Ug-Qualtoth and The Blackhall Family | Fallout Lore
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- Before the Great War, Dunwich Borers LLC, a mysterious company, made their fortune manufacturing rock drills for boring tunnels. Their rise in the industry was unparalleled, as the market was already well established and had very little room for a new company to come in and take their slice. Yet Dunwich Borers did just that. Little did the other companies know that Dunwich was able to procure government contracts among other private sales, giving them a foothold in the market and a competitive edge over rival companies. To achieve so much in so little time was incredibly suspicious, and some would say you would have to sell your soul to the Devil to be so lucky, I say, that isn’t that far from the truth.
This video will discuss Dunwich Borers LLC, Constance Blackhall, Krivbeknih, Dunwich Offices, Obelisk, Ug-Qualtoth, Dunwich Borers, Kremvh's Tooth, Sleeping Giant, Jaime Palabras, Obadiah Blackhall, Marcella, Hugo and everything Eldritch surrounding the Dunwich Secret.
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So, what are the Eldritch gods up to?
Just about to go do some painting out side with my toddler .. 😅
drinking over the fact fallout 2 is hard as fuck
Another good one, Synonymous. Almost at 100k, let's go!
Shhh. They're sleeping.
For now.
World domination.
Crazy to think that a hidden unmarked storyline have so much lore throught two main games and a DLC
He actually does better war videos than Oxhorn. Who could stare at a wall and say there's a lot of history here.
@@66bloodmoon ikr. Like. I tried years ago to watch Oxhorn and my god does he miss Soo much lore.
Someone at bethesda cares lol. Todd doesn't.
@@SiriusCygnus yeah, Mr Apple and shady cast also did a good more videos but Oxford made it about money. He got lesions of brain-dead monkeys that follow him around pretending his fatty folds are delicious
@@66bloodmoon lmao. Ikr
I remember finding the Dunwich Building in Fallout 3. I entered it, and twenty minutes later I was actually thankful and relieved to have found my way out again.
I was in there for what felt like an eternity with my first Playthrough of F3 before I found the exit.
I was a young teen and very sensitive to stuff like that still so I was tearing up and when I loaded outside I felt such a wave of relief.
It was night time but it felt great none the less.
I took a whole minute of deep breathes, turned to the Dunwitch building then left.
@@skythewolf35 Oh the drama :/
The only fucking building where u get lost and your not even going anywhere
@@skythewolf35 Sounds like the trauma caused by those diabolical game developers has given you PTSD and will require years of intensive psychotherapy before you'll even start to be able to function normally.
Bro I could hardly even navigate through the Metro systems and had to quit the game midway due to the motion sickness I got. I can't imagine the kind of mind fuckery is waiting for me in that building.
One thing that always bothered me about Fallout 4 was Kellogg being hinted to still exist inside Nick Valentine. They even tease it with Kellogg speaking through Nick, but its never brought up again.
@@coreyjones3788 mods or no?
My theory is that nick valentine will be the new Harold of the series, since in the Far Harbour DLC he's beginning to forget things and maybe we'll see him again without the memory of Nate/Nora, or even more interesting with Kelloggs personality taken over
@@th3thatguy631 If that actually happens in F5 i would be incredibly happy. Steven Russell is fantastic as Nick.
@@Virgil-Arcanum hell if we don't get Stephen Russell in the next game I'll be pretty bummed. I don't see that happening though since BethSoft thankfully has continued to use him so far, but I'm not a big fan of Fallout 4 or Dishonored (they aren't bad, just not my thing) so all I really get to hear him in is Skyrim or the OG Thief trilogy
@@theofficialtaylorroachyout6269 as a huge fan of both Thief and Dishonored, and he's great in both.
I believe that the Dunwich borers location with the giant in the hole is based on the short film AM 1200. It’s only about 40 minutes long but there’s some interesting parallels.
Long story short what happened in the movie?
@@Amberstar1993 aight tnx! Might check it out.
The name is also a reference to H.P Lovecraft's short story The Dunwich Horror
@@dependent-ability8631 And easily his best short story ever, in my opinion. Practically have it memorized!
Maybe but the source material is based on HP Lovecrafts works. Quite a few take place in new england
Bethesda creates such awesome stories when they don't try to like retread or recreate older factions.
