The Lesser Known Dragons of Tamriel, Backstories and Lore - The Elder Scrolls Lore
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You guys should do a part 2 covering the ESO dragons.
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@@ravindunandirathna1600 We will ;)
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I just recently discovered your channel, so I'm three years late for this but, you sort of... forgot a dragon. It's rather surprising that nobody ever talks about this one, as he is 'somewhat' important to our quest to defeat Alduin. He is the one named Odahviing, that we - as the player, lure into our trap in Dragon's Reach, because we need his help. I would love to know his back story. Anyway, you have a great channel and I've been binge watching - in order, from the beginning video. I'm really enjoying the content, it's quite in depth. Greetings from the U.S. 🐉
"I don't even speak fluent English" Nonsense! Your English is amazing!
glad you said it cause i was gonna say the same thing
The Battlespire dragon is fascinating because it sounded like he had a friendly relationship with a human, wonder if the empire still has any friendly dragon tucked away somewhere.
There are a few iirc
Paarthunax was chillin on that mountain for a very long time, so it's entirely possible
It's possible keeping a few dragons hidden to fight against the aldmeri dominion
I've always assumed Vulthuryol was somehow lured by the Dwemer of Blackreach who wanted to study a dragon or possibly extract his Dragon Soul for some machinery.
@@cy3125 Because Dragons have never shown the ability to teleport.
@@cy3125 Perhaps, however I don't think it would let you phase through objects. Maybe it could. *shrug*
However, I do what to point out that there is a lot of lore in the Elder Scrolls universe not shown in the games. However, the dragons have never been able to teleport in the lore.
Seems unlikely. Dragons don't bend to no one (accept Miraak and Alduin) and there're stories about how just a normal dragon wiped out one of finest and most advanced Dwemer Strongholds by himself like its nothing because he needed a new home.
@@ravindunandirathna1600 I've never said he went there willingly. If we could capture Odahviing in Whiterun, the Dwemer sure could have captured Vulthuryol in Blackreach. They didn't have access to Thu'um, but were masters of tonal architecture, which is really the same thing.
@@naidr0x Eh... realistically Oddahviing could have easily escaped that trap either by shouting the whole balcony down or by just going become ethereal and phasing through that trap. The reason he stayed that was probably because
1. The guy who just defeated him was right next to him.
2. He wished to see whether the LDB is truly had the potential to defeat Alduin because even dragons saw him as a tyrant. Considering his subsequent aid, it's possible he simply prioritized the potential benefit of staying and offering his aid.
When that dragon who casually destroyed the entire Dwmer Stronghold (which rivaled Dumacs kingdom), the Dwemer unleashed their finest work in defense of their home but all that was nothing compared to that one dragons power. Just goes to show how powerful dragons are according to lore.
Could you please do a video on Tiber Septim's life and the Tiber Wars? It is a topic that i find very interesting due to the various interpretations of the lore.
I would like to hear more about molag bals attempt at dragons
10:18 maybe Numinex "gave up the ghost" to Akatosh, giving up his dragon soul to be reborn by his father Akatosh.
Vulthuryol is a reference to Smaug in the Hobbit books
There's a mod that adds Ahbilok into the game. You can find a path to where he's hiding in the mountains between Riften and Windhelm.
The dragon in black reach is a reference to the hobit and smaug. As for how he got into blackreach maybe the dwemer lured him in and then somehow collapsed another entrance and then put him into some sort of sleep only to be awoken by the player
I wonder if that orb acts as a mocrophome, of some sort. I like to think our shout was amplified when it struck the orb, and that's what summoned the Black Reach Dragon.
Or maybe, just maybe, if i went to your home and started shouting to your furniture you wouldn't like it either
I think I know what high dragon means. They like to breath in wacky smoke.
It probably has snacks.
Incredible video like usual!
How did a dragon end up in a dwemer city?You mean the same people who kept Elder Scrolls and Black Books under control,apparently with technology?XD.Still excellent video,very informative.
I feel like I just asked the narrator what her had for sale and he told me: “spells and potions for those with the power to use them”
Dovahkin, no!
The Last Dragonborn: "Dovahkiin Yes!"
regarding the black reach dragon, has anyone thought that maybe he wasn't already in the cave before you use ur thuum on the ball? with what we know about the dwarves, maybe it possible that the ball was some sort if atherium (forgot how to spell it) device that activates with tonal manipulation (aka our shout), so the dragon was transported there or something idk
That implies that the players Thu'um and tonal manipulation are in the same thing...but then.... could dwarves shout if they wanted?
