>General Rules No waifus or husbandos except for clones. Keep the MK/Lady N related squabbling to a minimum.
Previous Kalpa
Mason Mitchell
First for comfy wizard towers.
Michael Cook
Second for Bretons.
Nathan Martin
Third for Alfiq alchemists.
Carson Butler
they smell of fungus
Adam Allen
They smell of Bugmusk and clonegasms.
Sebastian Watson
well... that sounds better brb joining telvanni
Easton Martin
I'm thinking about making videos over TES lore.
What should I cover? What would be the basics, and from where to I go into deeper stuff?
Lucas Jenkins
I'm more partial to Redoran architecture and interior.
Kayden Adams
Start straight from the deep stuff, there's already more than enough shitty entry-level lore videos.
Camden Reed
It's probably a good idea to cover the basic stuff like provinces, deities and major factions when starting out.
Andrew Turner
The best part about that tomb is the hidden loot that is very easy to miss unless you're anal about searching through all rooms.
Grayson Reyes
This one's potions are too strong for you, traveller
James Morgan
Youtube videos is the worst medium for ES lore possible.
Aaron Green
I for one learn easier from videos than text.
Thomas White
I'll consider this. My first video will probably be crap, so I might as well start on some condensed information that all but the newest of Skyrimfags would know just to get the ball rolling. I can see that, but most people learn better through different mediums, like how some people are more visual and others are more auditory. I wasn't expecting to become youtube famous, just to make a video for whenever somebody asks what CHIM is, like that Dreamer Awake guy tried.
Cameron Price
You could sum up the events from previous games in a short and snappy format so that everyone watching is on the same page.
Sebastian Diaz
>clonegasms if they had a child would it be clone too?
Jeremiah Allen
Are we sure that Fyr has been alive for thousands of years, or is he actually a clone that he transfers his memory to each new clone when the current body starts to die?
Jeremiah Wright
UESP is probably the best one I've found for exploring lore. If there is a better way, then please by all means tell me.
James Morales
Nah, just inbred.
Aaron Garcia
Neloth is still alive and less senile than he was in the third era. So I wouldn't put it past for any other high ranking Telvanni wizard to stay alive for thousands year.
Anthony Price
That sounds like a pretty good idea. That might just be my first video, outside of maybe an introduction.
Ayden White
UESP is okay, just make sure to ignore the ESO shit.
Grayson Wright
Also make a 40 minute long video on MK.
Ayden Campbell
I already have you covered. It's just 9 hours of a camera pointed at me while I mutter the 36 lessons and write "CHIM" on the walls with my own blood.
Blake Reyes
Yeah. The ESO adds nothing save the occasional place name, there is nothing signifigant lore in the whole of the game.
The No-Longer-King-Of-Rape-But-Of-Conquest-Fuck-You-Dagor was reduced to saturday morning cartoon viliain fucking over the cosmology in such a way as to render it non canon in the great scope.
I can think of no serious reason why ESO can not be considered the Elder Scrolls Equivilant of Star Wars: Legends material.
Caleb Harris
Imperial Library.
This sort of exists. It's live footage.
Jackson Stewart
Don't do it
Jacob Sanders
It doesn't count if he is meditating in his drugcoffin.
Josiah Johnson
OK, Why?
Jordan Rogers
So is c0da any good?
James Harris
Because dozens of people already have done so with higher viewing counts and more established channels in very detailed ways.
It is unlikely you will see many views.
Cooper Wilson
Yeah man, people like mozart already made music famous, we should just stop making music now it's all over
Cameron Mitchell
Is their presentation any good?
Chase Martin
I'm not really intending to become famous, just to make maybe 5 videos.
Caleb Lee
okaythenmyfriend
They are pretty good yes, typically with a lot of animation from the game too. Good sound quality, there is another who does Dark Souls Lore which is very comfy.
