What a grand and intoxicating innocence. (Try the Great House Dagoth mod when you fall in love with Dagoth Ur, it's really great and has multiple endings, totally improves the vanilla main quest to have real options.)
Dagoth Ur was a SNAKE before the events at Red Mountain, and he never died in the events there; he was badly injured but escaped, and later recovered the tools of Kagrenac and used them to make himself a god just as Vivec and Almalexia did, the difference being that he was far more twisted than either of them...
@@JimIBobIJones Bruh he double crossed the Dwemer by telling Nerevar about the Heart, then he double crossed Nerevar by telling the Nords about the Heart, then he double crossed everyone by taking the Heart for himself. Dagoth Ur is a legit sh*t bag.
@@fresh2182 the official narrative is written by the victors - the tribunal - and contradicted in other sources within the game itself. It is heavily hinted and all but confirmed that it is actually the tribunal themselves that betrayed and murdered Nerevar as he was wary of their promise to Azura and refused to let anyone use the heart. This creates a massive open question about the real history of Dagoth Ur. The developers intentionally left it ambiguous what happened at red mountain, who betrayed who, when and how. But one thing that is indisputable by the very fact that he is a) alive and b) immortal is that Dagoth Ur did use the heart well before the tribunal did and before Nerevar died. Which means Dagoth is definitely guilty of betraying Nerevar and Azura on the oath as much as the Tribunal.
@@JimIBobIJones You're right about the unreliable narrator, but the thing is that *EVERY* version of events, across every culture, from Nord, to Ashlander, to House/Tribunal, all basically call Dagoth Ur a devil/betrayer if he is mentioned at all, and it's obvious from how twisted he is in game that he never was a good person.
This is the first video I've watched on Dagoth Ur that truly gets the character, right down to the little details. The musical theme of the sixth house tying into Lorkan as the drum. His madness in thinking the divine disease is a benevolent gift, when its killing his people. Being dead himself, but dreaming he is alive. You'd be surprised how many people gloss over this stuff, but I'd say its integral to what makes him a unique, interesting character, and a tragic villain. Bravo Drewmora!
I always thought that he was just so arrogant and delusional that he believed everyone was just one of his separate physical bodies, so it didn’t matter what exactly happened to them.
I always saw Dagoth as someone who had his heart in the right place but got corrupted. He was against the slaying of the Elf King and especially by his most loved council. Dagoth wanted to protect the heart and the chymer but got twisted in the process.
Morrowind was my first ever elder scrolls game. I adore it. Know one thing I always wished they had done? Given the anti hero option. You can’t side with Dagoth Ur even if you wanted to.. but he offers many times. I thought it would be a cool option to have even way back then.
Morrowind was my 1st Elder Scrolls amd my 1st rpg that wasn't JRPG. I too adore it. I always hated the tribunal as turn coats and now zealots and empathize with Dagoth but not enough to betray Azura. I was always hard core in her corner since she first spoke to me.
the only reason they didn't allow it is because it would require a dragonbreak in order to retain the cohesion of the saga. it seems like they put a lot of work into preventing choices that can't be included into the canon at least broadly.
@@entropicflux8849 good point in fact. Somethings thou.. are often left open ended by player characters. Like decisions in big quest lines.. in future games they say it's unknown if ( for example) the neravarine did this.. or whether they did that.. while some things are concrete. Seems they could've had a ending where even taking the evil route.. eventually something corrected it ect. Just a fun idea I guess. At the same time this may be one of those concrete things.
@@brandonbest8489 yeah, they could have had dagoth ur win in a way that still proves asura correct if they had put some effort into it. and at the end of the day, there's always dragon breaks to rely on...
I had the same feeling, back when I played Morrowind a lot. You're sort of given the impression that you'll get to make up your own mind, but then you're just railroaded into the canon ending. Back then I found a mod, Endrek's Sixth House mod, which allows you to rise from the lowly rank of Sleeper to join Dagoth Ur against the Tribunal and the Imperials. I had a lot of fun with it. I've no idea if the mod is still compatible with the current version of Morrowind, but if you still have the game it might be worth looking into.
Dagoth Ur waves his arms around wearing nothing but a mask and his underwear and everyone thinks it's cool. I do it, and my neighbors call the police. Not fair.
I've heard the voices of Dagoth Ur as of late. He is himself and not himself at the same time. One instance he'd be formal and approachable, and the next thing you know he becomes vulgar and erratic. I've seen visions of him and one of the Four Corners of the House of Troubles reciting the Lusty Argonian Maid, and another I've seen him with the rest of the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned discussing the first of the 36 lessons of Vivec. I've heard him praying to Lorkhan for a shy and sensitive companion, and another surprised about the Nerevarine being among the very stock of slaves that all Dunmer owned.
"The other week I heard him say *can a N'wah borrow a sweet roll*, and my first thought wasn't*oh my god he said the n word*, it was N'wah, how is you gonna borrow a sweet roll? Is you gonna give it back?"
Surely months have passed and yhe revelation dawned upon me. The Divine Disease has taken a new form. No longer the Corpus offers eternal life and force them to sing to tye whims of Dagoth. They opened themselves to Amaranthic Insight and offered their voices into this strange new song. They are now aware yet unaware, being forced to say and sing things inocuous to blasphemous by mysterious forces like what Boethia did to Trinimac back in the Merethic Era. Now it begins to spread to parts unknown.
I have also heard the voice of the sharmat, but he was talking about gnomes, and receiving a traumatic brain injury from an impact with a Menards truck, what a grand and intoxicating innocence, how can you diagnose a god?
"omg you're being forcibly possessed by some guy who thinks he is the creator of everything! We have to keep you awake or he'll possess you. Quick sit down and let me give you a lecture!" - Drew the Daedrologist *Falls asleep and is possessed* " Who put this person to sleep?"
I really enjoy this style of video, the mix between a lore video and an in universe story where you play a character is so unique and something i rarely see. You should do more of this!
Who can be trusted to be honest about the Battle of Red Mountain? Dagoth Ur? Vivec? Wulfharth? Alandro Sul? Dro'Zira? I am waiting for the Orc version of events as they seem like least likely group to use deception in their storytelling.
It's hard to find out the real facts as to what happened when truth is malleable by design. For all we know, we're actually following 1 side of a dragon break because the other side, Dagoth Ur destroyed the world in others.
@@thepopemichael I read somewhere that a Morrowind developer said the team didn't decided which version of events is true by the time of the game's completion. I do find it amusing that the ESO developers decided to throw in Khajiit warriors into the mix to made things more confusing instead of adding clarification.
Dagoth Ur is such an unusually interesting villain coming from Skyrim and Oblivion. He isn't a one-sided villain and if given the chance, I think many would actually join him against the Tribunal.
