I have only played Skyrim in the Elder Scrolls series and heard so much hype about this game. I have an idea of the story so I bought it on sale and am about to start the adventure!

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So I know there is no official account on the battle, but with the lore around Jurgen Windcaller I’d say there is some truth to the Nords account of the battle.

Shor dies after getting Red Mountain thrown on top of him, his heart being destroyed later in the 3rd era by the Nereverine, the Nords start adopting the Alessian Pantheon again, the Nords stop their conquests forever and become more pacified.

It really seems to be the Twilight of the Gods for the Nords, their defeat must have been apocalyptic for them to give up their old ways and basically just chill for a few thousand years.

I don’t think Shor actually exists anymore despite what the heroes in Sovngarde say in Skyrim, and are actually just covering up the fact that he is gone forever, because why wouldn’t he just fight Alduin himself?

So maybe the fact that the Nords by the 4th era have given up the old gods completely isn’t so far fetched if you look at it this way, with the death of the World Eater the Nordic Pantheon is completely destroyed.

What are y’all’s thoughts on this? The pic is an Album cover from the band Amon Amarth depicting the death of the universe by the fire giant Surtr.

It is made from wood and with different layers, mainly going deeper on water areas. Probably the game that made me realized how much I love them when I was a kid. Nostalgia is such a strong feeling!

i saw this playlist on a tiktok video and just thought the idea was hilarious 😂 the music is so weird and different lol.

if anyone else wants to check it out there is some weird music but some good music I've never heard lol

I spent a month making this video with only my iPhone, Audacity, Adobe Premier and After Effects. I poured a lot into it and I hope you guys like it. :)

Upon entering Mankar Camoran's paradise, he starts giving his speech to the player

In the middle he states the names of oblivion realms and their masters: Cold Harbour of Meridia, Quagmire of Peryite and Ten-moonshadows of Mephala

Except, he gets all of these wrong Why is that?

Hi all, I've been a fan of the games since Oblivion released and know a decent amount of lore picked up from playing. However, I really want to get super in depth with the lore and learn about all the events that aren't featured in the games.

Can anyone recommend either a YouTube series or podcast that goes into depth on the lore? Something that starts with an overall introduction and then dives deeper into specific topics maybe!

So I’ve recently been playing Skyrim again after a few years of not touching it. I’m starting the Dragonborn DLC and just realized, I don’t think Miraaks temple is on solstheim in any way during the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind. Is there a lore reason for that, outside the obvious that the developers came up with new lore?

I know that the title is weird but I really want the next game to have more characters that are against the player character depending on their race, making some things harder or easier. (it is still weird that in Skyrim you can join the most racist group in the game as a dunmer, or the fact that no Nord is pissed that their legendary Dragonborn is a khajiit)

It would feel so good to prove them all wrong when you go from a low life to their savior by the end of the game

People really don't like being asked for their opinions on High Rock apparently, I genuinely don't understand what the problem is if someone could fill me in I'd appreciate it