Red Diamond ~Heart of Lorkhan~ (Female - Malukah) 

Thank you!

@@kerkezpavle no problem. I reccomed using barre chords for epic version 👌

Thank you very much ! Though at the beginning, isn't more Bb than Bm ?

This helped me a lot (so thank you!) But I play it with Capo on 1st fret and replace the Bm with an F, really sounds more accurate to me

Back after a year to better what I wrote to myself: No Capo Chords are exactly as seen on main comment** **Except Bb - which should change to- X10330

+Caryarel Absolutely..After all,Malu is one and only on this planet !

Berkay i agree she has a lovely singing voice i like her witch 3 cover of the wolven storm alot also

Right on!

H5 she wrote several songs for this game, including the end credits song

H5 she may mainly do covers, but her covers are fantastic

I’ve heard this song in the tavern in Wayrest.

Also in Skywatch in Auridon. Name is Annagail.

Also in Suran, Vvardenfell

Riften Inn too

Various bards share voices, iirc there are only 4 aside from the DLC and beast races.

Quoth my friend (when asked this same question) "If I have to stare at a virtual ass all day, it's going to be a nice looking virtual ass". So there ya go.

I personally do a mix of both. As one who likes to roleplay as both, and try to make a believable character, I have no problem making a mixture.

My ESO dude is a dude. But when I play an open rpg like Skyrim or ESO I’ll often do a good-dude and evil-chica play through just to see what I’m missing

Simon Gransden it is not on deezer too

Because Zenimax owns the copyright.

dinoworld112 oooh I like. Better yet, make a quest line for the bards college unlocking them

@@jessica48390 genius

@@jessica48390 very smart idea jess

@@jessica48390 what if it's a quest to save malukah the npc bard in skyrim

ESO takes place long before Skyrim, if they placed ESO songs in Skyrim then lore elitists would cry and scream how they ruined the series.

I prefer the male version of over the seas.

+Dalton Joshua really? The male singer sings with no emotion. This suprises me.

Aged singer for Ebonheart Pact ( Jim Cummings I believe the singer is ) The way he sings it sounds like a first hand telling. I prefer this one with the Male voice ( emotionless ) But Malukah does have songs I prefer her voice on in ESO

For a lot of the ESO songs I like the male version better. I feel he is much more "accurate", it feels more like a bard, wandering the land and singing. He has emotions, but not too much, just enough to make you feel them. While Malukah's versions always feel like she's performing, trying to sound too emotional. She also seems to be lacking different tones... Her voice is good to express sadness and despair, but not really anything else. The male singer seems to be able to control his voice better, and has more diversity.

Her American accent makes the songs sound too 'modern'. America was only invented very recently ;)

Hey nice pfp

Imperial cyclejerk :D

You mongrel dogs of the Empire will never have Morrowind. Lord dagoth will send you N'wahs packing.

Same for me...

Sothas Not quite the interpretation I took. The song is about the Amulet of Kings, the Red Diamond that acts as the barrier between Tamriel and the Planes of Oblivion. "When Akatosh slew Lorkhan he ripped his heart right out"- Akatosh, who the Elves know as Auri-El, slew Lorkhan after they had been tricked into creating Mundus. "Hurled it across Tamriel, and the heart was head to shout"- He threw it away, discarded it. The heart would eventually land on an island to the North East of Cyrodiil and Vvardenfell. The volcano known as Red Mountain, in the province of Morrowind. "The laughing heart spread blood afar, great gouts on Cyrod fell. And like a dart shot too its mark, down in an Ayleid well"- As you say, this is Lorkhan's blood "Magicka fused the Lorkhan blood to crystal red and strong. Then Wild Elves cut and polished it down to Chim El-Adabal"- The Lorkhan blood was turned into red crystal, which the Wild Elves mined and forged into the most powerful soul gem ever created, the Chim El-Adabal known to men as the Amulet of Kings. "When Elves lost Nirn to Men, Akatosh gave the stone, to Saint Alesh in token of her right to sit the throne."- This indicates the closing act of the foundation of the Alessian Empire. When Alessia became empress, Akatosh gave her the Amulet of Kings (literally, a stone!) to signify the new covenant between the gods and men. They agreed to be deities of man as well as of the elves. The Amulet of Kings became the protective charm to keep out the Daedra of Oblivion (which would eventually be smashed during the Oblivion Crisis). "Red Diamond! Red Diamond! The heart and soul of man!" - The Amulet of Kings