There's a possibility that even Alduin of all villains may be like this. Paarthanax will mention at some point, "Those who wish to delay the end only hasten it Those who hasten the end only delay it." It implies that there might be a threat out there someone tried to change the scheduling of when the end is supposed to happen. While the literal end of Nirn or Mundus seems like a bad thing there is meant to be a next world. For all everyone knows within Nirn the next world is meant to be a true paradise. Those who want to hasten the end of the current world want their paradise 'right now' never mind the wishes of the Divines. Those who want to delay it clearly do not have the people of NIrn's best interest at heart.
@@chadharger9323 I always wished to have an option to join Alduin. He seems to have a valid point since he is basically a god-sent being that is just doing his job of cleaning the world. Also I would rather join a powerful godly dragon in destroying the world than live in the same world led by those Aldmeri Dominion dumbasses.
This feels like that one Dr Who episode with the kids in gas masks where we all thought it was going to be fine and watched it before bed and then went to sleep traumatised except I’m 20 now and Dagoth Ur is trying to explode my brain
As a character, Dagoth-Ur is literally just the Underking. In life he was an advisor to a respected military and cultural leader, and died when he was betrayed by someone he trusted. Centuries later he returns as a powerful, God-like being, whose lifeforce is tied to an object that is both the stone for one of the Towers of creation and the power source for the Numidium. He serves as the main antagonist for his game, yet he remains in a secluded, mountainous region during the events of the game, waiting for his power to return, communicating with the outside world through his agents. The political powers in the region paint him as a purely evil entity that simply wants to destroy everything, but the truth is far from black and white, and he actually has good reasons for doing what he's doing.
That is an excellent comparison but Dagoth Ur's reasoning and methods weren't good at all. Voryn Dagoth was likely an honorable good man but when he was killed whatever connection he formed with the tainted heart gave him a twisted corrupted and confused form of Chim. He actually thought he was the dreamer which means he actually thought reality was his dream and he was the god above all gods. The heart was twisted and corrupted by centuries of dwemer tampering and Dagoth got fucked over bigtime because of that. You got to remember that the dwemer already messed with the heart so much that there whole race ceased to age and if they weren't physically killed they could live forever. On top of that moment before Dagoth was told to guard the heart Kagranack used it and made his whole race vanish. That heart would not be something I would want to spend long periods of time around.
@@stinkmongerI know I'm 9 months late but: Consider the Velothi ideals of overcoming adversity and the whole Psijic Endeavor thing. I think if slavery was practiced in proper Velothi fashion it would be done only on those who 'should' be slaves, so basically those who can't take care of themselves. I think that if Dunmer applied Velothi philosophy to slavery they'd understand not to chase escaped slaves, as an escaped slave has proven they have the will and desire to take responsibility for their own life. I also think mistreating slaves is stupid and inefficient, making slaves who fear and hate you is counterintuitive to ensuring they work well. A slave who owes you for their life and knows it is much better I imagine, especially if they owe said life not because of some childish reason like "because he lets me live" but rather "because he provides me with what I need to survive in exchange for servitude". Now granted this does bring up the question of where the slaves come from, as very few would willingly be enslaved. The answer is simply criminals, prisoners of war, or others who are incarcerated for the safety of themselves or others. A good slave owner should seem like a therapist performing rehabilitation disguised as ownership. That being said, Dagoth didn't actually want to enslave everyone who wasn't a Dunmer, he wanted to enslave everyone that wasn't himself, and even that is a gross oversimplification of the Corprus.
I sense a plothole here: - The Tribunal kills Nerevar, while Dagoth guards the tools - The Tribunal walks to the heart to get divinity - Dagoth knows what had happened as his skin was also changed - The Tribunal "kills" Dagoth - The Tribunal ascendes to godhood - Azura curses the Chimer/Dunmer with ashen skin How did Dagoth get the cursed skin even before the Tribunal became living gods?
Dagoth Ur was a Chimer when he was struck down and is still one in the events of the game. His skin became dark because of Red Mountain's ashes (just like those ash vampires you see in the game). That volcano practically spewed ash 24/7.
@@Xbalanque84 What I understand is that whether Nerevar was betrayed or not, AlmSiVi used Kagrenac's tools on the Heart of Lorkhan. This is what angered Azura as they broke their promise. It happened after Dagoth Ur was taken down. In the version where Nerevar wasn't betrayed, it was Nerevar himself that killed Dagoth Ur. On the other where Nerevar was betrayed, it was AlmSiVi who killed Dagoth Ur.
I'll be the first to admit this... Even if Oblivion will always be my favorite Elder Scrolls, Dagoth Ur will always remain my favorite villain in the series. Mainly because he had the right idea, but he carried those intentions out in the worst way possible. With Corprus. And his history with the Nerevarine was certainly a nice little touch. Anyway, love the video!
The part where you tell your listener not to fall asleep was super meta for me because I was actually dozing off before bed while watching your video and suddenly I hear that in the middle of my dream that was starting up LOL that was sUPER trippy
@@NoConsequenc3 what kind of dagothian fever dream made you believe humans actually exist outside of the content they watch on youtube?!? Gaw! Whats that? I should go touch grass?!? Whats grass? Is that the green stuff on the ground everywhere in oblivion?!?🤔
It's lovely to see you out on your own. I hadn't realized you separated from Fudgemuppet. Have you considered reaching out to Michael Kirkbride and maybe doing an audio series of an original series? There's a ton of room for the stories of failed nerevarine, and a lot of other topics
The framing device and presentation here is seriously cool as hell. Really serves to pull the viewer into the setting. I personally adore that sort of thing. To some extent it gives me like a variation of the Storyteller vibes back when Shoddycast was at their height. Keep up the great work, dude.
Dagoth Ur is possibly one of my favorite antagonists and characters in the Elder Scrolls series, the enlightenment and knowledge that the Heart whispered to Voryn had simultaneously drove him insane but brought him closer to the genuine yet misinterpreted understanding of what the Towers, Wheel, and the Godhead was. Loremasters and mages would probably put all the coin and possibly even a limb on the line to acquire this knowledge without zero-summing or being driven insane beyond comprehension of what reality is. And the story betrayal at the hands of the False Tribunal really makes me resonate with Voryn Dagoth and his best friend in battle, Nerevar. Dagoth Ur's goals were definitely misguided and detrimental to the fate of Tamriel, but the Heart Drum conceived a plot of destruction and plague hidden behind the masquerade of divinity and enlightenment closer to the Sharmat and I feel as if the Tribunal had it coming once they grew greedy and treacherous against their own kinfolk.