@@theknave1915 not the exact same thing just different ways of interacting with the same property
@@wlarson55109I mean considering they call it tones and shouting is noise based it isn't that much of a stretch to suggest the dunmer knew of and used the thuum. It's likely all magic in Tamriel is based in sound somehow given the Dunmer were the most advanced race who didn't care about the gods and basically worshipped those tones
@@Jiub_SN if i remember correctly, "music", is exactly how Nirn was created. Another example of song/tones manipulating reality, would be "sword singers", singing certain tines to enchant, sharpen, whatever a blade if not summon am aetherial blade.
Then, we have the Thuum of the Nords.
And the tonal architecture of the Dwemer.
Chances are, there are levels of finesse and power, like physics. You can use addition, multiplication, what have you to solve MOST of the worldly problems. This is the lowest level, and would be the Thuum.
Then we habe more advances mathematics that can quantify and predict advanced metaphysics and quantum mechanics. This would likely be eaual to, or lesser to the knowledge of the Dwemer.
Then we can look at mages and spells. Thos are.somewhere in between the thuum and the Tonal architecture, and probably have bits of both. But instead of a field, they are VERY specific formulas, that if you calculate incorrectly, using the incorrect.formula or integer, you die.
You get one variable wrong in fire cloak, you are burned alive into a husk.
You miscalculate your healing spell, and either nothing happens, or you kill your intended patient.
And sword singing i think is a very specific mathematical formula that Redguards seem to naturally understand. (Genetic memory maybe?).
It is barely unique to them, somce the school of cojuration can teach you to summon weapons too.
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What was my point again?
I think the Dragon in the dwemmer city was a reference to Smaug from the Hobbit book.
Ty for another quality lore video
Poor Numinex.
I think I can answer Volthiryols appearance in blackreach
Your shouting at an artificial sun, the sun is the symbol of Akatosh/Auriel, and so you shouting disrupts the sight of the dragon when struck by the unrelenting force shout, thus awakening him
Howdy! New fan here, if you've already made this video I'll get to it eventually, butnif not, I'd love a video on the constellations explaining how the serpent can move around the sky and how the abilities people get from the constellations is connected to the Magna ge
8:20 Weed. Weed makes a dragon a high dragon.
The beginning could partly explain why Alduin took so long. He was looking for dragons throughout Tamriel, most likely.
I think the dragon officially dies, when its spirit is either consumed by a dragon or dragon born, or when their mind (their soul) is broken. They are imortal, meaning they can't age, but what if they just lose the will to live? That's a death in of itself. A death of ego. And we all know dragons are full of themselves on scales, that far surpass human selfishness. Trapped, nowhere to go, chained, left to ponder the rest of eternity in darkneess, by yourself, could break anyone. It just took longer. And I'm sure that with each visit, even tho it brought Numinex some piece of mind, the thought that " oh shit, the strongest dragon around doesn't want, or rather, cant, beak me out" probably was the cherry. And I'm sure that Numbers slowly lost hope then went insane. And then died.
If I recall, isn't there also a named Dragon in the game _The Elder Scrolls: Redguard_ ?
Edit: Multiple replies are saying there is already a video on that. I was just wondering about a honorable mention.
There is, but he’s already done a separate video about it.
Nahfahlaar/Nafaalilargus
There's already a video on that
hold on where is the death star?
what do you mean wrong empire?
Dragons love using 3 way tiers for names.
Hey, where can I find the written names of each dragon in this video?
I compiled the list so I'll check the script and list them for you in chronological order:
Grahkrindrog, Kahvozein, Milmulnir, Krahjotdaan, Numinex, Boziikkodstrun, Voslaarum & Naslaarum, Vulthuryol, Sahloknir, Nahagliiv, Viinturuth, Vuljotnaak, Krosulhah, Sahrotaar, Relonikiv, Kruziikrel, Dragonne Papre, Abhiilok, Tosh Raka, Shulkunaak.
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There's a dragon in black reach!!
I wonder if that orb acts as a mocrophome, of some sort. I like to think our shout was amplified when it struck the orb, and that's what summoned the Black Reach Dragon.