The Forgotten Vale - Skyrim - Curating Curious Curiosities

[@Camelworks]

Thank you all so much for enjoying this content! Be sure to follow me on INSTAGRAM instagram.com/camelworks_official/ Leave your thoughts, imaginings and theories for any of the curious curiosities in the video as a comment down below! *Time stamps for The Forgotten Vale's Curiosities:* 02:21 - Troll's Nest 03:22 - Forgotten Vale Cave 04:49 - Spider Surprise 05:44 - Slumped Skeleton 06:20 - Icewraith Fall 07:23 - Frostbite 08:11 - Snow Bound Betrayal 09:17 - Footlocker Falls 09:53 - Chest to Chest 10:29 - Word of Winter 11:36 - Loot of the Lake 12:05 - Muddy Mortuary 13:14 - Pilgrim's Perish 13:52 - Berried Alive 14:48 - Falmer Graveyard 15:52 - Tide of Pods 16:10 - Hanging Offerings 17:16 - A Miner Discovery 18:01 - Sharpslope Cave 18:52 - Jeweled Skull 19:31 - Glacial Crevice 19:51 - Mammoth Mount 20:56 - Valley of Thrush 21:16 - Major Miner Discovery 22:22 - Ancient Falmer Crown 23:40 - Paragon Portals 24:16 - Amethyst Paragon - Darkfall Grotto 24:53 - Diamond Paragon - Glacial Crevice 25:25 - Ruby Paragon - Forgotten Vale Forrest 26:24 - Sapphire Paragon - Inner Sanctum Vault 27:47 - Emerald Paragon - Forgotten Vale Overlook

[@Jyharri]

Camelworks question: how many times can you troll a troll until you realise the troll is trolling you?

[@panchemist]

Love the puns and alliterations. However, even more I love the amount of information in your videos. Really helps to get into the game. Thank you!

[@panchemist]

Ye just poured some Bailey´s ON your pants, you clumsy modern gentleman !

[@ZZiiNNggEErr987]

I had almost *forgotten* about this video.

[@NopeJustPatrick]

*Camelworks* I was surprised you didn't mention that the mining usually kills shellbugs... _(If you don't want to kill them you can manually stop just before the last strike)_ *_[IF MY INFO IS OUTDATED, I APOLOGIZE]_*

[@ShirleyCurryTheOlderGamer]

When I was in Forgotten Vale it didn't look like this. Are you using a mod that enhances the detail, beauty, and daylight of this place? I hated being there, but would love to go again if I could make it look like this. I am playing in SkyrimSE.

[@nienneelendil6582]

Oh it’s Shirley! I love your play throughs you are a wonderful human being! :)

[@ayannaalexander390]

Shirley Curry oi

[@ayannaalexander390]

Shirley Curry very o

[@mishasubin]

Climates of tamriel will help!

[@spacechimp751]

Oh hey it's you I wouldn't expect you to be in the comment section I love your play throughs

[@liamcave8805]

"Random levelled loot" words no adventurer wants to hear

[@StrangeQuark]

thats why no one explores the place gg bethesda

[@amuserearflap1031]

Yeah, place 3 unique swords, one bow and 2 armors and bam, way more interesting and rewarding to explore. Fuck it, even an recolor of an existing armor or weapon with an unique name and/or enchantment would make it an hundret times more interesting.

[@smokingone]

RNG is the bane of content. and sadly every damn game released in the past 5+ years is moving towards more and more RNG...why you may ask? because it allows for the laziest of coding, and the most uninspired stories, which for developers translates into the ability to push more crappy content out in a shorter timeframe. "sure the games not great, but it only cost 1/4 of the price of previous titles, and it shipped in 1/8 the timeframe."

[@johnkramer2144]

General Feldsalat Who pissed your cereal?

[@justsomeguywithfacialhair4987]

@@johnkramer2144 the milk man did

[@venatorleo6166]

When I first played Dawnguard, my eyes just fucking lit up when I emerged from the cave, and saw this whole other world.

