The Elsweyr expansion of ESO did soooo much for the khajiit. Just seeing them live their lives in their homeland, seeing their ancient ruins and visiting their monasteries- the khajiit became so much more real.
ESO in general has done a really admirable job of fleshing out the history of the continent and it’s lore. Especially when it comes to the specific history of some of the races. Not a huge fan of the game in general but it’s pretty good in that area
Taking cover in trees while fighting Wood Elves is a Galaxy Brain level of move. The elves wont want to fight back because if they miss you then they'll hit the tree, which is against their religion and will result in them reverting to the Ooze
Something like that also happened when Caliphate Ali was warring against some opposing force. They stick pages from Qur'an to their spears and Ali's troops lost morale and couldn't fight back. Very smart and dishonorable way of fight
This is one thing I’ve noticed while playing Skyrim and listening to the podcasts at the same time.. Scott looks like a Breton, Drew, a Nord, and Michael looks like an Imperial. Now I can’t unsee it.
I've said the exact same thing. There are people who say that Scott could pass for a Bosmer as well, or at least you could have an easy transition of his features into one. Basically, Scott looks like an Elf, lol 😅 some say he could even pass as a Dunmer if someone wanted to draw him like that, give him dark features, but that's only been a few passing comments.
Imagine this in TES: 6. You run into three Mage's. A Breton,A Nord and an Imperial that just drop little bits of lore and occasionally mention "muppets of fudge" ;)
An interesting side note on Vermina - cats do have nightmares, or at least bad dreams. In some groups or forums, people talk about whether or not you should wake up a cat who is having a bad dream. You could get hurt if your kitty lashes out at whatever he's dreaming about. I guess I know who to blame now!
my cat once had a nightmare and was really disoriented-seeming when she woke up. she slowly checked out every corner of the house, her fur all puffed up. eventually she relaxed a bit but stayed near me
When I notice my cat is having a nightmare I don’t try to wake her. I just pet her gently and affectionately until her dream changes to nice or she wakes up and instantly realizes it was just a dream. I don’t know if this works on other cats, but it might be worth a try.
Listen, I know you guys probably don't think you have an impact on people, but you do. I love these and your other videos. PLEASE KEEP GOING. I look forward to every upload. Thank you.
I couldn’t agree more! I listen to this podcast during my morning workout everyday. I can say that these videos literally help make me a healthier person in body and mind.
I recently purchased Southern Elsweyr in ESO and had to come back to this podcast, specifically because of the larger, 4-legged Khajiit that are ridden into battle. Before ESO, I didn't realize they could talk, I thought they were like horses. "Father, the Imperials are attacking!" 'Saddle up your mother, boy. We ride to battle!'
Hey guys I know you've been doing the "5 things we want in the next elder scrolls" videos, I thought it would be cool if instead you did a slight variation ~ "5 things we want to stay from the pervious elder scrolls" type video, maybe highlighting things for example like Jeremy Soule to come back for another soundtrack, the handcrafted dives/dungeons from Skyrim, such of that nature.
@@artturihautanen just watched! I wouldn't rule him out yet, but it's probable bgs wouldn't want to role the dice on bringing the accusations to light again.
Honestly, as a big ES fan, I'm glad they're moving on from Jeremy Soule. There's plenty of talent out there without a fucked up power-diva personality and abusive tendencies.
The Ohmes are elf-like in appearance and are furless and tailless, and are the furstock in Arena (these are the ones that paint/tattoo their faces). Ohmes-raht are the furstock in Daggerfall, and have a tail and a thin covering of fur. Suthay-raht are the digitigrade furstock from Morrowind. Cathay are the plantigrade player race in Oblivion (probably), Skyrim, and ESO.
Honest, i kinda want the next game to be in the kajjit homeland, just so they can expand on the number of available things, so like walking down a street while you could only be the normal one, you could encounter many different types of kajjit, this would allow bethesda to have more unique characters.
