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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, like, if we're tying it back to the fact that the His just want to absorb as much experience as possible back into their hive mind, then why wouldn't you want people to be as adaptable as possible? You know, like, why, why?


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[Assistant] You can't, you don't want people who are obsessed with being remembered and whatnot. It's like, no, this is all for the greater good. You know, we're all just putting it back into the hist. So why be trapped in a certain gender or body shape or anything like that? I mean, like, they realised, oh, maybe we should be able to wear boots.


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[Assistant] Because uhm, Mirglim from the, the books, doesn't he has like a vision of like being, literally just being a little mindless lizard and then suddenly becoming, you know, an intelligent argonian. So I imagine that's quite a shock to realise. It'd be like one of us having a dream about


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[Assistant] Yeah, metaphorically we're kinda like wearing, cause I mean they wear a lot of, a lot of their, uhm, clothing is decorated isn't it?


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[Assistant] My idea on this is that, you know, it's kind of dangerous, it's kind of dangerous lore because they've set this up with like infinite possibilities, but if the idea is that the Hist see things in other races and take inspiration from it,


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[Assistant] The, part of why, why Argonians seem to have a bunch of different things, not just lizard stuff, is that the hist just like, oh yeah, the bird people, cool, they got wings, we'll chuck that on our Argonians, or something like that. They, they can theoretically just take whatever they want from any race and add it to their hit list.


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[Assistant] Bog blight. But- But they also come back in a physical sense. Yeaah. As well. Yeaah. So, I mean, the way I see that is kind of like, it could just be some kind of swampy parasite. Yeaah. Could be that as well. I mean, one thing I like about the- the stakes is, uhm, you know, even though it has a purpose and, you know, it's kind of a nice burial right to write their story on there.


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[Assistant] But it kind of encourages Argonians to go out and experience a lot of stuff, to go and do things, because at the end of the day, it's all going to be written right there on your gravestake for people to read for, you know, potentially generations afterwards if they're left there. Which is kind of cool as well, because it, you know, it achieves the, uh, the Hists goal.


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[Assistant] You know, you don't just want one of your Argonians just chilling in the swamps doing nothing all his life. Whereas, you know, if you've got a gravestake...


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[Assistant] I kind of see it as a middle ground. Like uhm, you know, they're not like monks who've achieved complete ego death. They just live in the moment. They don't care. I feel like inherently based on the fact they had this ancient civilization, which we'll talk about.


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[Assistant] There's kind of a, there's kind of a mortal desire to like immortalise things and if, if you can kind of...


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[Assistant] Where as in like, in their folklore. Yeah, the idea is that Nerny cursed them with really biting deserts.


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[Assistant] Well, a question I'm curious to hear from both of you on, because I really have no idea if there's actually an answer, but when did this Duskfall happen? Like, do you think it was Merefic times? Early Merefic times?


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[Assistant] Well, one thing I think is interesting, which to be honest, it probably happened after Duskfall anyway, but it's kind of cool how when the alyds, the Barsebic alyds set up the cities of Gideon and Stormhold,


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[Assistant] These idiots, you know, but maybe they've already had their epiphany by now and if they hadn't, which is unlikely, then they would have seen that and been like, yeah, what are we doing? Let's, you know, you can see the folly in it.


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[Assistant] And it just makes sense in general with the idea of ziggurats. Like I think of the kind of Mesopotamian ziggurats that were like thousands and thousands of years ago, like Neolithic times. So you imagine this was so ancient that nobody can ever remember, you know, when the Argonians were like this at all.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, probably for the best, because I'm just imagining, like, with all these body parts of the gods, if, like, the Dwemer are building their Numidium and they find out about the teeth of Siphis, they just take it and slip it into the Numidium like some dentures. It's making it extra powerful.


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[Assistant] So I think, you know, this kind of comes back to the discussion we were having about their burial rights and the importance of riding on their stakes or whatever. But if they can just be sent out as emissaries to die and absorb the information back to the HIST.


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[Assistant] And they're such creatures that live in the moment, then there's really no need for burial riots. Whereas I've kind of like, to me, the idea that they have these burial riots is a good idea for the Hiss to implement into the Argonians, because it encourages getting the souls back to the roots.


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[Assistant] And the Argonians don't really need much more of an excuse as well, they're probably raring to go for so long.


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[Assistant] I mean, simply the idea of a political party in Black Marsh seems kind of counterintuitive. It's like, you know, if you've got the almost tyrannical histories, you could call it. What's a political faction really going to achieve except their will?


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[Assistant] I mean, yeah, you basically just covered it there with the kind of, um, changing from cold-blooded to warm-blooded. There's a, there's a text called On Argonians by Sorantil, which, if it's not the source he was using, it's similar, but basically just, uh,


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[Assistant] For one, it's like, you know, perfectly predicting the oblivion crisis is like the obvious one.


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[Assistant] But then you have, like, uhm, little deals with certain histories, like talking to princes to seek refuge, for example, like, I can't remember, I think it might have been during the Duskfall, I really hope I'm right about this, I'll double check, but a specific history made a deal with Molag Bal to escape to his realm.


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[Assistant] Well, I was just gonna say, sorry, I was gonna say, like, rather than them necessarily being daedric in nature, it's rather that they're not.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well, I mean, if we think about it, like, you know, the idea is you have Anu and Padmai at the top and then time and the universe is created. I'd say, I'd kind of put them on the same level as the gods of Aetherius, you know, before Lorkhan's tricks.


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[Assistant] And, you know, I haven't thought it out well enough to think why there's a section of their world in the mortal realm, but I almost feel like they're not.


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[Assistant] Kinda like a Komodo dragon, I guess, unless I'm misremembering.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's been confirmed somewhere, but basically it's been rationalized somewhere is the proper term.


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[Assistant] Because Scott, didn't you tweet something essentially saying you prefer the look of them in oblivion?


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[Assistant] I think wha- while I get what you were saying about the Oblivion ones, I'll never like the look of Oblivion characters in general, and I think that applies to Argonians too for me.


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[Assistant] When I was researching for this video, I wanted to see the differences between Argonian feet. So I searched Skyrim, Argonian feet, and I just got some really weird mods coming up. So I didn't even end up seeing what they looked like.


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[Assistant] But yea, at the end of the day, it just seems like, you know, you can justify changes with Argonians a lot easier than any other creature because that's the way the Hist roll. Oh, for sure.


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[Assistant] Uhm, should I say, has emerged. Emerged, can't be like say, competition day. No.


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[Assistant] Rightfully, been declared, because that declaration is strong, been declared as the 2024 podcast of the year. And this is courtesy of Gage Awards. I think we deserve a round of applause. Gage Awards, thank you very much.


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[Assistant] You give us all the support, your suggestions, your advice. We're really very grateful. Thank you so much.


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[Assistant] It gets some airports now where they get some kind of people where they be saying, if you enter their country, you carry products where they be fake products. They go arrest you, no go follow, say you are your own babe. They plan on him on.


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[Assistant] So, AfriPrize, a very viable platform where you can get original products and you're not just buying quality, eh. You can also win better price. I like the color AfriPrize because as you win, as sorry, as you buy something, you get quality.


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[Assistant] You'll also get a chance to win. Whether or not vacation, whether or not other products are free prize, we love you.


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[Assistant] The boy don't give us another one when it cause butterflies in our tummy.


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[Assistant] Dumomi the Jig. And this is, eh, now, Percy Webisay, Adult Nation Entertainment. Now, inside NAMSA Adult, we see you. You're revolutionizing the entertainment industry, and we appreciate you. His new song is out. Butterfly. Stream. Download.


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[Assistant] Just run up the numbers. Run up the numbers. So that said let me go straight into the introduction.


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[Assistant] Our guests, if to say she be man, and then born her for Old Testament, her name for be David.


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[Assistant] Why? Because she not a fear any Goliath. She holds the record till date as the youngest female to present herself.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much. Thank you so much. You're welcome. So without introducing the first person, I'm going to introduce the next person. The next person is somebody that I have known for so many years.


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[Assistant] You know, he's always particular about doing the right things.


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[Assistant] The Jesse of the political party at the time to represent them in the general elections, he ran for Senate.


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[Assistant] And he contested against somebody who had been in that office for a very long time.


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[Assistant] In 2023, this young man...


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[Assistant] Ladies and gentlemen, if not book, it read and too much. If not sense, it get and too much. If not find, it find ball. If not determination, and the love for Nigeria, it ain't body. I am talking of no other than G. R. V. Bademow! Roots Vibes!


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[Assistant] Now people have said that young people must do all that they can to see that they participate actively in politics, in government and in governance. But some people look at this situation and say, these young people themselves,


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[Assistant] This Nigeria when people they talk say, Nigeria is a great nation. We must do all that we can to see that Nigeria becomes great again. And young people must play their part.


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[Assistant] But it's important that, it's important that we lay a proper foundation for the conversation. Because like you have said, this is not


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[Assistant] Agenda. Sorry, this is not an age. Uhm.


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[Assistant] Conversation. We are not battling. It's not young versus old.