[@ArchonZach]

I really hope we get to see a resurgence of the snow elves in a later game since that one npc says their might be more hidden somewhere

[@vivi-wr8nm]

Let us play a snow elf in es6

[@myles3856]

True

[@okami1061]

I really hope we get another elder scrolls game sometime before 2050

[@jhh1451]

I dont think they will be given a bigger role in the next 10 releases of Skyrim

[@samuelbishop3316]

Its unlikely, but you never know. Maybe Akatosh will find a why to bring them back.

[@theinfiniteride]

Forgotten Vale was my favorite location in the entire game. That moment where you step out of the dark cave and into the daylight was the best moment I had while playing Skyrim

[@jakeollyb]

The Forgotten Vale is legit my favourite place in the entirety of The Elder Scrolls!

[@RegenerationOffical]

Jake Burlow I feel the forgotten vale is what most of Skyrim should have looked like, it’s beautiful

[@Logos729]

@@RegenerationOffical "can't see SHIT!"

[@cbt7commender980]

Same

[@malware2128]

I love the scenery but fucking hate the mission

[@Puppies03b3eleyyMichaelJackson]

@@malware2128 i feel like that's true of a lot of the dlc's for skyrim

[@waltrz]

I am random leveled loot.

[@Camelworks]

Please get out of all the chests.

[@belainegibsson.2082]

Ugh, an iron dagger.

[@Kattatonik7_yt]

Dang! Tag yoself! *I am specific leveled loot.

[@reececowell6642]

Are you in a chest with a skeleton nearby?

[@manaash4316]

I scrolled past this comment, laughed, and scrolled back up just to give you a thumbs up.

[@yaldabaoth2]

A tide of pods? Sounds delicious.

[@Camelworks]

Should definitely eat them.

[@omnissiah7859]

Yaldabaoth spicy meme u have there ma boi

[@lemonbadger1041]

Last time I was this early red mountain hadn’t erupted yet

[@svetlanarodriguez7429]

Nice one. lol.

[@ElectricOstrich]

That made me spill my mead

[@kaelanirevyruun1676]

Lemon Badger last time I was this late, The world was gone thanks to a mountain-sized black dragon lol

[@seymourbutts7134]

😹 Khajiit thinks this one is funny.

[@DrJellyFanguzzz]

Wow! That's really early

[@grefsteel3989]

The quality of Camel's videos are amazing. The writing, the footage, the angles, everything.

[@Camelworks]

Thanks mate, I really appreciate... your appreciation :)

[@badernera7497]

Not the puns tho

[@DrayLoco]

Nah the puns are perfectly self aware and charming

[@sergiotudor747]

Forgotten Vale is my favorite place in The Elder Scrolls series. I love to stay there all the time and just spend time exploring, walking, going to differend places in there. I don't know why I like it, I feel like I am home.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

I still do this and even turn in to a vampire from time to time so I can walk around the soul Carine.

[@brianhagan5212]

Why can't I stop playing this game and watching your videos just makes me want to play it even more good job camel thanks for enabling my addiction

[@Gootsthegoots]

Yes I have been waiting on this! I think the forgotten vale is one of the most interesting places tbh

[@Camelworks]

It is a pretty damn COOL place, if ya know what i'm sayin'.

[@Joshua-pw6eq]

Camelworks bruh

[@flawless_Cowboy]

@@Camelworks bruh

[@jamesbuchanan2534]

I would guess that the skeleton with the great sword in his back was betrayed by the one beside him. Possibly they both came looking for the treasure, one got greedy, stabbed him in the back but didn’t realize the dragons under the ice. Thus the surprised look on his face

[@redpandarampage2191]

One of the most beautiful places in Tamriel! I need to go back there soon! As you pointed out at the start, a lot of people rush through. When going for the first time myself, I had no idea such a vast area was ahead of me. Had I known, I would've done a huge loot dump back home and prepared for a more lengthy adventure so I could take more time exploring everything in the Vale. Might have to go back there asap!

