The Skyrim Iceberg Explained

Skyrim is the fifth installment of the Elder Scrolls franchise and is the best-selling game in Elder Scrolls history if you exclude free-to-play mobile games, of course, unlike most games that present story as a source of absolute truth. , the Elder Scrolls series offers its the law is slightly different, nothing that is presented to a player is necessarily true, with limited perspectives and the subjectivity of stories playing a large role in how information is sent to the player, which which creates a lot of room for players and fans to theorize even though the Elder Scrolls Law is incredibly rich and deep, with hundreds and hundreds of pages of content that can be found in the game.

There is still much in the Elder Scrolls series that has little written about an

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and the further down you look the more intricate the mysteries and theories become, there is an Elder Scrolls conspiracy iceberg that has been circling the web since 2019 and this is what I will be covering in this video, it has a staggering 553 theories, so buckle up, we are in for a ride, don't worry, I think neither you nor I would survive if we covered all of these points in one video, like this I've taken the liberty of filtering this iceberg down to the juiciest theories and focusing primarily on the game Skyrim.

As we go through these theories, I have a health bar that shows the probability that I believe a theory to be true with a full health bar meaning the theory is 100% true while empty bar means almost impossible, so now let's take a walk as we explore the iceberg that is Skyrim. The companions are werewolves. One of the first factions introduced in the game. They are the companions. This group of leaderless warriors signs contracts. For the people of Skyrim, as you rise through the ranks of the companions, you will encounter the circle that is made up of the oldest members of the companions.

As the dragonborn, the player can join the circle, but must voluntarily contract lycanthropy, which gives the ability to transform into a werewolf, all members of the circle are werewolves and this is a closely guarded secret even for their own companion members, although interestingly a group of bandits known as the Silver Hand know that the circle are werewolves and hunt vigorously. them down, but how do they know that the circle is made up of werewolves and why do they despise werewolves so much? Israel was revered as the only true leader of the Companion and was also considered one of the first human historians to transcribe elvish principles.

The Song of Returns is a series of Books in which each one of them is dedicated to a great event or fact accomplished by Israel. The Silver Hands often drop a volume of the Song of Returns, but why would they carry books detailing the history of the town leader whom they despise so much? I think it's a little more than the cliché of keeping your enemies closer. One theory is that the Silver Hand is actually a group that originated from the Companions but split up for some reason. It is possible that the silver hand separated from the companions a couple ago.

Hundreds of years ago, when the companions began their efforts as werewolves, this could be the reason why they appear intense when recovering fragments of Israel's battle axe. Unfortunately, the silver hand isn't developed enough for us to fully commit to this theory being true, but a lot of the connections seem to make sense. Fallout and Skyrim are in the same universe. Skyrim's world of Tamriel is a vast setting just like than the Fallout universe of Wasteland. A small plant could contain the key that unites these two lands being in the same universe in Fallout 4 a. The plant known as the experimental plant was found by a brotherhood field scribe at the mouth of a river.

This plant looks suspiciously similar to the nern path you can find in Skyrim, as well as having the same environmental preference of growing near water. led many to theorize that Skyrim and Fallout must be in the same universe as they share the same flora, to further concrete this theory you may have noticed that guards and Skyrim will often say: let me guess, someone robbed you your sweet role, what could be the sweet? The role they are talking about, this sweet role, was actually given to you by Elder Palmer from Fallout 3. This must be the right connection.

In fact, we can trace this reference back to the first arena of the Elder Scrolls game during character creation. You had to respond. a set of moral questions that would then determine which class you belong to, Bethesda has since made this an inside joke during their games, so it's much more likely to be an easter egg rather than a universal connection if we go back to the Bethesda nirnroot connection. Vice President of Public Relations Pete Hines commented on this theory by stating that he does not believe there is any universe in which the world of Fallout, which we note was a franchise that Bethesda only acquired in 2007, could coexist with the world of Tamriel so unfortunately this theory is more wishful thinking than truth the great collapse conspiracies winterhold is a city we find in

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in a state of devastation with the once bustling city mired in both a devastating nightmare and the sea of ghosts with thousands of citizens perishing but what could have caused this great collapse?