The aliens, point lookout, the dunwich monster, the sewers of Boston, the children of atom, all of them are amazing original stories in the universe that if anything make the entire lore more interesting instead of retreading or even outright rewriting parts of the lore.
im pretty sure the children of atom were from Tactics
@@tree_alone There might have been a similar faction in Tactics, but Children of Atom originated from Fallout 3 with confessor Cromwell from Megaton
@@mrcinder1383 there was a mission where you retrieve a nuclear warhead from a church of people worshipping the warhead while fighting off waves and waves of super mutants (one of the hardest missions for me) it you were just keeping the mutants from getting it, I don't remember, it was probably 20 years ago now.
@@tree_alone tactics never happened idk what you mean
@@ClassicaI furry deathclaws and bawls guarana
For the most part, I’m normally not a fan of Bethesda’s story-lines, but their environmental storytelling seems to always stick out a good bit. And they’ve obviously got someone who is really interested in Lovecraftian horror which makes for some pretty interesting combinations
Bethesda's environmental storytelling is unrivaled imo. There's a reason people have been making Skyrim theory videos for 10 years
I agree for the most part, their main storylines play out pretty by the books and predictably imo but the environmental storytelling is usually really good. I find the dialogue for their mainQs and sometimes their sideQs to be quite amateur sounding, The lore of some of their IP universes is a lot of fun though, fallout is a great example
I wonder if it's the same person who came up with Hackdirt
The entire game series is just a conglomerate of references to other media, and I love it
@@OblivionKnight76* a la Burger King foot lettuce * “In room 214 of the Novak Inn, we can see a dilapidated room with a suitcase and a stash of Med-X syringes. In the bathroom there is a skeleton, lying in the tub with several used syringes surrounding it. Searching the briefcase reveals a note that states ‘Your time is up, old man. Nobody pulls one over on Jimmy the Hammer and gets away with it.’ Clearly, this man was some kind of gambler mixed up with the wrong crowd, and has chosen to take his own life rather than face a leg breaking from a loan shark. Little did he know, the world would be transformed in 2077, possibly saving him from this self-afflicted fate.”
In all reality, the environmental storytelling angle from Bethesda is… meh. It’s uninteresting, to say the least for the overwhelming majority of game locations.
You’re really hitting it with the vids of late. First, The Survivalist and now the Dunwich line. Two of my top parts of Fallout lore. 👏👏👏
For real, instead of degrading in quality my man Synonymous is bringing out banger after banger. Just keeps getting better.
That "Happy Hour" actually came out of employees checks whether or not they joined into the Happy Hour.
I guess the Lone Wanderer was worthy whether or not they had good or bad karma. Lol.
I hope this is expanded upon in the next Fallout.
Wow... now that IS evil... XD
76 also has a Dunwitch location but in many ways, it shares similar notes to Dunwitch Quarry, complete with unearthing another eldrich abomination. The twist is this one actually looks like something monstrous, a body made up of root structures.
@@gratuitouslurking8610 oh yeah Oxhorn did a video about it. The interloper is what that creepy thing is called.
@@madmorgo6233 the most evil thing they've done 😂
The eldritch recognizes it's own. The Play is an unfathomable being beyond the scope of any within the fallout universe. After all, to us, it's all just a game.
Somewhat out of topic here but I have been thinking of the theory "what if Atom (the entity that the children of atom worship) is another Eldritch Entity".
As it was mentioned in the video here, radiation seems to be part of the Cosmic Entities here.
It pretty much reminds of Atom, as the Children of Atom are worshipping radiation they seem to be pretty much immune to radiation, which is unusual for humans.
Even lore-wise they seem to do well living under radiation for years, as we can see it with the Children of Atom in Far Harbour.
Perhaps they might be aswell protected by a Cosmic entity?
In addition, we have in Broken Steel a splinter group of Atom's Church that believes ghoulification is the next step in human evolution and the feral ghouls in the basement, don't seem to attack Mother Curie III (female priest of the splinter group), even though she isn't a ghoul,
which I find to be strange.
Though it is out-topic, I had to think about it again when radiation was mentioned to be related to the Cosmic Entities and their artifacts, which made me think of Atom and the Children of Atom.
You can expand this to The Hubologists as well... Theirs is a special kind of radiation.