[@pashico7082]

My guess about the underwater mass grave is that a whole group of people were on the ice for whatever reason, then the ice broke and they got trapped underwater and drowned. Many people unfortunately lose their lives like that.

[@adamthompson6669]

I was in there last week now watching this I gotta go back in hahah. Gotta find the books and paragons, I rushed through on Xbox sorry (no mods), I always get lost to, first time PS4 I was in there for hours lol :) thank you Camel

[@jessiethenerd3539]

Me before the video: Oooh! A new Camel video! Me halfway through the video: Oh god! The puns! Don't know much longer I can last... Me by the end of the video: *brain explodes*

[@markcunningham2243]

I'm watching this on Punday .. I mean Monday

[@JosephiineSun]

Jessie the book nerd Me

[@lola126yearsago3]

Jessie the book nerd ahhhhh the Website pun

[@jessiethenerd3539]

Jim Kirk Your attempt at an insult is futile, I take such terms as a complement. :)

[@skbartistry2473]

nerds are usually said to not get a whole lot of action, so creepy dick is gonna be a "hard" option to favor over porn. As for freak, well that's pretty much another compliment :)

[@cheesus7672]

A mod that plays in the time of the snowelves would be soo amazing !!! Maybe after the Dwemer betrayed most of them and you have to fight their machines, wild creatures and in the and of the story a kind of falmer invasion. With all theses ruins built up and shrines and elves everywhere, man I would love that !

[@silentassason]

By the gods it's back. Give me all that knowledge boy

[@spartan117BEAST]

*by the nine*

[@StonyCarrot1001]

George Talavera I think you mean 8

[@AbG-pk4ti]

@@StonyCarrot1001 Are you a thalmor agent?

[@rollochairbreaker230]

Skyrim belongs to the nords!

[@arron4112]

YES! YOU BROUGHT THE SERIES BACK! DO YOU KNOW HOW LONG I WAITED?! THANK YOU! :D

[@Camelworks]

I plan on finishing them all this year :)

[@amunra961]

It's been 84 years...

[@arron4112]

Too long my friend, too long....

[@Bardathe111]

But i've waited Hjalti...

[@mortemtyrannus8813]

8:11 My guess is sword-in-back was run down by potion-hands. Potion-hands was then attacked by the dragons, and was killed before he could drink one of the potions.

[@ulyssesflag3062]

Yes finally thought you would never do a video on this place the forgotten vale is my favourite place in the whole elder scrolls series

[@TheNN]

Y'know, on finding all those skeletons with fire resist potions, I've got a couple other thoughts which might explain it. Now both do assume that said skeleons were once Falmer, ancient Snow Elves. 1. Ancient Falmer were weak to fire. It's not unheard of for races, especially elven races to have a weakness to magic, most of all High Elves, so it's not impossible for that to be the case here. 2. The Nords, assuming that said skeletons were being attacked by Nords, were using Thu'um, the Voice. More specifically the Fire Breath shout. Being the most common shout that Dragons use, I can see this being the most commonly known amongst the Nords back then as well. Ergo, the ancient Falmer in their panic whilst being attacked tried to use Fire Resist potions to prevent their death, and were either blasted or cut down before they could. Both could also be true as well. It's very well possible that the Nords knew Falmer were weak to fire, and so went in with the specific goal of primarily using fire in various ways to take them down all the easier, be it through Shouting, fire magic, or more conventional means like fire arrows.

[@damjanp7920]

sounds legit

[@sirreginaldfishingtonxvii6149]

Makes sense, I'd totally be down with every race having specific weaknesses.

[@TheNN]

To extend on things a bit more, it also makes sense that if Falmer/Snow Elves back then were weak to fire, a Falmer vampire would be INCREDIBLY weary of the sun as the two weaknesses to fire would stack together, plus that, coupled with the sun being a weakness as well, would be a very very bad thing indeed for such a being. So wanting to end the 'Tyranny of the Sun' would on the flip side be a goal one like that would seek above all others for very good (well, evil) reasons.

