Skyrim - We Uncovered a Weird Connection Between Namira & Sithis
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In our latest Elder Scrolls video we explore the weird connection between Namira & Sithis. What is the Void really?
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series and was released worldwide on November 11, 2011. The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim.
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"What is more rigid than time?"
Given multiple dragon breaks, a lot of things apparently
Yeah, no wonder Aka is often either pissed or just not having a good time 😅
Especially after Lorkhan's betrayal, which caused all of this to happen
Well, rigid tends to mean straight and unyielding. So, in a way, it makes sense that time in the Aurbis tends to break instead of bend! That’s a neat revelation! Thank you @scarredbutalive for your contribution to TES lore! 😁
Time is rigid to the point of brittling. So when it hits the hardened walls Lorkahn's Trap it shatters, and the pieces must be put back together.
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Well, I figured it's not that it's hitting the walls of Lorkhan's trap, but rather, it's been contained with Auriel who was ensnared in it, so it's not breaking on his trap, just within it due to Lorkhan's forces of Man
Chad Numidium’s brass schlong.
Norturnal = Darkness (In the traditional sense like Night)
Namira = Darkness (In the emotional/phylosophical sense A.K.A Evil. Hence all the attributions of fearful tropes to her like spiders)
Sithis = Darkness (As in Nothingness)
>phylosophical
Namira's version is more a dark space with nothing but bloodthirsty insects hunting you down in an endless void. The worst part is, that when they eventually catch you, you don't die, therefore you fully experience EVERYTHING.
To add, you'll be in a breed grounds for Chaurus, Spiders and things like that trying to eat you so umm- NOPE for me.
I think, if I were to be any deity of the Elder Scrolls. I'd be Sithis, mainly because I share many things with him. Maybe a beer. 😂☠
Currently playing ESO while listening to the ramblings of a mad Australian cultist… wouldn’t have it any other way 👍
I believe Drew is from the realm of England. The other two are Australian.
@@Etticos. close enough 😂
@@Etticos. Are these Oblivion plains? I don't understand you cultists.
EOS :/ how is it nowadays
@@pokemontrainerred5913 I quite enjoy it actually. I’m an Admin for a trading guild so most of the time it’s more of a job than a game 😂 but as long as we keep getting regular fresh content I’m happy
Nobody seems to talk about how the entire snow elf race is now under the thumb of Namira and it needs to be talked about
I never tought of it. Good point.
That is a good point, you're absolutely right!!
And i Smash every single one.
I've always taken the Falmer's blinding as a hint that by striking the heart of lorkhan the Dwemer were sent into the void by Namira, which is further supported by the fact that Dwemer can be summoned as spirit, much like sithis's follower.
From the start of this video I feel like Namira is not Sithis but a fragment of it turned into a daedra from being merged with Lorkan and then cast out of him by Azura
If the Dread Father truly *is the Void* then it's very possible.
I still don't get why in the Altemer story Sheogorath is called the sithis shaped hole that formed when Lorkan's heart was ripped out,if Namira is the darkness that corrupted Lorkan's heart
@@simpslayer69yt59 Here's my theory...
Sithis is the soul of Padomay (Chaos/Change), as Anuiel is the soul of Anu (Order/Stasis). Anu and Padomay are a duality, as are their souls Sithis and Anuiel. Anuiel and Sithis would then create their own souls to balance the Aurbis, Anuiel making Auriel (Time) and Sithis making Lorkhan (Limitation). It's worth noting that Haskill says himself that Sheo's coming into being as the 'Sithis shaped hole' might not be entirely true. I believe this ties into a very important character - Jyggalag. It's also worth nothing that Namira is a force of duality in the eyes of Reachmen.
Jyggalag, God of Order, was supposedly the most powerful Daedric prince at one time, and all other princes came together to curse him with madness and turn him into Sheogorath. This is very interesting when we consider that Sheogorath is the 'Sithis shaped hole' left when Lorkhan's heart/divine spark was ripped out.
It's very intersting, as Jyggalag is a Daedra who is most in tune with Anu, rather than Padomay. Jyggalag is also the only Daedra to have been born knowing their purpose (it's also entirely possible this knowledge drove him insane and turned him into Sheogorath without any influence from the other princes at all), however Sheogorath is inherently Padomaic in his chaotic ways of being. More so than any other princes, Jyggalag and Sheogorath reflect Anu and Padomay and yet they do not bare any similarities to Anuiel or Sithis...