Excellent video as always. TES has some amazingly well written characters. The Underking (Zurin Arctus in particular), Dagoth Ur, Ulfric Stormcloak. These three listed, among others, have remarkably similar stories with themes of a strong sense of loyalty followed by a betrayal, causing them to become what can be perceived as villainous, and each justified in different ways.
He called me his moon-and-star and prepared a place just for me where we side-by-side drive the mongrel Empire out of Morrowind and free the false gods of the tribunal. I would do anything for him.
To be honest I don't trust Vivec or any of the Tribunal any more than I trust Dagoth Ur. All of them became corrupted by powers that no mortal should have ever had access to. All of them betrayed you in one way or another. Some of them even betray you again like Almalexia and Vivec was potentially plotting the same thing based on the fact that the game has TWO wraithguards in it not one. The one Vivec gives you and the other that you can get if you kill him and then get it activated with the backdoor path. Here is the thing they are different wraithguards because one goes on the left hand and the other the right hand. Some people consider being able to get two wraithguards as a bug. I however don't I consider it as evidence that when the time was right and Dagoth Ur was defeated if possible Vivec would betray you and take back Keening and Sunder. It makes no sense making just one gauntlet for 2 tools that have to be used together. You would make two gauntlets which would make a set. So Vivec kept one so that if he saw a chance he could use the tools if he could get his hands on them.
The battleplan Vivec gives you is rather explicit that he is taking measures to ensure the Nerevarine does not/ can not do the ritual to become a god. Since the heart is freed he wouldnt be able to draw power from it again anyway even if he did recover the tools from you.
@@BaronVonKenny According to who? Vivec. Who has shown by his past actions to have no issues with lies and betrayal. He says he is taking steps. All we have are his words for it. Its like when government agencies "investigate" themselves and then find no evidence of wrong doing. Not to be trusted. If Vivec wasn't planning something then why not activate and give the player both wraithguards. There are two tools which need to be used together. So two wraithguards existing makes sense. Yet he only gives you one of them. You have to kill him to get the other one. Then take it somewhere else to get activated. The Dwemer made the heart visible in the first place. The heart wasn't originally visible until the Dwemer made t so. Whose to say Vivec couldn't have figured out how to do the same thing. Possibly I don't know perhaps using the powers of chim. Vivec is thousands of years old and had god powers for the majority of that time. Plenty of time to research it possibly with the assistance of Sotha Sil. Vivec researched enough to sever the connection and make it disappear. Not a huge leap to think he would know how to do the opposite as well.
@@maiqtheliar789 according to Azura who is like "well done the heart is gone and the tribunal is screwed". Then she congratulates you again after killing 2/3 of the rest of the tribunal. I really dont think Vehk had an ace up his sleeve unless you count that creepy forum rp stuff about the trial. Honestly the ither wraithguard shows up as a daedric gauntlet so i'm not even sure if its a different thing in lore, it feels kind of unfinished development wise but it does raise some neat questions.
I now know what it must have been like to be Tay from ‘Poison Song’, walking up the Volcano. This is by far one of the best TES lore videos I have ever watched and one that really captures the essence of Dagoth Ur and his influence.
Wow... i have this weird dream with an blue dude with a pottery stuck in his head saying something about "Make Morrowind great again"... This is the last time i buy Sweetrolls from Khajit Caravans...
5:52 Dagoth: aight so look, y’all are like my henchman ok? Don’t just let anybody walk in. ok? with there telvani hats, or RNG broken armor they got from a random bosmer, or Mickey D.
I have a theory that the reason _all_ dwemer disappeared was because of a coordinated effort from all three groups: Morrowind, Skyrim, and Hammerfell. All three chief tonal architects tried to activate their unique super weapons at the same time, perhaps by coincidence, or perhaps intentionally (using their Calling helmets to synchronize). Your line about "without proper preparation" lines up, because it's said the dwemer of Skyrim were in the middle of a falmer uprising when they disappeared, so whatever super weapon they had hidden in Skyrim would've also been compromised (perhaps the Aetherium Forge?). As for Hammerfell, we don't know enough about what the dwemer were up to, but a war with the Redguards/Yokudans is likely considering...well...the yokudans. Either way, I suspect the Thalmor have a better idea of what the dwemer were hiding, which is why they were so keen on that province. After all, Hammerfell was part of their initial demands to the Emperor, it was the focus of an entire front of the Great War, it was a condition of the White-Gold Concordat, and the Dominion invaded Hammerfell a second time after the war was over. What could the Thalmor possibly want with a desert unless there was something important buried beneath the sands?
Dammit UA-cam, quit changing my bells. I had mine set for all notifications from this channel, just happened to get lucky and see this video as the 3rd one down on my recommended, otherwise idk when I would have seen it. Well I guess it works out, glad I caught it within a reasonable timeframe at least.
@@lazulenoc6863 A great physical and/or mental trauma will do something worse to a divine or daedric prince. Lokran(shattered body), Trinimac(now Malakath both mentally and physically), and Jiggy(now mentally Sheogorath) found out the hard way. For mortals at least they die. These immortal beings really don't have that luxury of being released from that kind of suffering.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh Welcome Moon-and-Star Come to me through fire and war Ooh, ooh Come, Nerevar Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart Ooh Lay down your weapons It is not too late for my mercy Ooh, ooh Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart Ooh, ooh, ooh I'm a god How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence I'm a god How can you kill a god? Shame on you, sweet Nerevar Welcome Moon-and-Star Come to me through fire and war Ooh, ooh Come, Nerevar Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart Ooh Lay down your weapons It is not too late for my mercy Ooh, ooh Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart Ooh, ooh, ooh I'm a god How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence I'm a god How can you kill a god? Shame on you, sweet Nerevar I'm a god I'm a god I'm a god, god I'm a god I'm a god I'm a god No recall or intervention can work in this place There is no escape No recall or intervention can work in this place There is no escape No recall or intervention can work in this place There is no escape No recall or intervention can work in this place There is no escape I'm a god How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence I'm a god How can you kill a god? Shame on you, sweet Nerevar I'm a god I'm a god I'm a god, god I'm a god I'm a god I'm a god
This was such a macabre story-telling. I love it. It was especially haunting when I was actually going to bed the first time I watched it. Trippy. I was always on the fence with Dagoth, as I keep playing Devil's Advocate with his story/reasons, but this was the right amount of creepy and awe that I can't help but want to hear the Doom Drum again........
great work on the channel and congrats on going solo, i think it's a definite upgrade for your skill and style. hopefully your channel will bloom like the knowledge of AMARANTH, you got my sub m8. btw, the OG lore of the elder scrolls universe is literally the only thing that keeps me coming back to bethesda's awful company policies and work-style at all. AE CHIM CE ALTADOON GHARTOK PADHOME
Very amusing, but the motivations of a god are unknowable to a mortal. In truth, the whole Akulakhan thing was part of a drunken bet between me and Sanguine, and though I value our friendship, lets just say that choosing the daedric prince of debauchery to be your skooma recovery sponsor is not the greatest choice, and leave it at that.
personally i like to think of the denizens of tamriel as people trapped in the matrix and achieving chim and eventually amaranth, as them escaping the "plato's cave" of mortality. Everyone has the potential for godhood, even that asshat nazeem. Which means every life cut short, is essentially, the killing of a gestating god, or the destruction of an unfree mind. Like miquelle in the erd tree of elden ring. This perspective makes dealing with aedra/daedra a little more even, when knowing that, on the mortal plane, we mortals effect these beings, and this is why the daedra, proud beings that they are, wish to influence us...by doing so, and by granting gifts, they shackle our power over them.