We got a taste of that in ESO with Elsweyr and Dragonhold I don't think a game set in Elsweyr would really work, though, since modern Bethesda is incapable of making a game have more than a few similiar 'biomes' (Skyrim has distinct zones but still manages to look the same everywhere) and Elsweyr is *known* for being a sandy dry desert in the North and a luah rainforest in the South. Still, great idea there I'd suggest ESO's Dragonhold and Elsweyr as well as the 'little' mod for Skyrim called Moonpath to Elsweyr
@@despacitodaniel801 If you mean Alfiq, it's actually more complicated. Alfiq see any kind of cutesy attention or attraction (like petting them, or saying 'awww how cute,') as an insult to their intelligence, and most Alfiq are know to be some of the best naturally born mages and sorcerers on Tamriel
Unfortunately I don't think it'll happen as a game completely based around cats wouldn't go down well with a potentially new player base. As much as I would absolutely love it myself anyone new to the franchise would think it's weird af, kind of understandably
Never in a billion kalpas did I think I’d hear the word “Bournemouth” come out of Drew’s mouth lol. Thanks for all these amazing podcasts from the south coast of England 👌
Some of the craziest warriors in the lore. Love them. Always my first pick, heavy armour Templar. Show the racist that the khajiit are excellent warriors with a great sense of honour.
Cats in a well-lit room: pretty docile (at least, half the time) Cats in a dark room: *insert Michael's "chaotic" observation and Drew's statement about getting a cat* Khajiit during the Void Nights: *visible chaos for 2 years*
I paused the vid at 55:06 watched that whole magic pudding movie and came back... it was weird, kinda charming, John Cleese and Hugo Weaving was weird to see.
I like the Khajiti tale of Meridia or Merid Nunda. She was one of the only children of Magras (Magnus) born without love. It's not clear if she simply is incapable of love, or if she was neglected my Magras. She was banished for the same reason (for dealing with daedra) and was cast out into oblivion. When she met Azura, she struck Merid Nunda across the face. Fleeing into the farthest reaches of oblivion, she used the light of the gods to weave her plane of oblivion. There are a lot of similarities, but I like the added elements, such as perhaps Meridia was a child acting out against an uncaring and unloving father.
old comment, i know, but i definitely like their interpretation too. It makes sense, with how cold, harsh, and self-righteous she's portrayed as, that theres some emotional deficiency there that got exacerbated by neglect
The khajiit are imo in the top 3 races with the most interesting lore next to the nords and redguards, I'd say the dunmer compete with them for the spot.
Yep, those 4 races are top tier for me too, though I'll give dunmer a slight edge over khajiit, which might just be because we had morrowind but haven't explored that much of khajiit culture (ESO is surface level).
If there is a set timing to the cycle of the moon and a consistent gestation period for khajiit, couldn't they technically plan ahead to have a litter under a specific phase? Don't want to have a baby that's too big? Just try to aim for the right time in the cycle.
In regards to the moon singers all only having fractions of the entire story, I think that's a method of teaching themselves to be content with not knowing everything. Curiosity killed the cat after all, so maybe they consider someone's need to figure everything out as straying off "the path" like you mentioned. Plus the lore around them generally tries to paint them as mysterious so that plays into that.
13:09 I feel like the Senche Raht get a worse rep than the Alfiq. While non-khajiit may mistake an Alfiq as a housecat at first, they are still incredibly magically gifted, and seem to have more respect among both Khajiit and non-Khajiit alike. Meanwhile Senche Raht are often mistaken for beasts of burden by non-Khajiit, though often to the latter's dismay. But between being mistaken for a housecat and mistaken for quarry by skilled hunters, I'd almost rather be the magic housecat.
ESO’s strongest contribution to the overall lore of the ES universe is hands down, a million times over, what they did with fleshing out the Khajit. Brilliant stuff. Only wish literally everything else in the game was as creative and cool and not so gamey and mmoy.
I let these play in the background when I'm playing other games. Had to do a double-take when I hear you talking about The Magic Pudding. I always thought that was a fever dream movie only I remembered, none of my peers seem to.
