In our latest Elder Scrolls video we discuss the another possible theory regarding the dwemer dissapearence. Dragonbreaks: https://youtu.be/0oiUwjtT5FE …
There's a reddit post a little bit back where they mentioned eso's most recent expansion the dark heart of skyrim actually supports your theory on the disappearance of the dwemer
Hey guys! I had an idea pop up and i was wondering what you would think. A few sources imply the dwarves are alive and in oblivion. And jygaalag has been free, roaming, and unheard of since he was freed. What if jyggalag finds the dwarves. A race of engineers and mathmeticians and tonal architecs interacting with the God of perfect order. He could help them advance and survive and perhaps they build him automatons. From a game play perspective allowing new dwarven automatons, deadric quests, and perhaps the chance to interact with one or two dwarves. Just thought it would make a good specualtion video, You guys could do the ideo much more justice then i could!
That is interesting but I'm questioning why Yagrum is still around. I mean sure he was in an outter realm at the time but I find it very hard to believe he was the ONLY dwarf in the outer realms. Surely others must've been as well and not just him. Also it seems everytime the Brass god is activated it makes a dragon break, like the warpin the west and when Tiber Septium activated it.
you say would a man who made it that high in rank be prone to mistakes? I ask how likely do you think it is the gods of that world would let him do what he aimed? wouldn't it make ore sense that one or more gods sabotaged his experiment?
There are, broadly, two questions here that need to be answered. One, what was the goal, and two, what actually happened. If the answers are the same, then the Dwemer were successful, otherwise they were not. We have only a few scraps of information about this, however. 1. We know that the effect was caused by tapping the Heart of Lorkan. 2. We know that the Heart of Lorkan can be tapped safely to produce "gods", such as the Tribunal and Dagoth Ur. 3. We know the effect was limited to Mundus, and possibly the closer planes of Oblivion, while the single dwarf exploring the Outer Planes was not affected. 4. We know that ALL dwarves on Mundus/Nirn were affected, no matter the distance. 5. We know that some dwarven ghosts remain in their ruins, though whether those ghosts predate the tapping of the heart is unknown. 6. We know that a limit reconstruction of the Tapping of the Heart, preformed upon a normal Soul Gem, turned the scholar into a spectral existence. 7. We know that even the Daedric Prince of Knowledge does not know what happened to the Dwemer.
what if the dwemer changed the falmer into blind goblins so they can do tonal magic like the dwemer can. but I guess that's bullshit considering how they behave in skyrim lol.
I've literally been saying this the whole fucking time. It's blatantly obvious that's what happened, especially if you've looked into what was happening at the time and the purpose of kagrenac trying to draw power from the heart of lorkhan in the first place
Love your content!! But could you increase the volume a bit? I have to turn up the volume pretty loud to hear your (quite pleasant) narration, but then the ads suddenly come on and feel like they shatter my ear drums (headphones are the worst). Keep up the good work though!
Are the Dwemer the "logic armor" protecting their creation from the illogical rules of their mother realm?
I would liken their new existence to being in the matrix; they have essentially created their own logical microcosm universe. If the ultimate power of a singular deity is to create an enduring realm of their own imagination, the Dwemer succeeded as long as their construct exists.
I imagine it’s harder and harder every time to keep thinking of new ways to talk about the same old lore, and same old games we have all played inside and out; exploring every possible nook and cranny. By now we’ve all done or seen all there is to do or witness in Skyrim, Oblivion (and depending on your age, or the depth of your fandom: Morrowind and the earlier entries). I love your videos, sir, but how many videos are the Elder Scrolls YouTube community going to make on the Deep Elves and their disappearance?
Harsh words, I know, but I’m only transcribing this comment. The words are not my own, and I apologize for them. This message is brought to you on behalf of the Ayleid Fanclub (“the best lost elven race of the elder scrolls who want more videos made about them instead of their inferior cousins”) yes, that is their full slogan, and no, they do not have an easy time fitting it on t shirts and bumper stickers. Thank you. That is all.
Did the numidium get banished with the dwemer or destroyed? Where is it supposed to be during Skyrim….? Lost to the ages like the dwemer or in a room in the empire somewhere gathering dust?