When Sithis created Lorkhan in the Void, the darkness that manifested in his heart brought the essence of Namira into being within Lorkhan, Namira literally being the Void. His heart was ripped out, creating both the Heart of Lorkhan and the Dark Heart, a the seperating of the heart (duality) within Lorkhan would create a Daedric prince: Nocturnal birthed from the black blood that beat from the Dark Heart, being the daughter of Lorkhan and Namira. For this next part, remember that Lorkhan's body is Nirn.
I theorize that the 'Sithis shaped hole' doesn't refer to Sheogorath's birth, so much as Jyggalags. It is not a hole left in the absence of his heart, giving birth to Chaos through Sithis. Rather it is the product of removing Padomay/Sithis from their own creation, leaving only Anu where there was Duality. This created Jyggalag, a force of Order and Stasis much like Anu except physically present, tangible and powerful. A being who knew all things past, present and future, who had taken account for every possibility ever possible. And again, the only prince to understand their true purpose.
I do not believe the other Princes cursed Jyggalag into madness. I believe Jyggalag knew he was the only Anuic Daedric Prince, knew of his full power and purpose but also knew of his inevitable fate - so much knowledge and order and stasis that it would curse him into Sheogorath of his own volition. An entirely seperate Prince to Jyggalag. Sheogorath being the Padomaic counterpart to Jyggalag rather than a version of him. This is supported by the conclusion of the Shivering Isles, where the Champion of Cyrodil mounts the role of Sheogorath and Jyggalag continues to exist, building his own Plane of Oblivion somewhere besides the Isles.
@@censoredeeznuts ooh
You killed it dude. 👍
Makes sense to me
"The Great Darkness is an empty vacuum. There are no shadows in a place that has never known light. And there is no place for night in a place that has never known day." That's deep.
It's deep space.
I'm 14
@@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606 Or... it's what existed before the "big bang" or whatever, vast nothingness with glimmers of something peeking through here and there
THEORY: THE NIGHT MOTHER IS ACTUALLY NAMIRA SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF SITHIS
Yes that theory is way better than the "night mother is mephala" theory
I'm kinda into this!
"Psst. Hey, I know who you are. Hail Sithis!"
Ironically, Sithis is the most true of the gods. The evil murder cult is right!
Is he really though? Anui-El would like to have words with you 👀
Though the Argonian Nisswo's would say the murder cult doesn't understand the full being.
@@thalmoragent9344 Even if Anui-El wanted a word, he couldn't. He's dead. Sithis isn't dead, so, you know, it's kind of the last soul standing of the OG spirits.
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How is Anui-El dead? If he was, Sithis either would need a new counterpart or Mundus and the Orbis would've been tossed into chaos and Instability, and it would return to Anu and Padomay all over again.
How can Anui-El as a Pseudo-Soul even "die"? Lorkhan got his heart torn from his chest, and even he didn't officially "die", just lost a shit ton of his power, so how would Anui-El even be dead??
@@thalmoragent9344 He's not dead literally, he's a "dead god" in the sense that nobody barely even acknowledges him, and he has vastly more popular soul-of-his-soul-of-his-soul entities people would rather worship. Unlike Sithis. Who is recognized by most everyone.
You can't die if all you are is a basic and prevalent concept, but it's shown repeatedly that godhood is related directly to the belief of the people and not through some other force or power unique to the status. Physically Anu is even still there, but Anu and Anui-El are effectively dead as gods.
Perfect as always gentleman. BTW thank you for updating the playlist. I love doing everything I do to that playlist.
So... what if dragon breaks are something that happens when multiple incredibly powerful forces have perceived the same event. History is written by the victor... or maybe it's written in the scrolls by the most powerful perceiver. So maybe when multiple people/entities/forces perceive something, but see things differently, they create these rifts. Like arguments, but in nature or creation...
That would make a lot of sense given the metanarrative of TES. The universe is a song, and perhaps dragonbreaks are what happens when these beings go off tune, solo if you will. Within the godhead, which is dreaming, they may be memories of memories, corrupted and conflicting.