My theory is that the Children of Aka are the current races of Akavir. Winged Serpent = Tsaeci Dune Queen = Ka'Potun Mother Mammoth = Kamal. (I have no explanation for the Tang Mo but they could still be his children but never got a cool title of their progenitor)
I love the fact Scott looks like Leonard DiCaprio as an oblivion character. 😭 Such amazing work with the way you guys can build up the lore keep up the work my guys!
is it just me or do the khajit have the most complete belief system like everything gets explained they dont just focus on only their origin but explain others in the most cohesive way at least compared to the other races
I love your content. You’re passion for the Elder Scrolls is contagious. If I dare comment specifically, I’ll end up with a whole stupid essay, so here’s a comment for your algorithm, and I’ll leave it at that. Thanks
As always great episode. Just as a suggestion it would be cool to hear which Daedric prince you want to be focused on the most in TES VI. Like their own DLC. For example Sheogorath in Oblivion and Hermaus Mora in Skyrim
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! The best part of my week just got even better! 😻😸😽🐯🐈⬛🐈🐅🐆 You guys rock! ❤️💜💙 👍 Aww, Drew, I knew you were a cat person!
Can you guys do something on the dissolution of the mages guild, or the mages guild in its entirety? As someone who just plays the games, the skyrim game tip mentioning their dissolution in the beginning of the 4th era is mysterious.
55:42 That dialogue makes me cringe so much. At best, whoever wrote it used their first draft, which you should never do. Worst case, someone copied my crappy writings from middle school
In Indonesia there's a martial art called Pencak Silat which is taught in forms called jurus, which isn't too different from dancing. So aside from architecture, there is more indo-malaysian influence. Possibly at least
I wonder if the Khajiiti caravans in Skyrim could be or would be considered Baandari Pedlars? They were viewed as sketchy merchants and possible thieves that were forbidden to enter towns iirc. The Baandari lore was added in ESO. In part, this would help explain the poor reputation of Khajiit in Tamriel.
In lot of the societies it has been a sign of high rank that you have some one to dress you. I assume for the tiny cat khajit it would be maybe embarrassing to go around naked but that's because it's a sign you don't have enough money or societal power to have someone dress you
@@ungreatfulduck750 that's a fair point. But other than the game,when people talk about the deep dark elf lore, it's pretty much just vevic's lessons. For me the khajit race, mythology, society is interesting. Dark elves mythology is cool, the society isn't very interesting its just normal politics but with open assassinations and slavery. And the race's only interesting part is they were always dark.
Finally a podcast episode about Khajiit! This one is pleased about this, yes! *chugs Skooma* Btw, I'd be an Alfiq Khajiit if I lived in Tamriel! I feel that their mythology gets things closer to the truth than any other culture in the TES universe.
It is admirable that you'd try out the Alfiq lifestyle, however, it is said multiple times they do not really venture out of Elsweyr due to their general size and prejudice I'd much be a Cathay, or a Suthay-Raht
Could the Void Nights be a result of a secret Thalmor pact with namira? You have theorized that the Thalmor meddle with the daedra. It could also be that the Thalmor smited namira and saved the Lattice The Void Nights are quite mysterious
Khajiit types are determined by the time they are born, not conceived, so Michael is right that they are all born the same little kittens then develop accordingly.
Can someone make a mod of that adds Scott, Drew and Michael as in-universe historians/loremasters/storytellers that you just spend hours ingame listening to them, like some 3dNPC type shit or the storyteller mod for fallout nv
Honestly I never really relied on the games pronunciations.. In skyrim, Sayma the operator of Bits and Pieces in solitude, when you first enter the shop you'll hear her say "Beerand said you were at the execution" Then you can ask who Beirand is and she says "Bayrand is my husband, he's the blacksmith..." That VA pronounced Beirand in two different ways. Then there's tons of people who say names quite differently. I kind of think they let people do that so it feels more like real life where people will often pronounce things slightly different than one another.