Characters within the world of Skyrim speculate about the cause of the Great Collapse, and the College of Members of Winterhold speculates that the eruption of Red Mountain in Morrowind was the cause of this collapse. However, this eruption occurred in the first century. of the fourth era in the Elder Scrolls timeline, while the great collapse occurred 117 years later, in the second century of the fourth era, this appears to be a fairly long time between a volcanic eruption and a possible subsequent earthquake or tsunami that Winterhold collapses outside of the university, many of the locals actually blamed the university of Winterhold, the people of Skyrim had a level of distrust towards wizards and accused the university for being prepared specifically for this event, as the university was left practically unharmed.

Denith, an archmage from the College of Winterhold, wrote a book about the Great Collapse where he urges that the environmentalist is in no way responsible for the calamity that is the Great Collapse and the collapse was actually due to a year of ravaging storms.

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coast it is difficult to determine what the true reason for the great collapse could be, so perhaps some theories created outside the world of skyrim could hold the key. The reddit user has another theory. The free-to-play card game The Elder Scrolls Legend has a trailer scene showing Winterhold being hit by large green meteors and it looks like these meteors could have a big impact, although if we look closer at this clip we can see that Winterhold was already collapsed. in this point.

YouTuber psychotrip has a more peculiar theory, a theory that you, the last dragonborn, actually caused this great collapse. He theorized that a future self-assessment interacted with Magnus' eye and destroyed Winterhold in the past. This chain of events began when he picked up the scythol amulet with the city order, immediately contacting the wizard of Dragonborn Hold and listen well, know that it has been established. movement a chain of events that cannot be stopped no judgment has been made as there was no way to know what chain of events this is this reference to the mysterious orb known as the eye of magnus is one of the most obvious answers to this an interaction with this eye of magnus it could be inevitable, this could lead to the destruction of Winterhold.

Personally, I don't think this theory is true, but if it were true, it would definitely add an extra element to the otherwise rushed feeling that Winterhold gives a theory that I think is more likely to be true: it consists of ogre or dunlain , whom we find as a ball of energy. They turned into this ball of energy because they messed with some kind of dangerous magic. Originally, a talented student in the university was too enthusiastic and ended up. causing the balance of energy around Winterhold to shift causing a disaster, which is why we see it as the ball of energy it is today.

This could also be supported by the image found in volume 1 of the Skyrim library, although there is ultimately no conclusive evidence. to influence these theories powers one way or another and the plot around Winterhold is so empty that many of these theories could easily fit into kivach's hero is shiogorath just a warning before jumping into this theory although this is an iceberg from skyrim, we will delve quite deeply into the events of the elder scrolls previous game oblivion the hero of kvyatch is the protagonist of oblivion at the end of the final expansion pack the hero of kovach faces shia gorath the prince of madness kavatch Soon discovering that Shia Gorath is in fact Jigalag, the powerful prince of order, the hero Kavatch eventually defeats the Shigeluk, who in turn breaks a curse on him and frees Shay Gorath; the hero of kovach is apparently named the new shergorath returning to skyrim.

The great growth we find refers to oblivion. you know i was there during that whole sordid affair wonderful moment butterflies blood a fox a severed head and the cheese to die for in this dialogue butterflies could refer to a room made of hundreds of butterflies blood could refer to the dage's blood request The fox could be a reference to the gray fox of the thieves' guild and its severed head could be a reference to Matsuya Balamon's mother, whose head was cut off and displayed by the dark brotherhood. The cheese could also be a reference to an Oblivion Quest where you have to take a piece of all the Roy Cheese from the Border Witches Inn and attract rats with it, but the most crucial part of this dialogue is the line I was there throughout the sword of the fair pure oblivion Gorath Zigalag could have witnessed these events from afar but he could not have been a direct observer as is implied while the hero kovach was so why does his growth in Skyrim act the same than the one we found in oblivion and why do they look very similar?