You mean like a nord wizard holding up an elder scroll to the most powerful dragon?
Aspect of Sithis : Ha! To try to put a name on me is to try and hold chaos in your hand, mortal! If it helps you stay sane, think of me as a miniscule piece of Sithis ... a jot of intellect and will, contained within this shadowed form."
I was getting goose bumps when I met sithis, honestly I love ESO for these things.
Hello there , what quest is this ? I have completed the dark brotherhood quest line in eso and can’t remember this
@@conchobarcampbell3200 it’s a quest in shadowfen it’s about the fangs of sithis
You must not give the fangs away to meet the aspect of sithis
@@Azure_VTthank you very much my friend. May the night mother guide your blade .
Anything ever happens
Lorkhan: and where did it get you? Back to me
*Lorkhan, Namira, Nocturnal.* The direct creations of Sithis, Lorkhan being the Champion of Darkness among them. *Auriel, Magnus, Trinimac.* Likely the 3 direct creations of Anui-El. _Forever Opposed_
FAX 💯
Seeing that thumbnail literally one day after finishing the Markarth story in ESO...
... And THIS is why I love this channel. Food for thought and lore contemplation of possibilities on various puzzle pieces on how they all might fit together.
Namira and Sithis, two very understandable and completely baffling "Entities?"
BEINGS is a word I would use for entities
I was drinking when he said "Foreboding folds," and now there's lemonade in my lungs. . . No idea why it made me laugh so hard
So, let me get this straight, and please correct me if I'm wrong or over simplifying: Namira is the primordial darkness of Anu. and Sithis is the Void between Anu & Padomay where all that is temporary becomes eternal through death. Yes? No?
Do you think Sithis contradicts what Padomay is?
If Padomay is supposed to be about eternal chaos and change and Sithis is all about and for eternal nothingness and void doesn't that mean Sithis is contradicting and going against the will of Padomay?
There can't be chaos and change if there is nothing and empty void.
In fact if you think about it what Sithis wants is more familar with Anu's philosophy even if it's more sinister and nihilistic in nature. From what I see here Sithis is a contradicting force towards Padomay. Talk about hypocrisy.
I agree! Sithis and Anui-El are supposed to be born from the interplay of Anu and Padomay, so my interpretation is that, there is a little bit of Anu in Sithis and a little bit of Padomay in Anui-El.
After all, in the story 'Sithis', they say that before Sithis, 'the start of the house', there was only the 'nothing' of Anu with no mention of Padomay; in which case the creation story is being interpreted monotheistically, with Sithis taking the role of "God" emerging from the unchanging pre-existence of Anu and 'fashioning a myriad of possibilities' of existence from it, including Anui-El. So in this story Anu, rather than Sithis, is described as something akin to the Void; in fact maybe in this story the Void only came into existence once Sithis divided things to create a distinction between nothingness and everything else. So maybe Sithis exists inside the Void, but is also an entity which predates the Void?
Likewise, I wouldn't be surprised if in the future there is a creation story from some other culture that insists that there was no Anu and that pre-existence was solely Padomaic "Chaos", and that Anui-El (going by this name or another name) formed from this chaos allowing structure and permanency to come into existence, therefore allowing other concepts such as time, love, death, void, logic, limitations, Sithis, Auri-El, etc., to come into being within it. Who knows?
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That would be quite interesting for the worldbuliding indeed.
Iv always been of the opinion that sithis is the Nothing before the duality was created it wants to return to nothing due to every thing being agenst its nature its entropy given will
That's what he's saying. The Void is the Zero Sum of Change and Stasis colliding. Sithis is paradoxically both Eternal and Never. That's why he's portrayed as a skeleton. Death is forever, but only comes from a limited life.
anu and padomay are pretty ambiguous. the redgaurds assign each of their roles to a single, self-conflicted being. the nords have no concept of either of them, except maybe the skaal.
And some people Believe that Sithis was Just Boethia being a Clown... LoL
All Hail Sithis
the dread father
Hail Sithis
@toaritok yeah, I always confuse these 2 lol
Naw, the theory is that Mephala is posing as the Night Mother. Which actually makes sense. Not sure if I believe it, but it makes sense.