Jesus, I love Morrowind's lore, the story we get to know there, the hreoes we meet… it was an amazing adventure for me, unfortunately Oblivion and Skyrim did not match it.
How do you guys acquire all this knowledge of the lore? Like, you play different Elder Scrolls games, play a knowledge-seeker mage kind of characters, running around Oblivion/Skyrim/ESO maps acquiring in-game books to be put out as Youtube content?
One thing that this brings up is the Godhead, and I keep wondering something: is the Godhead literally just a sleeping person and the Aurbis a literal dream, or is the Godhead more of a metaphor for something else? I once heard another idea that if one achieves CHIM and then Amaranth that they leave their home universe, fall asleep, dream up a new universe and then turn into that universe (effectively dying to become a new reality).
My guess: activating the numedeon created multiple realities (different timelines), all crushing togeter in a dragon breach… All but one, a timeline where dwemer exist but the divine beings do not. The dwemer are trapped in their own reality of pure science. Their paradise.
I think it makes perfect sense that the Dwemer were either fused into the Numidium or just got plane-shifted into some other reality/plane of oblivion. The idea of the entire race zero-summing in an instant is interestingly horrifying, but also feels like there should be at least some more survivors if this was caused by an error/punishment
The Dwemer were right. It just… Works.
There's a reddit post a little bit back where they mentioned eso's most recent expansion the dark heart of skyrim actually supports your theory on the disappearance of the dwemer
Hey guys! I had an idea pop up and i was wondering what you would think. A few sources imply the dwarves are alive and in oblivion. And jygaalag has been free, roaming, and unheard of since he was freed. What if jyggalag finds the dwarves. A race of engineers and mathmeticians and tonal architecs interacting with the God of perfect order. He could help them advance and survive and perhaps they build him automatons. From a game play perspective allowing new dwarven automatons, deadric quests, and perhaps the chance to interact with one or two dwarves. Just thought it would make a good specualtion video, You guys could do the ideo much more justice then i could!
That is interesting but I'm questioning why Yagrum is still around. I mean sure he was in an outter realm at the time but I find it very hard to believe he was the ONLY dwarf in the outer realms. Surely others must've been as well and not just him. Also it seems everytime the Brass god is activated it makes a dragon break, like the warpin the west and when Tiber Septium activated it.
Could they be in a time pocket ? And keep using elder scrolls to stay/move in time ?
Alright, snake man.
Whoops killed that thing shit so much for being a God.
I will always love Skyrim
Well duh, they just went to chill with the forerunners and eldar
Wraithguard is just the Dwemer infinity gauntlet.
Dwemer making a mistake? Unheard of!
It's just weird enough to be true and fits in the TES lore perfectly.
i fucking hate the dwemer. Their steam engines their design their choice of living place. fckn dark and gloomy as fck.
Theyre the nephilim from the bible. That was the historical basis. Bethesda pulled a george lucas
you say would a man who made it that high in rank be prone to mistakes? I ask how likely do you think it is the gods of that world would let him do what he aimed? wouldn't it make ore sense that one or more gods sabotaged his experiment?
Kagrenac: "I will turn my people into an indestructible god!"
Zurin Arctus: "Harr, Harr, Numidium goes BOOM!"
Basically end of evangelion
Well this was boring.
There are, broadly, two questions here that need to be answered. One, what was the goal, and two, what actually happened. If the answers are the same, then the Dwemer were successful, otherwise they were not. We have only a few scraps of information about this, however.
1. We know that the effect was caused by tapping the Heart of Lorkan.
2. We know that the Heart of Lorkan can be tapped safely to produce "gods", such as the Tribunal and Dagoth Ur.
3. We know the effect was limited to Mundus, and possibly the closer planes of Oblivion, while the single dwarf exploring the Outer Planes was not affected.
4. We know that ALL dwarves on Mundus/Nirn were affected, no matter the distance.
5. We know that some dwarven ghosts remain in their ruins, though whether those ghosts predate the tapping of the heart is unknown.
6. We know that a limit reconstruction of the Tapping of the Heart, preformed upon a normal Soul Gem, turned the scholar into a spectral existence.