I think the khajiit are a very good method of understanding the daedra on a deeper level, due to how little they have been demonized compared to the way other races have. The only other culture i can think of that does that are the dunmer, and even they seem to dispise the house of troubles far more than the khajiit do.
The Elsweyr expansion of ESO did soooo much for the khajiit. Just seeing them live their lives in their homeland, seeing their ancient ruins and visiting their monasteries- the khajiit became so much more real.
I am emotionally connected to the zone Khenarthis roost, sit idly by the ocean sometimes
ESO in general has done a really admirable job of fleshing out the history of the continent and it’s lore. Especially when it comes to the specific history of some of the races. Not a huge fan of the game in general but it’s pretty good in that area
@@pullupthen5073 they did a very good job with Valenwood as well, if you read the descriptions and match the landscape 😀
Which is why valenwood was both amazing and a let down
@@pullupthen5073 not too happy with Summerset. Was expecting a glass and coral city.
Furries confirmed
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Lmao
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Lmfao great minds think alike
Alright and? Lol
Taking cover in trees while fighting Wood Elves is a Galaxy Brain level of move. The elves wont want to fight back because if they miss you then they'll hit the tree, which is against their religion and will result in them reverting to the Ooze
This happened once when the persians painted cats on their shields to fight the egyptians
@@-gemberkoekje-5547 really? Thats hilarious.
@@-gemberkoekje-5547
For real? 🤣
Something like that also happened when Caliphate Ali was warring against some opposing force. They stick pages from Qur'an to their spears and Ali's troops lost morale and couldn't fight back. Very smart and dishonorable way of fight
@@TheFatphobic "dishonorable" Honor is for pussies. All my homies rock Quran spears.
This is one thing I’ve noticed while playing Skyrim and listening to the podcasts at the same time..
Scott looks like a Breton,
Drew, a Nord,
and Michael looks like an Imperial.
Now I can’t unsee it.
I've said the exact same thing. There are people who say that Scott could pass for a Bosmer as well, or at least you could have an easy transition of his features into one.
Basically, Scott looks like an Elf, lol 😅 some say he could even pass as a Dunmer if someone wanted to draw him like that, give him dark features, but that's only been a few passing comments.
They need someone who looks like every race from the series lol, get a skinny tall tan white guy with a long chin to be a high elf
@@jimbo0386 And for Khajiit just a housecat
And somehow Camelworks, a really pale Dunmer 😂
Imagine this in TES: 6.
You run into three Mage's. A Breton,A Nord and an Imperial that just drop little bits of lore and occasionally mention "muppets of fudge"
;)
I've been wanting this for ages Khajiit are my fav race
"M'aiq knows much, and tells some. M'aiq knows many things others do not"
Some say Alduin is Akatosh. Some say ma’iq is a liar. Don’t you beleive either of those things
I actually played effectively a clone of Ma'iq in D&D. The DM regretted letting me do so.
An interesting side note on Vermina - cats do have nightmares, or at least bad dreams. In some groups or forums, people talk about whether or not you should wake up a cat who is having a bad dream. You could get hurt if your kitty lashes out at whatever he's dreaming about. I guess I know who to blame now!
Thats.. I never thought about that
my cat once had a nightmare and was really disoriented-seeming when she woke up. she slowly checked out every corner of the house, her fur all puffed up. eventually she relaxed a bit but stayed near me
When I notice my cat is having a nightmare I don’t try to wake her. I just pet her gently and affectionately until her dream changes to nice or she wakes up and instantly realizes it was just a dream. I don’t know if this works on other cats, but it might be worth a try.
*"The Khajit are known to have wares... if you have coin."*
_May Fudgemuppet's efforts in life guide them to warm sands_
Listen, I know you guys probably don't think you have an impact on people, but you do. I love these and your other videos. PLEASE KEEP GOING. I look forward to every upload. Thank you.
