful to be killed by them. Instead, the dragon priests sealed him on the border of Skyrim in a comatose state within a lost crypt. While Konahrik was sealed, the dragons lost the war when Alduin was defeated, and the other priests were slaughtered. Ironically, Konahrik was the only to survive. Although as the centuries passed, his power and prowess began to fade, leaving him again much like any human. But his dragonblood still ran strong, and when Alduin resurfaced, he was awoken. He returned to Skyrim, but was caught by soldiers and mistaken for a common criminal...

[@TheOpalHammer]

An unlimited source of magical power. there seems to be something eyeofmagnusy about this...

[@emilyporter7034]

+Daniel Mason Or Dwemer-ish...

[@Arterexius]

I'd say that it is more likely to be from the Eye of Magnus. Since the ancient nords, back when they first inhabited Skyrim, founded Saarthal and found the Eye of Magnus down there. There is a pretty good chance that they figured out how to use its energy :)

[@TheOpalHammer]

+Joranius Minecraft they definitely did, when you first find it, the draugr next to it was siphoning it's power and was invulnerable.

[@Arterexius]

Daniel Mason Yep, also a comparison between Dwemer technology and the Eye of Magnus will always leave Magnus victorious. There's simply way too much energy in that eye alone

[@Nathan-wk6jt]

UNLIMITED POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jackenyoff7820]

I had no fucking clue that the symbols on the dragon claw keys were actually ancient Nordic gods. The lore in this game is fucking crazy.

[@skyelouisekowe]

Same here I pay attention to detail but guess not don't do enough

[@thomasgarrison2714]

Language!

[@owenpirok5040]

Tsun: the nordic god of tsunderes everywhere!

[@sonof_abeach6788]

fucking weeb

[@sonof_abeach6788]

ChickenApocalypseGamer TheLordoftheChickens that owen pirok dude

[@franklind.roosevelt4367]

AWESOME PIE MAN do you know redspace 2000

[@Galaxy-rj1kj]

TrueBeachBoy weebs > everyone else and plus I bet yu are one if yu understood them

[@harambe8372]

I don't get it. Why did the Nords stop worshipping him?

[@TheJoeBeshai]

Elder scrolls is so awesome I think its actually more in depth than LOTR

[@zinnia4516]

it isnt

[@navarro4043]

Elder scrolls back story is very deep and intriguing but LOTR is insane

[@milesbridges499]

Well not factually and definitely not as many characters and places but I totally agree that it is very very well thought out game with probably tons of Easter eggs and lore that hasn't been discovered yet!

[@al-hashashinirajkazaak9649]

+Mendozer03 ah silmarilion, one of best fictional bibles

[@purplespark8]

+thegamewarfareproject That's cos it's a game. A lot of attention has to be given to gameplay and all. I'm actually surprised they even gave such a lot of thought into lore

[@Jayzgrouse]

Theory: The draugr are certainly in a state of decay (no pun intended) so what if after 4,000 years, their energy is actually decreasing just at a very slow state, this would also explain why the priests are in a weakened lich form.

[@TheLeinad66]

that's make sense

[@avidion6274]

Could it be possible that the dragon priests souls are bound to the dragons which means that when the dragons awoke so did the dragon priests?

[@dimitrisaltanis1972]

Lumynarty Exposed!

[@zoetheducat8972]

He said in the video that alduin woke up his faithful servants meaning the dragon priests and douger

[@datomekoshvili]

Johan Lokau Dragons were not fully deas

[@cyborggaming1016]

That's literally exactly what happened

[@Crustysocks854]

that explains the constantly lit candles.

[@boogerguy2]

Wow, it appears Skyrim is becoming a cult classic. It's been about two/three years since the game came out and people are digging deep into the lore and such.

[@1nkw3ll]

Man wait till I tell you what happens in half a decade

[@hannah.r6613]

@@1nkw3ll man wait till i tell what happens in 4 months!!

[@bronzekilla]

Ha, don't you mean 2 weeks?

[@hannah.r6613]

@@bronzekilla wait till what i tell you happens in 4 HOURS!

[@bronzekilla]

HA! Don't you mean in 16 HOURS?

[@arrilocknewmoon9620]

Draghr wakes up... Its getting closer... And closer! And then BOOM theres an ad

[@wildcardsk]

Rhexx I appreciate what you have done for other lore followers like myself as far as putting the words from a page into actual visual media and a smooth accented commentary.