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[Assistant] In 2023, you know, according to the, uhm, according to the stats, there were 93 million, I think 469,008 registered voters of this 93 million.


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[Assistant] Those who constitute the youth population 18 to 34 make up 37 million plus.


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[Assistant] Middle-aged, 35 to 49, 33 million plus. So these two already make up over 70 million of 93 million.


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[Assistant] But in the result, a little over 20 million people decided the fate of over 200 million people. So it is indicative of the fact that many people are not interested in the process. Now, let me use the example of us now. There are people today


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[Assistant] Who don't even know that there are young people who can participate in governance or there are young people who have participated in governance and made impact. What they know today is the stories of people who have disappointed and that's where I'm going to bring up the better edu situation.


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[Assistant] Young guest minister. She's now suspended. Young guest in this administration.


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[Assistant] We can go on and on about, oh, the future is bright, the nation, the li- the light, the young people will come out and rise and push and do this. But the reality that we are faced with is, many young people are not interested in politics and governance. Baba, today, if election day, and people get option to camp babe for their house.


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[Assistant] If they attach giveaways here, if you vote, you will get 5k.


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[Assistant] I am sure that it would encourage more people to participate than just telling people that this is your future and you participate. And so the big question is, young Nigerians, what do we do to see that


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[Assistant] And he even brought back this conversation about some, about, you know, Lagos for Lagoshians, eh, Anambra for Anambrians, Abia for Abians, Enugu for Enuguis, and the rest of them, you know, although,


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[Assistant] The engineer, the people bid for contracts, in bid, collect the job.


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[Assistant] Did a fantastic job. You know how you go do job, eh? People go even they do videos, say, ah, the contractor went do this road, he do a well, then they happy. More jobs there now. He do that one so that...


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[Assistant] Let's talk about women.


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[Assistant] But it be like say somehow somehow, the reality of our politics.


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[Assistant] Whether we go back to, ehm, pre-colonial times, ehm, pre-independence, post-independence, some people till today still claim that they are students of the school of, ehm, Baba Wole Woh.


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[Assistant] Now, some people have said that a new Nigeria is possible.


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[Assistant] And, they are not a political party, for example, they are a political movement, like the Obedient Movement. But, like for example, in the last maybe two weeks,


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[Assistant] There are people who call themselves key obedient, eh, movement members. And allegations they fly around, say, this was collimony, that was no collimony. Let me even give the example of the NSAS movement also.


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[Assistant] See, it did. There are still some allegations that some people made money.


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[Assistant] From donations that were made at that time. Now, you hear young people wake up every day and say,


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[Assistant] So, some people, the way they cash out for this movement, whether you like it or not, some people is able to just harvest followers.


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[Assistant] Is that new Nigeria possible? Is it really possible? I would want our final word on this before we wrap. All these allegations, I'm sure you must have seen.


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[Assistant] Interesting. So, Okiki, thank you so much. Jarvi, we're really very grateful. Thank you very much. We're sensing that we have touched on, you know, so many areas and we have been able to light that fire.


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[Assistant] Many of us grew up with families that, you know, we lived in maybe one room apartments, two rooms, uh, duplex. We didn't see ourself on a constant. Now you get family where we say na tiki taka.


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[Assistant] Ah, please, before this thing flies, can I, can I just ask you this question because it flew over everybody's head. And I'm sure it flew over you that is watching it. And it's deeper than normal.


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[Assistant] I think in the essay it just looks more like elaborate armor making rather than the being Daedric entities. And like the idea that females are so much stronger. It's like with the males, it pretty much seems like you've got your like your stereotypical female armor in old school fantasy, but just thrown on a dude. So it's like, that's how little thought they get spared for them.


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[Assistant] It's a bit of a theme with Daedra that they're kind of, in some ways, mimicries of mortals, uhm, and they almost seem like a, like a caricature of how you imagine arrogant, snobbish high elves.


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[Assistant] I find it similar with ESO. There's a lot of stuff that is more of just like a reference to the lore. So for example, I'm fairly sure you can get a mount in ESO that's like a


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[Assistant] They're, they're, Daedra are just a completely different beast altogether to like, to our rules of biology. So we'll, I imagine we'll talk a lot about, uhm, the wells in, in Brelach and, uhm,


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[Assistant] Fairly strong theory that they kind of developed a very distinct identity in the Shivering Isles that isn't really seen in the same race elsewhere which will be something we'll talk about.


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[Assistant] My theory on, on all of this and the reason why they seem to have loyalties to Shayagorov is like when, when I think about chaotic creation, so it's like, it's just unrefined chaos in, in Molek Baal's realm, you see it as like pools of azure plasm is what it's called. And basically,


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[Assistant] In chaos, if, you know, if a Daedra is killed, they're reborn from this chaos and it's like they return to the void and then come back and there's a lot of, it's very messy basically.


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[Assistant] So when I think of Shayagorov kind of like, essentially being a patron or a father to them, it's like, he provided them these secure means of being reproduced essentially, like by giving them these wellsprings where they can be reborn.


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[Assistant] They've kind of, the ones who come back here, developed a very specific identity that aligns with him and his realm.


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[Assistant] That's how I, so that, that to me explains why you see seducers and dark seducers prior to the Shivering Isles DLC that seem nothing like the dark seducers in the Isles.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's like having a, you know, in the real world having a race or a culture that is vastly different to their own people because they were born into a different society. You know, like say it's people born in America versus people born in Britain or something like that. They kind of become completely isolated even though they're born from the same stock or whatever.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so it seems like for both there, there's, there is evidence there to suggest the potential that Shayagorov has decided, you know, he wants two distinct groups to, to rule the two sections of his province, or province, his realm.


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[Assistant] And he's kind of like, yeah, like the seducers, there's potential there. Cause the descriptions of the dark seducers we were just giving isn't really anything like the dark seducers we see in the Shivering Isles. And there's potentials that the Orioles do originate from the same place as the Aurorids.


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[Assistant] The Golden Saints dying out. It's essentially like, if they were all to disappear, Shayagorov's like, his creation or his design, I'd say.


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[Assistant] It's no longer there, but the vestiges, the souls are still in the void, ready to return in some form or another.


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[Assistant] It's like, I'm like, I don't want to go on too deep of a tangent, but Scott, when you mentioned before about the, the possibility that, uh, Mundus is just Lorcan's plane of oblivion and people wonder about the connection between the Hist and the Daedra and oblivion. But if you think about it, the same way we talk about this Azur plasm, this Kaodic creation.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's kinda like the Waba Jack. I also, I also like.


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[Assistant] Are you thinking of that, that image with like the green background and there's the seducer holding up the crescent. So yeaah, it's pretty cool.


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[Assistant] So, in summary, we've taken a pebble of information and constructed entire realms of conjecture upon it. As we do.


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[Assistant] What is up, ladies and gentlemen? Welcome back to Fudge Muppet. This is the Elder Scrolls Podcast with me, Scott, as well as Michael and Drew, as always. And today we are talking all about the Daedric Prince of the Hunt, Percy.


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[Assistant] Or her sign. There's varying interpretations, um, pronunciations. Oh really? But I like her scene. Well, yeaah. I see her scene as well. Yeaah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well there's that cool element to him. So even being like half the conscience of man, if you sort of think about that too, like the, the werebeasts curse, like lycanthropy is sort of like kind of that blessing is like sort of tapping them into that more primal part of things as well.


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[Assistant] The way I kind of look at it is that he is really...


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[Assistant] You know, whether it's, you know, whether it's Karstag or something like he's, there's basically, there's no, uh, limitations there for him, I think. And he's just always there about the, you know, sportsmanship.


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[Assistant] And the hunt and stuff, and we can, we've kind of mentioned this before, but there's the idea that he's like, technically one of the more moral in, not moral in like, a moral like, do-gooder, but he's very,


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[Assistant] He's quite consistent for the fair part in terms of this sportsmanship and fan-


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[Assistant] I'll read, I'll read you this, this like cool piece I really like from uhm,


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[Assistant] The Great Spirits of the Reach Volume 2, and this is about the Reachmen and their religion.


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[Assistant] Like all Reach gods, Hircine is regarded as a cruel teacher. Indeed, Reach folk do not call their articles of faith beliefs. They call them lessons. But those who heed Hircine's lessons grow swift, strong, and cunning.


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[Assistant] For a Reach Hunter, these physical manifestations of faith are far more important than any other nebulous ethical concerns debated in the temples of the divines.


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[Assistant] Her scene is the avatar of the fierce and terrifying Now.


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[Assistant] He tells his followers that life is lived breath by breath and all creatures are predator, prey, or both. This engenders a sense of urgency and constant wariness that often leads to conflict, but also keeps the rich folks safe. In the heart of a Hircine worshipper, there is no rest and no expectation of


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[Assistant] So yeah, it's, it's, it's a cool, uhm, I don't- That is really cool.


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[Assistant] But I guess it comes to the sportsmanship of things, that's the kind of thing, it's the winning, it's about the game, the love of the game.