Hell, I believe it. Mephala founding the dark brotherhood that is, not boethia.
So basically Nocturne is Nolan's Batman, who merely adopted the dark. XD
The other day I read A Child's Anuad that I found in Fort Dunstad, and it was just like a Fudgemuppet video, only on paper.
The oldest fear of mankind is the fear of the unknown and I like to look at namira as a eldritch being that is incomprehensible to mortals
Sithis is even more incomprehensible than Namira :P
This shit is the basis of my next Morrowind mod...
Like it's been two months in development, so I hope those players skip past this...
We get to make Void Vampires and teleport everywhere to fight them? 😱
nocturnal merely adopted the darkness, lorkan was born in it, molded by it.
Lorkan is bane? Dear god!
Wait, bane was played by tom hardy...I'm ok with this actually
Last time I was this early, roided up Argonians were chasing Daedra into the Oblivion gates
I just listened to An-Xileel before watching this video and this comment sums it up well
When you hear "Hey Guys and Welcome to Fudgemuppet" 5 minutes into the video...
3:44 Azura and Boethia: You merely adopted the dark...
*Namira was born in it*
😎
I was born in it. Moulded by it. By the time I saw the light I was already a man and by then I found it nothing but blinding.
@Flutters Shy
Yes
Sorry I have missed a lot of your content busy being a father. Binge watching everything trying to catch up. Great job as always.
I hope it hasn't been too stressful, and that you and your family are doing well.
@@scarletbard6511 based
@@scarletbard6511 No it's great just between work and making sure my daughter has a lot of fun, is healthy and learning as much as possible... I don't have a lot of time for myself. It's ok though because I want her to have the best childhood she can and teach her all I know. She is older now so I worry just a little less 😂. To think I once hoped for a son... She is a little whirl wind and tough as nails.
There is no life in the void...
only death!
So… the dark heart is the darkness that was within Lorkahn aka Shor that formed after he had his heart unjustly ripped out of his cheat and Azura pulled the darkness out and casted it out.
While the dark heart it self being a gateway to the void just like the sun being a gateway to atherius and thus people can use the dark heart to pull what is basically void magic through to use.
Some one please feel free to correct me cause the dark heart really confuses me.
@@timyuusis3372 Well the sun is a hole to atherius which magic comes from. So if the dark heart is a hole to the void you figure they be the same.
ive still got beef with namira for 2 reasons. the beyond reach mod's plot and the literal beef in the Reach 😑
Psst, I know who you are.... Hail Sithis!
After listening to this like 30 times, I think I might finally be starting to understand it! lol
This is one of my absolute favorites! Thank you Drew (& Drew's Torchic) & Scott & Michael. 💜💚💙
I don't know exactly how you guys make money from UA-cam. If I keep rewatching this episode, among others, does that generate revenue for you? This is my most watched channel by far!
My theory is that when lorkan was created by sithis the darkness inside of him was derived from sithis and azura separated it allowing for lorkan to no longer be the end of creation as sithis intended and allowing lorkan to indulge in creation only to find that even gods can gain wisdom from limitations and decided to create mundus and mortal man and weaken the gods inside.
"Those who suffer, know best,"
What a stunning summary of the beliefs of the Forsworn.
Perhaps it's no wonder they keep throwing their lives away to useless lost causes?
The void is the "lobby" ya saw in ep6 of LOKI, to put it simply. It's the road between universes, which had to exist due to the dragon breaks splitting reality into various threads. I've always believed that existed in TES, otherwise how could all those realities exist disconnected but contained within the same continuity.
That's the dreamsleeve
Sounds like you're reading the lyrics to a 70s progressive art-rock album.
So Lorhkan is alive
Edit: Also never worship Aedra, gotcha
Fell asleep to this video, woke up convinced I was a forsworn gatherer and that my clan would be missing my potions if I didn’t get back before I remembered the concept of homework and taxes lmao
We were told that in the begining there were two, but there was a third. When there was only Stasis and Change, there was also the Darkness that they existed within.
Holds true to the "rocky" relationship between Anu and Padomay, perhaps it was in Lorkhans birth that Sithis was born, or more importantly, realised.