[@danielsilver4669]

Hey dude Rhexx, did u know that the easiest way to defeat a dragon priest is to use the OPPOSITE of what ever powers the masks give them, for example: krosis and morekai, everyone knowes those 2, morokai is the "mage" dragon preist 'cause of his mask, (it grants 100 magicka regen,) i used sneak and archery and iced him, but with krosis, i didnt use sneak and archery, (cause thats what his mask grants him) I used straight up kombat and barbariasm and iced that motha trucka too!

[@conios9141]

Okay Obama

[@Become-Eggplant]

my best guess, The eye of magnus. The nords probably manage to tap into it and be able to absorb it that allows them to replenish their magical abilities. but there could also be other possibilities, like the daedra.

[@darkerknight4829]

well maby not the eye its self but during that quest the mage who you help op[en a magical map for talks about that there were many things almost as powerful as that maby these are what they taped into

[@OysterMassage]

You have to remember, Daedra only sought to hinder or create pacts with humans. They are entities that only wish to better themselves. Yes, they sometimes help. But only with that of thieves and rogues. Why would they help ancient humans? Let alone help dragons?

[@Become-Eggplant]

Back then, Dragons were known as Lesser Aedra, or Aedra, because I would definitely not use the term lesser, at least not in front dragon's face. So the real question is, why would the Daedra help the lesser Aedra? Well... Except for Hermaus Mora, Since he has a thing for little dragon borns. Especially with that rainbow color dragon shout.

[@alexzanderthompson1709]

Lostxsoul8o8 Well the dragons were in the realm of Nirn where the deadra are powerless or atleast veryun powerful so in that scenario the dragons would be the daedras way of corrupting and changing the world of Nirn like they are born to do unlike the other deadras the gods who where born from to be neutral.

[@OysterMassage]

Actually, Dragons were the children of Akatosh, acting as his grand creation. The dragons being granted with such powers were driven power hungry.

[@LGA-v]

Make Skyrim lore: Eye of magnus

[@Juleris]

A video like that would mean making an entire video devoted to Magnus as to know an artifact is to know it's master.

[@calebkopp7636]

do....do we even know ANYTHING about Magnus?

[@Juleris]

Caleb Kopp He's the Aedric god of magic and he has two artifacts, uncommon for a lot of Aedra: The Eye of Magnus and the Staff of Magnus. He was the first Aedra to escape being weakened by the creation of Mundus, and because of this, he left the biggest tear in the sky when he escaped, since he still had a lot of his power, the biggest tear being represented as the Sun.

[@calebkopp7636]

oh wow that is awesome!...wait if he left wouldn't be he Deadra?

[@Juleris]

Caleb Kopp No, he helped but he was the first spirit to realize that the creation of Mundus was sapping their power and left. Many spirits were too weak when they left and the holes became the stars. Just because a spirit left doesn't mean that they are a Daedra. The Altmer have a special connection to Magnus if anything, and you know that they revere the Aedra like ancestors.

[@Kaiju-Driver]

So many years later this is still very enjoyable.

[@Jayzgrouse]

The Dragon Cult of the Elder Scrolls has always fascinated me, I don't know why this is but I dunno.

[@analothor]

OMFG I CANT STAND THE MAIN THEME ANYMORE I MUST HAVE HEARD IT 6000 TIMES!!!!

[@xxmysticlcxx0029]

all of the the gods match up with the markings on the dragon claw doors

[@KaxakaDarktree]

Getting 3 of the Deities' Power Animals right isn't half bad, but not good either. -_-[tear drop]

[@ArcasXVI]

FINALLY! I have been wondering what the heck those wall carvings were, but could find no information since searching "Skyrim Wall Carving" always returned Alduin's Wall. Thank you so much for this video!

[@asterixace2076]

Tsun is related to a god? i guess you learn something new everyday.

[@ThePsychicMaster64]

I just go skyrim + all DLC on discount for $14 on steam, and so far i've come across 2 dragon priests across 33h of gameplay. The first I found was at wall with a word of power. After I killed that dragon there, I came to claim my prize of the word of power when a tomb I payed no attention to popped open and a floating masked dragon priest rose up and fucking ruined my shit in 3 seconds with a full-auto fireball staff (I was lvl 17), so I reloaded, grabbed the WoP and booked it. The second was in the raven rock mines when I was lvl 20-something. I ended up exploiting a glitch by firing ice spikes and arrows at him from behind a rock that he just sat on the other side off, unmoving except for the occasional attempted lightning bolt that landed flat in front of me. Eventually I killed him and took his mask. :D

[@sniper50005]

Nobody gives a fuck

[@ThePsychicMaster64]

***** Thanks, and yes I did get throw voice.

[@louisespradbury6045]

Anyone notice that the gods like bear/snake etc can be found on the claws?