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[Assistant] I mean, oh, yea, but it is also, he does still have like a protection of his followers, I guess. Like his were-creatures, he's, he seemed to have like quite a, like, he likes, cause he's, he's come down on people before for, um, hunting were-creatures. He doesn't like the, like,


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[Assistant] It's not, uh, you know, you, you know, your chosen children kind of thing. Like you, you can still, you know, fight off.


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[Assistant] I can't remember exactly where I read it, but there was, it was a line about that he doesn't like it when were creatures become


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[Assistant] Well, as we've talked about too, it is kind of like the Daedra are more, like they have more of a personality. That's what I was getting at. Plenty of them have relationships and stuff, so in the same way, like relationships to his children.


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[Assistant] I don't think that to be fair, like it's because it involved the werecreatures. I don't think if it was like some other group or something like that, that they would have, he would have had the same reaction.


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[Assistant] Necessarily, uhm, but I love, speaking of multi-facet and stuff, I love the name, the Spee with five points as one of his Richmond names because this is referencing his various aspects, his five aspects.


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[Assistant] Um, which the Reachmen recognize and we've sort of seen in, in some of the games, but there's Al Rubegg, the Hunter.


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[Assistant] And here's that, that's the sort of classic one you see with him and his, you know, bonehead kind of thing or deer head or whatever one it is with the spear of bitter mercy. Then there's also basically a werewolf store bag.


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[Assistant] Gullibeg, the quick fox, and then Hrockabeg, the mighty bear. And these are like different, they have like attributed different things like speed, strength, and agility, stuff like that.


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[Assistant] But yeah, so these are the, these are the five, um, aspects that you, that you hear about in, in Richmond mythology. And they also, uh, you see them in the blood moon prophecy in the blood moon DLC you, you experience. And I think.


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[Assistant] Yes, so a lot of, a lot of her scene, like her scene is, um,


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[Assistant] It's another really cool example of Khajiit mythology fleshing out her scene as well, as they've done with plenty of the gods.


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[Assistant] There's, there are also the, the needs and nords have had her seen as like, sometime, never like an official sort of worship, except there's this one tribe called the Keptu.


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[Assistant] That have like this Bloodroot Forge thing, which Hircine helped them make to harvest the power of the Nurn Crux. This is all related to like the Nurn Crux, which is like this big star power thing that the Daraki needs used and stuff. We won't go into that.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so there are these, yeaah, that happen, they say every era, but it's more often than that. And sort of, but I'm just trying to find the, um, I have the four signs.


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[Assistant] I love those prophetic signs, like they're just, it's just really cool. It like adds a lot more to this like presence. It's kind of biblical. I like that kind of stuff.


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[Assistant] It's not just uhm, every era like it was said in Blood Moon originally.


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[Assistant] I love how the, and also, uhm, there's Minotaurs that have been seen in service of, uh, her scene, uhm, as well, and with the, what's it called, the Dreadhorn Clan that was organized. It's, a lot of my,


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[Assistant] Well even his planes, his, his hunting grounds are sort of said to just be big, like forests and grasslands and stuff in a very typical sort of hunt environment, like there's nothing, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, the actual, here's the quote, And then the end of that quote's interesting too, cause it's Clavicus Vile, my, uh, Clavicus Vile may perhaps even be of some blood relation to her scene as well. Which is just a little-


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[Assistant] That's pretty loose, but I feel like there could be some stuff there with Daegon, cause Daegon, if you actually look at Meiren's Daegon in


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[Assistant] The, uh, Morrowind's mythology and, and such like that. He's one of the Four Corners of House of Troubles and he is, um, a manifestation of physical challenge and the sort of environment and elements and things like, you know, earthquakes and eruptions and storms and stuff like that.


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[Assistant] So if you were to sort of marry those two together, you've got all of the actual environment and then you've also got the creatures and stuff of her scene and stuff and together they kind of make up the wild nature.


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[Assistant] You can make some, like, interesting connections too, just in the way that he's a bit of a, uh, you know how Hercine's a bit of a sportsman and he likes to take down big fish and that's like, you know, that's cool, like, taking down, uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's quite interesting. Uhm, one thing I think people would be disappointed if we didn't bring up is his story in the 16 Accords of Madness. Oh yes, with Shay Agora.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, so he has this bat- he has, he organises this sportsman-like battle with Shaogorath. You're each gonna create a creature, and then they're gonna fight it out. And Hursin creates a Weir Daedroth, which is a big Weir Daedroth, that's what it is. It's a big half.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and then, um, and then Sheogorath has this little, I'm pretty sure it's blue, little tiny bird. And then basically, Hircine wins because the bird basically lands on the Daedroth's nose and just sort of jumps around everywhere and makes it attack itself and destroy itself in exhaustion and, and slashing itself.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's a, it's a cool like, like I, I think I said this in the other podcast, the rank in the Daedric artifacts, but I,


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[Assistant] That's a, that's a quote. Here's something, here's some interesting stuff that we really should like. I don't know how much we can actually speculate or talk about, but so there's the totems of her scene.


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[Assistant] But the powers of blood of the beast were yet flowing among the selected.


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[Assistant] That's like crazy ancient, like before sort of Aldmeris really as a concept or anything like that, right?


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[Assistant] See, like I mean, this obviously, it all sort of implies, and as we sort of thought, like being a primal kind of thing, but he would, her scene seems like he's been around for a long, long time, like one of the more ancient sort of.


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[Assistant] So like, you know how we were talking about that concept of er and erdra or erdadra that gets thrown around a bit in er meaning early primal. Like, I guess you could make the argument that he might count among them.


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[Assistant] It depends how primal you're talking about, like if you're talking about like so primal before animals and stuff even, you're just talking about obscure forces, so maybe things like Nocturnal, Namira and so on.


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[Assistant] Yeah, he's a cool god and like I said, like, you know, like we sort of said, it's all about his interpretations of gods that make them cool and stuff, but I really love that he's like,


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[Assistant] The embodiment of the now for the, for the Richmond and stuff, like the breath by breath, like Hunter go. Like it's just, it's just a cool.


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[Assistant] It's just a cool thing. So there's also the Totem of Chlorin Fang, which is a Skarl artifact, but also said to be a Hircine artifact that they sort of fight over and they use it to summon the Spirit Bear, which you could say is the...


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[Assistant] Yeah, anyway, and in that, so, and that's what they would summon to, to challenge. And it's like, please the ore maker and stuff, but, um, aside from that, there's.


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[Assistant] But finally, we've got Saviour's Hide, the Scourge of the Oathbreaker. Woah! A great thing to put on a Bosma build for Skyrim.


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[Assistant] It looks, it looks really cool on a female in Skyrim. It doesn't look too crash hot on a dude. It doesn't look too crash hot in Oblivion. It looks okay.


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[Assistant] But, uh, yeaah, so there's like werewolves, there's werevulches, which would sound insane in Valenwood, uhm, weresharks, all sound like, I'm pretty sure.


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[Assistant] There's were-lions as well. Yeah, there's were-lions found in Elsweyr, Black Marsh, and Cyrodiil, were-crocodiles found in Black Marsh and Morrowind, uh, hammerfell and highrock you can find were-boars, and were-bears, Skyrim, Northern Cyrodiil, Northern Highrock, Northern Morrowind, and Solstheim.


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[Assistant] And werebats in Valenwood, but I don't think they're actually lycanthrobes.


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[Assistant] They, they, they put them in there to nod, but yea. They should have been. Yea, get some mods going on.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, I think that pretty much touches on everything. He's a fairly straight forward Daedric Prince, but he is, he is cool. He's got one of the coolest, um, like physical designs, I think. I like just the, the hearse thing with the sort of bone deer head.


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[Assistant] Bits and pieces in there, like, I wish, I wish, cause like how we saw with the Khajiit, they built a new pantheon around...


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[Assistant] They're not as fleshed out or as good. They need some more love. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely.


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[Assistant] What is up ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudge Muppet, my name is Scott, I'm here with Michael and Drew as always for the Elder Scrolls Podcast and today we are talking all about the Maomo or the Sea Elves or the Tropical Elves or the


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[Assistant] Fish elves, if you wanna be derogatory, but which one of you guys would like to take the reins?


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[Assistant] Well, it's in their, uh, they've got their, like, white eyes, um, as well. And I like the translucent sort of stuff, cause I kind of imagine it like a jellyfish, like this sort of colonist look. And you, and it kind of matches up with what you see in ESO. But then there are those particular-


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. And, and then there's that thing with the, the scaled ones where it's sort of, it said that they're a mix of, of serpent and, um, elf and sea elf through sorcery and stuff to get those scaled brutes ones. It's in the, in the scaled elves.


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[Assistant] Wouldn't wanna live there at all. Probably doesn't bother them at all. Like they kinda seem like they could be like constantly like. I mean I imagine it used to be.


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[Assistant] Well, like if we were to place, like there are some, uh, theories about Pyandeneor itself being sort of like a sunken version of Aldmeris. If we're not, if you just, if you don't talk about the idea that Tamriel and all that was Aldmeris, like just pretending that just the basic idea that Aldmeris was just the other continent, like Atmora is another continent.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that Pai and Dania could be sort of like a, uhm.