I couldn’t agree more! I listen to this podcast during my morning workout everyday. I can say that these videos literally help make me a healthier person in body and mind.
@@TrevorH89 Heh, I listen to these during school.
Petition for skooma to become a brewable/craftable potion in tes 6 and to actually become fun to use again
We need to be able to roleplay a Skooma dealer
It would have to have a quest about it, since Skooma refining and brewing is a skill passed down only to some
If only there was a way to mod the game.
Breaking bad build
I recently purchased Southern Elsweyr in ESO and had to come back to this podcast, specifically because of the larger, 4-legged Khajiit that are ridden into battle. Before ESO, I didn't realize they could talk, I thought they were like horses.
"Father, the Imperials are attacking!"
'Saddle up your mother, boy. We ride to battle!'
🤣
In Elder Scrolls 6 I would love to see Skooma recipe as a bonus when you start to play as Kajjit.
Either that or starting with some moon sugar, given how important the stuff is to them culturally
I would like to be able to be any type of khajit at the start
Well actually dunmer are the ones who created skooma
Khajiit is happy to finally see his race represented,yes... Jone and Jode Bless you,yes. Jobal Kha'jay
*YES*
May you always walk on warm sands Fudgemuppet, thank you
thank you!
Hey guys I know you've been doing the "5 things we want in the next elder scrolls" videos, I thought it would be cool if instead you did a slight variation ~ "5 things we want to stay from the pervious elder scrolls" type video, maybe highlighting things for example like Jeremy Soule to come back for another soundtrack, the handcrafted dives/dungeons from Skyrim, such of that nature.
i would love this
Google 'Jeremy Soule abuse' to find out why he is not coming back.
@@artturihautanen just watched! I wouldn't rule him out yet, but it's probable bgs wouldn't want to role the dice on bringing the accusations to light again.
I would watch
Honestly, as a big ES fan, I'm glad they're moving on from Jeremy Soule. There's plenty of talent out there without a fucked up power-diva personality and abusive tendencies.
The Ohmes are elf-like in appearance and are furless and tailless, and are the furstock in Arena (these are the ones that paint/tattoo their faces). Ohmes-raht are the furstock in Daggerfall, and have a tail and a thin covering of fur. Suthay-raht are the digitigrade furstock from Morrowind. Cathay are the plantigrade player race in Oblivion (probably), Skyrim, and ESO.
Honest, i kinda want the next game to be in the kajjit homeland, just so they can expand on the number of available things, so like walking down a street while you could only be the normal one, you could encounter many different types of kajjit, this would allow bethesda to have more unique characters.
Plus kittens
We got a taste of that in ESO with Elsweyr and Dragonhold
I don't think a game set in Elsweyr would really work, though, since modern Bethesda is incapable of making a game have more than a few similiar 'biomes' (Skyrim has distinct zones but still manages to look the same everywhere) and Elsweyr is *known* for being a sandy dry desert in the North and a luah rainforest in the South.
Still, great idea there
I'd suggest ESO's Dragonhold and Elsweyr as well as the 'little' mod for Skyrim called Moonpath to Elsweyr
@@despacitodaniel801 If you mean Alfiq, it's actually more complicated.
Alfiq see any kind of cutesy attention or attraction (like petting them, or saying 'awww how cute,') as an insult to their intelligence, and most Alfiq are know to be some of the best naturally born mages and sorcerers on Tamriel
Unfortunately I don't think it'll happen as a game completely based around cats wouldn't go down well with a potentially new player base. As much as I would absolutely love it myself anyone new to the franchise would think it's weird af, kind of understandably
Or the posebility to choose witch type of Khajiit you play as!
Never in a billion kalpas did I think I’d hear the word “Bournemouth” come out of Drew’s mouth lol. Thanks for all these amazing podcasts from the south coast of England 👌
No better way to start of the day then eating a nice home cooked breakfast and listening to a fudgemuppet podcast 👍🏻
The wombat story reads like a tongue-in-cheek excuse for a random gen bug where an equipment store blocked a palace gate in some city
Some of the craziest warriors in the lore. Love them. Always my first pick, heavy armour Templar. Show the racist that the khajiit are excellent warriors with a great sense of honour.