So, Sithis is the laid back brother who embraced limitations so Auriel could soundboard ideas with them and the rest of the family, while Namira is the rebellious "fuck you, it's not a phase!" sister that holds on to the limitless darkness that even the gods dare not dwell...
How fascinatingly horrifying.
You think they make newbies at Bethesda are told “just watch a fudgemuppet video”?
Much as we'd all like them to, I honestly doubt it. Maybe some of them come across Fudge Muppet on their own and perhaps they even pass on these ideas on occasion. In the end though, it is far more likely that they are either wholly unaware of FM's content (do they really have time to trawl through YT?) or actively ignore it in favor of whatever the higher-ups tell them (because that's how you keep your job).
Fantastic work Drew! No pun intended, your cadence drew me into the lore. This is a very good example of storytelling, and I have enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you for sharing this story, and your talent with this community. I wish you all great success in your endeavors. Cheers.
The truth about the void: There's nothing there.
17:13 - 18:06 This doesn't make sense. The entire video is about Sithis being limitation, but somehow at the end it switches and Auriel is limitation and Sithis is ambiguous.
*Everything, seems to be connected to Lorkhan('s heart)*
I have been watching your videos for years man and I must say you have a gift for voice over in videos. Never stop making videos man and I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks this.
I really hope Bethesda Game Studios has a full time position where someone just sits, watches and studies Fudge Muppets videos while thoroughly taking notes. It really would be in their best interest
The point to make is that Sithis is Not Inherently corrupt or evil. The dark Brotherhood completely sends a bad reputation. Sithis is change as Padomay is. The dark night that limits the shining light of Akatosh’s son. The force of constraint and limitation and change is simply what was required to be as Akatosh began to reflect his own existence- the bearings of order and the purity of light, Sithis provided the darkness, and in turn lorkhan: the most crucial factor to the creation of all of Nirn and the mortal realm. Change, age, children, night and day to give substance to Akatosh’s primitive being, his all enshrouding light. Lorkhan is an instrument of change. Akatosh reflects on all things of change and realized how creation was a beautiful thing that he enabled. Beings aging and dying and era’s changing and beginning.
It is without any doubt that Namira is the twin sister of Shor as she was born from some of the flesh that had left Shor’s body, while Nocturnal is the other twin sister born from some of the blood that had left Shor’s body. The 3 were disciples of Sithis, learning the ways of darkness. While the two sisters competed against each other for the title of the Great Darkness, it was Shor who became the Champion of Sithis. His world, Sovngarde, was created and Shor set out to destroy Auriel and the Anuic Et’Ada, taking with him the Anuic goddesses Kyne, Mara and Dibella as his warbrides. However, Shor had greater ideals. He created Mundus to not only trap the other Et’Ada into mortality, but also to provide a plane from which one can begin to understand the nature of the Aurbis and beyond. Then soon came a race of lesser Et’Ada known as the Wandering Ehlnofey who took Shor’s side, and thus were shaped in his image. It comes as no surprise why the Nordic race have an identical phenotype to Shor. Man has a Lorkhanic appearance, as does Tsun, Stuhn, Jhunal, Nocturnal, Namira and all kinfolk of Shor.
@Zach A There is if you read the lore and can make a logical inference based on all the available information.
@Zach A I’m not sure I understand the question. Do you want me to repeat every word Drew said? Because part of it was already mentioned in the video. Or do you want me to waste my time with a random internet weirdo and post a 3000 word essay to someone as uneducated and arrogant as yourself when I have zero interest in doing so?
The time when you read the lore and, more importantly, actually *understand* it is when I will reply to you. Now get out of my thread you silly nounce.
@@timyuusis3372 Sure thing friend. It’s in the Khajiiti creation mythos, as well as pieces of the Aldmer creation mythos. Shor was the last child of Anu and Padomay. When Padomay fled to the Void and birthed Shor, he would be raised by Sithis. However, Shor was born with an illness that had serious negative effects on his body. He would go from coughing to vomiting out his own blood, which at that point was black. As Shor laid seemingly lifeless in Sithis’ domain, his blood came together and became Nocturnal, while another being grew out of Shor’s body and became Namira. But, as if by a miracle, Shor rose up and was no longer sick. He became a mighty god of the Void and, when the time came, Sithis sent Shor, not Nocturnal or Namira, but his greatest disciple, Shor, to destroy the Aedra and all their imperfections. The Dark Brotherhood have a book on this.