There is a process in the ancient scrolls known as mantle the mantle involves an individual taking on a role or basically ascending to the mantle by impersonating another individual until there is no functional difference between the two entities at the end of the Oblivion quest line with the shia gorath jigelak states this kingdom is yours perhaps you will grow to its station, this could indicate that the hero of kavach slowly melted into his new identity of shia gorath. Some argue that the hero of kivach is not actually shia gorath and that the whole quest in oblivion was a big prank made by shiograth to drive out the hero of kivyatch is crazy and wouldn't let it go, gorath, maybe shigoroth will prank them to everyone even more and believe all the bugs in Bethesda games, but ultimately I don't think this is as likely as in the museum of oddities, which is a museum of strange exhibits in oblivion we can find a piece of amber Unusually that the hero of kavach can donate to you.

This piece of amber appears to resemble shige gorath if this piece is donated by the player before apparently becoming shi gorath, the owner claims that it resembles his lord shi gorath, however if you donate this amber after the implication that you you have become shi gorath, she claims that it seems that the others claim that the hero of kivach was actually a temporary shugurath and every time they put mantle on her, she grows and defeats jigalok, they are later. removed from the throne when the true shigeru returns this is supported by a lore master's archive post in Elder Scrolls online with Haskill Issue Grath Chamberlain stating that they themselves cover chi gorath during an event in an earlier time that is not in actually 7,000 steps, the largest mountain in Tamriel.

The throat of the world is a sight to behold. If pilgrims wish to travel to the ancient monastery of Upper Rothka, which is near the top of the throne of the world, they must climb the 7,000 steps that surround the entire mountain. Seven thousand seems like a pretty specific number, doesn't it? So we believe that there are actually seven thousand steps. Executive producer Todd Howard said that he would count all the steps leading up to High Rothka to make sure there were seven thousand that we should take. its legendary word as gospel, we first have to assume that the seven thousand steps actually meant seven thousand stairs along the path instead of 7000 steps, but it seems that there are actually less than a thousand visible step-shaped objects along the way. along the way. from user 3389 on the game stack exchange actually spent his time counting each step inthe path to high ruthgar and ended up counting 732 steps visible as flat objects, but as the sounds are quite worn, there are several large gaps between each flight of stairs, but with 6268 steps needed to fill these gaps, this would definitely be almost unlikely, for On the other hand, maybe the 7,000 steps actually mean steps and not stairs.

Playstack exchange user Joe Doverkin can help us here after doing all the complicated calculations on average. A human being can walk at a speed of 2,000 steps per mile, which means that 7,000 steps will be 3.5 miles long; An average human being able to walk three miles per hour would take an hour and ten minutes of walking, but because this is on an incline, we could round this up to about an hour and 40 minutes. Joe then walks from High Roth Guard to the bridge at Iverstead in 23 minutes, which translates to seven hours and 40 minutes of play time. This means that the steps in High Roth Car in real time is only about 2,000 steps, while if we use game time it will be an outrageous 46,000 steps, plus the Reddit user count of tired of canton that, While in walking mode, they walked from the bottom of the snow to the doors of Roth's high guard counted 1,800 and four stairs and two thousand five hundred and seventy-seven steps, none of these are really anywhere. about seven thousand, but don't lose hope in todd howard, there may still be an answer, an explanation to support why there could actually be seven thousand steps would be that the world of tamriel is actually on a scale of one to ten, so the rough count of seven hundred steps could scale to around seven thousand, but I really think it's a blessing in disguise for our players that there aren't actually 7000 stairs in the game.

This sums up what the iceberg sky segment was. Put on our lined boots and venture to the surface of the iceberg. Fort Dawnguard was built for Harken. Fort Dawnguard serves as headquarters for the Dawnguard vampire hunters. It was found abandoned by Israel, the Dawnguard leader, and was later used as a base of operations. Later, Israel explains that the fort was initially built by Yale of Riften, who used it to contain her son who had contracted vampirism. Lord Harken is a vampire and the leader of the vulgar clan and mentions that he was once a powerful king who ruled. a vast domain, Elder Scrolls wiki user Potentate Akaviri suggests that Haakon is actually the yaal of Ripton's son, as King Harkon is not actually mentioned in any history books anywhere with a kingdom so vast, you'd assume there would at least be a few books about Harkon. being king, especially given how much writing there is in skyrim, the potentate goes on to say that all the characters with names similar to harkon were not kings or were from a different era or race, they then theorized that har khan actually constituted the stories and he tells the last dragonborn to inflate his ego, he was potentially inflating Rifton into a vast empire and was yellow that he returned to Israel.