Then again how do you explain Oswald from the nuka world dlc? Hes a glowing ghoul and gains several magic abilities without any direct worship, maybe the Eldrich being be it atom or the other being sees Oswald as worthy?
@@trinitite4617 I don't think 'worship' is necessary, just the radiation. Remember, Oswald is in one of the most irradiated areas apart from the Glowing Sea and his rooftop in particular has a ton of radioactive barrels.
Radiation is itself a catalyst for change, it mutates matter slowly over time. To be highly irradiated means faster and more turbulent change (typically death or ghoulification). While I think a deity or even a Pantheon of sorts does exist in Fallout from what we see in the Children of Atom and Cabot House (and others in other games), I view their interaction with the world as a result of radiation, not strictly worship. Really, the worship comes after the radiation.
I don't know how this relationship works... I don't know if Bethesda has actually formulated a plan as much as they've just pieced it together. But I would look at something like the Witch in Far Harbor and the visions we get there as a kind of indication that there exists different realms of reality and that radiation (somehow) bridges those realms. It allows the influences of something like the Eldrich Gods to pass into our reality, for example.
My question would be how far back does this understanding really go? For example, were there Eldrich cultists in the ranks of Vault Tec or Robco? Is this what attracted Zetan aliens to us and are they involved with it? ....Tons of neat stuff to consider.
They could be the same entity? Gods in mythos don't generally share bastions of expertise, having two or three radiation gods would be strange, like having three fire gods in the same pantheon. I suppose it could be a resulting factor, the radiation, rather than a sentient force, like these deities just happen to cause it when they communicate with the world or it's what actually allows them to do so. But given the series is about the effects of radiation and nuclear fallout on society, it'd make more sense if there was just a radioactive god... or it'd fit better in the story, I guess. "Sense" doesn't really mean anything in fiction.
For example, this theoretical gamma god exists in the FO universe, gently nudges human civilizations towards great nuclear feats and bringing them into the common home, unlike what happened in ours since we don't have an Ug-Qualtoth, and maybe once it's strong enough with radiation a thin lead wall between every man, woman and child in the world at any given moment it even triggers the 2-hour atomic happy hour to further spread it's influence. That could explain the seeming permanence of the radiation in Fallout, too.
But I don't think Uggy and Atom would be separate gods. The CoA seemed to find this deity naturally once they got enough of their synapses melted by the radiation, whereas the ones in the Point Lookout/Dunwich story were explicitly chosen and forced by the god itself. The chosen ones also all ghoulified. While we don't know if Constance did, I'd assume she was since Jaime and his father were. Maybe all ghouls were chosen but without the artifacts, Uggy can't communicate with them, and without it guiding them they go feral and decay. The Children get off scott-free because they are worshipping it, which we know is all it wants, so they get immunity, but they aren't chosen and so aren't ghoulified. But who knows.
It's not like Bethesda is going to remember their Lovecraft side story in 12 years when Fallout 5 comes out. I'm pretty sure they forgot it already anyway since it's nowhere to be seen in 76, I don't think.
They have rad child and rad resistance perk
I know there's a weird lack of ghouls in the children of atom but considering many of their members seem to have an immunity to radiation and there being references of them occasionally worshiping glowing ghouls I've always thought that "Atom" might be either another name for Ug-Qualtoth or maybe another similar being in lore.
The Children of Atom cult you encounter in Broken Steel has a lot of ghouls among its ranks. They had a machine that projected concentrated radiation, so they turned very fast. But in general, unless you are exposed to an ungodly amount of radiation it takes a few years if not decades to become a ghoul, and the Children of Atom is a very new movement so many of its members simply haven't been exposed long enough to become ghouls.
Boring tunnels? I think they can be rather exciting.
I see what you did there
I know the Dunwich lore is purely Bethesda, but I kind of wished that there would have been a Dunwich bit in New Vegas.
I was horribly creeped out in the Dunwich building when I first came across it in 3, and I wanted to see what Obsidian would have done with particular part of Fallout lore.
I kind of understand why they wanted to keep the creepy ghost stuff on the east coast since ghost stories are prevelant throughout the local cultures of the east coast, from New England down to Southern Appalachia.