I don't know much about TES lore but it's always weird to hear about it. Because it's like the highest fantasy nonsense I've ever heard. But it's writing builds itself on hypocrisy of deification, a twist of Eldrich style unknowable universes but describe it through said hypocrisy making the unknowable, knowable, but simply something you can't really just pinpoint with logic and traditional storytelling.
Sir, you alone have reached heaven by violence, sprung Amaranth and have always been the True Dreamer. 200/10, amazing work, stunning narration. Honestly this should be included in the game :P.
Wow! what an awesome video in it's entirety! I had visitors and couldnt watch the whole thing. i just came back and was absolutely engulfed by it. What a lot of work you went through to create this for us. Thank you tons!
It's weird that I never see people talking about Morrowind when Lovecraftian games are brought up, practically everything involving Dagoth Ur and swathes of Vvardenfell is eldritch horror or Dream Cycle
I absolutly love the immersion, you put me in the 1st person and it felt like i was there, secondly Voryn Dagoth and his house is my absolute favorite element in ES lore, he was the good guy
i dont wanna discourage you or downplay your hard work but you sound exacly like this other guy named "fudgemuppet" between you and me i think you do it better
What a grand and intoxicating innocence.
(Try the Great House Dagoth mod when you fall in love with Dagoth Ur, it's really great and has multiple endings, totally improves the vanilla main quest to have real options.)
how could you be so naive
Sweet Nerevar.
Shame on you
I'm a God. How can you kill a God?
Or rather guilt?
Come, Moon-and-Star. I have prepared a Minecraft server for us.
Congratulations on receiving a place amongst House Telvanni! You are truly a promising Daedrologist considering they granted you your own tower!
Ehh. Isn't the best way to advance in telvanni to slaughter anyone who opposes your ascension?
Nothing some poison can't help
The tribunal brought this upon themselves, and unleashed a nightmare upon the Dream.
The weakness of mortals often creates the largest demons we will ever have to confront.
The chimes pre-date Dagoth's return, as seen in ESO
Drew my favourite daedrologist
Dagoth Ur is what a betrayed loyal hero becomes after death and ressurection against his own will... a tragic tale indeed.
Dagoth Ur was a SNAKE before the events at Red Mountain, and he never died in the events there; he was badly injured but escaped, and later recovered the tools of Kagrenac and used them to make himself a god just as Vivec and Almalexia did, the difference being that he was far more twisted than either of them...
His immortality is proof that he betrayed Nerevar.
If he was loyal, he wouldn't have used the heart in the first place.
@@JimIBobIJones Bruh he double crossed the Dwemer by telling Nerevar about the Heart, then he double crossed Nerevar by telling the Nords about the Heart, then he double crossed everyone by taking the Heart for himself. Dagoth Ur is a legit sh*t bag.
@@fresh2182 the official narrative is written by the victors - the tribunal - and contradicted in other sources within the game itself. It is heavily hinted and all but confirmed that it is actually the tribunal themselves that betrayed and murdered Nerevar as he was wary of their promise to Azura and refused to let anyone use the heart. This creates a massive open question about the real history of Dagoth Ur.
The developers intentionally left it ambiguous what happened at red mountain, who betrayed who, when and how.
But one thing that is indisputable by the very fact that he is a) alive and b) immortal is that Dagoth Ur did use the heart well before the tribunal did and before Nerevar died. Which means Dagoth is definitely guilty of betraying Nerevar and Azura on the oath as much as the Tribunal.
@@JimIBobIJones You're right about the unreliable narrator, but the thing is that *EVERY* version of events, across every culture, from Nord, to Ashlander, to House/Tribunal, all basically call Dagoth Ur a devil/betrayer if he is mentioned at all, and it's obvious from how twisted he is in game that he never was a good person.
This is the first video I've watched on Dagoth Ur that truly gets the character, right down to the little details. The musical theme of the sixth house tying into Lorkan as the drum. His madness in thinking the divine disease is a benevolent gift, when its killing his people. Being dead himself, but dreaming he is alive. You'd be surprised how many people gloss over this stuff, but I'd say its integral to what makes him a unique, interesting character, and a tragic villain. Bravo Drewmora!
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I always thought that he was just so arrogant and delusional that he believed everyone was just one of his separate physical bodies, so it didn’t matter what exactly happened to them.
@@floobybadoop6814 I am dagoth me, you are dagoth you, and we all are dagoth ur :-p
😮👏
@@floobybadoop6814Dagoth Smith
I always saw Dagoth as someone who had his heart in the right place but got corrupted. He was against the slaying of the Elf King and especially by his most loved council. Dagoth wanted to protect the heart and the chymer but got twisted in the process.
His heart was indeed in the right place.
He had an extra chamber for it. 🥁
If only he wasn't such a shameless racial supremacist...
Daddy Dagoth 😩
Sweet Nerevar 😏🌋
In Dagoth Ur's mind, everyone is him. So he is essentially trying to convince himself to trust himself.
never have i heard a more relatable dilemma
Morrowind was my first ever elder scrolls game. I adore it. Know one thing I always wished they had done? Given the anti hero option. You can’t side with Dagoth Ur even if you wanted to.. but he offers many times. I thought it would be a cool option to have even way back then.
Morrowind was my 1st Elder Scrolls amd my 1st rpg that wasn't JRPG. I too adore it. I always hated the tribunal as turn coats and now zealots and empathize with Dagoth but not enough to betray Azura. I was always hard core in her corner since she first spoke to me.
the only reason they didn't allow it is because it would require a dragonbreak in order to retain the cohesion of the saga. it seems like they put a lot of work into preventing choices that can't be included into the canon at least broadly.