Do not get discouraged though, all you need is a hook if you are wanting a channel on youtube. I suspect you lack obvious cleavage so it may have to be an adopted personality or a special feature unique to your channel.
What I do suggest, that might be very interesting, is talking about the lore from the perspective of those experiencing it. This would take liberties with certain things and would require immense study and understanding of the human mind. But to hear a realistic and engaging telling of how Vivec took to Godhood and why he covered the truth.
-That- would be well worth listening to.
Matthew Harris
If your still here videoanon i would like to watch your video if you make it.
Blake Martinez
Sure, I'm writing the script as we speak. I'll link it, and love some constructive criticism. Might take a week or two to make since I've got a job, friends, and a girlfriend.
Jose Reyes
Because unless you are capable of backing up everything you say with the correct sources, and actually making note of them, your videos are objectively worthless. The last thing we need is another youtube spreading misinformation about the lore. Likewise, gathering info can take alot of time, and chances are, if you don't take the extra time to make your videos flashy and attractive, the effort you put into gathering will be wasted and no one will watch them. This brings me to my main point. Youtube at its very core is just a medium to whore attention. The only reason any one posts anything on youtube is so that people can watch it. If you do bother to put actual effort into your videos, and still find that no one is watching them or giving feedback, you're probably just going to end up immediately quitting, and regretting you ever made the videos in the first place. Having no one watch your shit means you've failed your one objective, which is a stupid essentially egocentric objective to begin with.
All and all, you're better off just sticking to sites like this and discussing the lore in a community with people who will always respond.
Ian Fisher
Dude, I just wanted a quick video over something with a few sources in the description, that somebody could just link for a quick answer. It's no different than making an infographic, and if my 4 or 5 videos only get watched by 1 or 2 people who lurk the threads, that's fine considering it isn't a large target demographic and I'm not expecting to even have subscribers.
Jayden Scott
>It's no different than making an infographic Than why not make an infograph?
Hunter Barnes
If anything it will be a fun learning experience for you. Maybe you could use the comic like style of presentation Zero Punctuation uses when illustrating events?
Jackson Lopez
Do you not understand why hes making the video? Guess i expected to much from the average user.
Luis Harris
>DON'T DO SOMETHING YOU'D ENJOY FOR GITS AND SHIGGLES THAT MIGHT BENEFIT DISCUSSION, YOU MIGHT NOT GET POPULAR RAGGLEFRAGGLE do what you want senpai, personally i'd be down for some non-shit lore vids, just make sure you don't cock it up and we'll be golden.
Juan Jackson
Spergs have a hard time seeing the world from other perspectives.
Adrian Bell
>talking about the lore from the perspective of those experiencing it.
This could be very interesting, a first world perspective on existing lore. Exploring the motivations and reasons, it would require a lot of deductive reasoning.
Christian Young
>Do you not understand why hes making the video? I guess I don't His only explanation seems to be that he wants to make an infograph but not an infograph.
Jackson Brown
How fucking dense are you.
Easton Johnson
Because I want to make a video, not an infograph...
Parker Brown
Why are you arguing this?
Hudson Ramirez
Alright so the glaring reason people are battering me over is 'just because' glad that's cleared up I'm not arguing anything
Matthew Nguyen
Can somebody explain Human migratory patterns in history?
I think it was Nedes , then that became Nedes, Cyro-Nedes, and Atmorans. The Atmorans became Nords, the Cyro-Nedes became Imperials, and the Nedes became the rest, right?
Ryan Price
I think you should listen to Ignore this user because this isn't a good idea. Entry-level lore is not something many people need help with, and there are already plenty of sources for it anyway. You wouldn't be covering anything that isn't in the PGEs, at least two wikis and a dozen other vids.
Put your time into lore vids about something more niche. Mantling, the Marukhati Selective.