If you want a freight go to quarry junction with a service rifle and ap rounds
@@trinitite4617 lol Going to Quarry Junction at all. Only place I won't go to without GRA Anti-Material rifle and ap or explosive rounds. I know you CAN do it with base version and other weapons, but I'm not a masochist who likes to spend all that time there to Vegas paranoid af.
Jack Cabot in fallout 4 mentions a lost alien city buried underneath Nevada, so maybe we'll get to see that at some point. Though some people speculate he's mistaking MT with an alien city lol
That's why I'm disappointed with New Vegas. Game was great, but you do a Fallout in Nevada and no Area 51? Nothing about aliens? Or Goverment conspirancy? You had an entire questline right there, about pre-war goverment doing shady stuff, aliens, men in black... And it all wasted for... The boomers. I mean, the name says it all.
I mean... At least grab the elvis "Viva las vegas" song for the trailer, for christ sake.
I feel like not enough people compliment the work and attention to detail you put into the cinematic shots in your videos. The narration wouldn't hold nearly the same weight than if it wasn't there.
Great work as always dude.
Thank you for being the voice of the people
Sometimes we don't say what we were thinking enough and you freaking nailed it and he saw it 💝
I would love to see a video on the Children of Atom, as to me at least, they are one of the more...mysterious? Loony? Groups in the wasteland. The worship of Atom, the fact they treat Atom as both radiation but also a person(?) Much love mr. Syn, and if anyone wants to add some self made theories id love to read them! Good day everyone
Everything is Atom. Radiation is Atom's holy act of creating new worlds through division
(I believe)
I was extremely curious about the "visions" as well, and while exploring far harbor i discovered an area, possibly a church or something higher up with a view, very specific i know, but it had Children propaganda, stealth boys, and messages the "mother of the fog" states to the player. After staking the place out for three in game days however, no npc showed up, so...another mystery i guess?
@@smeggiamagarwine Ive been looking through different saves and such all morning here but have yet to find them, but this will not deter me, i will find you those messages. On a side note, have you found any weird or creepy mannequins in fallout, because those things scare me...
@@smeggiamagarwine i had also been checking the wiki, but mainly for notes relating to the Mother or any of her lines, but came up with nothing. And that little girl...i initially thought it was a cheeky gunner, set up a haunted house to be haunted, keep people out. And then i saw the girl, and assumed it was an npc until it ran through a wall. Given the context and fallout has been going with ghosts, aliens, and cthulhu like beings, it might actually be haunted.
@@smeggiamagarwine Maybe she got the same issue as the Nightkin due to the usage lf Stealth Boys?
I remember the Dunwich building in Fallout 3. The obelisk scared the crap out me when I was a kid lmao
This quest freaked me the fuck out on my first play through. Legit was totally engrossed in the game more so than ever. I know it’s kinda ‘Skyrimy’ and less Fallout but by god did I love it!
Or 'Obliviony'
Not Skyrim at all. Those stories where always moderny ish. More real space gods then just magic realms gods. But i get what u mean tho
@@SilentSpringz I believe he means the subject matter and narrative, ie Fallout quests are traditionally about interpersonal conflict with the player serving as deuteragonist, whereas Skyrim/Oblivion quests are usually styled as their own little adventures with the player as the protagonist
The names Abdul and Alhazred is a reference to HP Lovecraft, Abdul Alhazred is the name of the author of the Necronomicon
Thanks so much for doing this one! I've always been a huge fan of H.P. Lovecraft and always loved that fallout has this hidden storyline.
I can't believe I never noticed the gigantic head at the bottom of the tunnel in the Dunwhich borers mine
I'm sure this has been tested before, but has anyone been able to bring an NPC to the Dunwich boarers and sacrificed them with the knife found there?
That's a good idea
I did, and nothing happens.
Bummer. Kinda hoping it would unleash Ug-Qualtoth upon the Commonwealth… can you imagine…. It would be beautiful.
@@bradameerbeg2154 I like that they've kept it in the background but It would be nice to do SOMETHING with it. Hell... bring Lorenzo Cabot down there and let him and the Eldrich God duke it out.
Can you place the book inside the obelisk? Most of my characters are always heroes.
Love your work man. Out of nowhere, the best fallout lore channel in the world.