@@entropicflux8849 good point in fact. Somethings thou.. are often left open ended by player characters. Like decisions in big quest lines.. in future games they say it's unknown if ( for example) the neravarine did this.. or whether they did that.. while some things are concrete. Seems they could've had a ending where even taking the evil route.. eventually something corrected it ect. Just a fun idea I guess. At the same time this may be one of those concrete things.
@@brandonbest8489 yeah, they could have had dagoth ur win in a way that still proves asura correct if they had put some effort into it. and at the end of the day, there's always dragon breaks to rely on...
I had the same feeling, back when I played Morrowind a lot. You're sort of given the impression that you'll get to make up your own mind, but then you're just railroaded into the canon ending.
Back then I found a mod, Endrek's Sixth House mod, which allows you to rise from the lowly rank of Sleeper to join Dagoth Ur against the Tribunal and the Imperials. I had a lot of fun with it. I've no idea if the mod is still compatible with the current version of Morrowind, but if you still have the game it might be worth looking into.
Dagoth Ur waves his arms around wearing nothing but a mask and his underwear and everyone thinks it's cool.
I do it, and my neighbors call the police. Not fair.
Get a better mask and more stylish underwear, duh. They're objecting to your fashion.
Get pecs bro
How can you arrest a god?
@@thatguy771ify what a grand and intoxicating innocence
Probably because that’s his fighting stance should’ve shot fireballs from your hands
_Get in the Heart Chamber, Nerevar. We're making Morrowind great again!_
MMGA make Morrowind great again. As it should be
"So this is how you honor the second thumb and the feature unmourned?"
@@Dislike-kq9uqI can't tell of this is genuine or mocking cringe
What cringe? @@JoshuaRed-v4f
I disagree with your image, thumbs UP, actually.
I've heard the voices of Dagoth Ur as of late. He is himself and not himself at the same time. One instance he'd be formal and approachable, and the next thing you know he becomes vulgar and erratic. I've seen visions of him and one of the Four Corners of the House of Troubles reciting the Lusty Argonian Maid, and another I've seen him with the rest of the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned discussing the first of the 36 lessons of Vivec. I've heard him praying to Lorkhan for a shy and sensitive companion, and another surprised about the Nerevarine being among the very stock of slaves that all Dunmer owned.
"The other week I heard him say *can a N'wah borrow a sweet roll*, and my first thought wasn't*oh my god he said the n word*, it was N'wah, how is you gonna borrow a sweet roll? Is you gonna give it back?"
Surely months have passed and yhe revelation dawned upon me. The Divine Disease has taken a new form. No longer the Corpus offers eternal life and force them to sing to tye whims of Dagoth. They opened themselves to Amaranthic Insight and offered their voices into this strange new song. They are now aware yet unaware, being forced to say and sing things inocuous to blasphemous by mysterious forces like what Boethia did to Trinimac back in the Merethic Era. Now it begins to spread to parts unknown.
N'wah what?
I have also heard the voice of the sharmat, but he was talking about gnomes, and receiving a traumatic brain injury from an impact with a Menards truck, what a grand and intoxicating innocence, how can you diagnose a god?
"omg you're being forcibly possessed by some guy who thinks he is the creator of everything! We have to keep you awake or he'll possess you. Quick sit down and let me give you a lecture!" - Drew the Daedrologist
*Falls asleep and is possessed*
" Who put this person to sleep?"
I am definitely not here due to the vast quantity of dank Dagoth Ur memes hitting the internet due to AI voice technology, no definitely not that.
I really enjoy this style of video, the mix between a lore video and an in universe story where you play a character is so unique and something i rarely see. You should do more of this!
I hated it. I wanted a lore video, not a fucking roleplay.
Kinda' like the old Shoddycast days.
Mmm. Yes I found it amazing!
When did the Aedra become Limitfull earth bones? What is he saying at 17:05?
I think this style is genuinely genius.
Who can be trusted to be honest about the Battle of Red Mountain? Dagoth Ur? Vivec? Wulfharth? Alandro Sul? Dro'Zira?
I am waiting for the Orc version of events as they seem like least likely group to use deception in their storytelling.
Oh interesting I'm looking forward to it too now.
It's hard to find out the real facts as to what happened when truth is malleable by design.
For all we know, we're actually following 1 side of a dragon break because the other side, Dagoth Ur destroyed the world in others.
@@thepopemichael I read somewhere that a Morrowind developer said the team didn't decided which version of events is true by the time of the game's completion.
I do find it amusing that the ESO developers decided to throw in Khajiit warriors into the mix to made things more confusing instead of adding clarification.
@@badluck5647 To be fair, they were there already according to lore (Five Songs of King Wulfharth mentions it).
@@neoqwerty That is the Nordic version of events. You don't hear the orc perspective.
*In the Citadels of the Sixth House Dagoth Ur waits dreaming.*
I understood that reference lol
I wish the pre-oblivion elder scrolls lore continued it's was more unique and interesting then the more standard fantasy it became after morrowind
Dagoth Ur is such an unusually interesting villain coming from Skyrim and Oblivion. He isn't a one-sided villain and if given the chance, I think many would actually join him against the Tribunal.
Doing so means essentially giving up all free will and becoming him.
It definitely would have made killing Alamexia(cant spell her name) more intresting
There's a possibility that even Alduin of all villains may be like this. Paarthanax will mention at some point, "Those who wish to delay the end only hasten it Those who hasten the end only delay it." It implies that there might be a threat out there someone tried to change the scheduling of when the end is supposed to happen. While the literal end of Nirn or Mundus seems like a bad thing there is meant to be a next world. For all everyone knows within Nirn the next world is meant to be a true paradise.
Those who want to hasten the end of the current world want their paradise 'right now' never mind the wishes of the Divines. Those who want to delay it clearly do not have the people of NIrn's best interest at heart.
@@chadharger9323 I always wished to have an option to join Alduin. He seems to have a valid point since he is basically a god-sent being that is just doing his job of cleaning the world. Also I would rather join a powerful godly dragon in destroying the world than live in the same world led by those Aldmeri Dominion dumbasses.
@@RestInPieceBro But the best way to eat time is to do nothing and sit on your butt. that eats time really well.
I always knew Dagoth did nothing wrong, now drew is confirming my suspicions!
Great vid as always dude.
Drew's out here making a series about the 36 Lessons and still has time to tackle the topic of Dagoth Ur, what a legend
This feels like that one Dr Who episode with the kids in gas masks where we all thought it was going to be fine and watched it before bed and then went to sleep traumatised except I’m 20 now and Dagoth Ur is trying to explode my brain
Are you my mummy?
Are you my mummy?
Are you my mummy?