TheMythicKhan You didn't exactly saying anything that disputes what I said, nor did you say anything all that different. So... what was the point? Are you disputing anything specifically? Small thing: Red Mountain and Vvardenfell didn't exist before the heart hit there. It was a sea, the Heart created Red Mountain and the Tower.

TheMythicKhan You didn't exactly saying anything that disputes what I said, nor did you say anything all that different. So... what was the point? Are you disputing anything specifically? Small thing: Red Mountain and Vvardenfell didn't exist before the heart hit there. It was a sea, the Heart created Red Mountain and the Tower.

Levi Embry The only difference is that his explanation was simplistic (not bad or wrong). However, it was still the same save for the Akatosh/Auri-El thing. We will have to back up to the Dawn Era here to explain how it works. During the Dawn there was no time, no substance, no Order, and no Chaos. There was only Maybe. Anu and Padomay's interplay birthed the et'ada, this is widely known and understood to a point. However, Anu and Padomay both birthed themselves into the Maybe. Many call this their "souls" for lack of a better term. These beings were Anui-El and Sithis. They are the Aurbical manifestations of Anu and Padomay. Think of them more like math and physics than actual beings. In many deep lore communities, you will see someone probably say "Sithis is math" while discussing him and the Dark Brotherhood's misinterpretation of what Sithis is. This is what they're talking about. As you move further and further away from the Godhead, you become more and more aware, for He is sleeping and all things are of Him. Anui-El and Sithis are still incapable of influencing the Aurbis as they'd like and their "souls" are birthed. These are Aka and Lorkhan. When Aka is born time begins. At this point, time is still chaotic and non-linear. From here we are going to skip ahead a bit to Convention. Lorkhan is slain. His heart is ripped out, his body ripped in two, and his soul is scattered. This stabilizes Nirn, creates the Moons (unless the Khajiit and Bosmer are right), and sends his soul every which way. Lorkhan eats Aka and Aka is shattered. Keep in mind, all of these events happen at the same time and at different times. There is still no linear time. Also, Convention itself is often referred to as "untime." One happening before the other is a concept that cannot exist. This event, however, does create linear time. And as most know, the Aedra give themselves to Mundus to create it. They are a very real part of the mortal realm, forever entwined with it. Within Mundus there is an unseen and often undiscussed force. It is called mythopoetics. This is the ability to create myth through story. Only in Mundus, the myth is real. In short, mythopoetics is the ability of the beliefs of mortals to shape the Aedra into their own beings. This creates the different Aka shards as well as others such as Kyne and Khenarthi. Orkey and Arkay. Shezarr, Shor, and Sheor. As Aedra, the Aka shards are also affected by this. Auri-El, Akatosh, Alduin, Alkosh, and Tosh-Raka. The maybes include Bormahu who might just be what the dovah call Aka and Peryite who is seen as Akatosh's shadow or mirror (hint: all the Aedra have one in the Daedra. The Gods and Demons aren't actually all that different). Together, they are the Time Dragon, but as mortal perception alters them, they are different. Auri-El: Represents the beginning of time. This is from the Altmer obsession with the Dawn, the "before time," and their desire to return to it. He is often described as the head of the Dragon. Akatosh: Represents the present time. The Cyrodillis are very stuck in the present. They are often unable to learn from the past and can't see into the future. He is the body of the dragon. Alduin: Represents the end of time. Ever notice Nords are obsessed with the end and the cycle? This is Alduin. He's the tail of the dragon. Alkosh: Represents the stability of time. He's often thought of to be with and/or conduct the actions of the Jill to fix time. He's the Khajiit depiction of Aka and to explain why would honestly take WAY more space than I'm willing to use. Especially after what I've already written. Find "A Khajiit C0DA" on Tomorrowind Today. That could help. Tosh-Raka: Represents the future. Akavir is the future. Not the future of Tamriel, just the future. This would take a lot of explaining as well. Read "A Model of the Godhead" on Tomorrowind Today to help. Akatosh as he is seen today didn't exist until the Man-loving Maruhkati Selectives danced atop White-Gold using Dawn Magic in hopes to remove the elven aspects of the time dragon from the human Aka shards. Jury is out on how well it worked, but it definitely did break the dragon. This is what caused the Middle Dawn. They definitely did something because Akatosh is the God of Spacetime, space being Lorkhan and time being Aka. I'll stop my rant here. Please feel free to ask any questions or dispute anything.

