The Interesting & Obscure Stories of Ancient Tamriel - The Elder Scrolls Lore Collection

[@ImperialKnowledge]

Wasn't supposed to release today, but I accidentally clicked "public" instead of "hidden" so eh... enjoy.,.. a week early....

[@BoB-13]

Thank you 🙏

[@brigbird3656]

We love you and your fat fingers ❤

[@oddjam]

My man!!!!

[@anderporascu5026]

It was a happy accident my good fellow.

[@gemodorgon]

Thanks for keeping it up anyway m'dude.

[@ciaranmck4469]

A hour long lore video? Yes please

[@f.b.l.9813]

"LMAO XD imma bite the other one now!" never thought I'd hear you sayin anything like that 🤣🤣

[@Ezio49ers1]

I drive for my job so even though I can't watch these videos I can definitely listen and this channel is exactly what I've been looking for. You're awesome!

[@tauiin]

I just want to say thanks for making these TES Videos for all these years!

[@artemisarrow179]

I love all these new Elder Scrolls videos that pop up while I’m replaying Oblivion

[@MoonlitTheft]

I always love hearing about ESO lore - so many people always skip it but it has some really good stuff (( especially in DLCs! )) Thanks for the vid it was a joy to listen to!

[@Brandelwyn]

I only wish it had an offline mode, so I wouldn't be bothered by other players and could save and reload at any time

[@EthanHyland]

No worries. 😂 We all make mistakes, whether they're good or bad. This is a good one.

[@ProjectRedfoot]

*My Momma says I'm a GOOD MISTAKE!* 🤪

[@korbensemaganis]

“I need to stop talking” 😆 Wish I had that control sometimes haha

[@Lupinemancer87]

This is just what I need while I work. Perfect timing, thanks.

[@marradestiny]

I'm 45 minutes in and it is, once again, fire 🔥

[@Clunkers707]

man that last story was brutal absolutely wrenching such good writing

[@WooShell]

You know you're on the right way when Sheogorath asks what's wrong with you..

[@thaliazelmer2327]

Thank you for the upload, loved it. Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austin.

[@NovoCognition]

Another fine addition to the ES Lore collection. As for books... no favorites, but for ideas; well not technically a book, given the time of year, _"A Midsummer Night's Dream"?_

[@kalmanoelle719]

Never stop making lore videos thanks

[@ZombieAnt82]

Jim Butcher's Furies of Calderon series Keep the vids rolling, great work

[@Levacque]

How do you think it compares to The Dresden Files?

[@ZombieAnt82]

@Levacque I've only read the one and found it okay. So I'd say Furies is much better as I was hooked on Tavi's adventure. Yet as I've not read all the Dresdan books it's an unfair comparison

[@dylandurance4340]

babe wake up new lore video dropped.

[@archabe]

You have probably read it all ready but I always recommend The Silmarillion.

[@JacksonGarrett]

The tsaesci were also thought to be vampiric, so the enslaved people may have been used as blood cattle. 🤷‍♂️

[@GarboWulf]

You've most likely read them, but I really enjoyed The Infernal City and Lord of Souls.

[@Nathan_Moor]

I recommend reading "A Practical Guide to Evil", its written online by erraticerrata. If you like a mix between both serious and deep action and politics I recommend it. In the setting "Narrative" is an in-universe force. There are Heroes and Villains. A villain feels the compulsion to monologue, a hero believes in the righteousness of their own actions, etc. It uses the basic stereotypes such as "the Evil Empire", and creates narrative, political, and historical reasons why it exists, and how it operates.

[@lishbaker5940]

Late to the party but I really enjoyed this whole thing. I'm a fan of Sicilian red sauce spaghetti.

[@israelwikkerink188]

My favorite book is the Lord of the Rings, but in case you've read it already, you may consider reading some of Tolkien's other work. If that doesn't interest you for some reason, Watership Down by Richard Adams is really good. Anyway, love the long videos, and I definitely learned something new. Keep it up!

[@Xyzex]

I promise I won't sleep in History class if the topics were these.