[@pieoverlord]

I thought the dragons and the Thu'um came AFTER the genocide of the Snow Elves?

[@TheNN]

Honestly I'm not sure. Both events happened in the late Merethic Era, and no specific years or time frames are given beyond that. So either could've happened first. It's possible that the Snow Elves were attacked first, and by extension it's also possible that Dragons were involved. Frankly the Skyrim lore is kinda all over the place. On one end we've got the Falmer stuff, on the other apparently they also worshipped Dragons after they came from Atmora as well. But if dragons were involved it still fits my above point that the Snow Elves specifically made fire resistance potions for themselves as there was a lot of fire used in one form or another.

[@benjammin9350]

Sounds like when the king was slain, some of his remaining soldiers tried to grab what they can and escape quickly, some of them either got too greedy and died of exposure, wounds or exhaustion

[@xyureiikokii9344]

man skyrim is so damn huge... still new things that pop out out of this massive world.. i just love it. thank you camel for discovering all this. I'm new here watching a lot of your vids and i can just say keep at it dude they are awesome!

[@e21big]

I love playing Frostfall in Forgotten Vale, it's terribly difficult with little caves and virtually no campfire scattering around. I found my self literally run around for my life

[@blagageorge3824]

for that mass graveyard beneath the lake's waters, wouldn't the most likely explanation be that its the two dragon's leftover dinner? sure dragon's don't actually need to eat, but you get the idea.

[@kattycharisma]

Just finishing the DLC brought me here. I was so fascinated by the place. When I was in the forgotten vale it felt like it wasn’t Skyrim. It felt like something more lost, creepily beautiful.

[@Ecalyptus90]

Only one thing missing from your videos. A laugh track going off for each pun. Seriously though, great to see C3 back! Every place becomes more awesome when you see all the little details.

[@MustangSephra]

Hey guys, did anyone catch the water fall that drops you right back into the Darkfall area? Travel further south past the second ice wraith to the end of the lake. There's a tiny waterfall that sweeps you into a deadfall back into Darkfall grotto, then Darkfall passage. Super fun, like a rollercoaster Skyrim style 😬 great job as usual Camel, you're the best!! Love your curating curiosities videos 💚💚💚

[@Lordparable]

Even 4 years later I still comeback here just for a long calming video

[@bghoody5665]

"I am so tired, I really need some sleep." Camelworks uploaded: The Forgotten Vale "Sleep? Pffft! Who needs sleep?"

[@wakeupsunshine1615]

"I don't know about sleep, its summertime!" *indistinct yelling* "Oh, she callin me"

[@GlueC]

I recently came back to replay Skyrim and ended up at this series. I love it. I'm a wanderer. There's so much in the details of the world in this game before even considering quests. I wish I had some term for it to find more of this sort of content.

[@rorydonaldson2794]

This is the best damn thing I've ever woken up to

[@tanishqbh]

Jim Kirk aren’t we all?

[@MLPDethDealr32]

I was hoping you'd keep this going. I love this series.

[@the_headless_horseman9682]

I wish for there to be a group of at least a dozen of Snow Elves and quests connected to them in the next installment of the Elder Scrolls. I just love their armor and structure designs and something about them just looks so magical to me, more than the other Mer races.

[@Doc_Aspy]

Honestly, listening to one of these after a shift at work is a great way to come down from the ceiling. Thank you for making them.

[@CK05374]

Solstheim next please!!

[@Camelworks]

That's very damn likely.

[@mistermarshmallow1662]

Camelworks OH THANK AZURA

[@captainmackerel4482]

Camelworks Yay! I love Solstheim!

[@Brandon0406]

The Soulcairn and the holds of Falkreath and Winterhold would be interesting too!

[@anonecki]

And maybe the Soul Cairn after that? Unless you've already done that

[@SopranoOfTheNight]

Perhaps the Falmer and/or snow elves practiced sky burial? Some cultures do deliberately leave bodies out for the birds, and Auriel is associated with birds, so it would make sense. Maybe the berry bush in that one skeleton was from a bird pooping out the seed, lol.