Are you my mummy?
wtf
As a character, Dagoth-Ur is literally just the Underking. In life he was an advisor to a respected military and cultural leader, and died when he was betrayed by someone he trusted. Centuries later he returns as a powerful, God-like being, whose lifeforce is tied to an object that is both the stone for one of the Towers of creation and the power source for the Numidium. He serves as the main antagonist for his game, yet he remains in a secluded, mountainous region during the events of the game, waiting for his power to return, communicating with the outside world through his agents. The political powers in the region paint him as a purely evil entity that simply wants to destroy everything, but the truth is far from black and white, and he actually has good reasons for doing what he's doing.
Woah. Likening Voryn Dagoth to Zurin Arctus is... really, *really* opening up paths of thinking for me.
A good villain always has sympathetic goals, or sound reasoning for their motivations.
Doesn',t make them any less evil in application though
didn't he want to enslave everybody that isn't a dark elf? is there ever a good reason to do something like that?
That is an excellent comparison but Dagoth Ur's reasoning and methods weren't good at all. Voryn Dagoth was likely an honorable good man but when he was killed whatever connection he formed with the tainted heart gave him a twisted corrupted and confused form of Chim. He actually thought he was the dreamer which means he actually thought reality was his dream and he was the god above all gods. The heart was twisted and corrupted by centuries of dwemer tampering and Dagoth got fucked over bigtime because of that. You got to remember that the dwemer already messed with the heart so much that there whole race ceased to age and if they weren't physically killed they could live forever. On top of that moment before Dagoth was told to guard the heart Kagranack used it and made his whole race vanish. That heart would not be something I would want to spend long periods of time around.
@@stinkmongerI know I'm 9 months late but: Consider the Velothi ideals of overcoming adversity and the whole Psijic Endeavor thing. I think if slavery was practiced in proper Velothi fashion it would be done only on those who 'should' be slaves, so basically those who can't take care of themselves. I think that if Dunmer applied Velothi philosophy to slavery they'd understand not to chase escaped slaves, as an escaped slave has proven they have the will and desire to take responsibility for their own life.
I also think mistreating slaves is stupid and inefficient, making slaves who fear and hate you is counterintuitive to ensuring they work well. A slave who owes you for their life and knows it is much better I imagine, especially if they owe said life not because of some childish reason like "because he lets me live" but rather "because he provides me with what I need to survive in exchange for servitude".
Now granted this does bring up the question of where the slaves come from, as very few would willingly be enslaved. The answer is simply criminals, prisoners of war, or others who are incarcerated for the safety of themselves or others. A good slave owner should seem like a therapist performing rehabilitation disguised as ownership.
That being said, Dagoth didn't actually want to enslave everyone who wasn't a Dunmer, he wanted to enslave everyone that wasn't himself, and even that is a gross oversimplification of the Corprus.
I feel like I’ve ascended to a higher level of consciousness after this video. Masterfully done as always Drew ❤️
I sense a plothole here:
- The Tribunal kills Nerevar, while Dagoth guards the tools
- The Tribunal walks to the heart to get divinity
- Dagoth knows what had happened as his skin was also changed
- The Tribunal "kills" Dagoth
- The Tribunal ascendes to godhood
- Azura curses the Chimer/Dunmer with ashen skin
How did Dagoth get the cursed skin even before the Tribunal became living gods?
Dagoth wasn't completely dead, unknown to the Tribunal. The Heart sustained him and his skin changed.
Dagoth Ur was a Chimer when he was struck down and is still one in the events of the game. His skin became dark because of Red Mountain's ashes (just like those ash vampires you see in the game). That volcano practically spewed ash 24/7.
Dragonbreaks be weird like that. Also, all of the parties involved in the affair who you can talk to are unreliable narrators.
@@aumediwibisana4613
Possible. Hadn't considered that before.
@@Xbalanque84 What I understand is that whether Nerevar was betrayed or not, AlmSiVi used Kagrenac's tools on the Heart of Lorkhan. This is what angered Azura as they broke their promise. It happened after Dagoth Ur was taken down. In the version where Nerevar wasn't betrayed, it was Nerevar himself that killed Dagoth Ur. On the other where Nerevar was betrayed, it was AlmSiVi who killed Dagoth Ur.
I'll be the first to admit this... Even if Oblivion will always be my favorite Elder Scrolls, Dagoth Ur will always remain my favorite villain in the series.
Mainly because he had the right idea, but he carried those intentions out in the worst way possible. With Corprus. And his history with the Nerevarine was certainly a nice little touch.
Anyway, love the video!
At this point, I bet Drew has said "nerevar" more than anybody else on the planet 😆
"CAST THEM INTO THE FIRE! DESTROY THEM!" Why do those words coming from an Elf sound familiar?
The part where you tell your listener not to fall asleep was super meta for me because I was actually dozing off before bed while watching your video and suddenly I hear that in the middle of my dream that was starting up LOL that was sUPER trippy
The video ain't long enough to fall asleep to
@@vexile1239 people exist before the video starts...?
@@NoConsequenc3 what kind of dagothian fever dream made you believe humans actually exist outside of the content they watch on youtube?!? Gaw!
Whats that? I should go touch grass?!?
Whats grass? Is that the green stuff on the ground everywhere in oblivion?!?🤔
It's lovely to see you out on your own. I hadn't realized you separated from Fudgemuppet. Have you considered reaching out to Michael Kirkbride and maybe doing an audio series of an original series? There's a ton of room for the stories of failed nerevarine, and a lot of other topics
Anybody else read the runes at 1:42? The effort did not go to waste
I spent most of the day at my five year old nieces birthday party and it nearly broke me so I really needed this 😩 thanks Drew
I hope you got her a copy of Morrowind for her birthday!
@@DrewmoraYT Every five year old girls dream present 😂
The framing device and presentation here is seriously cool as hell. Really serves to pull the viewer into the setting. I personally adore that sort of thing. To some extent it gives me like a variation of the Storyteller vibes back when Shoddycast was at their height.
Keep up the great work, dude.
I read, "farming device" with argonians being first thing that came to my mind. I venerated the house unmourned too much it seems.
@@kharngotrekson1726 That is entirely fair. But I would never consider a farm tool 'cool as hell', it wouldn't honor the sixth house.
This video honors the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned.
Between Drew’s accent and the Tamrielic names, UA-cam’s auto-captions has some VERY interesting spellings! 😂
Dagoth Ur is possibly one of my favorite antagonists and characters in the Elder Scrolls series, the enlightenment and knowledge that the Heart whispered to Voryn had simultaneously drove him insane but brought him closer to the genuine yet misinterpreted understanding of what the Towers, Wheel, and the Godhead was. Loremasters and mages would probably put all the coin and possibly even a limb on the line to acquire this knowledge without zero-summing or being driven insane beyond comprehension of what reality is. And the story betrayal at the hands of the False Tribunal really makes me resonate with Voryn Dagoth and his best friend in battle, Nerevar. Dagoth Ur's goals were definitely misguided and detrimental to the fate of Tamriel, but the Heart Drum conceived a plot of destruction and plague hidden behind the masquerade of divinity and enlightenment closer to the Sharmat and I feel as if the Tribunal had it coming once they grew greedy and treacherous against their own kinfolk.