Whoa that idea about the closest moon cycles after Azura changed them being more elf like and the furthest being more cat like blew my mind
khajiit are by far my favorite race, so happy to see this posted
It's the Daedrologist Drew. It's totally a real field. And he's totally a real scholar with a real.phd
Cats in a well-lit room: pretty docile (at least, half the time)
Cats in a dark room: *insert Michael's "chaotic" observation and Drew's statement about getting a cat*
Khajiit during the Void Nights: *visible chaos for 2 years*
12:22 not that I'd complain about a 3 hour fudgemuppet podcast🤷♂️
Khajiit are my favorite race & I play as one like 90% of the time.. just started to listen but already excited! :D
Elder Scrolls Legends really gives you
a sense of the Argonian and Khajiit lore in a subtle way
I paused the vid at 55:06 watched that whole magic pudding movie and came back... it was weird, kinda charming, John Cleese and Hugo Weaving was weird to see.
"We are not mer, beastfolk called khajiit"
Pelinal: "You dont fool me furry ears!"
“Knife ear detected”
Knife ear detected, engaging.
"Spaaaaaaaare our liiiiiives!
To yooooou we plead and pleeeeeead agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain!"
I just love listening to Tes podcast with some skyrim ambience in the background while i draw.
Soothes the soul
I like the Khajiti tale of Meridia or Merid Nunda. She was one of the only children of Magras (Magnus) born without love. It's not clear if she simply is incapable of love, or if she was neglected my Magras. She was banished for the same reason (for dealing with daedra) and was cast out into oblivion. When she met Azura, she struck Merid Nunda across the face. Fleeing into the farthest reaches of oblivion, she used the light of the gods to weave her plane of oblivion.
There are a lot of similarities, but I like the added elements, such as perhaps Meridia was a child acting out against an uncaring and unloving father.
old comment, i know, but i definitely like their interpretation too. It makes sense, with how cold, harsh, and self-righteous she's portrayed as, that theres some emotional deficiency there that got exacerbated by neglect
The khajiit are imo in the top 3 races with the most interesting lore next to the nords and redguards, I'd say the dunmer compete with them for the spot.
Scott will soul trap you for making that statement
Yep, those 4 races are top tier for me too, though I'll give dunmer a slight edge over khajiit, which might just be because we had morrowind but haven't explored that much of khajiit culture (ESO is surface level).
My favourite races seem to be Redguards,Altmer and Khajiit.
If there is a set timing to the cycle of the moon and a consistent gestation period for khajiit, couldn't they technically plan ahead to have a litter under a specific phase? Don't want to have a baby that's too big? Just try to aim for the right time in the cycle.
"A perfect society is always Elsweyr" is very "Because Amity means friendship" energy (if you've seen Jaws)
In regards to the moon singers all only having fractions of the entire story, I think that's a method of teaching themselves to be content with not knowing everything. Curiosity killed the cat after all, so maybe they consider someone's need to figure everything out as straying off "the path" like you mentioned. Plus the lore around them generally tries to paint them as mysterious so that plays into that.
13:09
I feel like the Senche Raht get a worse rep than the Alfiq. While non-khajiit may mistake an Alfiq as a housecat at first, they are still incredibly magically gifted, and seem to have more respect among both Khajiit and non-Khajiit alike. Meanwhile Senche Raht are often mistaken for beasts of burden by non-Khajiit, though often to the latter's dismay.
But between being mistaken for a housecat and mistaken for quarry by skilled hunters, I'd almost rather be the magic housecat.
Same here. You could get away with so much as an Alfiq amongst those that believe you to be a housecat!
On a roll lately, lads. Keep 'em coming! We love this!