Facts. He’s way better than oxhorn imo
since shoddycast stopped and Nate having a break... this is the only place i can relive fallout again
Has anyone ever tried taking companions back down to the ritual site and killing them with the Kremvh's tooth, dropping bodies into the water ect? I'd assume after all this time something like that would have been tried or dataminded but it's an interesting thought.
You cant with out mods you can bring Sydney there but she only talks about the about decoration of independence
@@plumbherhub1664 I meant fallout 4 but good to know.
@@frozenpants3274 It does nothing
These are the videos that make me love fallout more! ❤️
I feel like beings such as Mysterious Stranger, Miss Fortune and unknown helpful forces, are eldrich beings. Who try their best to stop the evil eldrich beings from escaping to our world. They help the players to randomly show up and kill an enemy.
They don't directly interfere with stopping the supernatural evils. The player just so happened to show up and destroyed the evil artifacts.
Dogmeat too.
Imagine the plottwist that the children of Atom are actually worshipping an eldritch being but under a different name hence some cultists are fully immune to radiation
Honestly, I spent too much time trying to connect dots in FO4 with all this. I thought the statues, which can be found in various locations, may have indicated a pattern or told a story of sorts beyond just the borers.
Hell yeah made my day so much better ... Thanks for your hard work!! Hope you having a great start of the week!
I have been wanting to replay the fallout games properly and have been really struggling to do so but then I found your channel and have been binging on lore videos, thank you for reigniting my love for the franchise. Keep fighting the good fight man!
Just did this mission last night, glad i didnt have to go looking hard for the lore! Thanks for the great timing!
It would've been cool if we heard the voice after picking up the book. Just imagine the possibilities.
A NEW HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON
There is a voice that plays at the Obelisk in the Dunwich Building basement if you listen closely.
This is by far my favourite sub-story in the fallout series
This is why I love fallout. I feel like I will never stop learning new things about these games
The idea that an eldritch being protects certain people from instant death from radiation and even nuclear blasts brings out an interesting question when it comes to Moira Brown (the shop owner in Megaton from Fallout 3, who was writing the Wasteland Survival Guide).
She would have been at ground zero if you set off the nuke while at Tenpenny Tower. How could she have possibly survived the blast while standing relatively right next to it?
Maybe she was secretly a worshipper of Ug-Qualtoth and had helped plan the explosion (thus why she was still so chipper despite the Vault Dweller straight up telling her he set it off), or maybe she had come across and was looking after some kind of artefact that protected her, but was lost in the explosion…
ok, i get the whole chosen to be ghoulified by the elder god, but that can't be the only way ghouls become because of moria from fallout 3 she is defiantly pure of heart and i wouldnt see why the elder god would choose her then
I believe Moira could be tricked into worshipping, much like Jaime (he has very evil karma but was shocked when the raiders killed a family for food, Ug-Qualtoth made him evil and could do the same to Moira) likely she would be enticed through the opportunity to research the deity but ultimately would be consumed by it.
@@Synonymous101 smart idea
Dude this channel is awesome keep up the good work
One of the very few excellent Fallout lore creators still out there. Please keep putting out this good stuff. It seems that Fallout lore videos are dying off :(
I didn’t know this story about the Black hall family or the kid and his dad. Thank you for this information! You are the National Geographic of Fallout.
i like this quote from synonymous "doom to walk the earth until they find unrelenting force", because synonymous knows it's connected to elder scrolls lore :3
This is by far the best video I’ve ever seen on this specific topic within Fallout lore. I’ve never seen all of the information surrounding the Eldritch storylines in Besthesda Fallout games laid out in one place. This was a great watch, and I learned quite a bit. Thank you!
Yes! 🎉 Always love ur lore videos
Something interesting about the head you find at the bottom of the pit in dunwich quarry is that it's actually seen around many buildings as a big ornamental head statue. Don't know if bethesda was just reusing assets or its something more unusual going on.
Giant human staues actually appear in Fallout 1&2 as well! As full bodies or just the heads, so it's probably a prewar building style (Classic fallouts had a lot of Gothic architecture). Bethesda likely just took some elements out of that, though that doesn't exclude the possibility of them retconing the purpose.