Excellent video as always. TES has some amazingly well written characters. The Underking (Zurin Arctus in particular), Dagoth Ur, Ulfric Stormcloak. These three listed, among others, have remarkably similar stories with themes of a strong sense of loyalty followed by a betrayal, causing them to become what can be perceived as villainous, and each justified in different ways.
Literally woke me up with “hey wake up”
He called me his moon-and-star and prepared a place just for me where we side-by-side drive the mongrel Empire out of Morrowind and free the false gods of the tribunal. I would do anything for him.
Mephala wants a word...
A bad guy that isn't on to something is poorly written
a fan with no writing credits isnt an authority on how to write a villian. Stick to disney.
As a mainly Skyrim and Oblivion player, the lore behind Dagoth Ur was almost conpletely unknown to me. Thanks for another great video, Drew!
Morrowind lore blows skyrim and oblivion out of the water
To be honest I don't trust Vivec or any of the Tribunal any more than I trust Dagoth Ur. All of them became corrupted by powers that no mortal should have ever had access to. All of them betrayed you in one way or another. Some of them even betray you again like Almalexia and Vivec was potentially plotting the same thing based on the fact that the game has TWO wraithguards in it not one. The one Vivec gives you and the other that you can get if you kill him and then get it activated with the backdoor path. Here is the thing they are different wraithguards because one goes on the left hand and the other the right hand. Some people consider being able to get two wraithguards as a bug. I however don't I consider it as evidence that when the time was right and Dagoth Ur was defeated if possible Vivec would betray you and take back Keening and Sunder. It makes no sense making just one gauntlet for 2 tools that have to be used together. You would make two gauntlets which would make a set. So Vivec kept one so that if he saw a chance he could use the tools if he could get his hands on them.
The battleplan Vivec gives you is rather explicit that he is taking measures to ensure the Nerevarine does not/ can not do the ritual to become a god. Since the heart is freed he wouldnt be able to draw power from it again anyway even if he did recover the tools from you.
@@BaronVonKenny According to who? Vivec. Who has shown by his past actions to have no issues with lies and betrayal. He says he is taking steps. All we have are his words for it. Its like when government agencies "investigate" themselves and then find no evidence of wrong doing. Not to be trusted. If Vivec wasn't planning something then why not activate and give the player both wraithguards. There are two tools which need to be used together. So two wraithguards existing makes sense. Yet he only gives you one of them. You have to kill him to get the other one. Then take it somewhere else to get activated. The Dwemer made the heart visible in the first place. The heart wasn't originally visible until the Dwemer made t so. Whose to say Vivec couldn't have figured out how to do the same thing. Possibly I don't know perhaps using the powers of chim. Vivec is thousands of years old and had god powers for the majority of that time. Plenty of time to research it possibly with the assistance of Sotha Sil. Vivec researched enough to sever the connection and make it disappear. Not a huge leap to think he would know how to do the opposite as well.
@@maiqtheliar789 according to Azura who is like "well done the heart is gone and the tribunal is screwed". Then she congratulates you again after killing 2/3 of the rest of the tribunal. I really dont think Vehk had an ace up his sleeve unless you count that creepy forum rp stuff about the trial.
Honestly the ither wraithguard shows up as a daedric gauntlet so i'm not even sure if its a different thing in lore, it feels kind of unfinished development wise but it does raise some neat questions.
I now know what it must have been like to be Tay from ‘Poison Song’, walking up the Volcano. This is by far one of the best TES lore videos I have ever watched and one that really captures the essence of Dagoth Ur and his influence.
Wow... i have this weird dream with an blue dude with a pottery stuck in his head saying something about "Make Morrowind great again"...
This is the last time i buy Sweetrolls from Khajit Caravans...
If only there was a mod to join The 6th House and pilot Alulakan like Mech Warrior
5:52
Dagoth: aight so look, y’all are like my henchman ok? Don’t just let anybody walk in. ok? with there telvani hats, or RNG broken armor they got from a random bosmer, or Mickey D.
Here we gooooo! More Drewmora goodness.
Also that title seems right up my alley. Metaphysics, let’s go!
Hell yeah 😎🤜🤛
This some of the most engaging and well-constructed fantasy lore ever delivered on this platform. Serious talent.
I have a theory that the reason _all_ dwemer disappeared was because of a coordinated effort from all three groups: Morrowind, Skyrim, and Hammerfell. All three chief tonal architects tried to activate their unique super weapons at the same time, perhaps by coincidence, or perhaps intentionally (using their Calling helmets to synchronize).
Your line about "without proper preparation" lines up, because it's said the dwemer of Skyrim were in the middle of a falmer uprising when they disappeared, so whatever super weapon they had hidden in Skyrim would've also been compromised (perhaps the Aetherium Forge?).
As for Hammerfell, we don't know enough about what the dwemer were up to, but a war with the Redguards/Yokudans is likely considering...well...the yokudans.
Either way, I suspect the Thalmor have a better idea of what the dwemer were hiding, which is why they were so keen on that province. After all, Hammerfell was part of their initial demands to the Emperor, it was the focus of an entire front of the Great War, it was a condition of the White-Gold Concordat, and the Dominion invaded Hammerfell a second time after the war was over. What could the Thalmor possibly want with a desert unless there was something important buried beneath the sands?
Dunno....have you seen a redguard in a bikini? The thalmor just thirstin hard i say lol
hey it's my favourite elder scrolls youtuber
Dammit UA-cam, quit changing my bells. I had mine set for all notifications from this channel, just happened to get lucky and see this video as the 3rd one down on my recommended, otherwise idk when I would have seen it. Well I guess it works out, glad I caught it within a reasonable timeframe at least.
Seeing the thumbnail, then the title, then the video length.... Ooof the excitement.
He's a god, how could anyone kill a god?
What a grand and intoxicating innocence!
Malakath - This is Scourge. Perhaps you've heard of it?
@@chadharger9323 Lay down your weapons. it is not too late for his mercy.
@@lazulenoc6863 A great physical and/or mental trauma will do something worse to a divine or daedric prince. Lokran(shattered body), Trinimac(now Malakath both mentally and physically), and Jiggy(now mentally Sheogorath) found out the hard way. For mortals at least they die. These immortal beings really don't have that luxury of being released from that kind of suffering.