7. We know that even the Daedric Prince of Knowledge does not know what happened to the Dwemer.
The dwemer founded Vault-Tec. Change my mind.
what if the dwemer changed the falmer into blind goblins so they can do tonal magic like the dwemer can. but I guess that's bullshit considering how they behave in skyrim lol.
I've literally been saying this the whole fucking time. It's blatantly obvious that's what happened, especially if you've looked into what was happening at the time and the purpose of kagrenac trying to draw power from the heart of lorkhan in the first place
Love your content!! But could you increase the volume a bit? I have to turn up the volume pretty loud to hear your (quite pleasant) narration, but then the ads suddenly come on and feel like they shatter my ear drums (headphones are the worst). Keep up the good work though!
The Dwemer bonked the heart and got sent to horny jail.
What if the dwemer found out that nirn is hollow
TES 6: The Dwemer return… this is what I need.
Keep up the good work almost 1 million subs!
Hey I want to hear more about this ghost fence.
Are the Dwemer the "logic armor" protecting their creation from the illogical rules of their mother realm?
I would liken their new existence to being in the matrix; they have essentially created their own logical microcosm universe. If the ultimate power of a singular deity is to create an enduring realm of their own imagination, the Dwemer succeeded as long as their construct exists.
Hi I'm Kagrenac and this is Jackass.
I imagine it’s harder and harder every time to keep thinking of new ways to talk about the same old lore, and same old games we have all played inside and out; exploring every possible nook and cranny. By now we’ve all done or seen all there is to do or witness in Skyrim, Oblivion (and depending on your age, or the depth of your fandom: Morrowind and the earlier entries). I love your videos, sir, but how many videos are the Elder Scrolls YouTube community going to make on the Deep Elves and their disappearance?
Harsh words, I know, but I’m only transcribing this comment. The words are not my own, and I apologize for them. This message is brought to you on behalf of the Ayleid Fanclub (“the best lost elven race of the elder scrolls who want more videos made about them instead of their inferior cousins”) yes, that is their full slogan, and no, they do not have an easy time fitting it on t shirts and bumper stickers. Thank you. That is all.
Did the numidium get banished with the dwemer or destroyed? Where is it supposed to be during Skyrim….? Lost to the ages like the dwemer or in a room in the empire somewhere gathering dust?
Jesus, I love Morrowind's lore, the story we get to know there, the hreoes we meet… it was an amazing adventure for me, unfortunately Oblivion and Skyrim did not match it.
"Leave the Dwemer alone!"
How do you guys acquire all this knowledge of the lore?
Like, you play different Elder Scrolls games, play a knowledge-seeker mage kind of characters, running around Oblivion/Skyrim/ESO maps acquiring in-game books to be put out as Youtube content?
If I don't meet the dwemer in game at some point and get some kick ass lore I'm killing someone,
One thing that this brings up is the Godhead, and I keep wondering something: is the Godhead literally just a sleeping person and the Aurbis a literal dream, or is the Godhead more of a metaphor for something else? I once heard another idea that if one achieves CHIM and then Amaranth that they leave their home universe, fall asleep, dream up a new universe and then turn into that universe (effectively dying to become a new reality).
My guess: activating the numedeon created multiple realities (different timelines), all crushing togeter in a dragon breach… All but one, a timeline where dwemer exist but the divine beings do not. The dwemer are trapped in their own reality of pure science. Their paradise.
I think it makes perfect sense that the Dwemer were either fused into the Numidium or just got plane-shifted into some other reality/plane of oblivion. The idea of the entire race zero-summing in an instant is interestingly horrifying, but also feels like there should be at least some more survivors if this was caused by an error/punishment
I’m a no one but Starfield is tied to the dwemer. © 2021 Bethesda Softworks LLC, a ZeniMax Media company.
Listening to tes lore/theories hit DIFFERENT when you falling asleep to it.
13:08
Wow, what a beautiful voice! I feel like I'm listening to some audiobook :з
when tf is this channel go 1m
Might want to take a look at the closed captioning! It thinks you're speaking German!
it’s so funny how the Altmer are destroying the world to become half gods
the dwemer played with a rock
"We should never neglect to remember the raw courage of their miners."
Yes, the Falmer were very brave