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that the vampire son who was locked up in Dawnguard was forced to be sacrificed by the guards, but being a vampire, he could have easily survived this assassination attempt in which he could have managed to escape. Humans have always been in Tamriel. Tamriel is made up of many races and there are 10 playable races in Skyrim. These breeds can be classified into three categories. elven and human beasts, most of the races in tamriel apparently originated on atmora, a frozen continent that lies at the northern end of tamriel, one of the most notable events of this was iskramore and the 500 companions who sailed to tamriel to avenge your fallen comrades of the first migration the human races that can be played in skyrim are the imperial nordic bretons and the red guards iza libaro presented a well-constructed theory that states that the nordic people came from atmora and the bretons were descendants of the slaves Norsemen related to the War of the 500 Companions The Imperials were also descendants of human slaves and the Red Guards actually invaded from a continent west of Tamriel, so it doesn't seem like humans have always been in Tamriel or even been the first civilization to be on earth, but wait. that the entire book the sons of heaven state of the norse consider themselves sons of heaven they call skyrim the throat of the world because it is where heaven breathed the north wind over the earth and formed them this could be put up to the norse who try to push their property of skyrim through literature so let's look a little further, the children's anuard states have an ancient land like some kind of pangea that was divided into lands with the ruined kingdom in the middle becoming tamriel, the ancient nfa who later became races like elves and dwarves stayed on the continent known as tamriel while the wandering nfa split into the other three continents becoming the nords of atmora the red guards of yokuda and the seisi of akavir this means that human life would have begun on the continent before tamriel, which means that the children of heaven could also have been right if we return to our discussion of lobaro's theory, you may have chosen that we have missed a piece of the puzzle, while both the norse and the british can dates back to the atmora migration the red guard dates back to the western yakut continent what race of humans were the imperials originally from there there is actually an extinct race of humans that existed in skyrim the needs these needs were enslaved and with the help of their northern neighbors, the nordic, they helped overthrow their elven masters and later became known as the imperials.

The municipality goes on to theorize that these needs are actually indigenous to Tamriel and did not migrate like other humans, meaning that the needs would have actually been part of the old elephant, although this could be disproved with the children's yearbook and also concluding that eventually the man returned to tamriel, this means that for a time the man was not actually in tamriel, but this could also mean that they were previously in tamriel and are literally returning. This was a pretty complicated theory, but I think it's very possible that while humans might have originated in Tamriel, they weren't always on the continent.

Tamriel technological degeneration theory. The Elder Scrolls timeline is long and extensive and can be divided into errors ranging from 400 to 3000 years in length, the Septum Empire was an empire led by Tiber Septim that spans from the end of the Second Age to the end of the third was. It is now said that the death of the Septon Empire apparently caused a decline in the technology that the Norse seem to know. nothing about the history and one of the most technologically advanced things we can see from the Norse are just windmills. escapist user soviet heavy compares morrowind to skyrim and knows that morrowind is quite industrial looking, but when we get to skyrim we are shown a medieval setting with plate armor type armor becoming increasingly rare and simple leather and chain mail becoming the rule.

Some suggest this is because Tamriel exhibits post-apocalyptic traits rather than pre-industrial traits to back this up in a dagger drop when you were caught by the guards, you actually have the right to go to court and plead your case against this system. of criminal justice that allows you to reduce your sentence, but when we reach Skyrim or even Oblivion, if a guard thinks you are guilty, you can be arrested on the spot with The trial apparently no longer exists. Reddit user rosario despada refutes this although it brings us to the fact that one of the original characters we know, Roguevir, actually had a trial and was executed for treason and that the guards only arrest him due to his violation of the law. it means that the law is still present in Skyrim and maybe there was still evidence, but just an unseen act in Skyrim.