[@alisvlogs4727]

No I should check it out next time

[@cortx2lh]

Which in this time and era.

[@yeeyee5054]

+Caljitsu Isn't it just a game or does it take part loosely in history ? im lost

[@LuckofLucien6]

Kinda Ironic how the moth god was known as the god of beauty

[@danielrodham4329]

The waking up for 4000 years every day explains why the tombs always have fresh lit candles :/

[@justaveryangryman7659]

9:12 so, this stuff has been going on in an epic montage. but i couldnt take it seriously once i saw the cheese avalanche

[@Wolfsbane1100]

Thats pocket cheese for me, in the real world and in Tamriel.

[@justaveryangryman7659]

all it needed was spooky scary skeletons

[@Modernwarfareboy100]

Dude i love how your videos are well edited u got a new sub

[@elijahpadilla2094]

So could the dragonborn be a form of the fox god?

[@Juleris]

Basically how the Nerevarine is an incarnation of Nerevar right? Similar naming style too.

[@alisgames146]

Elijah Padilla probably

[@bautistatheautista4544]

Elijah Padilla Its kinda cool. Because Martin Septim was in Kvatch, their crest is of a Fox. Martin Septim was a "dragonborn" of sorts. So this is all a very elaborate thing of lore!

[@calebkopp7636]

....What about the Hero of Kvatch?

[@Juleris]

Bautista The Autista It's a dragon, not a fox.

[@MA3Str0fy]

This guy knows when to be funny ''An awesome comeback, if you will'' I found that funny :3

[@conios9141]

So you're telling me The Draugr Deathlords i have a hard time fighting Are Janitors........... DANG!

[@raevanl5477]

dragonborn gotta come down there and SCREW IT ALL UP ALL YOU WANTED TO DO WAS WAKE UP AND FINISH YOUR DAILY SERVICE RUTEEN TO THE DRAGON PRINCES BUT NO DOVAHKIIN GOTTA SCREW IT ALL UP

[@tanehickey9887]

Ravender Dragon stu your not funny

[@Mario-hu5rq]

Maybe the unlimited power source is "The eye of Magnus"

[@Juleris]

The Nords of old likely did not revere Magnus, as Magnus is an elven god.

[@Dolphinjamez]

But the eye is in Skyrim.

[@Juleris]

***** The gods place their artifacts where and whenever they see fit. They just so happened to have chosen Saarthal.

[@Dolphinjamez]

Juleris So, the point is, it could be a power source.

[@Juleris]

***** Well I mean it gave Jyrik Gauldurson total immunity to damage, who knows what it might do to a living person.

[@dinodude190]

What about Krosis? I've heard draugr refer to him before they get an axe in the head and Paarthunax sometimes says 'Krosis' when you talk to him. Maybe it's a coincidence. Just in case, what is krosis' translation into English? Krosis is I'd guess, ancient Nordic or dragon

[@liddolwiddol]

That is weird. He's the only Dragon priest without a tomb. He's on top of a mountain with a dragon guarding him so maybe he was important?

[@naplzt4k]

Every Dragon Priests name is in the dragon language...Krosis means sorrow or apologies (apologies is likely how Paarthurnax is using it and sorrow is likely the name of the Dragon Priest). Maria O I don't want to spoil anything but he's not the only priest that's not in a tomb.

[@Zobmoon02]

Yes, the dragon priest are named after the mask. This is proven by not only parrthurnax saying Krosis, which seems to mean curses by the way he uses it as well as the mask ability to improve alchemy, but also Konariik. Konariik is a word as well. These words are both ancient dragon not Nordic as the Nords took on the language of the dragons. You can tell this by the fact that the draugr speak aping he dragon tongue even when they are not shouting. Each dragon priest is even referred to by the resist dents of skyrim by their mask name, and when you kill them it says, Krosis for example, Krosis on the ash pile that they turn into. Thus they were named after their mask. But this also shows that the mask name alluded to their abilities as Krosis is a mask for lock picking, alchemy, and archery which would all fit with putting some sort of burden on an opponent or causing havoc silently such as a curse would which is how parthurrnax uses it it. To mean curses or damn. And Konariik I believe means something like champion or something like that lol idk exactly but it close to some type of honored warrior and the mask ability is about keeping opyou strong and in the fight.