ESO’s strongest contribution to the overall lore of the ES universe is hands down, a million times over, what they did with fleshing out the Khajit. Brilliant stuff. Only wish literally everything else in the game was as creative and cool and not so gamey and mmoy.
I let these play in the background when I'm playing other games. Had to do a double-take when I hear you talking about The Magic Pudding. I always thought that was a fever dream movie only I remembered, none of my peers seem to.
I would love it if ES6 has shrines and quests for the lesser gods.
My theory is that the Children of Aka are the current races of Akavir.
Winged Serpent = Tsaeci
Dune Queen = Ka'Potun
Mother Mammoth = Kamal.
(I have no explanation for the Tang Mo but they could still be his children but never got a cool title of their progenitor)
I love the fact Scott looks like Leonard DiCaprio as an oblivion character. 😭 Such amazing work with the way you guys can build up the lore keep up the work my guys!
LMAO WAT
Scott reminds me of an Oblivionized Johnny Depp, lol
@@Nuniixo I could see that as well lol, but if you’re looking at a pre-Titanic DiCaprio they share a lot of similarities as well. 😂
@@oneworld9903 Oh pre-Titanic DiCaprio, now I see it! Lol
is it just me or do the khajit have the most complete belief system like everything gets explained they dont just focus on only their origin but explain others in the most cohesive way at least compared to the other races
I love your content. You’re passion for the Elder Scrolls is contagious. If I dare comment specifically, I’ll end up with a whole stupid essay, so here’s a comment for your algorithm, and I’ll leave it at that. Thanks
You guys should go a video of the sheer scale of the great war!
I was literally thinking last night “I wonder when the Khajiit video will drop” and then y’all posted this when I woke up.
These guys are my favorite race to play as. Thanks for the history lesson. 😀
I was just searching through the playlist yesterday looking for this video! Perfect timing!
The Magic Pudding sounds like the Ozzy equivalent of The Brave Little Toaster
I have waited so long for this video!!!!!! Thank you
I don’t know why but “loading chim” is always badass to me
I just finished the vaermina episode one more wont hurt
That’s what I said and I ended up watching 5 in one sitting
So before the elves and man showed up Tamriel was filled with beast folk. Bird folk, lizard folk, and cat folk
Fox folk as well according to some lore sources.
As always great episode. Just as a suggestion it would be cool to hear which Daedric prince you want to be focused on the most in TES VI. Like their own DLC. For example Sheogorath in Oblivion and Hermaus Mora in Skyrim
Mephala
I love all three of you. Thank you for the vids.
Would y’all consider talking about the Project Tamriel-Tamriel Rebuilt take on/specific lore?
Love you guys. Been here since before drew was a part of the gang. Keep it up guys!
Remaster the craftsman build, it’s such a good build, An old respectable orc with a awesome play style, swapping your weapon depending on your enemy
I just imagine Haskill rolling his eyes dressing Sheo as Skooma Cat 💀
One thing about Azura; She’s gonna meddle with elf anatomy.
its a good day, yet another podcast from the bois
I got coin for these Khajit Fudgemuppets, you better bring the wares with this podcast! 😂
I hope fudgemuppet can maintain some work life balance once TES 6 releases. I bet the amount of new lore content will be huge.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! The best part of my week just got even better! 😻😸😽🐯🐈⬛🐈🐅🐆
You guys rock! ❤️💜💙 👍
Aww, Drew, I knew you were a cat person!
Perfect thing for the gym, thank you
Can you guys do something on the dissolution of the mages guild, or the mages guild in its entirety? As someone who just plays the games, the skyrim game tip mentioning their dissolution in the beginning of the 4th era is mysterious.
55:42
That dialogue makes me cringe so much. At best, whoever wrote it used their first draft, which you should never do. Worst case, someone copied my crappy writings from middle school
I like some of those cats in skyrim. Funny.
The furries turned Urdric Gigachads in a single dlc
Make a bow that damages stamina and health named Laser Pointer.