The changes between appearances in Morrowind and Skyrim could also be attributed to a simple change in art style and how we have changed to a more Norse culture that we see in Skyrim the antichrist theorizes that technology has actually been improving and the main evidence of this is due to the dwarves' armor. Dwemer armor, a long-vanished race, can be discovered by both archaeologists and adventurers in Morrowind and skyrim, Dwemer armor in morrowind has a high strength value, and while the armor and skyrim are rare , it is not as useful as armor as it can be easily surpassed by other armor, suggesting that there have been advances in armor technology, but this Dwemer armor that what we can find in reality could simply be imitations or adaptations of artifacts found, which means that adaptations or imitations of Skyrim are simply worse because their knowledge is reduced.

An additional argument for why technology hasn't progressed in Skyrim is that everyone spends their time and energy researching. Magic instead of technology, this could be seen in universes like Harry Potter, where magic is prominent and technology is minimal. If a problem is solved relatively early with magic, later steps towards technological advancements will not be followed since there are no more problems to solve. I think that while throughout the Elder Scrolls timeline technological advancement is minimal, I don't think there is enough evidence to suggest that technology would be regressing and most of this would simply be due to design choices.

Let's hope none of us have frost damage yet because we are in the body of the iceberg the thalmor made void knights the kashits are one of the beasts of tamriel their appearance and life mechanisms are influenced by their observations of the moon the great book of war details the stories of two moons joan and joad disappeared for a period of two years known as the void knights when the moons returned the thalmor announced that they used previously unknown magic to make the moon return due to this they charged credits to the thalmor as their saviors and in turn formed a strong alliance with the thalmor that drives the advance of Thundermore's power against the empire.

It is often conspired that the thalmor predicted the void knights would occur and took advantage of the opportunity rather than causing the void knights to know what would happen and realizing how deeply it would affect the kashit. It was taken advantage of by reddit user buckney boss theorizing that an event similar to that of the void knights could have already occurred in the story of drazera walking wolfharth moves the plenitude in the sky which makes the khajiity warriors become sench the aroma is born when the moons are full So maybe Wolfheart altered the moons to be full.

The empty knives could have been similar to this, but instead of filling the moons, they made them disappear. So what khajiit is born if both moons have disappeared? The Elder Scrolls Online contains a book. story of three moons in which it is said that joan and joad's lanterns are convinced to head towards the guardian of the sky, the dark moon. This can be interpreted as Joan and Joad entering an eclipse to form the dark moon. Coincidentally, this is Another Spot on the Iceberg, but I'm only going to briefly talk about it because it mainly has to do with Elder Scrolls Online.

This dark moon could be a combination of the two eclipsed moons and when this dark moon is visible, a unique race of Kashida is formed. born the main the main leaders of the khashet are strong fighters youtube and fudge muppet theorize that you planned this more intentionally when the void knights ended and the war began their new ally khajiit had a powerful staff army that is the main but how could Have the thalmor changed the cycles of the moon? It is often just a book found in Daggerfall that details a legend that Jaffare wove a song so beautiful that the stars themselves moved under the influence of it.

If Shafer's music could affect the stars, then why couldn't Wolf's powerful house voice? moon reddit user king baron suggested that thalmor could also have used sound to modify the moons and produce some sort of sound device to make the moon seemingly disappear. the inducer suggests a much more curious theory. The renrinjukurin is a long-standing kojiti criminal organization. The thalmor and rarindra share a similar goal of eliminating the leader of the Kijiti, the main one with whom they disagree, so they made a deal with the renrinja by assassinating the main one and changing the moons while the thalmor protected them.