[@afinoxi]

Forgotten Vale is an amazing place , I hope they include it in Elder Scrolls VI too

[@katherinesharp8830]

If it takes place in High Rock, they might.

[@afinoxi]

@@katherinesharp8830 it is most likely going to be in Hammerfell.

[@katherinesharp8830]

@@afinoxi Since the Forgotten Vale is kinda wedged between Skyrim and High Rock, I doubt it will be in the game then.

[@AngelArm1110]

Dude the puns are excellent!!! Well done sir, very very droll, I found myself looking forward to the end of each segment just to see how you'd weave one in

[@tijnvanderweijden3541]

Maybe that mass underwater grave is part of the Dragons' lair.

[@AlphaMike-vh3wx]

Perhaps the locations the Paragons teleport you to used to be important rooms or halls. Perhaps they were just used as shortcuts, the forgotten vale is huge after all.

[@PlasmaTamale]

Could you do a lore/detective series on the great collapse? Love your vids btw, keep it up man

[@Camelworks]

if I can find enough to make a video on!

[@PlasmaTamale]

Camelworks that’s true man there’s not a whole lot to go off of besides that one book in the college and conjecture from the locals.

[@PlasmaTamale]

Camelworks perhaps a study of the augur of dunlain and the magic that flows through the college would help since it’s stated that the magic is what saved the college.

[@jackiehorton9034]

The augur of dunlains pursuit of power took him to beyond a physical form and the great collapse was most likely caused by him

[@jackiehorton9034]

But Camelworks is way better at this than me, keep up the great work Camelworks

[@GeneralGorillaSonicOC]

I like how the music sounds when he mentions Sharpslope Cave having the same kind of stones you see in Blackreach because it just sounds more ambient at the right moment.

[@noveniothran8703]

Last time I was here everyone use to remember me :(

[@fandral92]

Noveni Othran tf are you

[@noveniothran8703]

NEW- BYZANTIUM-ORDER m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z164gmh4hJWceM0 you’ll recognise me here.

[@tobysmith4323]

Noveni Othran Hahaha I hope you appear in TES 6 oh wait, your dead ;)

[@noveniothran8703]

Toby Smith I WILL MAKE YOU DANCE AND THATS SUFFERING ENOUGH CUZ YOU’LL DANCE TIL YOUR SKIN TURN TO BONE IF IT COMES TO THAT YOUR REMAINS WILL EVENTUALLY BE WORTH NOTHING TO ME !!

[@rogersgarvey4485]

Toby Smith ooo she mad xD

[@destingunwolf]

This has to be my favorite place in all of Skyrim next to Blackreach. There is so much beauty here i sometimes just walk and look around taking in a peaceful sites.

[@adamthompson6669]

Oooh nice one ideal master. To hot to sleep tonight this is perfect. :):) another high quality video king Camel

[@jonathanfulmer8422]

I'm fairly certain that most of the skeletons were slaughtered by those two dragons. Because if dragons are eternal, and they live the *FORGOTTEN* Vale, if they did kill all of the snow elves living in the forgotten vale it is likely that they were not resurrected by alduin but rather have lived there ever since the snow elves. And the blades would not have hunted them down because of course the vale that they live in is clearly forgotten, hence the name: forgotten vale. This is also apparent in the fact that you will find pillars submerged under the ice hinting that something must have had to destroy those pillars and fling them into the water.

[@DavetheNord]

Maybe they were hunting the dragons.

[@TheXlxgueroxlx]

the PUNS! love em, and keep em comin

[@thespartanll5575]

I think that spider and hanging corpse could be a lord of the rings Easter egg.

[@mikoto7693]

Thank you Camel, this was a wonderful video. You showed me so many things I never knew existed here.