[@Ezio49ers1]

I love this channel

[@anderporascu5026]

More lore? Divines yes! This is the sort of thing Tale Foundry would cover in narratives and story telling methods.

[@greydragon9082]

My favorite book is the Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson

[@YourWaywardDestiny]

A happy accident occurred today! Accidental upload!

[@abewright2201]

Love this channel lol

[@yvngvudu]

yessirr time to watch/listen to this while I cook my lambchops

[@TheRealDickGrayson]

Yummy.

[@TorvusVae]

What if Red Bramman is like the Dread Pirate Roberts from Princess Bride? Like, multiple pirate captains using the same name. The first Red Bramman was a man with red hair, and then later he passed his title and name on to the red argonian

[@zackingtut]

The “Flashman” series is great!

[@davidcarriere236]

Thanks got something to watch well playing eso dude :)

[@richardtorres312]

after the game of thrones stories are over, and with rings of power scarring this generation of lord of the rings, i think elder scrolls time is up! i hope they make a show of elder scrolls or world of warcraft

[@thatguywithamustache6043]

The game of black and white by Alan Watts, I will wait for a thank you, when you finish it, love you man, have a great day

[@jokerxthx]

I recommend "The Pilgrims Progress."

[@karenc4544]

Roadside Picnic or really anything by the Strugatsky Brothers

[@myrojyn]

I wish Elder Scrolls 6 would release so I can see what happened after Skyrim

[@jamesdorpinghaus3294]

Bluebell Buttercrunch is the best!

[@rabsrabble5415]

The Three Body Problem book series is a pretty good if you like scifi. I heard it got turned into a TV series.

[@geoffreyzwegers3711]

The story of Lyrisius is really awesome, feels most like the ancient myths of our own world. But how come he had an Imperial name?

[@Usagi33353]

Most likely it was an Imperial who translated the story and decided to give them an Imperial name like how people do IRL giving them English names

[@Levacque]

What kinda books do you like? Fiction or non? There's a really cool/weird fantasy sci-fi mix called "Gideon the Ninth" by Tamsyn Muir. Or an interesting (and disturbing) history of drugs in Nazi Germany called "Blitzed" by Norman Ohler. I got more recommendations lol

[@RandomRikster]

Have you ever read Iron Widow by Xiran Jay Zhao? I always recommend it. Giant mechs fighting aliens, does it get better than that?

[@gracefulton12]

I thought the joke was when the Argonian wanted great power to protect the one he loved

[@DominatorS89]

Legend by David Gemmell is great.

[@DCJMS]

if the first Minotaur is also the grandson of Kynareth I think the regular genetic rules can be ignored

[@Dan-B]

Thurvokun literally and figuratively on some Drake sh*t..

[@lordmothy]

The children of time trilogy by Adrian Tchaikovsky is a great trilogy

[@lordhighboss]

The Legend of Huma by Richard Knaack

[@Thos_Draken]

In other words, the ends justified.The means wow that sounds familiar I wonder if that's been hammered.That little nails been hammered over and over again in the But that's the games because you know it's not like they've ever done that and fall out.3 fall out 76.Drop a nuke, so you can get a legendary artifact.After all the ends justify the means Don't get me wrong.I wanna play that Play that because it does have some interesting twist Yeah, but back to my point they always revisit a morally ambiguous decision.Keep a book game.Two points keep a person , but what exactly?! Mind you I know the answer , so this question's more Rhetorical

[@ChaoticCory]

Ye

[@bossofdeath7862]

Vahlok is my homie.

[@tyserx3338]

This argonian necromancer… wouldn’t happen to be named plagues by any chance would he?

[@anthonyhudon2096]

Isaac Asimov books are great

[@BamfMcbeast]

Bro sounds like Farengar

[@DominatorS89]

"LMAO XD" ahaha!

[@gmann1968]

Everything was fine until I heard Mine-o-taur over and over again.

[@pitotu3509]

31:30 joke approved

[@luckday_rdam]

ik ruik nederlands

[@wiwysova]

ESO is like a lore Holocaust tbh

[@ImperialKnowledge]

Wtf