Honestly, everything I’m saying is stuff that was already said by Drew. It’s just a matter of paying closer attention and learning to understand the lore logically yourself.
@@timyuusis3372 Fair enough.
This is so fascinating and it's easy to get lost in the convoluted nature of canon and non canon TES lore. As a side note, I've always wondered why the Dark Brotherhood (who revere Sithis so greatly) never had a priesthood within their ranks or did I miss something? Imagine, if an assassin of the DB instead of climbing the ranks to eventual Silencer, was given the option to delve into the more esoteric nature of the Dread Father. "Do you know why we kill in His name, dear child?", the DB member could be asked by the Night Mother. In my head canon, Sithis collects mortal souls so that they are no longer influenced by the Aedra/Daedra but instead are returned to their origin. Maybe there is a parallel yet opposite world to Mundus nestled deep within the Void with all the souls sent to Sithis? Thoughts?
Hey guys, I probably won't catch your attention unless I comment on multiple videos. But I really would like to hear your thoughts on skyblivion!
I've watched/listened to this video at least ten times now because of how thought-provoking and enjoyable it is to listen to, and I think I can say definitively that in my opinion, it's the best video Drew has ever done.
But this _madlad Daedrologist_ keeps getting better and better at his craft, *which Zenithar would be extremely proud of I might add,* so I'm sure it'll get kicked to number 2 for me in due time ;)
Seriously though, it changed so much of how I think regarding Namira, Sithis, and by extension my favorite god, Lorkhan.
Literally 2 hours after I finished the Reach in ESO you publish this...
You can read minds, can't you? Being a daedrologist and all must have its perks after all...
Drew has Mephala on speed dial
I would imagine Aku from samurai Jack would be very similar to this entity
Drew. Scott. Michael. Thanks for doing what you do.
This got "Before there was anything, there was nothing, and before there was nothing, there were monsters" vibes.
I pick up my phone to find a brand new video featuring primordial lore? Absolutely!!
You guys continue to surprise me. I always had a thought that namira and sithis shared very similar spheres. However I think you guys need to do a sithis and anual podcast. I know there is not alot in that area but there is also so much haha. Good job Drew please do a sithis and anual podcast with the guys that would be so cool. And just to hear what each of you think of about them and elaborate on. Keep up the good work Hail fudgemuppet. :)
Your skript is straight up art , poetry, spells, perfection ty 🧐I am clapping at witnessing such beauty 👏👏👏👏👏👏
The eye of Mora likes this video
i completely fell asleep during the introduction, should have been shorter and less wanky
The Markarth dlc is soo phenomenal for exploring Namira, Sithis and primordial worship
Elder scroll history is just…. Weird lol I wouldn’t mind having some games set back In the earliest eras where gods roamed nirn and creatures were different.
I wonder if the Druids of Galen had a religion similar to their Reachmen Kin, but with the more standard Aedric Gods like Kynareth, Stendarr, and Alduin in place of the Daedra in the Reachmen faith.
What grass and nordic ruins texture mods were used in the video?
Just as I was about to start a game of civ 6 and you post this, cheers lads
What about the connection between molag and vaermina with the vampires? The nightmares and cure .
Everytime you mention Lorkhan I get more and more hyped for Apotheosis.
Everytime they mention Lorkhan or Sithis I go and check the Apotheosis moddb page and everytime I get my hopes crushed
The one true creator.... Sithis
Damn I love yalls videos, this was so good!
idk about anyone else but anytime i read a fudgemuppet video name, in my head i read it in drew's voice, micheal's and then scott's... what does that say about my yt view history... i have much to think about...
The Night Mother is Namira, fight me.
But ,is that the champion of Namira😲😲?