[@ya_fbr]

12:05. Maybe there is a more or less sane reason why all those skeletons are out there. Every culture and sometimes even some detached little communities have their own traditions of burying their kind. Throwing the body into the water with the most precious possessions of the deceased elf (hence the satchels) might've just been the way snow elves in the Forgotten Vale buried all their dead. Looking at the surroundings, the place is pretty brutal and there were obviously quite some deaths not only from the old age there. Besides, there is so much water in that place, which is no use for elves, especially considering how cold it is, so it wasn't really occupied by anyone or anything, ever. Digging and burying is a very long process, especially with the amount of elves that most likely died all the time, and with how the whole place is basically covered with ice, meaning that the ground was probably almost stone hard. Adding to all that, most of the water is covered with ice, so it's not like you're walking around outside and see lots of bodies lying around in clear water. They're technically buried underneath something too. And, it's actually sort of poetic, just not very common for us. 14:48. Now this. Here, it might be a graveyard. Falmer still went a long way from snow elves, and the culture changed too, so they might've started burying the bodies this way. Or, this might be a sacrificing ritual or something. Maybe those things are not grave stones, but some sort of ritual stones that are supposed to talk to gods or nature or whatever. And, at 18:52 there seem to be the same "ritual stones" around the troll's scull as well, so I can totally see them being a part of the falmer religion or something of that kind. Doesn't mean they can't mark grave stones as well, though, since death and after-life is a huge part of many religions. We might never know. 16:10. It might've been a punishment, or that person - whoever they are, might've done that themselves. People, who commit suicide do things like that quite frequently. They mark the place, or take a picture of it and post it online, or just write a goodbye letter. Those are more or less mundane, modern things people do, so what we see in the Forgotten Vale might just be the same psychological reaction, just expressed in a different way, with the only tools and resources this poor person could have had there at that moment. 17:16 and 21:16. Here, I'm not sure about one detail, so this whole idea of mine might fall down the drain, but I'll still say it. First, the detail I'm not sure of - how did snow elves transition into falmer? They all collectively became blind, but I suppose that they became this half-sane, half-animal creatures after years, when generations changed, right? If that's true, maybe mining was performed by the 'middle ground' generations. So, sort of the half-falmer, half-snow elf generation that was already pretty basic, like falmer, but still had quite some features and habits of snow elves. The falmer could then just lose the ability or need to mine with time, as the generations changed and they became more and more animal-like, but there was a certain point, when the falmer were just snow elf enough to still mine, but already use the more simplistic weapons and all that. From 24:16 and all the way through to somewhere around 30:00. As for the paragons, obtaining some of which doesn't feel very rewarding, I'm sure that from the story's perspective, there was something very important there and it just got ruined by time or some sort of natural disaster, maybe something else. But, from the game's perspective, I've always found it a bit lazy. Maybe they tried to make it "level-ish", as in: the harder it is to find the frost giant and fight him off, the cooler the prize is. But, I'm not sure how accurate or circumstantial this is, so who knows. Going through all that trouble and not really finding much did feel very shitty, though. Wish there was something more important there. Anyways, those were just some things that came up in my weird brain, while I was watching. As always, fantastic video. I'm sure a lot of work and time was put into this, so I appreciate it immensely. Jokes and puns are on point, as always, so bonus points for that. Looking forward to see more amazing stuff like that in the future!

[@anewtypeoftomato1565]

Skull*

[@ya_fbr]

thanks :)

[@bloodlessmach1]

The falmer didn't invade the forgotten Vale and kill the remaining snow elves until far along in their devolution. The falmer were already the twisted creatures when they attacked

[@nobodie9996]

I love your videos. I always learn so much about a world so deep and rich.

[@tuckermoore8356]

The skeletons who died on the chests were most likely killed trying to escape the attack on the chantry by the Falmer. The more interesting piece I haven't figured out is how the Frost Giants came into possession on the paragons considering how valuable they must have been.

[@darkguardain254]

The lore is so amazing the forgotten vale is truly a beautiful place

[@MartaTarasiuk]

Huzzah! Curating Curious Curiosities are back! Together with Perfectly Pure Puns!