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[Assistant] Well technically, I guess it wasn't old Maris that was once with all of the continents together, like old Elnife before it was sundered, so technically, it probably would have been part of it, like this big one continent landmass. Yeah, that's a bit, yeah, if we take it literally.


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[Assistant] Cause that's what's interesting, this is a, I guess it does, I just, it was just a fleeting idea though, I think there is enough, like, actual evidence, but, Organum's only, like, physical interaction is in that story, pretty sure, other, other times it's like, oh, Organum invaded this place, or this place, or whatever.


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[Assistant] Outside of that, he's got like this very like mythological feel. Like I sometimes I might wonder if you could even spin a theory. I was like, is Orgnum even real or is he just sort of this like...


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[Assistant] Scary sort of figurehead behind these elves because it would also explain like why they just aren't as successful as they could be with this immortal, deathless wizard. Like maybe they should be able to take the Somerset Isles and stuff. Like if he's immortal, like back to Aldmeris kind of thing as according to him, it's like that's a long, long time. That's.


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[Assistant] Over four and a half thousand years longer. And it's sort of like, well, maybe, uh, maybe they just have this big boogeyman, but there is no actual boogeyman actually, or maybe he was lived once, but is dead and gone. And they just sort of propagate the scary myth to everyone else.


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[Assistant] Kinda like a Grey Fox theme. Yeah, yeah, in a sense. But not as literal.


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[Assistant] But I don't know, I just thought it was an interesting idea, just because outside of the Wolf Queen story, I don't think there is any, like, said, like, oh, here comes the Sea Elf, here's the interaction, here's that. And as much as the Wolf Queen thing is a story, it can be completely, like, legitimate. All of, a lot of, all the events surrounding it happen.


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[Assistant] I actually think I, I actually think I prefer the Old Merus split story and then the kind of


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[Assistant] The Ultima being the most recognizable strain of Aldmer and that's how they see their enemies because if you think about it, no, no one has an idea where this Aldmeris is, is because it's gone.


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[Assistant] But, so they're looking for it and so they're kind of, they've found this land and it's got the closest resembled, uhm, elven people to the old mass, so they're kind of like, you know.


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[Assistant] What do we, what do we think of the really sort of off the cuff thing? I think it's mentioned in one of the pocket guides that he is said to be the serpent god of Satokal.


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[Assistant] Like, at first, my first thing is like, that's a meme because Satokal in himself is a bit of like a embodiment of like similar to Anu and Padme. It's kind of like a very, like King Orgnum is not the cosmic forces of Anu and Padme. Otherwise it'd be.


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[Assistant] Oh, see, now that is a sick idea that they should, if they ever reveal more about Organum or so on, imagine the whole idea about him being the Deathless Wizard is him just shedding his skin over and over again, like, kind of, that's how he is actually the Deathless Wizard.


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[Assistant] Cause it's like I mentioned, it's kind of like saying that you're like the, you're like the, the embodiment or like person, like you embody gravity, like some kind of universal force. Like you literally are gravity. It kind of just, the forces are so abstract in the way that like just, they're just,


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[Assistant] It's literally just chaos and order colliding and it's kind of like-


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[Assistant] The only other thing they could do is go to Yakuda. Like, if you had the Yakuda with the Empire of the left-handed elves, perhaps they were in...


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[Assistant] While we're on the topic of snakes, we can start talking about their serpent, or their snake magic and their big sea serpents and stuff that they use as steeds and war beasts.


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[Assistant] So you have all those sea serpents and their snakes and stuff and you'll imagine them coming along with their ships which are described really cool in the Wolf Queen books. Uhm, it was, uh,


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[Assistant] Insectoid, certainly, with its membranous sails and rugged chiton hull. But she had seen similar, if not identical, sea craft in Morrowind. No, if not for the flag, which was markedly alien, yada yada. But the whole idea that it's this big sort of like insectoid kind of ship.


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[Assistant] Maybe I like that. I don't think they necessarily have to. It could even just be like, uh, you know, it could just be, maybe they could breathe under the water for 10 minutes. Like they don't have to be like livable underwater, but you know, like any mammal or anything, I don't know, like dolphins or whales, they need to come up for air, but they can, you know, breathe for ages.


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[Assistant] I also love just the additional parts so like you can imagine them like coming after you. Uhm, but the specifically that the sailors, the sea elves are supposed to be like nimble acrobats and stuff, sort of like jumping on boarding the ship. So you can imagine them catching up and they're just all like swinging over and just being like. It sounds really scary.


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[Assistant] Mentioning that, it's sort of interesting to, uh, to actually think about their biology in terms of like, they could, they-


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[Assistant] There's examples where they've shaped their biology, obviously by merging sort of sea serpent kind of stuff with themselves. That kind of like, at least makes me think a little bit more that maybe their biology was self-determined rather than this sort of degeneration or curse.


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[Assistant] I mean, we just- Because like, I just, in terms of the curse, like, I don't know what, like, what's the, the problem. Like if anything there, they've got advantages. We, I think it's absolutely necessary for their survival to develop these skills.


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[Assistant] But that's why I'm thinking maybe it is a magical sort of, like a willingness thing. Like, yeah, this is better. We've, we've got to do this to survive in Payandania. We have to change to this and doing it of themselves rather than someone putting a curse on them. Cause look, I tell you what, if I was cursing,


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[Assistant] Yeah, because they gotta deal with them and as well as the slowed and then it slowed.


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[Assistant] No, can I just, but outside of Ultima people saying that obvious, like, you know, we're the descendants of the Altmeri and so on, to throw it out there, it's like, they, they just said that as much as any, like, really.


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[Assistant] That they all kind of have that chameleon, like that sort of translucent sort of skin, like they've only just sort of become mortal away from this sort of more spiritual thing, physical.


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[Assistant] Then they had a big argument, then piondineer ones got split off and in this piondineer place and then from there comes down, you know, the, the splits and so on and they look sort of more similar, like more, um, shaped in sort of a mortal skin form.


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[Assistant] And then you've just, but you've had this like isolated group that have been isolated way back.


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[Assistant] That's what maybe, yea, maybe the Ultima, cause the Ultima do like, you know, there's such thing as Ultima propaganda and them making them like, their obsession with ancestor stuff, like even much like a lot of like real world cultures and stuff, like they get obsessed with ancestors, yet they have no clue what


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[Assistant] They were like, or what they do, or it turns out that these ancestors actually had different philosophical ideas and stuff like that. So like,


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[Assistant] It is possible for it to be adulterated. Um, and you have also like just when you consider things like.


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[Assistant] It would be interesting, like, what, what, what's the snow elves relation in terms of like,


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[Assistant] Egg kinda thing, and a lot of it when you're dealing with such, like, mythology, obviously,


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[Assistant] The Elven mythology, uh, of the Aldmer and stuff is more, uh, repeated and spread and so on, but it's the same kind of mentality where it's like,


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[Assistant] Here's the elven version of events, but that doesn't mean it's the true one in the same way you can compare what's the Yakudian version of events or the Nord version of events and stuff like that. So there's really no-


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[Assistant] For sure. And even most of the elves, like outside of snow elves, like the rest of the elves sort of had, uh, reasons behind their transformations as well. Like, they thoroughly explained, they didn't just transform.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess there's not much there, but they kind of just look really very close to Elven. Like they look as different as like the Chima or whatever. Like they don't look drastically different like the Dark Elves or the Snow Elves. I don't think.


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[Assistant] I imagine it's sort of them in the sea, cause you don't see them in the sea, but like as a, like a flying fish combined with the sun.


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[Assistant] But they did, um, I mean they did have help, but like there was, uh, during the war of the Isle, like they did- They came close. They are still a threat, like, you know, the Somerset Isles had to get the intervention of the Empire and the Sigix and stuff to support them. Supposedly, yeaah.


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[Assistant] And I know that's, that's in the, obviously it says like, that's, it just says Isle of Artaeum, but in the third pocket guide, um, it explicitly says, uh,


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[Assistant] Not completely unrelated, it's still about CLs, but uhm, aesthetically ESO did a really good job, like, besides adding like a lot of biathons and stuff like that, the uhm, I really like just, you know, it's just interesting aesthetic to see all the sort of like shell looking things and the serpent motifs and stuff like that, like,


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[Assistant] There's, there's some really nice looking. It's kind of nice to just see something. There's this one picture in ESO of, uh, I've actually made it the thumbnail for this and it's got the, um,


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[Assistant] It's got like a mage chicken and a dude in full armor. And I just love seeing it like next to a real tropical, beautiful kind of looking environment. Like you can kind of imagine it like.


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[Assistant] So basically it was supposedly lost then by organum, but we also haven't had a mention of organum since that point, since the 110th year of the third era. Like he's had no.


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[Assistant] Impact anywhere else since he lost his coffer. So if it was kind of.


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[Assistant] Maybe it is his heart and he's dead or, or the gold thing. Maybe he doesn't have the same amount of resources and stuff to like fund his, uh, fleets and so on. And if you consider that the fleets are built with wooden ships, unless there's lots of like, if it really is this giant mangrove, I don't know how conducive that is.