The words of the clan mother, Anita, says the Khajiit. They must be the best climbers, they must climb to return the moons to their courses. Now this could be interpreted as metaphorical, but what if it were sincere? If the thalmor hid the moons, wouldn't the khajiitsThey could make them reappear, but maybe it will rip her off? used khajiite magic that prevented other khajiites from returning them with the thalmor and then claimed responsibility for the return of the moons and the flourishing religious secret faction secrets of the skull hermaeus mora is a daedric prince of knowledge and memory, teaches the born of dragon the second and third words of the bend will shout the second word he freely gives the third word he teaches in exchange for Skull's wisdom, but why would Maura be so curious to learn the secrets of this religiously different Norse village?

Stormcrackstrider, the eldest shaman of Skull Village, may be asked what these secrets are in which he answers an ancient tradition passed down from shaman to shaman since the creator of everything first gave the source time to the skull how to speak to him. wind how to listen to the earth these are our secrets nothing of power or dominion so we I don't really have much clarification on what exactly these secrets could be, it could simply be that Maura, being the prince of knowledge and memory, is only seeking knowledge that is hidden from him. The 16 Agreements of Madness recall the meetings between Shergarath and the other Daedric princes with each agreement detailing Shaker Earth pranking the other princes, however only three of the 16 Order Books can be found in the entire Elder universe.

Scrolls, this could actually be another Shia Gorath trick, since just doing three would frustrate Maura as much as he wanted. him getting all 16 to gain knowledge of the full set, this would support the theory that Maura only intends to gain as much knowledge as he can; However, restless reddit user khajiit presents a different theory, Merak, the antagonist of the latest Skyrim Dragonborn DLC, influences the all creator stones which seem to affect everyone on Soulsteam Island except one village that has managed to place a protective barrier around his residence. You understand that one village is Skull, the other people in Soul's theme apparently don't mind half their population gathering around the creator stones, but in contrast, the citizens of Skull are well aware of the danger of the stones.

Potentially, Skull's people can sense this danger through their eavesdropping on the earth and may know its source, which is the temple of moraq, so in anticipation, they erect a shield to defend themselves. this type of knowledge that is housed in the skull could be what hermaeus mora is chasing like a specter of dead ice, now is the time to fall to the bottom of an iceberg, suppose that transition made sense southern guard on the guard moon South is a place in the Nordic afterlife where proven warriors who of the seas can be found? The sky shows the beauty of the universe surrounding a peculiar white light.

Many fans were wondering what this bright light could be and one was asking about the Elder Scrolls law. Subreddit Michael Kirkbride, a former writer and designer who has worked on the Elder Scrolls from Daggerfall to Oblivion responded by stating that the bright light was actually nirn nirn is the planet where tamriel can be found, it floats in the void of oblivion and it is orbited by the moons of jared and joan this could mean that sovengaard could actually be on one of these moons the norse have a god called shaw who they believe created the nerd he is a throne in sophengard it is suggested that his throne is here so he can bypass his creation which is nirn, this would make it quite appropriate for the sovereign guard to be on the moon, however this may not be entirely correct.

The Path to Stopping the Guard, which is a book found in Elder Scrolls Online, details that stopping the guard lies at the heart of Aetherius. Aetherius is theorized to be the origin of all magic. and it's a realm very much like oblivion, but if we imagine the ancient scrolls of the universe as an onion, aetherius is the layer after oblivion, so why would kirkbride clearly state that the sovereign god was on one of the moons? Reddit user happy b3 suggests that kirkbride was actually not pointing out the location of the southern guard, but rather was producing a suggestion or theory that it might have been because in the original thread that curvy bride was discussing on swadak suggests that the sovereign guard could be a fragment of coastline that floated towards aetherius, which aligns more with the text we find in Elder Scrolls Online, Kirkbride responds to this text saying that it's cool enough to be true, this hints that Kirk Brad wasn't really interested in being accurate in the statements he was making, but rather how cool they were.

They sounded, I think the only thing we can learn from this theory is to take the surprising unlicensed context that Cursed Bride produces with a grain of salt. The real Nordics are all bandits. If you encounter bandits and Skyrim, you may hear them say that Skyrim belongs to the Norse, but why would they say this? Well, maybe the bandits are actually the real Nordic people. Reddit user Goliath Prime hypothesizes that Skyrim's bandits are not criminals at all and are just refugees who have lost everything after the war that has devastated Skyrim and them. We are trying to get on with their lives again, in fact these refugees or bandits actually outnumber the citizens of Skyrim Quarry.