[@matecsikos6181]

Zobmoon02 That made sense. I've learned something new today, didn't I? Thank you, kind sire!

[@Zobmoon02]

Sorry lol, just found out that Krosis means pardons, Konariik means warlord. So they still somewhat fit I guess lol.

[@ajbrown7807]

Miss this time of KZbin

[@neuxell]

holy shit that speed drumming, nice touch, love it

[@James14703]

When dragons ruled the Earth? Come on man...

[@ishadezzl]

They did in skyrim

[@DrewBarnett144]

+Djorn Hoekstra elder scrolls takes place on nirn not earth this is why this man is upset

[@birdmn9930]

It's a quote from the actual game

[@juliancordoba8122]

The draugr and dragon priests are actually dead (which is why the game considers them UNDEAD when reanimated) and get reanimated by the spell you mentioned (they were KILLED not put to sleep). REANIMATED not brought back to life. Meaning none of them are in their right mind, which is why they attack on sight and cannot reason. It also means none of them fight you with their full power. A reanimated Krosis is weaker than the Real Krosis were he alive.

[@alisgames146]

Julian Cordoba ur right u totally changed my mind about draugr

[@djp_roni]

all these gods are all in the puzzles of nordic ruins

[@MrCloudStrifeD]

very cool video.beautifully made and explained.i remember when i first saw a Draugr in Solstheim back in Tes 3:Morrowind.and now theres draugr,dragon priests,ghosts etc...(thankfully no more 398274983274928 cliffracers xD).awesome job MrRhexx

[@klarkin86]

I love these secret videos they make me feel smart and nerdy

[@maxclark7621]

Whats weird is that both the Dark Reaches and Mr. Rhexx stopped posting videos at the same time and neither gave any warning. Any idea on what might have happened?

[@HenryW9]

Why do some draugrs have the ability to use the thu'um then?

[@MrMushtashe]

The draugr are thought to be ancient worshipers of the dragons so they may have learned it from a dragon priest.

[@MrMushtashe]

RedoranGuard-SkyrimBattles HOW DID YOU KNOW :P

[@marvisaiya]

RedoranGuard-SkyrimBattles I love you.

[@keeganmaskey6314]

humans can shout, its just takes lots of training(i.e the greybeards, ulfric stormcloak and the ebony warrior can all shout), they had about 4000 years to learn dragon tongue.

[@MrMushtashe]

and the comments continue

[@XxLaingYxX]

I'm learning so fugin much

[@zakariyya10]

I find these Skyrim lore videos extremely entertaining.....so keep up the great content

[@dracobraving774]

7:45 when the music kicks up, it makes me realize that, despite their intent, the Magic’s of this world are so stunning and mythical the even the ill-willed’s tales are...somewhat... ...Poetic....

[@TheKubikdubikChannel]

School SUCKS!!! BUT!!! If we were learning about Skyrim LORE and history it would be quite interesting...

[@Mankorra_Gomorrah]

So the dragons used to be imperial overlords over mortals using proxy leaders much like the British did?

[@v_ChimChim_x]

The Owl God, who would later come to be known as Vanoss.

[@GoobEpicSwag]

v Stryder x *sigh*

[@revolutionchaos4811]

Stop. THIS IS SKYRIM BEFORE VANNOS NO ONE KNEW HE WAS THERE

[@danielmartinsen143]

Man, This is why I love TES series! So many cool and badass facts you would not know if you only play the main story.

[@SuperYinyang101]

8:15 Draugr : "4000 years of cleaning the tomb... better do something fun.."

[@CrotaroLP]

So this means the actual cause for why the dragons "gone bad" was the arrival of the Nord in Skyrim? If I understood that right, all was Love and Tolerance until the Nord said "Fuck you, we don't want to obey your Dragon Priest laws!" o.O

[@Salfordio]

Slavery is still slavery, even under the most forgiving of masters.

[@lilerk1]

The Keizaal Revolution

[@gojartdestani213]

in this game there is a god for everything LOL you got my sub +1

you got you're likes... NOW WHERE'S THE VIDEO!!! :D

[@kyledilbert6424]

I find it neat that the dragons weren’t the direct catalysts for the dragon war, rather the ones entrusted to help the dovah rule were the ones responsible for it. I like to think that the dragons were very laidback when it came to ruling.