Or do something about character design, in particular about weird race/class combos. I often see posts along the lines of "Altmer Barbarian? lol how the fuck is that meant to work". I can think of three different ways that particular combo could work, apparently others have a brain block over this stuff though. Encourage people to look beyond flat stereotypes while still sticking to sensible lore.
Parker Martinez
First there were the Wandering Ehlnofey. Then they became Atmorans, then they gradually returned to Tamriel and became Nedes. Then the last Atmorans came with Ysgramor. Ancient Nedic tribes under Ayylmao influence gave birth to the Nibenese. Nedes + Direnni = Bretons Nedes + Atmorans = Nords Nords + Nedes = Colovians
John Wood
>tfw DreamerAwakeLore will never post videos >tfw no more Selectives Lorecast
Anthony Turner
>tfw if they do make a TESVI Valenwood, they'll either not include or completely ruin Imga Its enough to make you so angry, angry enough to dance around a tower.
Ayden Parker
Are the females of Tamriel shave their public hair? Are there racial differences in that matter?
Lucas Davis
Bosmer don't shave
Or wash
Wyatt Wright
Nobody really shaves their pubic hair. If there had to be a race to do so, maybe the Altmer, but even then that's unlikely. I would imagine that elves do tend to be less hairy, with the exception of orcs, and this is confirmed in Skyrim seeing how elves have less chest hair than humans.
Robert Martinez
depends on the culture.
Take Dunmer for example, Ashlanders never shave, your average civvie is 50/50 chance, and a priestess of Vivec/Mephala will most likely be shaved unless unshaved is her fetish
Luke Gomez
Just like in the real world I'm willing to bet it's something that goes in circles.
However, since the lack of toilets or excrement in Nirn indicates that no one has any urinal tract pipe or anus, I'm sceptic to how their nether regions actually look like.
Gabriel Nguyen
There's buckets that are obviously used for toilets in Skyrim, and sewers in all the games.
Aiden Harris
>sceptic I'm pretty sure they're the ones that are sceptic
Jordan Barnes
Good thing your opinions don't matter.
Bentley King
Their sewers are way to clean. They no doubt have no idea what to actually use their sewers for.
Eli Watson
Nedes+migratory Atmorans = Cyro-Nords.
The Nedes did not become anyone else besides the Bretons.
The Out of Atmora theory is debated.
Anyway, you don't need Nedes to make Nords.
Jose Young
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Isaiah Wright
Nede is a very broad term that refers to any human population in Tamriel prior to the arrival of the Nords. All sorts of various (extremely various) Nedic people lived in ancient Cyrodiil, High Rock, Hammerfell, Argonia, and maybe Morrowind. Whether or not they actually came from Atmora isn't fully known. The Nedic peoples of High Rock are quickly dominated by the Elves same as those in Cyrodiil, who find themselves enslaved by the Ayleids. The far eastern Nedes all seem to eventually go extinct, most during the Knahaten flu of the Second Era. The Elves of High Rock, who are a bit less conservative than the Altmer of Sumurset when it comes to purity of blood, frequently help themselves to the local humans and as a result we see the beginning of what would eventually become the modern Breton race, the Manmeri. The people that would become the Reachmen are very heavily interbred, and have lots of orcish blood in their veins. Then the Nords come down from Atmora and overthrow the Snow Elves, eventually forming their own united nation under Harald. Once the Nords discover that there are humans in High Rock, they surmount an invasion of the province to allegedly liberate them. Likewise, the Cyrodiilic Nedes initiate their own war against their Elven masters, inspired by the Nords victories against the Elves. The Nordic Empire eventually joins in on this rebellion and succeed in overthrowing the Ayleids. Lots of Nords settle in Nibenay, and intermingling between them and the local humans gives birth to the Cyro-Nordic peoples, who would become the Cyrodiils. Some nomadic Cyro Nords migrate farther west and displace or incorporate the indigenous Nedes, settling in Colovia and becoming what we know as Colovians. The Cyro-Nords of the east become the Nibenese. Eventually the only Nedes that really remained are contained in eastern Hammerfell and get completely assfucked during the Ra Gada invasion of the early ninth century. That's pretty much it.