User Nicholas Thompson estimated that the bandits might even outnumber the citizens by twenty to one, but we can see in the Daggerfall story that a census taken in the previous era indicated that the population was over one hundred and ten thousand, so that the number of NPCs shown in Skyrim cities could probably be attributed to a programming restriction when approaching Skyrim bandits, most of them don't try to attack you or will rob you, but will simply tell you to leave them alone , surely a bandit would rob you right away. The Norse Pantheon is the primary religion of the Norse, but as we see throughout Skyrim, the Norse worship the Imperial Pantheon, not the traditional Norse pantheon.

However, the Skyrim bandits still reference that Norse pantheon and still say lines about gods instead of Imperial heroes, it just tells us that maybe the real Norsemen were driven out of the city by the Imperial puppets, which turned to the bandits in the true Nordics, unfortunately the gangs. They are too generic for us to really know what is at stake. rorickstead is a farming village that is located in the Whiterun winery and is the main supplier of food products for White Run Roar Extend appears to have quite poor land for farming with rocky terrain. and outcrops surrounding and within the village, interestingly, although their soil appears to be rich in rorix and they claim not to have had a bad harvest in many years, the citizens of rorickstead can be asked why their farms are thriving.

Juwan Minnette is one of those citizens in Rockstead and he used to be a healer for the Imperial Legions. Now let's save this information for later if you are not asked what the secret of such a fertile land could be. He responds with secrecy. What makes you think there's a secret there? There are no secrets here, my curious friend, our prosperity is simply the result of hard work, good luck and the blessings of the gods. There are no secrets here, my curious friend, it sounds exactly like something someone would say if they were trying to hide secrets.

Juwan can later. He can be heard conversing with the village leader, Rorick, with Laura, saying that they have been very lucky with their farming and even wondering if there could be another force at work, so could there be another force, perhaps another conversation, maybe one we can have? shouldn't listen could help guide us in the right direction if we hide we can hear one of the village kids asking juwan to teach him some fire magic and jawan telling him to keep his voice down and not spread any secrets it seems that shewan is teaching his magic and no one in the town can tell by looking around the town beyond there are some houses that have soul gems and where juan lives we can find an interesting book called the spirits of daedra youtuber camel works describes this and suggests that In In reality, people are being sacrificed to the Daedra in exchange for fertile land.

Talking to other members of the town, we can find that Lemkill and Morkey's wives die after they both just had a baby, but remember that Juwan was actually a healer, why weren't they? The women were saved perhaps when Johan was saying that Rorick's death was blessed, this could have to do with the secret, if the Pact Camel Works farmers dig much deeper into this theory and have some other points to back this up, and tell them. I suggest you go see your elders. detective video scrolls revealing the secrets of the raw sacrificial soil if you want to learn more about this thalma white souls experiment black souls and skyrims are those of sentient beings, the thelma, also known as snow elves , they have smaller white souls, but why might this be the case?

Many ages ago, the ancient race of Dwemer forced the thalmor to live underground and forced them to consume toxic mushrooms. This left the Felmer blind and could potentially have influenced their souls as well. The north dover credit user is just a theory that the thalma. We were not a civilized race, an Elder Scrolls online book, the guild memo on capturing souls, mentions that black souls are derived from sentient mortals, while white souls are captured from beasts, but this really isn't explains the experimental side of this point, although maybe we will? I need to look a little deeper, another more disturbing theory is that the Dwemer, while forcing Thelma to live underground, are actually using her souls as a power source.

Dwemer automations work with a soul gem, more importantly a white soul gem, maybe the dwemer didn't. I actually want to blind Thelma, but this was a mere side effect of them turning the Falmer into beasts and then using their souls as power sources for their own machines. Now let's shout that ice forms in the depths beneath the iceberg. I'm sorry. I've kept my worst Skyrim eye reference to the latest Skyrim getting colder throughout Skyrim. You can find mammoths and sable caps, which are animals found in very cold environments that Nexus forum user dokovin uses as part of the evidence that perhaps Skyrim is actually entering an ice age.