[@ender_slayer3]

i would just love to see one video just dedicated to the chaos that he shows at the end, i mean come on! who wouldn't want to see all of that! (unless you have never laughed or even smiled or felt joy in your entire life)

[@thecensoriouscritic9358]

Can you do a video on the divines? I get that they're gods are something but the complete concept is still not clear to me.

[@TheUnderground41]

Why isnt he posting videos anymore?

[@ashiroen]

life essence you say... unlimited power you say... hmmm... sounds like dwemer stuff :D

[@TheMrSnipes28]

That was probably the most interesting and educational one you've done.

[@reptilereptile5167]

We get so sucked in to the lore that we forget that it was all created by a nerd who went to the chess club.

[@katara1616]

plz do the the great collapse in winterhold

[@deezebee2]

3:41 I had no idea Julianos was mexican.

[@turtlepond104]

The J sound is pronounced as H in the Nordic dialect.

[@deezebee2]

Vaunomax Oh, I thought J was pronounced as a ya

[@EiriktheNordAndersen-ju4gl]

@@deezebee2 It is pronounced as YOU-LEE-ANNOS.

[@erodingreality2404]

I need MOAR

[@tomimn2233]

I love your Skyrim lore videos. they spook me as much as EpicNameBro and Silver Mont's Dark Souls lore videos.

[@jongarner8241]

At the 8:40 mark it started to feel like a awesome movie with all those mods really cool. I find these videos helpful thank you

[@Broontroon]

can you do a pjiic order lore?

[@BringTheBase252]

Uhm, about that infinite source of power did anyone think that it was coming from Aetherious (Probably spelled it wrong) which is the source of all magic and most likely has an infinite source of power.

[@ocarinafrek]

actually if you think about it , nothing can be unending, otherwise they would not be able to exist or us as humans would not be able to fathom them as existing, like trying to think of a new color, maybe the magic is so immense that it cant run out in a million lifetimes

[@Knyex]

Aethirius. No "o" in it.

[@BlackRoseRhamnous]

Aetherius

[@TE4MTIGER]

so is the unlimited power from sithis?

[@aricpaynewhite]

no, i believe the draugr use mods as their power source.

[@keeganmaskey6314]

Aric Payne-White But then if they draw power from mods shouldn`t they all look like strippers wielding bleach swords?

[@RileyMeta]

Lorkhan being a snake is most likely a representation of him being betrayed.

[@rhomancowboy]

This is great history behind the game. By taking the time to learn this, the game takes on a whole new energy. Thanks Rhexx!

[@crimsonthenugget9737]

where do you get this knowledge

[@crimsonthenugget9737]

***** lol good point XD

[@thatguyinasuit7200]

Ebat #Keepingitreal

[@psyduck7930]

that's why you should read the books in the game. All of these info came from the books I can guarantee it.

[@crimsonthenugget9737]

Keken Creencia SINCE WHEN R THERE SKYRIM BOOKS?!???!!!!!!?

[@waffles4950]

since you can look in game in Morrowind and read books in game. of course, I have never played anything earlier than Morrowind so I don't know if there are any before that. granted if you look in the lighthouse in the starting village of Morrowind I believe you can find a version of twilight

[@enderkev]

Could rhexx be dead?

[@steakyes247]

Rhexx isn't dead.

[@mrthatguyam]

Is it possible that the limitless energy comes from The Eye of Magnus???

[@TheCheesebomber]

ohhh snap

[@PyroItalia]

Dan Mezhi WATCH IT THERE, BROTHER.

[@TheCheesebomber]

ok

[@PyroItalia]

Dan Mezhi GET YOUR GROOVE ON, SOLDIER!

[@TheCheesebomber]

PyroItalia SIR, YES, SIR. * say that while moonwalking *

[@nasifarefin6480]

Hey Rhexx. Just wanted to say that I really love the way you describe the content in your lore videos. Your Daedra Lore is definitely the best out of all the Daedra lore videos I have seen - both content-wise and presentation-wise. Of course, that being said, me - and I`m sure many others - would love for you to explain the many geographical locations of Nirn, namely what we know so far about Akavir, everything we know about Atmora and Yokuda, the Thrassean Reef, the concept of Aldmeris and Pyandonea. Once again, keep up the awesome work.