I have another theory, but it takes some ancient mythology comparisons. Greek mythology says that Aphrodite was formed when the first Titan Kronos cut off his father, the spirit of the sky/heavens Ouranos's balls with a scythe where they fell into the sea. Aphrodite was formed from the mixture of blood, sperm, and sea foam that resulted, walking up out of the water in full view of the Greek gods. The gods are all the spawn of the Titans, the Titans were all the spawn of Ouranos and Gaia. Therefore Aphrodite was a primal being like the little sister of the Titans who was born waaaaay later on. So she's parallel on the family tree to them. The gods, who she is actually YOUNGER than, are the next level down on the tree. I think this is similar to Namira. Lorkhan having been born in the void as they said in the beginning and having the darkness corrupt his heart and spill out before Azura ripped it from his chest and cast it into the sea, Namira was the total sum of all the darkness that had seeped into him at his birth. When Azura ripped it out, it coalesced, like a twin being of Lorkhan and was given form. So Azura, the niece, actually cause the birth of her aunt. And since they're all myths, they may have metaphorical, or mistranslated, interpretations by the different races. It's like a game of telephone where at the end you can hear the similarities to the original statement, but it's almost completely jumbled and incoherent. So Namira is the aunt of the Daedra and Aedra, and spawn of Sithis, who's essence was the darkness that infected Lorkhan in the first place.
Excellent as always, Fudgemuppet.
Great analysis! Thanks for uploading!
There's likely very little difference between sithis aedra or the deadra. They are all apart of the God head.
In for the vivec the Godhead was accepting that everything was a dream in the head. Just a little piece of this big dreamer. One that's independently able to think from the dreamer, but no nevertheless. Just apart of some things imagination.
Always ask for more Skyrim.
Out of all the craziness in ES mythology, the cosmic equivalent of poking a hole in the condom is wild😅
Sithis is actually death because death in its old definition was change. All death wanted to do was bring everything back to the void. But according to the law of balance, one can not exist without the other as such sithis understands that he can not completely bring all to the void and as such became the representative of change and the breaking of that which binds you. Think more of it as the void is the ultimate order where there is no chaos because there is nothing. Sithis wants to order the universe of mundus.
I call the void the truth of the godhead ( there is only one and naught else) light? Darkness? Order? Chaos? All duality is by the will of the only one worthy of being called the god
The mod beyond reach covers this quite welll and the mod is bleak as it can get. Not child friendly like skyrim and feels more like game of thrones.
thank you for showing how interconnected this world is ☺️
I could listen to your voice all day and sleep to it at night. I'm not gay or anything but ❤️❤️🔥🔥
In what context did the gods live? They sound like they have personalities. How did they develop those?
plays beyond reach once
So many likes but so few dislikes… good job
I like how as I come to different conclusions fusgemuppet has a video on it to work out my perspective either for or against the topic
And that's why Namira is my favorite. Nothing can begin without an ending first.
Great video! Now do one about why you bongs pronounce "th" as "f" next
Love Sithis lore. Another great vid!
Maybe sithis just has a severe case of multi personality disorder, just like any divine entity in the elder scrolls universe 🤣🤣🤣 and that other personality is namira 🤣🤣🤣
The point to make is that Sithis is Not Inherently corrupt or evil. The dark Brotherhood completely sends a bad reputation. Sithis is change as Padomay is. The dark night that limits the shining light of Akatosh’s sun. The force of constraint and limitation and change is simply what was required to be as Akatosh began to reflect his own existence- the bearings of order and the purity of light, Sithis provided the darkness, and in turn lorkhan: the most crucial factor to the creation of all of Nirn and the mortal realm. Change, age, children, night and day to give substance to Akatosh’s primitive being, his all enshrouding light. Lorkhan is an instrument of change. Akatosh reflects on all things of change and realized how creation was a beautiful thing that he enabled. Beings aging and dying and era’s changing and beginning.
How could reflect on anything if nothings changed? Akatosh came to be from Anur. And with every transcendence Anur began to understand himself more and what facilitated his ponderings was change. Sithis.
The Void is simply itself
16:24 Wait, the Argonians suffered from old world blues?
Oh, I see we open with a view of the inside of the ring-gate in The Expanse... 😆
Namira is the Patron of teenage boys that think deodorant is a substitute for showers
The longer Elder Scrolls lore goes, the more it seems that none of the gods exist, there is just one world and time and decay are part of it, and trying to separate things into different beings is just Godheads attempt to make sense of its strange dream.
Namira is the god of All Things Gross. That's all I know.