[@talionkrosis3400]

That moment when you realize you haven't explored you shit out of Skyrim jet. "sigh, I guess i can play for another 100 hours"

[@partydue123]

I played Skyrim so much but there are still places to see and lore to learn. I still keep playing Fallout NV to this day and i need to try and explore fallout 4.

[@ReaperofSouls42]

Love this series. I learned so much.

[@FallenSeraphim1221]

I have to applaud you for this video I really do, your story telling is completely drawing and compelling, I felt like I was listening to an audiobook, I enjoyed this video greatly, if you wrote a book I would gladly read it without hesitation, fantastic video, fantastic approach and storytelling, great job👏👏👏

[@galdramann2478]

I once came to the overlook without the paragon (I don't have them yet^^) just by jumping around the area.

[@AgglomeratiProduzioni]

11:11 For those who wonder, the Dovahzul inscription says "GaaN", which means "Stamina" (in fact it's the first word of the Drain Vitality shout, as he later says).

[@forgegloyd9196]

Would love one about the dark fall cave, it is very very misterious.

[@violetvappy1796]

Ohhh! My favorite area in all of video games! When I first got here it blew my mind with how gorgeous it was, I hope this video can blow my mind again!

[@forgegloyd9196]

24:30 *Camel ! If you go down the cave, you will find some unique falmer ! They are called feral Falmer !!!* 29:20 *This was indeed a snow elf, his name was Mirtil Angoth, you can read it in the book which is his diary*

[@ikaikagarvida6627]

Awesome video bro, your knowledge on the lore is very educational, my favorite hands down. I really hope to see more thanks bro 🤙🏽.

[@EpicHysteria]

All of those bodies grouped together at the bottom of the lake... very reminiscent of Dunmer burials, eh?

[@VoltsIsHere]

One of your best videos so far, keep up the great work Camel :)

[@dizzygnome6698]

Falmer cant bother burying their dead. They already cant see

[@PregnantWhale3000]

Ben Dubwa they don’t see the point, do they?

[@adrianadkins366]

The fire resist potions are a reference to the tendancy to undress while freezing to death, as it feels like you've caught fire. Paradoxical undressing.

[@Maddragon6479]

Have you thought of doing one of these on blackreach?

[@Camelworks]

It will be done.

[@fafa-ev4yp]

And maybe in the soul cairn.

[@Qaztar44]

Lol I found you a few years ago due to your Skyrim spell videos, have absolutely loved your video style ever since. Keep it up!

[@gigaflop3891]

Love this series!!

[@lmwgaming7872]

I just started watching your videos recently and I have to say I love what you do, I and an elder scrolls freak. And I have learned so much thank you for what you do and keep up the great work!!!

[@NihilisticRealism]

What do the chests contain again? didnt catch that

[@hannahgreen681]

Yay another CCC video! I love these :) please please will you continue them for the other sites? It's like taking a tour of Skyrim.

[@ZxTennent01xZ]

Literally just about to do this mission👍😁

[@hunterspence3465]

Same!

[@enfannoir6151]

You forgot the Underwater Battlefield. A bunch of Flamer warriors are found drowned floating underwater. Its a secret passageway. You have to continue through the river near the flamer boat. Once you are there. Dont climb the stairs yet you can just continue swiming and you will find the entrance. You can also find a map bug where you can go and its really cool.

[@Aryadnie]

Thank you sooo much for doing this again Camel! I know it must take a massive amount of time and effort just to get this out for us (and those puns ;)

[@Leto85]

What a beautiful video. So interesting and entertaining. Thank you for making this series! That must have taken you ages to make.

[@briansmith9453]

Am I seeing things, or just communicating with Peyrite!!