Sothas

what the... how do you have a youtube account?! you're in the time of tamriel! did they have computers back then? what about phones? did tamriel in the 2nd era have computers and phones?!

Drake Natsu She started her existence as any other proxy-synthetic of the 9th Era aurbical mining guilds: a limited sentience deep-pressure capable "thot-box" -- a dreamsleevishell used by remote mortal operators to run the rigs of Kynareth's illicit breath trade. She has many many names and titles, Queen Ayrenn. Oracle Iridescent. The Witch of Wire and String. The Doom of the Dumb Old Giant. The Ayrenn Araena Aldmeri. The Patricircumcision. Crystal-like-Twitch.The Thalmoric Memo-Whore to All Enemies In The 'Set. 28th thot-box state-of-the-art half-shaft differential. Blessed Pentarch 5/5/555. Anuielectorate Article 1245663245. I think she can manage a RU-vid account.

+Sothas Leave KINMUNE faaaaar away from here, please.

+videobeetle8 Nope. She's a thing. Can't stop it.

Johnathan Berntson No she isn't. Ayrenn is Ayrenn. Not a queen possessed by her armor that is also a time traveling spaceship that mines stuff from the corpse of a god after time reverted to the way the Dawn worked.

Lorkhan, the Legendsung, the Eulogized One. The Akaviri word would be Utawarerumono.

How is that a good thing?

How tho?

How did you hear that???

@@myerr21 jojo reference

Still gives me chills, holy fuck

Wow my dad said that to me xD

It started out rough and rocky but has become on of the best MMOs out there right now. The game play is smooth and fun and the lore is fantastic.

Then again, Trinimac didn't hurl the Heart across Tamriel, that actually was Auri-El/Akatosh. Trinimac ripped out the Heart then gave it to Auri-El. But I suppose replacing Akatosh with Trinimac would be more true, if not completely so.

***** Yeah, Akatosh is formed when Alessia attempt to make imperial pantheon based on similarities of each of the creation-involving aedra pantheon Akatosh is basically Elven Auri-el + Nordic Shor (Nordic version of Lorkhan) becaming a new myth and then became the in-lore reality

zikiev zicky Minor alteration to what you said. It wasn't Allesia, it was the Selectives.

zikiev zicky Minor alteration to what you said. It wasn't Allesia, it was the Selectives.

Sothas Oh, I thought Alessia secretly ordered the Marukhati to "select" the right stuffs for Akatosh images

Eso has alot of awesome songs, my favorite being "Over the seas and far away" .

Eso soundtrack is epic. I love all audio side in this game.

Except he tricked them, why do you think the Heart laughed at trinimac and auri-el. Also AKATOSH didn't exist at the time, he is the fusion of Shor and Auri-el that was created by the selectives during the middle dawn.

Shor son of Shor lives in Sovngarde, while Ald son of Ald got trapped in time.

@@the_dropbear4392 It's actually wild how far this fanfiction spread

ikr

Online only? :O

+DarkAdonisVyers yes

+Thomas SCHWARZ Oh, reviewing this song, I think that what is meant is that the Heart landed in what is now known as Red Mountain, but the gushing blood fell into an Ayleid well and was crystallized by the magicka into the Amulet of Kings.

DarkAdonisVyers Yes I know .