[@errtuownsyou]

Excellent video Rhexx. I've watched a few of these lore videos now and I'm very impressed. The Dwemer video was particularly good, especially considering a good number of the people who play Skyrim have never played Morrowind. A video that discusses vampire lore throughout the Elder Scrolls would probably be interesting. The origin, history, and differences between the clans, etc. Good show.

[@xGSanni]

4:20 thats red eagles tomb isnt it?

[@KramYEET]

no

[@xGSanni]

M Kram where is it? im curious to adventure there now, i could have sworn it was red eagles tomb it looks alike if its not

[@KramYEET]

Sanni I don't know where that one is but Red Eagles tomb is a bit different, there are some steps leading up to it and a couple of skeletons on the left and right of the tomb as I remember. In the video it is a lot different. You might just have to adventure through the game and search xD

[@kurosisuuu3629]

It´s actually Folgunthur. It´s northeast of Morthal and you will get there quest called Lost Legends. You can also get the quest from a book in Farengar´s bookshelf, it´s the book that has a flagon on top of it. Mind you, Red Eagle quest book is also on that bookshelf.

[@rodmorgan520]

Nah, that's just blazing.

[@Nicy30941]

So how come the priests still look like draugr?

[@chickennuggets7710]

Cos they are nords just like the draugr and the only difference between the two is power and status.

[@Nicy30941]

But he said, When Aludin comes back, they will too. They will be fully replenished.

[@janhauser2517]

Nicy30941 This is what they believed in.

[@Nicy30941]

Jan Hauser I guess :L

[@steb9007]

Nicy30941 Whilst their flesh may not be fully replenished, their power is. They may not look whole but in the end they are alive again, and strong as ever.

[@TheAnonyomusGuy]

hey skyrim fans for those who don't know and or have akatosh as there favorite skyrim god he created alduin and parrtunax. akatosh is the father of dragons

[@Vadim86738]

no...

[@TheAnonyomusGuy]

yes parrthonax said

[@oscartwomey7724]

And Padomay and Anu fighting each other gave birth to Akotosh so by your logic Padomay or Anu should be your favourite god.

[@davidfalloutbandit]

Praise to the CHEESE bringer!!! HAIL Sheogorath

[@jannoswanepoel2506]

Oscar Twomey And Padmei is the mother of Luke! :D

[@AngryAura]

all I could think of when they talked about the Drauger having endless power was the Emperor from Star Wars shouting "UNLIMITED POWER!!!"

[@joshuasnider5497]

Love your work man, you really bring to life the world of elder scrolls.

[@kusindan]

"When dragons ruled the *Earth*" CORRECTION, the world The Elder Scrolls game are set in is not Earth. It's name is Nirn.

[@johnlowrey2572]

earth ərTH noun 1. the planet on which we live; the world. the surface of the world as distinct from the sky or the sea. 2. the substance of the land surface; soil. "a layer of earth" He could also be saying when they ruled the land they lived on.

[@kusindan]

It's still wrong. You don't say "They ruled the earth. No not the whole planet just the surface they walked on".

[@johnlowrey2572]

Well, you don't see water-varianted dragons. They would rule the sky and land, but as far as you know they can't swim or fight in the water.

[@kusindan]

That has nothing to do with the point. By saying "I ruled the Earth" you indicate you rule our whole world. Otherwise you'd have to say something in the fashion of "I ruled the earth my slaves worked on". Big fucking difference.

[@IndigoJulze]

Semantics. Its a quote from IN GAME

[@Maravic0513]

I love this Lore Series,learned so much about Skyrim.Keep doing this stuff!

[@awesomegamer7]

I love how such powerful beings can be killed with ones fists, or a simple iron dagger.

[@NoraRawrzAtYou]

I like these lore videos. I haven't played these games as much as I'd like to, so I have missed a bunch of the stories. Thanks a lot man. :)

[@devonfonal5310]

I wish real history was this interesting

[@VIKINGproductions101]

Nice to see one of your lore videos again.

[@ZombieWoOgumz]

Nightingale lore would be AWESOME

[@hullxsky5535]

Mara is the goddess of love and compassion, it even says on the loading screen of the game

[@Ro-Ghost]

It makes more sence now as to why the puzzle doors in the nordic ruins had a snake, hawk and whale

[@NICKELGHANDI]

The History Channel could take a few tips from this guy.. Really well done video!