[@TDS181]

The Forgotten Vale is my favorite place in the game. I like the remote areas, and in mods I like having the house in its own world space or be high in the mountains around the borders. But the vale takes it to another level. It's a beautiful glacial valley hidden by unscalable Druadic (can't spell it) peaks. From the Inner Sanctum forged in frozen peaks to the alien forests, the snowy forest accessed from the Paragon Portal, the frozen lake where dragons lurk, the Falmer caves, the huge Glacial Crevice, even the crag where spiders nest, it is a beautiful, alien place that I loved when I first saw it. Somebody, please make a mod where you rebuild the Inner Sanctum and put it on Xbox, I bet it would take a lot of scripting, but people have remade the entire game.

[@quogegamer]

Oh i forgot about the forgotten vale

[@mysticmeadow9116]

Hadn't played in yrs. Started a new character just to hone my skills again in 2021. Now I'm going to go back to the Vale with my lvl 77! Think I may have missed a few goodies ;)

[@kitsunelover6068]

You are the Sans of Skyrim! And I love it!

[@GlazeBattleBorn]

Kitsune Lover Get out.

[@matthewbailey8367]

In Darkfall Grotto if you jump to the lower area of the place there are also very disturbing Falmer that seem alot more creepier than usual. It's like they're feral

[@UnoriginalAveragePerson]

YÄÄÄS I've wanted this video to happen 4 4ever

[@Camelworks]

Dreams do come true.

[@JohnnnyJohn]

I have always wondered where the damn shellbugs were in Skyrim! I don't know how many times I have been to the Vale, and spent hours just exploring it, yet I never noticed either of the bugs.

[@acidpain6059]

Did he just call that Falmer Thicc?

[@evasive4345]

Look at them thighs bruh

[@dizzygnome6698]

I like it! Love the forgotten vale!! Many unneeded words though, camel!

[@Marinanor]

Those shellbugs look delicious. Yes I be Cajun.

[@Paladin_Johnson]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG YOU HAVE NO IDEA THANK YOU CAMEL

[@MoonThuli]

I always felt like Bethesda bit off more than it could chew with the Dawnguard dlc. I much preferred having one intricately detailed area like the the Dragonborn dlc, rather than just having lots of visually appealing but generally uninteresting areas scattered all over the place.

[@sonic333ful]

dorgesh Definitely. I liked the new items that they added and the vampire lord form, but other than that this DLC was not that good. Reminds me of Automatron to an extent, but Automatorn was done much better. The Soul Cairn was an actual nightmare to traverse. Forgotten Vale wasn't that good either and the story was unsurprisingly average. Dragonborn was fantastic though.

[@MoonThuli]

Triss Merigold The only thing that I don't like about Dragonborn is that there was already a bit of a weird scale problem in Skyrim where all the cities looked a bit like villages, but in Solstheim it was like 10 times worse. Literally the Skall village was the size of a Santa's grotto, and although it was my favourite looking area in the whole game, the Ashland's around Tel Mithryn were literally the size of a football pitch. I think they made up for it though with all the detail.

[@MrC00kieM0nst3r]

Amazing video! The Forgotten Vale made my jaw drop the whole time...so beautiful!

[@gageniedert4344]

Your doing amazing things

[@Camelworks]

Thank you!

[@gageniedert4344]

Camelworks seriously that place is BEUTIFULL

[@twistedmetal04]

Very good, very good indeed. As someone who just found your Channel, i must say i'm positively surprised about the quality of your vids, from what i can say, you're narration/speech skill is around 80-85, which is very good especially for a yound lad, but still with room for improvement. The funny tidbits, make it all the more entertaining. While the depth of Information in your vids give room for new thoughts and speculations. I'm especially pleased, with the dedication for trival things, like the origin of the different skeletons scattered around the lost vale. Seems like i found a jewel for my own ;)

[@byzness6129]

Last time i was this early I still didn't think up a clever comment...

[@Camelworks]

Déjà vu?

[@wholelifeahead]

Byzantium 1453 worst year of your life?

[@driftercarbon]

I didn't even know there were living shellbugs in Skyrim! Awesome! I probably used a console command to get the armor at some point.