Easton Rivera
Then where does the huge mammoth turds and all the cow dung go? Do the animals also shit in buckets or does the shit fairie just spirit all of that shit away?
Luke Jenkins
It's understandable to suspect there were Nedes who lived in parts of what is now (south-western) Morrowind based on a few references in extant first era sources.
Lincoln Adams
depends on the mod
Josiah Collins
Okay, so i've been wondering what exactly IS Tonal Architecture? All I know is that it involves cutting spheres, vibrations, and getting everything wrong
Bentley Harris
Are Bretons Anuic or Padomayic?
On one hand they change things, make a bunch of adventures, are Human, revere Talos, and seem to be as Padomayic as any other race.
On the other hand they have elven ancestry, value tradition, and demonize Sheor as a demon. They even view the dichotomy of stasis vs. change as light vs. darkness respectively.
Jeremiah Miller
Depends on what tone you're going for.
Nolan Collins
Thank you for the insightful answers. You are truly the masters of the lore. Btw which race has the best feet?
Asher Kelly
Khajiit pawpads
Jacob Peterson
Yes.
They're like Talos, at once Padhomic and Anuic due to being both Dovahkiin and Shezzarine
So its best to say hat they are equally aligned to Anu and Padhome, which may have been one of the factors that helped Hjalti achieve CHIM
Zachary Turner
disgusting
Justin Torres
says the footfag
Chase James
Tonal architecture is magic. More accurately, it's using Bullshit to rewrite reality. More more accurately, Tonal Architecture is the use of specific tones and songs to ritualistically uncreate the earthbones, that which determines natural law on Nirn. Using tonal architecture, the dwemer could basically reshape reality to what they wanted it to be. Think of it like installing a new OS on your computer while it's running.
Benjamin Harris
>imperial library >laughingmer.jpg
Landon Morales
>Think of it like installing a new OS on your computer while it's running. Sounds risky
Owen Fisher
>implying
Alexander Williams
Dwemer are not very sensible.
Adam Nelson
Imagine Nirn was a song. Now imagine someone found a way to manipulate that song.
Wyatt Kelly
>risky I mean, it only completely cut an entire race of people from existence.
Wyatt Walker
alright, that makes sense So when Dagoth said he was "older than song" he was really just being a huge blowhard by saying he's older than reality, when the truth was that he was tripping major balls
Andrew Sanders
>Think of it like installing a new OS on your computer while it's running
You can't install anything if the computer isn't running.
Joshua Hernandez
Essentially Nirn as a song and musical parallels are common throughout TES, it's just with the dwemer it pops up a lot more because musical stuff was their shtick.
Tyler Flores
Guys, you are all very lore educated. Did Vehk help or hurt the Dunmer? Please keep the chim to a minimum, coda is unacceptable.
Adam Evans
>Please keep the chim to a minimum, coda is unacceptable. Ah, the boringfags are here
Austin Flores
>Did Vehk help or hurt the Dunmer? Yes He did a lot of good things He also did a few bad things But he always did what was necessary
Nicholas Kelly
Well, he protected them a shit ton through out history. He gave them all the ability to breathe water and flooded Morrowind when they were invaded by Akavir.
Gabriel James
He helped them in a hurtful way.
Nathan Sanchez
>Yeah. The ESO adds nothing save the occasional place name, there is nothing signifigant lore in the whole of the game.
Actually it has some interesting lore on how various gods are worshipped by different races.
Mason Collins
It also confirms that the dumbest race are wood elves.
Xavier Roberts
How do I CHIM irl?
Lincoln Sanders
Reminder that Orsinium is the only decent part of the game
Julian Moore
>boringfags
You mean the "people who don't want endless pretentious waffle about high metaphysics in a discussion about earthly, tangible consequences".