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[Assistant] Well, maybe they need it for wood. Maybe they need to import wood because they live in this giant sort of misty mangrove with like, limited.


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[Assistant] The thing is, I feel like everyone trades a lot more than we here. Cause there's lots of little pieces of lore. It's like, oh, this person trade to Akavir. Oh, this person's a translator who's been to, you know, at more Tamriel and Akavir and...


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[Assistant] Yakuuta and the kind of like jumping around everywhere and there are, and there's also, remember there are more islands that I guess might not have been mentioned. Like there's islands in between.


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[Assistant] Here in, uh, Tamriel on Yakuta between Akavir and Tamriel. So there's lots of potential like trade spots and so on. So for example, you could be, just imagine someone in Morrowind is trading with Ezrio Net, but you never gonna, you're not gonna hear about that, but it seems isolated. Some of those islands I've


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[Assistant] Not, not the bi- Oh, yeaah, yeaah, that's right, I don't have to remember this, cause I was, uhm, I thought that when I read that, I was like, is that just like a fabricated like funny tale? Like, about this captain were-shark? So that's why I was like, I'm not gonna necessarily take it, this lizard-bull thing seriously and-


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[Assistant] Talk about it in the, in the, in the beast folk race. Cause it's the saga.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and that's the only source for it. So I'm like, this sounds a bit funny, so.


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[Assistant] If they were going to add any race into the Elder Scrolls 6, I think CL would be the best. If they wanted to sort of advertise the Elder Scrolls 6, and now there's 11 races that you can play as, like, I definitely think CL's both like lower, like if it's in say in Hammerfell or even High Rock, it's sort of like the coastal area. So it's closer proximity kind of thing.


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[Assistant] And it would be cool and you could imagine some cool like gameplay kind of effects and stuff.


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[Assistant] Just for a, for a normal elf, not the one with like, you know, with an opening jaw and like all of the scales and stuff, I guess.


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[Assistant] But I think they would look, they would, I don't know, I can imagine an Elder Scrolls 6 Hammerfell with them. If there was any, if you were to convince me of any, I don't think they need more playable races. They should flesh out the ones that have more. They're said to hate the Altman so much.


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[Assistant] Todd Howard's just straight up said anyways, like I think 10's, he's literally said before like 10's, uh, I think 10's enough, but I'd be more interested in diversifying them all. But funnily enough Skyrim sort of kind of got rid of a lot of the diversity in them.


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[Assistant] If they wanted to look at real world cultural inspirations for them, I think they should have gone like a little bit more like maybe like Polynesian or something or like some more of those sort of motifs. I mean it fits because, you know, Polynesian


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[Assistant] Do you know what I mean? Like I think it would just be a cool, um, look and especially, especially, you know, you could even have like some sort of pollination tattoo type tattoo inspired things on their translucent skin would like stand out heaps and like, uh, yeah, I don't know. I just think it would be cool.


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[Assistant] You know? Last thing I guess to mention as well is like, beyond just being raiders and stuff, they've also been slavers. As well. In the uhm, they were in the hinterlands of Huesbane in the latter years of the first era until the second era, they were still uhm, they were slavers.


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[Assistant] Which also, to be honest, back in the day, a lot of like, pirating type of raiders would. It's an easy, you just, you go in, you raid, you take a bunch of prisoners, go to somewhere and sell them. So, their leader is an easy one.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think that pretty much wraps up all of the, uh,


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[Assistant] What did I put? Yeah, I put that as well. Okay. So we just need one.


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[Assistant] What is up ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudge Muppet, I'm Scott here with Michael and Drew, and today's special guest, Camelworks, who if you don't know, you should know, and we've actually been friends since 2014?


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[Assistant] I had just like one, I don't know if it even, if there's any like connection to uhm, maybe some kind of like, uh,


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[Assistant] I don't know. Vampire Bloodline is saying, you know Harkin has a katana. That's like literally all this conjecture is based upon. Like maybe there is some like secret, but it doesn't make sense.


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[Assistant] That's the other thing, like half of these are also, they're just the names of a lore topic as well. Like they're not, some of them aren't like theories necessarily.


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[Assistant] Next is from the many-headed Talos, and that's a Michael Kirkbride writing that actually predates Skyrim, but in Skyrim it was slightly modified and used as Heimskir's speech, you know, the whole like, Talos Stormcrown thing.


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[Assistant] It just vanished one day, mysteriously. It sounds really like Return of the Elysian Order kind of vibe thing, you know what I mean? And then he disappeared.


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[Assistant] This guy is, I don't know if he's that great. I'm pretty sure he also got handed, if going through the dynasty, he got handed a decent like, uh, empire at the time. Like it wasn't like a crazy amount of strife or anything.


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[Assistant] Either so. How do you go stuffing that up?


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[Assistant] Next one! So uhm, in, in Blood Moon, like before we even got to Skyrim or going to the portal or anything, there's a character called Ulfgar the Unending who's basically like,


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[Assistant] Betrayed and cursed and turned into like an immortal, like a living stone, I think it was, I can't quite read, uh. I think that was a different, that was a grove with three things that got turned to stone. Yeah, and that's Brody's grove and he's the guy that he owns, um, Stormfang, the lightning sort of greatsword and so on, but he actually has a quote.


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[Assistant] Where, uhm, he was looking for Sovngarde with his, uhm, friends. And it's funny because it kind of makes out Sovngarde to seem more like an unfamiliar, kind of, mystical place that they're going to find, but it could also be just metaphorical, they're gonna die, but there's like, uhm,


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[Assistant] So, yeaah. And people have been to Far Shores, I'm pretty sure in the Elsa expansion you go to the Sandspear on the stars.


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[Assistant] But I haven't played it. I can never get it to work. It's kind of whack, I think. I can't quite remember. Cause I know Sheogorath is there in front when you're going to find them and tell her I'm pretty sure. And it's, it's.


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[Assistant] This is a thing, I guess, um, Daggerfall's old, in terms of like, even some of its like, lore stuff, I guess, like things, you know, the lore evolves over time and so on, so it's been like...


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[Assistant] I don't know, there's a lot of things in Daggerfall that really don't apply anymore, I guess.


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[Assistant] I mean, I've actually noticed like later on this list, there is something that refers to their like Kelpic army, but I subscribe to the idea that like Sovngarde is of like the sort of great nords that like die in battle or whatnot to actually be the army for sure in the next game.


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[Assistant] There's a VIP section for the, for the best warriors. Yeah, pretty much. And then the rest is just, you know, the plebs. As soon as it's just a bouncer.


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[Assistant] I can never figure out where we are. Oh, there we go. Okay. Oh god, yeaah. And I'm pretty sure this is just Kirkbride's little writing about the Thalmor.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's the whole- By getting rid of Talos worship. Yeah, it's the principles of undoing creation and going back to being floaty spirits and ethereos essentially. Sounds mad.


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[Assistant] You could just really go like they're metaphysical building blocks, really.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we'll get there. We'll get there. Wait, aren't they just referenced Daedrons? Isn't that just the singular form? For them? Of a Daedra? Or Daedroths, because I think there's Daedra as the plural, so I need a Daedraoth.


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[Assistant] I mean, the wiki, the wiki says the prophecies of Drogh Zad are comparable to the Nereveen prophecies and may be tangentially connected on the Drozira page.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but that's, well, I mean, that kind of pulls them in a little bit more to the Nerevarine proxy, like, proximity-wise, like. Yeah, true. Zero is like origins.


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[Assistant] I feel like if you were going to go down any rabbit hole, whether it could be, I would say Drosera is the best mix, only because like, you know, being, um, associate like in the battle of red mountain kind of thing and being called as a referential to narrow green stuff. Like, but yeah.


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[Assistant] But isn't it, cause isn't a hyst sap anyway, like it's supposed to have adverse effects on non-humans, like argonians, it's fine. No, no, but you can, it'll happen to you if you are an argonian. Yeah. I feel like that's an example of a game limitation that you can consider.


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[Assistant] Real help. Adra are evil, and I think this is kind of just referring to Mankar Cameron's kind of view of things, where Lorcan was betrayed, he was like the prince of his own realm, but betrayed by the other, like what we call Adra.


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[Assistant] And uh, that they're actually the bad guys, which is a fun theory to be honest. Like, I kinda quite like, uh, his view of things.


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[Assistant] Their idea, rather than if you take the sort of like evolutionary kind of vibe thing where it's like in the migrations of the wandering Elnife and they sort of, you know, trickle down and trickle down and become like the races of man. There's the Nordic mythology, there's the whole idea that Cain breathed them onto the throat of the world and created them.


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[Assistant] Kind of. So I wonder if it's kind of pulling on that sort of idea that they like created things as opposed to


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[Assistant] I don't know if that really makes, you know what I mean? As opposed to the other ones that were just wandering Elnife that continually bred and bred and bred until they became, um, more mundane away from the spiritual forms. Like they had to resort to, they couldn't create anymore with their own power. They had to resort to procreation. Like that's how all of the,


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[Assistant] LNFA and stuff ended up, you know, the aedra that weren't the aedra that could go and be the earth bones and such like that.