+DarkAdonisVyers Yes and no. Chim-el Adabal is a complicated item, as is the Heart of Lorkhan. The diamond is hardened blood from the Heart. Lorkhan and Akatosh aren't all that separate. Akatosh gives his heart to Alessia to protect man, but the diamond is Lorkhan's blood. There are connections here. This is thanks to the Marukhati Selectives who attempted to remove the mer aspect of the Time Dragon and slapped a bit of Shor into him. This retroactively made Akatosh (cuz timey whimey, a common occurrence in TES). Chim-El Adabal symbolizes Lorkhan's heart Akatosh's sacrifice. Symbols are extremely important in TES. Lorkhan caged the Dragon, which is why the symbol of the Empire is a dragon in a diamond. It's all connected. They're also both stones to Towers. They're powerful. With that said, they are physically separate items.

Many legends say that Auriel/Akatosh killed Lorkhan's physical body, which became the moons. Are you saying that Lorkhan had planned out even his own physical death and used that to outsmart the Time Dragon?

Unreliable Narrator. Akatosh was directly responsible for the event of Lorkhan's death, i.e. the deeds of the King's Kinght are for the glory of the King Or both

It's an Imperial hymn, presumably. The Pantheon of the Divines doesn't include Trinimac, because that would be tantamount to the worship of Malacath.

Alexander Silady ARKAY AE TRINIMAC

Alexander Silady Trinimac was originally in the Imperial pantheon but was removed by the Alessian dogs.

r00d XD

It's referring to a drop of blood from Lorkhan's heart fused with magicka being the stone, not the heart itself.

Yes. The main story of ESO revolves around it.

@@jouzelfeather-pelt7686 oh i know..i finished the main story last week XD i just didn't realize this song was about it xP

yes khajiit

racist u_u

Haha ! I love to racism brooo! Lol

@@iflexx39 😥

Ok my bad I was wrong lol kajjit can come ...as long as they are not on the moon sugar

A champion of Mer (elven) pantheon. Was considered the strongest Aedra and in this scenario - served Akatosh/Auri-el by killing trickster god Lorkhan. Later when daedric prince Boethiah confronted him he was defeated, devoured thus leading in a lot of consequential events he became Daedric prince Malacath who watches over Orsiniom and Orc race.

He also has ties to Orkay.

Sothas U mean Arkay* ? It's only a speculation that he was a son of Lorkhan... Then again, another version says that he was son of Akatosh and Mara, another says of Lorkhan and Mara, third says a demi-god of Akatosh and mortal woman... ah i love riddles

koldunas8 No, I meant Orkey. There's a lot of evidence pointing him to the leftover aedric remains of Trinimac. It's part of the dworc theory (which is wrong btw).

Sothas Orkey... where have i heard that before?

***** I love angry Joe reviews but he reviewed it as a full elder scrolls game, not a MMO and he didn't say much bad about ESO besides money whores, in game currency and it didn't look badass everywhere ( the last is because its a MMO)

***** Angry Joe only got to level 10 on one race. That's not a full review for an MMO.

I lost all respect for Angry Joe with his Colonial Marines review

Yes.

Berzerk Llama how very kind of you. And have a great day too kind sir

6 years late but its because many of the divines helped the races of men gain freedom from the elves that enslaved them, particularly during the rebellion of the imperials against the ayleids by saint alessia. Akatosh (who is just the imperial conceptual fusion of the elven god auri-el and the nord dragon of time alduin, although it was likely just auri-el who was playing the role of both akatosh and alduin for most of history, but thats a different story) akatosh made the pact with saint alessia and gave them the dragonblood, making a line of dragonborn emperors who would light the dragonfires and maintain the barrier between mundus, the mortal plane, and oblivion. This is mostly because the ayleids had turned their back on the aedra in favor of the daedra. Kynareth also helped the rebellion by sending morihaus the man bull to help. Lorkhan helped mankind in this initial rebellion too, as he incarnated as Pelinal whitestrake, another cyrodiilic hero and figure in the initial rebellion of man against mer