@@barkbuck5521 Also the talking head easter egg in fallout 2 or fallout 1 i forget which
That head has been seen since Morrowwind in Bethesda Games. The thing is, it always feels purposely placed. Dwemmer Ruins, The Bottom of a Well, on the sides of buildings in New Vegas, sides of the Boston Highschool. I think it's more than a coincidence.
likely just reusing assets, but in lore I could see it as the Eldritch Entities affecting the mind of artists like Hasteur and the Yellow Sign.
@@1313puredragon I doubt it's reusing assets. The face can be seen on the enclave oil rig. That was long before Bethesda owned the series. There's something significant about the stone faces.
Ug-Qualtoth is imo the best part of Fallout lore and one of the only things that doesn't feel like its been bastardized like many other things in the series. Thanks for the video it was great
I'm genuinely confused how people didn't connect Dunwich borers with Dunwich (the town from Horrible Phobias Lovecrafts worst nightmares)
I took one look at that evil knife and then threw it away, swimming out, and leaving the place as fast as I could.
I really enjoyed this, you went above and beyond putting all the pieces together from all the games.
that "sleeping giant". is actually the same bust statue that is on most the buildings in the cities of fallout 4. someone recorded doing a no clip and explored the eye in the dunwitch quarry. it is just a reused asset of the statues. but it is probably supposed to represent something els. even if it is just the exact same face that you see on most buildings in the cities...
I actually tried to search out all the locations with those statues to see if there was any connection between them or if their locations on the map formed any kind of pattern, like if X marked the spot, as it were. Lol, waste of time so far as I can tell, but it was a bit of fun.
Always a good day when you post a video
I've always been a fan of these guys Cthulhu Mythos issue type stuff is always the best
I just LOVE how atmospheric Blackhall Manor is and Point Lookout in general
Great stuff, I really hope we get more of this lore. Definitely one of the most intriguing side lore story's if not the best.
These last two videos have been bangers! Keep them coming mate! And thank you!
Sooooo.... using that sacrificial blade; maybe not the best idea eh... well, that's not good. I definitly used it alot, even made it stronger by attaching it to a legendary (the blade appearance/effect is actually a mod).
Another great in depth lore video. Glad to see your channel growing.
Great stuff, as usual. A lot of the lore, this bit included, is more interesting that the core storyline. As I haven't yet played 4, I was unaware there was more than the Dunwich Building/Point Lookout connection. Keep up the great work, and have a good week.
Since you haven't played 4 I assume you haven't played 76. That game takes things to the next level. I won't spoil anything but if you like the dunwich stuff 76 is worth playing for that alone.
@@donnywilliams9494 Yeah, haven't touched it yet- was interested at first, then there was the whole "it's broken" shit-show; figured I'd wait for however long it took to make it playable, before I dove in. Thing is, I haven't heard anything out of that camp for a while, and aren't therefore any wiser to it's current status of playability. Know something I don't on that front? I'd be interested. Also, funnily enough, due to the online aspect of the game, I kinda figured the lore was going to take the biggest hit- so you've got me interested in that regard. Let me know what you think.
@@hewlett-packardlovecraft2297 Been two years so no clue if you're still around, but word is it's more than playable nowadays
I'm glad they are expanding on this in Fallout 76. It's a very unique and creepy story for Fallout.
there's a mod for Fallout 4 called children of ug-qualtoth that adds a decent amount of stuff, but mostly amazing lore and ambiance. you find the entire area under the abandoned church in the glowing sea, and it is a very fun location to play through.
I wonder what the enclave would think of the krivbeknih.
“Her grieving was insufferable” sounds like you were annoyed at this widow feeling the loss of her husband and that made me lol
Awesome video as always brother! Great to see your channel at almost 100k subs, well deserved 👏
Creepy! And fascinating to think that Uq-Qualtoth might be a god of radiation in some fashion. Nice recap of the lore across the games!
Maybe he's Atom
Just subscribed yesterday so I'm really happy to have more content so soon :D What a nice moment!
Welcome aboard! 😁👍
I think the best part of how well Bethesda played off this storyline is how the writers managed to capture the terror of the unknown and our own natural curiosity to poke our heads into that terror just to find out what it is
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The video I've been waiting for the most. Thank you, synonymous.
Dude you have awesome Fallout Lore Videos, very enjoyable to watch some lore from someone wither than Oxhorn and ThenThapple. keep’em coming bro you’re doing a great job.