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[Assistant] I don't know why, I just get the vibe, like, I just get the vibe that uhm, they, they don't know why they disappeared and they actually just, when they came back they're like, yeah, we did that. Same as the crisis, right? Same as the crisis, I guess that's why.


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[Assistant] That's like, imagine if Australia all of a sudden, 75% of it got covered by water, and there's only like bits of land you left, but you might, you would probably refer to that place as, oh Australia still, like what's left of it, in the same way you could kinda go, oh Yakuta and there could just be,


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[Assistant] Yeah, but that's like- Should you be able to see that far across the sea? Probably not.


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[Assistant] Still, you can look at a lot of the lore, like, like Drew was saying, a lot of the lore examples, like, it's, it's kind of like if you weigh them all up, there's some that refer to Yakuda still being a place, but like, I would say that the majority don't.


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[Assistant] Cause there was a couple of ways, and then, and then yea, like you'd expect, my biggest thing is, it wasn't like every single Yakuta and up and left instantly, it's like, waves of them left over a bit of time, but there still should be a lot of people left, like I'm sure not everyone.


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[Assistant] I always interpret it as like him and, you know, how the, the Amulet of Kings has like the, it's like the oversoul of past emperors and stuff like that. They sort of use that, this one big superpower thing to be an avatar of Akatosh, but it's related to the idea that there's a pact between them with the dragon.


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[Assistant] Um, and then after, it's kind of out of canon stuff, but have you seen like that artwork of, um,


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[Assistant] I dunno if they actually resurrected it, but they were trying to.


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[Assistant] Yeah, well there's this be- there's a- the picture itself, I'm not sure if it's someone else's picture based on Kirkbride's writing or what, but uhm. Kirkbride had one concept art for it.


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[Assistant] Yeah. I think, I think they took that drawing and then someone's, I've seen one with like Daedra and stuff around fighting them.


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[Assistant] But uhm, it's a cool idea and I also feel like I can kind of headcanon that cause it doesn't interfere with anything else cause Morrowind gets, you know, blown up. So it doesn't really matter. You know what I mean? But yeah. Anyway. I don't think it's.


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[Assistant] I've heard, I've heard someone explaining to, I think in an old video I made too, but like the skull, it's kind of a distinction between animism and monotheism. Like they believe like spirits are in kind of everything, whereas monotheism is being like the one kind of great, one true God.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and already the Allmaker has the adversary, like there's already a duality there, like an acknowledged being and stuff, and then they have like other, you know, bits and pieces to it as well. Whereas uhm,


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[Assistant] Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. I don't think it exactly applies to Omega, but I guess close enough. But yeah, I think would be referring mainly to the Elysian Order and their belief in, in what they just called the One, which is their one big great God, which is like the closest thing, like said to the Godhead, I guess, the idea that


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[Assistant] They were the closest to being, I guess, correct, but that's not exactly how it works because myth matters in The Elder Scrolls, so, woah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it was a powerful artifact created by Archmage Shaladol.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so people would say, like, you know how you gotta go back in time, you get the wooden mask, you go get all the masks, and then you get Konarik and so on, and Konarik, like, when you die, you, uh. Gives you health. It always gives you health.


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[Assistant] That is actually glum. It sounds way cooler than a moss. But, I guess what we're talking about, it's the di- it's the, uh, separation of, like, lore and, um, and gameplay things. Like so many, Skyrim especially, so many of them are shitty compared to their lore.


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[Assistant] What they talk about in the lore. Like, I kinda quite like this theory, just because, like, if you treat it as the lore versus the shitty game representation of it, because it has to work within gameplay mechanics, so.


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[Assistant] The other thing to sort of go against this is kind of the timing, like you would think that like building a dragon mask, priest mask and so on would happen during the time of the dragon cult, but like the dragon cult was, uh, pretty sure it was all gone before the first era. It's like dying out in the first era. Harold, I think King Harold.


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[Assistant] Gets rid of the rest of it or something. In 118 I think, vaguely. Can't remember the exact date. I'll find it.


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[Assistant] Uh, 140, so in year one, in the year 140 of, uh, of first era, Harald's forces stumble upon an attack fall host, the last stronghold of dragon cult.


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[Assistant] When it's like got Shalador and stuff who I think is a little bit later even, uhm, it doesn't really make sense that he's making a dragon priest mask and hiding it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, alright, next one, Emperor from the West. No clue.


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[Assistant] I don't think that would be a legitimate, like a good theory unless Todd, only because Todd Howard released his notes and that was a, uh, like a concept for it. Outside of that, I don't really think it has much.


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[Assistant] Do you know what I mean? So like, even if you direct to trans, like, you still can't understand their secrets. Like for example, you know, um, the, uh, the plans, the, uh, like divine metaphysics or whatever that you give to Jaeger and Bagan and he says, no, I'm not going to read it. Cause I don't think you, why, if Dwayne language was easy enough to, you know, translate, could he not just translate?


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[Assistant] I have seen it referenced plenty of times, but it's the one thing that I kind of like vaguely, kinda, like I take quite literally like, echo, I don't know if it's kind of like,


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[Assistant] I'm referring, this is a complete guess, so I'm not, you know how there's the idea of like previous Calpas and stuff like that? You know, this idea that in a previous Calpas, say like, Molag Bal was a Dreg or something. Does like, does the King of the Dregs or whatever and his carapace kind of, you know, created the Ruddy Man? Is the Ruddy Man like a myth echo? It's an echo of a,


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[Assistant] Previous time, do you know what I mean? That it's affecting the current.


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[Assistant] You know, mythic echoes. I wanna look. I can't even find a link to anything. Look, let's see what the lore community actually...


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[Assistant] It was just a forum post, but this is what you get. This is where it takes you.


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[Assistant] I, I, I kind of a, like, I don't know even if you could go like, you know, stretch it to like Palinor being like a myth echo of, you know, like any Shezarene really of, you know, Shazaar or Lorcan or whatever it is, like the myth and then the echoes in there. I'm ready to next this one.


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[Assistant] Uhm, yeaah. It just thinks of Daedric, uh, mischief. Could even be like a Telvanni wizard, did it to him. Cause isn't he kind of around that area? Can't remember.


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[Assistant] He's in, uh, Azura's Coast. Yeah, that's kind of Telvanni area. So it could be like a Telvanni.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's the... Yeah. But it's been later rationalized as not a real dragon, I think. I don't know, look, this is where you get the conflict of like Daggerfall era lore and more sort of post-Morrowind era lore. It kind of did have a little bit of a soft reboot, like, so you always gotta, you know.


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[Assistant] But lately, later in ESO law, I think they added an item, which is basically like a headset, basically. So it's like a Dwemer headset and that's how they're communicating over long distances and stuff. And they say, oh, some have called it the calling. So like calling on the telephone. It's like a telephone.


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[Assistant] Okay, alright, uh, Siege of Alanor.


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[Assistant] Which is, uh, Tiber Septim using the Numidium to finally conquer the Somerset Isles. And there's all the stuff where it's kind of like caused a dragon break and there's like the actual proper siege of Elinor was like thousands of years or many, many, like long periods of time. So that's why the Thalmor especially has such like a hatred.


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[Assistant] For IDA, cause it's not just a simple like, all came and we like, you know.


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[Assistant] So related to like Coda, it's, it's like Nurn's destroyed and basically the, um, the Khajiit and Dunmer go off to the moon and then like they build colonies under the moon and it gets kind of whack.


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[Assistant] It's also, it doesn't help that it's kind of like unfinished. Like Coda is basically, it's like a comic script and there's some art for it and pieces, but it's just not kind of.


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[Assistant] I think it was after, I think you're right. There was another one as well that was going to be elsewhere. I think it's called Paradise Sugar or something. Cause it was going to be- Oh, Sugar Paradise? Oh man, I can't remember what it is. Yeah. So it's like Elder Scrolls Adventures, The Eye of Argonia was one of the planned sort of sequels for Cyrus. And it's a jewel, the actual eye.


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[Assistant] I don't know if there is actually much on it outside of like, you can imagine it being some Indiana Jones-esque kind of thing.


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[Assistant] I feel like there's more than six ways or sometimes there's less than cause like, you know what I mean? Like it's, it's one sort of perception of it, but yeah.


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[Assistant] I was just saying like the walking ways, like the even thing where it's like the six, this is like some list someone's made and it's like the six is the scarab that transforms into the new man, but like referring to the amaranth, but amaranth is seemingly like a stage after Kim, not like a, do you know what I mean?


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[Assistant] Well, I guess you could, I mean, I guess, but then again, there's no, whatever the shit is, it's just, they become like the, the dreamer, the new, it's an escape for everyone. It's kind of like, cause in Coder it's written, it's like, Coder's anyway is sort of like the thematic end to the, um,


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[Assistant] The sort of metaphysical story of Morrowind anyway, that's why it's like all written, so it's kind of like, to give like a nice little cap off, and that's, you know, that's why it's whack as well, but, let's move on.