When you climb into the gorge of the world you can see a dragon skeleton half buried in the snow, this suggests that there is a gradual accumulation of snow and could this be related to Skyrim cooling down? The theory is that the Norsemen of Asmora actually migrated south. of Tamriel due to the increasingly cold poles, however this could be disproved by the recently thought archaeological find of a mammoth that was killed by ancient Dwemer arrows, potentially suggesting that Skyrim is actually thawing and warming in place of colder inscriptions on insect jars. Probably the most debated theory in all of Skyrim and possibly the most profound in all of Skyrim, we can find five jars of bugs and they seem to have no use other than decoration.

Many different fans have come up with their own theories about what the bug jars could do. That is, if you turn the jars over and look under the lids, there appears to be different text inscribed on each jar. Some speculate that these inscriptions could simply be the initials of the Elder Scrolls developers with the initial words of d-a-t p-i-g jwt mt and zwht being visible. One could also speculate that this was some form of inside joke by the developers, but the speculation didn't end there with Skyrim Reddit users combining their detective powers and producing an apocalyptic theory to rule all theories.

Here is a watered down summary of the scratin hypothesis. The texts below the list of insect jars were actually runes and they attempted to translate them using the ancient Fulfarc rune script. These were translated to give the following message: Giant ice sun, I need horse lake day, I need hail, I'm not sure what the last word is, I need human. lake, this seemed like a set of instructions in which the dragon was to ride a horse towards a lake by calling something and a giant beast of ice and sun would be summoned. A German archaeologist who surprisingly was a student of German archeology responded to this theory by saying none. of these runes actually looked very similar and this was more of a hopeful pattern match than a true translation, but let's ignore that for a minute and take these translations as a real reddit user bocata with the help of others and then move further into this theory with each one.

The message line is actually arepresentation of the city in Skyrim. The sun in the giant eye could represent the wood to hold, as is the top of the five cities of the circle, and that could represent the sun. This is probably the loosest connection we can make here. the lake represents the white race as a map marker it is a symbol of a horse the day needs could represent the dawn star as dawn is the arrival of the day needs hail could be a reference to Windhelm as if the dragon sees the imperials and attack Windhelm with which they conclude greeting the emperor near the human lake could be morthel, which is similar to mortal, which represents the mortality that humans have with water and also surrounds mortal.

Now all these five cities are connected with a nice circle and by connecting these places with straight lines you get a pentagon. You can connect the middle of these straight lines of a pentagon to form another pentagon. These pentagons also have a location in each of them. Three of them are dragon mountains and one of them is left mesenquierdo, which is an entrance to the dragon's fulfillment and the last one of With the stones of the tower, it was theorized that you first started a slaughter in each of the five cities mentioned, then You killed the four dragons in the inner pentagons and finally, activating the tower stones unlocks the final location, Wayne and the stones.

Located in the center of this diagram, Wayne and the stones are a set of stones formed in a circle with a shrine located at the base. This sanctuary is the place where the five insect gels would be placed and the end of times would begin like this. Why would people perform these actions? Nothing would happen. This is because it could actually only be done on the promised day and no one knew when it sounds very convenient, right? But this might not be the final song. This theory is sung. YouTuber Camel Works. I managed to contact a member of the Skyrim development team to talk about this and level designer Ryan wrote back and told him that the jars were actually the remains of a cut quest or even just a cut idea that the designer suggested implementing and the developers decided not to. implement, but is this just a convenient solution to a pass now considered too sinister to fully reveal?

Well, that brings a sadder end to the Skyrim iceberg. If you want to delve deeper into the law of Skyrim, I suggest YouTubers like Camel. Works and Fudge Muppets who had many videos covering many of the different questions and theories related to Skyrim. Thanks for completing the video. Let me know what you think about all these theories and also let me know what I may have. Was I wrong or what else should I cover. I hope to get news from you. I hope to see you in another video. Thanks again for watching.