In Indonesia there's a martial art called Pencak Silat which is taught in forms called jurus, which isn't too different from dancing. So aside from architecture, there is more indo-malaysian influence. Possibly at least
Finally, the video I was waiting for!
I would love a game where you could choose which kind of bipedal form to play as.
welp time to do a khajiit thief playthrough, if only there was a mod that made were-lions or were-tigers a possibility.
The kajjit book Ahzirr Traajijazeri mentions that the Sentia-Rath are ridden in battle by kaafee-rat !
My favorite race: almost 100 playthroughes as a Kajjit out of 170 - 175 !
Wow. I just started my first ever Khajiit character in an ES game, in ESO. Then they make this. 🐱
I wonder if the Khajiiti caravans in Skyrim could be or would be considered Baandari Pedlars? They were viewed as sketchy merchants and possible thieves that were forbidden to enter towns iirc. The Baandari lore was added in ESO. In part, this would help explain the poor reputation of Khajiit in Tamriel.
The Chimer/Khajiit connection is probably just Azura
I really want a return of the digigrade feet like in Morrowind
In lot of the societies it has been a sign of high rank that you have some one to dress you. I assume for the tiny cat khajit it would be maybe embarrassing to go around naked but that's because it's a sign you don't have enough money or societal power to have someone dress you
I like how the second elder scrolls book showed the different types of khajit and fuck it was sick though
Hot take, khajit has better lore than dark elves, the only thing that makes people love the dark elves is the Tribunal (for the most part lore wise)
@@ungreatfulduck750 that's a fair point. But other than the game,when people talk about the deep dark elf lore, it's pretty much just vevic's lessons. For me the khajit race, mythology, society is interesting. Dark elves mythology is cool, the society isn't very interesting its just normal politics but with open assassinations and slavery. And the race's only interesting part is they were always dark.
Best race in the game 🐱
Finally a podcast episode about Khajiit! This one is pleased about this, yes! *chugs Skooma* Btw, I'd be an Alfiq Khajiit if I lived in Tamriel! I feel that their mythology gets things closer to the truth than any other culture in the TES universe.
It is admirable that you'd try out the Alfiq lifestyle, however, it is said multiple times they do not really venture out of Elsweyr due to their general size and prejudice
I'd much be a Cathay, or a Suthay-Raht
Could the Void Nights be a result of a secret Thalmor pact with namira? You have theorized that the Thalmor meddle with the daedra. It could also be that the Thalmor smited namira and saved the Lattice
The Void Nights are quite mysterious
I'm one of the two people who watched the Magic Pudding lol, but I was raised in England.
The Khajiit are my favorite race in elder scrolls.
Almost to a million subs lets go!
Pomyślałem dzisiaj o kajitahc,wpisałem w youtube i jest filmik o nich;d
Khajiit types are determined by the time they are born, not conceived, so Michael is right that they are all born the same little kittens then develop accordingly.
Can someone make a mod of that adds Scott, Drew and Michael as in-universe historians/loremasters/storytellers that you just spend hours ingame listening to them, like some 3dNPC type shit or the storyteller mod for fallout nv
That thumbnail art is so pretty
Honestly I never really relied on the games pronunciations.. In skyrim, Sayma the operator of Bits and Pieces in solitude, when you first enter the shop you'll hear her say "Beerand said you were at the execution" Then you can ask who Beirand is and she says "Bayrand is my husband, he's the blacksmith..." That VA pronounced Beirand in two different ways. Then there's tons of people who say names quite differently. I kind of think they let people do that so it feels more like real life where people will often pronounce things slightly different than one another.
Thank you
hoping for another podcast discussing argonians or maybe shadow scales in particular
17:20 It's called a palanquin.
Great video guys, I love the kahjeet, and all of there lore, them and the argonians are my favourite races
Space cats! Hilarious
I think the khajiit are a very good method of understanding the daedra on a deeper level, due to how little they have been demonized compared to the way other races have. The only other culture i can think of that does that are the dunmer, and even they seem to dispise the house of troubles far more than the khajiit do.