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[Assistant] I mean, we could just like, just say they're metaphysical kind of enforcers of the mundane, like keeping the mortal world mortal, like with the idea is like the more towers and stuff there, it's kind of like a...


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[Assistant] It's also, like, it's also vague, some of them are vague, like the green sap one, it's just like, oh, the Thalmor are in control of Alenwood, so, and, and Phalanesti would have stopped moving, so maybe they're in control of or deactivated, like there's a few, you know, even, even the one, uhm, in Skyrim, the Throat of the World, it's kind of vague, it's just like,


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[Assistant] Oh, well, you know, civil war and Skyrim split and the dragons are back and it's like, oh, this is deactivate the tower. It's, it's not the most.


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[Assistant] Uh, things for the grand, like, narrative of the Thalmor. Like, Thalmor, if the Thalmor are essentially, you know, just, you know, fascist elves who want to get rid of men, that's kind of, it's more plain than rather than their higher sort of metaphysical goals is more interesting. Um, but yeaah.


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[Assistant] I don't know specifically what secrets they're referring to.


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[Assistant] I think it's a bit vague of a thing to just say and then like, do you know the secrets of the moons? I'm like, it's too, uh, broad.


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[Assistant] What was left of the- well, the Riemann Empire, essentially. They were running it. And then, you could kind of like, even extend that further into sort of like the thematic things with the Sae- Saesi or Saesi or whatever.


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[Assistant] Um, that they're kind of like those vampiric snakes and the idea that there's the ideas that they ate all the humans in Akavir, but then sort of assumed their more human form. And in a similar way, if you, if you sort of view them as sort of vampiric kind of being these like leech, uh, leeches almost.


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[Assistant] Uhm, that like, you know, just suck on the empire and then sort of consume it and then kind of become it. You can imagine them doing a similar thing.


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[Assistant] So, uh, you know, they kind of latch onto the reman empire and then sort of become it and grow in power, drink all it's blood until they replace. So their surrender was just a... Immantulate.


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[Assistant] It's just a lot of auth, uhm, it's just a lot of books, so, you know, they're like, oh, this person from the university of...


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[Assistant] This is where you have to kind of separate, I think, like people with like the lore and the gameplay things. It's the same as you find like fresh septims in like ancient dungeons that have never been opened for like ever. And it's kind of like, it's just a gameplay function. They didn't want to, they're too lazy to add five different coins and here's your ancient coin that's worth this much, you know, obviously. Morrowind did it right.


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[Assistant] But yeaah, the whole, the whole idea that uhm, when you sort of like get faced with the sort of reality of the nature of the Elder Scrolls universe and kind of like exposed to the idea that essentially you're not real, it's, instead of,


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[Assistant] You know, some few can have such a strong ego and sense of self that despite the universal truth, they can go, I exist still and then so achieve Kim. Or you can go the other way and rationalize yourself out of existence. Cause you go, Oh shit, I don't exist. And then go, well, because you can't.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so that's a more kind of Kirkbride-ish kind of stuff. Like there's some weird stuff with Queen A Wren and Kinmune and Eye of Magnus is a, is a core of an AI or something of Kinmune into the past or something.


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[Assistant] And the core of it, or of course the Sijic Endeavor being in the foundation of Dunmer sort of culture, is the idea is to not just, you know, cry and whinge about the fact that that Lorkhan


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[Assistant] Reachman mythology has a very similar idea about it too, where like the similar sort of view of life and of Lorkhan and seeing everything as a challenge as a means to transcend and if you fail you like reincarnate.


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[Assistant] Keep on trying again and growing as a spirit.


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[Assistant] I think this is a rogue hist. This is also like a, like a little bit of a topic of the debate, I guess, that the idea that whether the hist are some big sort of like collective hive mind thing, but then there's also seems to be kind of like individual groups that have their own hive mind, kind of. But like, yeah, I don't know. It could be, could be, could be, I don't know.


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[Assistant] I was gonna- Oh, I was just reading- I'm reading ahead on one and just...


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think it is that. It's probably that. Got too complicated. I love this next one. Jungle Cyrodiil Mandela? Mandela Effect.


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[Assistant] I feel like it just exposes how like the feeble human mind and I think it happens less now because of so much, you know, data saving and photos and videos and stuff and so much communication.


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[Assistant] What I was thinking about before, sorry, is that in the older games, like,


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[Assistant] Technically like a Daedroth is like the singular form of Daedra, and Aedroth would be the singular form of Aedra, and that they stopped.


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[Assistant] It was like a Daggerfall Error-y kind of stuff. And now everything gets referred to as like Daedra in general. But like, if you were looking at a single, you know what I mean? Like if you were looking at a singular creature, like a Clanfear, that would be a Daedra. But then they have the creature called Daedra that they just called it that. So it changed.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly, that's exactly what I'm liking.


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[Assistant] So that's kind of like the idea of like all of, um, Mundus and stuff being a wheel and like obvious, like big allusions to this. Yeah, well in 36 lessons of Vivec 2, you, you know, the whole, like we just said, the wheel on your side becomes the eye, the eye, the tower.


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[Assistant] The, the, yeah, and the cycles and that's why it's a wheel goes around it.


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[Assistant] It's just one metaphysical interpretation of Mundus. That's about it. Yeah. You know what, um, the ruling king is? Uh, it's mentioned nonstop in, well, not nonstop, but it's in the 36 lessons for Vec. And it's got to do with enantiomorph kind of stuff. It gets kind of, uh, confusing. It's the kind of thing like that.


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[Assistant] Oh, nah, that's got to do with, I think, with coda stuff. Yeah, maybe. Oh, okay. Or, or, do you know the 36 lessons, the part of it is phrased like it's not like the kind of reality of what happened. It's, it's Vivek, Nerova is there and he's teaching him lessons and stuff.


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[Assistant] If you ever go the, the, yeah, there's cool, uhm, the 36 Lessons are some awesome, like lines and stuff. Yeah, that's right. It's, this is my, my favorite line from the 36 Lessons of Evac is, uhm,


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[Assistant] Uh, God is armored head to toe in terror. Uhm, uh, actually the full line, hold on.


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[Assistant] No, the exact phrasing is... Is that referencing Armalex? Yea, God has no need of theory and he is armoured head to toe in terror. I really like that, because the reference before is about how a king uses, um,


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[Assistant] It's, it's really hurting. The problem is you have to, like for every part, you have to explain so much extra background part that people might not understand.


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[Assistant] You know what I mean? Like it would be easy to make a video, if I was to make a video for you guys, right? For you guys to understand, you have all of this assumed stuff that like I already know you kind of know. Whereas if you were, you know, to just someone who has no idea.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and then on top of that it's also interpretation as well, like it's...


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[Assistant] That is, that's from the 36 lessons, isn't it? Yeah, I think it's in there, but isn't it in a reference to, oh, I forget who they use it for. Is this, this or something? I can't remember.


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[Assistant] It's not about the mugs themselves, it's, it's a deliberately unpronounceable word, and I forget, uhm...


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[Assistant] Uhm. Oh no, they say the Sigicorder Order of Siege is another thing, but uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they are the daughters, uh, they are the daughters and sons of Siege who crouched like gargoyles. Yeah, it's torn. It's like, it's to do with Padme and stuff like that. It's like a chaotic side of the Elder Scrolls universal forces. Just like hardcore stuff. Yeah. All right. Padme is much easier.


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[Assistant] We've sort of, we've talked at League before, like the idea of this, it's kind of vague, like sometimes it's like, is it even in another calper? Like in one of the.


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[Assistant] In the Calper episode, I was sort of talking about like, perhaps if you envision each Calper as like a cyclical wheel, but like, or kind of like,


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[Assistant] Stacked against one another that would explain why one could be an adjacent place. So like a previous kalpa, if you were stacking the kalpas, like you would stack like seat, like, you know, a row of CDs or something that like the one before, so lig is here.


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[Assistant] And, you know, Tamriel is here in the next kalpa, so it's the adjacent place, because there's also references too to the creation of Mairon's Dagon, uhm, you know, to overthrow the tyrants of Lig and all this stuff that sort of happened prior kalpas, and referencing the Dreg Tyrant Kings, and then, uh, Molag Bal being different that time.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and she was commenting on how, like, you know, Khajiit has a barbed penis, like cats do.


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[Assistant] I'm not even, uh, let's have a look.


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[Assistant] What's Lyrock again? I can't remember if that is not Bardow. Is that a second name for Bardow? I think it might be.


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[Assistant] And it's got to, yes it is.


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[Assistant] This is a direct, so it says Lyrox, so Bardow, was born of Vivec's second aperture, and was thrown out of the pomegranate banquet, which is when he was sort of having sex with Molag, Baal, and all kinds of weird stuff was going on.


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[Assistant] Whatever guy was in Battlespire that they, they, that he originally got the protonymic, but then Daegon had to get a neonymic to, to add like an extension name. So like imagine if you knew my secret name and my secret name is, is like Scott, right? And then you add an extra, then in order, so you have power over me, but then I,


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[Assistant] Alright, we have... The Arena.