I visited that quarry a few days ago. I found the dagger, had the flashbacks and slayed the ghouls. I had no idea this is obe of the storylines streching across from fo3.
Can you do Sierra Madre's lore next?
I was always so curious about this lore. Thanks for this vid, it's a super interesting bit of content in the fallout universe
This is the story I want to see in a show or movie
Another interesting bit likely related to ug-qualtoth or maybe some other outer god is the ancient city the immortal archaeologist dude with the scarab crown found in the Arabian desert. It’s an obvious reference to The Nameless City so I assume they’re connected.
My favorite part in Any media...
*Lovecraft.*
Jason bright was being called to space by an eldritch being
Only thing is that they didn't go to space tho
@@noobgun12 they do though? Depending on your choice
The more on-the-nose Lovecraftian themes that were included in Fallout 3, and onward, are spoopy fun and I hope that Bethesda continues these side-plots in a future, single-player Fallout game.
A rock quarry, cut corners, and beer. What could go wrong?
Great, I just went through the Dunwich building in 3 today without knowing the story, and it was an experience I was hoping to forget. I didn't think this video would make sure I remember it forever
Relatively uncovered story, I'm glad you made a video on it!
Bethesda should have made it to where a bad or even neutral karma character gets a game over if they try to destroy the book.
Love the video man!
Love your narration, and storytelling!
You'd be great to give the 76 cryptids a shot in my opinion!
This is why me and the boys worship Hastur The Unamable/the King in Yellow cause my boy highly respects and protects his worshippers
Would love to know more about Fallout's Old Ones and Outer Gods.
Its worth noting that the happy hour beers were all paid for out of the workers paychecks.
I love this video so much, ive seen it like a dozen times already.
I find it curious that in many of the Commonwealth buildings of Fallout 4, the chrome godlike statues within them seem to mirror the style of craftsmanship on the sleeping giant…
The game also refers to "The Thing on the Doorstep" (Constance's sudden change in attitude regarding the Occult) "At the Mountains of Madness" (the boring equipment) "Pickman's Model" (the Pickman Gallery) "Call of Cthulhu" and "The Nameless City" among stiil others.
Not sure if it's been mentioned, but with all the talk of connections between Ug-Qualtoth and other deities, I feel that Fallout 76's Mothman Cultists, the Lucky Hole Mine creature, and the statue heads found buried underneath of Tanagra Town to all possibly be connected to this. There are giant statue heads found underground in both Lucky Hole Mine and Tanagra Town and its no coincidence that the Cult of the Mothman was founded out of Lucky Hole Mine, even before the war. Like Atom, it's possible that "Mothman" could be representative of another deity.
On my first Fallout 3 playthrough. I'll certainly make my way to this building!
Goodluck!
“But where do you find one who is clean of soul?”
*ad plays dawn soap*
Me: well that’s one way I guess.
I love the added Lovecraftian side stories in Fallout.
Been following you for a while now, great content as always.
Love You Synonymous! Good Work❤
So, I wonder...
*Picks up the Book*
Oh, this is mighty heavy, I wonder...
"A NEW HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON"
My encounter with this thing in Fallout 3 looked like a movie
I was exploring the limits of Tempenny Towers and got chased by a Albine Radscorpion and a Yao Guai ate the same time, and, since I was getting my ass kicked, I ran as quickly as I could to the nearest settlement in an attempt to flee from the animals, and I ended up in this hellhole of a place called Dunwich Buildings
Glad you covered this topic my friend
Dude your videos are so accurate. Oxhorn missed so much lore.
Incredible video as always.
God I love lovecraftian stuff
Crazy ass theory. It's obvious that the Fallout games all have some Eldritch connection. So what if Vault-Tec started this war not just to give birth to/summon their Great Old One? Either from the souls lost, or the chaos to ensue after the bombs dropped. Idk, it's kinda rough but it was literally a light bulb. A dim one but a lightbulb nonetheless.
What if the Dunwich Mine was part of the reason why The Great War happened? Like all the bad stuff happening to the miners wasn't enough so the forces that burned everyone to bits to make sure those people never got what they were looking for.
The Zetans must be mesmorized at these events tbh.
Keep the vids coming! Really enjoying your content