Great! Drew's video just in time :) Thanks Drew for all your content, I'm loving it!
Wait? You are not with FudgeMuppet any more? What did I miss :o??? I just found your channel now hu???
yo ive een hearing dagoth hates the argonians now idk about this dreamer stuff, but i can get behind destroying the empires mongrel dogs and argonians
I will do what I must to honor the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned.
I swear Drew i'm not sleeping i'm just resting my eyes.
And Drew this was an amazing video and experience keep up the great work!
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh
Welcome Moon-and-Star
Come to me through fire and war
Ooh, ooh
Come, Nerevar
Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart
Ooh
Lay down your weapons
It is not too late for my mercy
Ooh, ooh
Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart
Ooh, ooh, ooh
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
What a grand and intoxicating innocence
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
Shame on you, sweet Nerevar
Welcome Moon-and-Star
Come to me through fire and war
Ooh, ooh
Come, Nerevar
Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart
Ooh
Lay down your weapons
It is not too late for my mercy
Ooh, ooh
Come and look upon the heart, upon the heart
Ooh, ooh, ooh
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
What a grand and intoxicating innocence
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
Shame on you, sweet Nerevar
I'm a god
I'm a god
I'm a god, god
I'm a god
I'm a god
I'm a god
No recall or intervention can work in this place
There is no escape
No recall or intervention can work in this place
There is no escape
No recall or intervention can work in this place
There is no escape
No recall or intervention can work in this place
There is no escape
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
What a grand and intoxicating innocence
I'm a god
How can you kill a god?
Shame on you, sweet Nerevar
I'm a god
I'm a god
I'm a god, god
I'm a god
I'm a god
I'm a god
unce unce unce....
Dagoth Ur did nothing wrong. Dwemer oil can't melt enchanted steel beams
This was such a macabre story-telling. I love it. It was especially haunting when I was actually going to bed the first time I watched it. Trippy. I was always on the fence with Dagoth, as I keep playing Devil's Advocate with his story/reasons, but this was the right amount of creepy and awe that I can't help but want to hear the Doom Drum again........
Besides, why try to fight him when he’s a god, how can you kill a god. What a grand and intoxicating innocence
Such great video, very entertaining and filled with lore!
I have a rule dont trust anyone who wears a golden mask and a loincloth as casual wear
great work on the channel and congrats on going solo, i think it's a definite upgrade for your skill and style. hopefully your channel will bloom like the knowledge of AMARANTH, you got my sub m8.
btw, the OG lore of the elder scrolls universe is literally the only thing that keeps me coming back to bethesda's awful company policies and work-style at all.
AE CHIM CE ALTADOON
GHARTOK PADHOME
Very amusing, but the motivations of a god are unknowable to a mortal. In truth, the whole Akulakhan thing was part of a drunken bet between me and Sanguine, and though I value our friendship, lets just say that choosing the daedric prince of debauchery to be your skooma recovery sponsor is not the greatest choice, and leave it at that.
WHAT!
Im completely obsessed with the intro and i find myself coming to this video every couple of weeks.
If all of Tamriel becoming eldritch monsters and simply one consciousness is a good thing according to you, you ought to be institutionalized.
personally i like to think of the denizens of tamriel as people trapped in the matrix and achieving chim and eventually amaranth, as them escaping the "plato's cave" of mortality. Everyone has the potential for godhood, even that asshat nazeem.
Which means every life cut short, is essentially, the killing of a gestating god, or the destruction of an unfree mind. Like miquelle in the erd tree of elden ring.
This perspective makes dealing with aedra/daedra a little more even, when knowing that, on the mortal plane, we mortals effect these beings, and this is why the daedra, proud beings that they are, wish to influence us...by doing so, and by granting gifts, they shackle our power over them.
As always, this is excellent Drew. But you know what I'm waiting for, what I crave, what I need - give me my next lesson on the Sermons of Vivec!
Man that interview he did with Tucker made so much sense.
they had so much in common
I don't know much about TES lore but it's always weird to hear about it. Because it's like the highest fantasy nonsense I've ever heard. But it's writing builds itself on hypocrisy of deification, a twist of Eldrich style unknowable universes but describe it through said hypocrisy making the unknowable, knowable, but simply something you can't really just pinpoint with logic and traditional storytelling.
Yes, possibly...or...maybe TSO never ever existed? 'Twould explain, and UNEXPLAIN, so much. Just a thought.
Sir, you alone have reached heaven by violence, sprung Amaranth and have always been the True Dreamer. 200/10, amazing work, stunning narration. Honestly this should be included in the game :P.
What a grand and intoxicating channel
Wow! what an awesome video in it's entirety!
I had visitors and couldnt watch the whole thing. i just came back and was absolutely engulfed by it.
What a lot of work you went through to create this for us.
Thank you tons!
What a grand and intoxicating presentation.
It's weird that I never see people talking about Morrowind when Lovecraftian games are brought up, practically everything involving Dagoth Ur and swathes of Vvardenfell is eldritch horror or Dream Cycle
Ah a sizable lore video, mixed with a bit of Telvanni role-play eh? I'm down for that.
Dagoth Ur did nothing wrong. (This message was paid for by the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned.)
I really enjoy how you did this video. Through this fantastic editing and storytelling you really made this a joy of a video to watch.
I absolutly love the immersion, you put me in the 1st person and it felt like i was there, secondly Voryn Dagoth and his house is my absolute favorite element in ES lore, he was the good guy
Dagoth Ur shouldn't be rectangular, with a beer belly. His torso should be an upside down triangle.
I knew I recognized your voice and style. Drew the Daedrologist!
Why'd you change your channel?
i dont wanna discourage you or downplay your hard work but you sound exacly like this other guy named "fudgemuppet" between you and me i think you do it better
Dagoth is the movie villain you’re supposed to hate but kinda agree with lmao
Beautiful.
You're damn good Drew, damn good.
Praise the Sixth House, the Tribe Unmourned,
May House Dagoth forever triumph against the cruel murderer cult
May clavicus vile cut a deal with UA-cam and grant you with 1 million souls for subbing.
i"m watching this becaume of (Dagoth Ur meets argonian Nerevar (Animated).)
What a fuckin intro. One of the fastest likes I gave to a video from a tuber I've never watched before.
Yes. I trust him with every atom in my body.
I’ve been on the side of Dagoth Ur since I saw him on the Joe Rogan podcast.
Too bad I’m a filthy outlander tho..
Dagoth Ur did nothing wrong.
You should voice drew the dedrologist as follower mod
You have a bromance for dagoth
the delivery was "Godly". You have my respect; As well as my subscription.
Drewmoran knowledge is so nice to sleep to. You make my dreams nice.