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[Assistant] So that's referencing, uhm, the idea that Tamriel back in the game, he's, let's go way back in history. Is this the marketing thing? Yea, the marketing thing. Yea, yea. So Arena, like, it was supposed to be, Arena was originally supposed to be like a gladiatorial game where you go around and fight different teams and then that sort of stopped being the focus of it and it turned into what the Elder Scrolls 1 Arena is.


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[Assistant] It's interesting also that with Dagoth Ur, it's, it's, uh, cause everything else, you know, it's been referred to as Urdrar or whatever the Ur is the first part of the word, but on him, it's the second part. Don't know if that has any sort of little poetic. Oh, dude, let me think about it.


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[Assistant] This is 36 lesson stuff. Every time. And I'll, I'll be honest, I haven't even really kind of gone into the hurling this stuff. That's like the kind of thing, like I've read paragraphs with it mentioned and not, not, um, really dug into it. Yeah, I have, I've never heard of it.


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[Assistant] I think we should come back to that. Maybe it'll get its own video.


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[Assistant] Uuuh. Oh, is, does, like, does Akka mean dragon and Tosh mean dragon or something?


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[Assistant] Do you want me to read, actually, just to jump back to the hurling disk, what just the wiki has to say on it, right?


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[Assistant] The hurling disc is a conceptual state of the auras while in drag- while in a dragon break.


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[Assistant] So it's, which mortals can utilize to manipulate orbical entities or hypothesize said to be hurled to reach heaven by violence. The concept relies on the representation of the obris as a wheel, which is held together by eight equally split spokes of chaos solidified by time, the slate, uh, stated gifts of the Daedra.


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[Assistant] So what I'm kinda, it's basic, look, let's just kind of call it.


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[Assistant] So I guess the idea is using the hurling disc to become, uh, divine tribunal because they could manipulate kind of the orborous when they, you know, use the heart of Lorcan and


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[Assistant] Stuff like that, roughly.


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[Assistant] I don't know, what do you guys think about that? Do you think maybe to teach like, you know, he's chosen, he's humans and stuff, if you envision him a bit more sure, like lost the war deliberately to then like, you know, use Nern as a challenge or something? I don't know. What do you guys think?


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[Assistant] Well, I guess, I guess being like the nice little king of his own realm kind of thing, like if he, cause you know, if you, if you look at the Merethic, uh, not Merethic, uh, Dawn era of like the wars between like the, if you look at through a Nord point of view, how they have like the, there's the gods of men and then there's the Elven gods. So like you have all your like, um,


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[Assistant] Uh, what do you call them? Um, like Oriol and Trinimac and all that kind of stuff. Morso versus like Shaw and, um, uh, you know, Stun and so on. I'm just, there's crossover with some of them, so I'm trying to make sure I get each one. I think Dibella is like an example of a man.


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[Assistant] Only, or man, origin. God. And there's a few that are both sides and then there's a little bit of crossover. So you're like, don't know what, but.


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[Assistant] Anyway, the idea that he purposefully failed, I guess, for some reason, in the war against, against, uhm, the elven gods. Perhaps.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it made me think of uhm, though, in the, the middle dawn, how they were, you know, I think it's in the dragon break re-examined or something, that Cyrodiil became an egg or something, in one of the many different dragon, in the timelines or something.


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[Assistant] So I'm assuming that's talking about Dunmore being slaves of the Hiss.


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[Assistant] Unless it's maybe like the Hist's master plan to make the Argonians super strong by. They're in Hist's in cahoots with, like you're saying, with the Dunmer to enslave them and make the Argonians grow through challenge and stuff and then the Argonians become super powerful. Sounds like a meme to me.


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[Assistant] And they stole the city, something, oh.


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[Assistant] Vivec then watched as slaves erupted into babble and breaking magic. They rattled their cages and sung out half hymns that formed into forbidden and arcane knowledge. Litany fiends appeared and drank from the excess. Grabbers from the adjacent place came into the world sideways, the slave-talking having disrupted the normal non-cardinal points.


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[Assistant] Uh, grabbers had never made a city of their own, and their glimpse of Vivex, which shone in the holiness through all spheres, had taken their attention.


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[Assistant] I can't remember which one's hand. I think Gartok's hand. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Someone here is saying AE generally denotes duality, so like A-M-A-H-S-E-T-A-E-V-E-C, so like A-V-E-C, I dunno.


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[Assistant] So, Hermomora, Altidoon, A. Altidoon is going, Hemaeus Mora weapon is weapon.


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[Assistant] We are not getting to the Khajiit one, man. Yeah, I know. I know. Where are we?


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[Assistant] Accaviating the future, Yakuta being the past and like Tamriel being the present is weird. I-I-I'm not even like off the top of my head, can't even remember what exactly they're based upon, but it sounds crazy.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you, what's next? Shazaar became Akatosh.


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[Assistant] But they do, but she does like call him Shazaar still, I guess. But she, I guess he's not one of the eight. Yeah. Well, he gets demoted to Shazaar in like Cyrodiilic pantheon, but not, he's not one of the main divines anymore. Yeah. So he's not included. He kind of gets pushed under the rug essentially.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so, we'll go next to the Monkey Truth, and this is gonna be all to do with my Rook, the Imgur Prophet, with the, uhm- Is it? Yuck. Would it not be?


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[Assistant] Maybe it does have a, yeah, okay. I was, I was literally thinking of a monkey tree that's in like Elysian Orde, the prophet, the monkey, the prophet guy and then the god head and all the one or whatever. Oh no, what are you saying?


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[Assistant] I feel like that- I just feel like that's inconsistent with what- I don't- maybe not, but like, do you say Chima as well? Like back in the day- I say Chima. Chima? Yeah, but I think it's unrelated to the Chima.


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[Assistant] I thought it always was kind of related. I don't know. Well, do you know, the reason I think it was came before is like the Chimera like a, or Chimera, I guess, like the Greek thing.


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[Assistant] All of the sort of contradictory stories are true and obviously the battle of red mountain is such a contradictory crazy event.


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[Assistant] It's not a hundred percent confirmed dragon break because there's the idea that like there's multiple, um, just stories that some are wrong, some are right, but then some people like, oh, but they all are kind of simultaneous. Like part of it becomes simultaneous because in Vivek's idea, basically the idea is that Vivek kind of, he did portray Nerefar in this sort of one moment to get


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[Assistant] It's like, imagine you killed someone and then you had the power to change reality because you killed this person and then you changed reality so that you never killed that person to begin with, but you're still a god. So you kind of didn't, but you also kind of did. If that makes sense.


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[Assistant] It's not in reference to uhm... The professional house. What do they provide? Okay. Hold on.


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[Assistant] Vivec then built the provisional house at the center of the secret door. From here, he could watch the age to come of the house is written. And then there's, yeah, it's a lot of 36 lessons. Any, any 36 lesson thing. I'll see how many times it's referenced. It's just the one time. It's literally one mention in the, in the, uh, Oh no, no, no.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so he's the one that made all of the Ashlander, basically the Ashlander, um, uh, idea about Nerevar and the, and the false tribunal is all built upon what Elandros Sol said, like wasn't true.


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[Assistant] He's legit just called Saul, I'm pretty sure. Is it? Okay.


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[Assistant] Provisional House is got a lot of, has got a lot of mentions in 36 Lessons of Evac, but yea, we can-


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[Assistant] Uhm, well the- I don't know what that means. Demons. Well, Elms have been being tribunal, like- Uh huh. And like they're evil, but- Uhm.


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[Assistant] Yeah, or demonic forms, unless it's referencing, uh, unless they're demonic, I guess, or unless they're referencing, like, uh, their anticipations, like, like the, the Daedra, so demonic, um, 0-5, I don't know.


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[Assistant] That's about it, I think. That's all you kind of know, that there's secrets that Hermes Mora wants, so they must be significant to something.


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[Assistant] Unless there's some, like, cool metaphysical knowledge with their whole, like, sort of animism and different totems and stuff. Like guardian stones and stuff.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and it's interesting, this is actually a game reference, I think it's when you go in Elder Scrolls Adventures Redguard, when you go out far enough or something off the game map, the water, the ocean does this, like a, like a teeth shape, like a sharp...


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[Assistant] Unrelated. Star teeth and shadow teeth.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but the world teeth are, um. Okay, yeah, it's not that, I was just thinking of teeth. It's the edge of the world. It's, it's honestly, it's like a kind of meta, um.


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[Assistant] Kind of, uh, thing, cause it's both like referenced in the mythology and stuff, but then it's also from a previous game, like the end of the game world kind of thing. It's just kind of a, an interesting play.


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[Assistant] We'll get, we'll get to the end of Vivek. The Vivek picture. Alright. Okay.


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[Assistant] We've got, we've gone basically glass here, and yea, that's about it.


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[Assistant] We've done like one, one picture. Sounds like it's world's teeth. Dagoth Ur's end game. Um, this is referring to everything becoming him.


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[Assistant] In the, like, he's, instead of, he's like a, he's kind of like an anti-Kim or Kim or whatever. He's kind of like.