The Last of a Dead Race - The Dwemer named Yagrum Bagarn - Elder Scrolls Lore 

;_;

this is a mood

Sad dwemer noises*

@@dumpster9048 yes

Wiz Khalifa starts playing in the background

Haha, while this is funny, I’ve always wondered if they considered it a “heart of a god”, but also simultaneously a tool to be used to further their endeavors of knowledge. They knew the gods existed, but they didn’t worship them as gods, but rather acknowledged that they simply were powerful beings; like a Mammoth is to a Moth. In the pursuit to be greater than a “mammoth”, the moths utilize the mammoth’s tusk to achieve greatness over the mammoth itself. The Heart of Lorkhan is merely a powerful tool to the Dwemer, not a god’s heart, but a powerful being’s heart.

In The Elder Scrolls, the Aedra and Daedra are facts. The Dwemer just didn't give a fuck 😂

@@sapien377 Pretty much they saw themselves as equals so there were no "gods"

@Orwell Jones Laeddis I've actually wanted to see an Elder Scrolls from Akavir or in the Merethic / Early First Era since Oblivion. I think it would be cool to have a Elder scrolls so far back in time nothing would be very recognizable.

@Orwell Jones Laeddis we literally have no idea what bethesda is up to and what they have planned for TES6, chile.

Came looking for this comment

@@Spike2276 I was really hoping someone caught this nugget😂

@@Spike2276 Came looking for this comment

If you like puns check out camelworks here on the tube he has puns galore and more alliterations then many blood sucking parasites lies

What a grand and intoxicating innocence

Lay down your weapons, for it is not too late for my mercy

How could you be so naive?

Im a God, how can you kill a God?

Shame on you, sweet Nerevar.

But thats not true? We don't need the theory's man we know what happened, kagronak used acursed tools to strike the heart of lorkan which instantly ascended all dwemer in nirns dimension into atherieas so they're just spirits now.

@@kenniecollins3175 go ahead and cite your source cause that sounds like kirkbride fanfiction

ESO actually plays with this idea a little in its skyrim expansion, theres a sidequest in blackreach about it

That would require an elder scroll id imagine and getting one and using it on the dwemer I’m sure would leave it’s mark in history, and it probably wouldn’t be a mystery

I always thought they put their souls into machines

Relatable

He’s the guy Milton from office space.

lol 😂

This. This is the true planning of the gods

Fuck, you made me imagine double-headed Akatosh wearing a business suit

@@rafaelbalsan4512 This is an amazing mental image.

@@rafaelbalsan4512 Lmao, maybe the Suit is also made to be viewed from both the front and back, so he had a Tie on both necks 🤣

I feel like this channel is pushing Skyrim and Oblivion (and other games in the series) better than Todd Howard....Todd is pushing a living world into more new consoles and editions than is reasonable (given that they do not seem to be adding anything meaningful each time)....FudgeMuppet is carrying the lore of all the games into a timeless stage as a true scholar and story teller.

Micheal Kirkbride will always be one of my favorite people, without him who knows what the lore would be like?

Lets hope bethesda doesnt dumb it down even more ...

@@LegionnaireScout or microsoft doesn't rip your wallet in half

@@miniespeon158 well, thats optional, the decision of a game dev isnt, when Todd sayes its gonna have 16.5 times the detail and rainbow farting zebras, we wount be able to do much about it, skyrim is a good game, but lets all face facts, most people got it for the mod potential, the quest writing is half-assed, bugs liter the game ( distance rendering throws characters into the stratosphere, dragons fly backwards, rain falls inside etc. ) the lore is represented poorly and fumbles around the place which is represented in the quest writing, it all feels so unfinished, hollow, like something is missing here, best described in the collage of winterhold questline, you can literaly be a no magic warior that knows only one spell and sudenly you’re the damn archmage, same with the companions, and dont get me started on the thiefs guild, you are literaly forced into if you new to the game and dont know where esbern is, not much roleplaying there realy, where’s the option to scream at brynjolf that you have no interest joining and that if he doesnt want his head cleaved in two he better spill the info ... or a persuation of gold maybe, no, join to get the info and then sell your soul to another deadra latter ... the wizads at winterhold are similar in that regard, when you go off searching for the dragon elder scroll you have to find septimus sigmus, problem is you need to speak with the collage librarian to find out, ( I think he wount spawn in the frostcave untill you speak with the librarian ) so yeah, you roleplay as a no-magick axe warior ? Congratulations, you are now the archmage 😂 a rank that should be reserved for Master level mages ... whatever, hopefully most people get what I’m going for here, its all so forced, simple and undeserved, all of it

Love me some McDagoth's

Fn McDagoths

McKwama pls

@@siccolindsay610 ah man you beat me to the Mckwarma egg special 😋

@@CobaltContrast Mmmm, McCorprus..

Making tiktok

Cruising for lusty argonian maids

^ I agree with both of these statements XD

Same with the Neravarine. Didn't he/she have the disease but without side effects?

@@-umbra-1590 The Neravarine is in Akavir in the fourth era I'm pretty sure

Well, that happens only if Yagrum Bagarn would've left red mountain to meet Gelebor himslef, Gelebor would never abandon his mission, but that can't happen anymore because we don't know about Yagrum Bagarn's fate because of the red day.

I think this is actually something that's done in real life and is shown to help victims gain closure and perpetrators come to terms with the wrong doing they've done.

i was going to comment that i wish we could hear his views on falmer. seems you beat me to it lol

I absolutely love the dwemer ruins, you can see the greatness and the mystery of it all is just amazing.

It's been around 200 years since Morrowind. How do we even know if he's still alive

@@Slenderslayer351 Assuming that the eruption of Red Mountain or the Argonian invasion didn't kill Yagrum Bagarm, then he is still alive. Corprus disease renders it's victims biologically immortal. He had already wandered in that state for hundreds, possibly thousands, of years before he was found by Deviath Fyr and partially treated.

@@archades115 So there's a slim possibility that he's still breathing

@@Slenderslayer351 Slim, but yes. A chance. I doubt Deviath Fyr allowed himself or his prized patient die so easily. If Master Neloth of Sadrith Mora survived, I have little doubt Deviath Fyr and Yagrum Bagarm survived.

@@archades115 true, neloth may be a boss, but divayth is something else entirely. full daedric in Morrowind lmao I remember being scared of him as a kid watching my mom play

I think you mean Baron Harkonnen.

@@zachthomas8597 I did! Lol I forgot what he was called and was too lazy to look it up.

Mojo intensifies

Nah, the baron harkonnen would be much much bigger than this guy.

Nah, the baron harkonnen would be much much bigger than this guy.

Wouldn't they be afflicted with his ailment though?(I don't know much about him)

Race is by the female side but it’s a plot hole with the whole Breton thing

@@swilson5320 I think its just racial appearance is from the mother, the rest is from the father. So his kids could still retain Dwarven capabilities just with another mer appearance.

@@oliverp3545 honestly looking at him that would be beneficial for them lol

@@swilson5320 The Bretons were interbred with elves for many generations. Male elf + female Nede, then male elf + female hybrid/Breton, then male elf + female hybrid/Breton, etc. etc... Still, they look like humans with only some (lore, not in-game) lightly elven appearance sometimes.

What's the matter? Did someone steal your coffee? (and sweet roll)

@@kingcamelot1395 beat me to it 😂 was gonna ask, did somebody steal your sweetroll?

Sweet roll... for Fimmion

Greetings redguard

@@ncrtrooper8786 Ave , true to Ceasar

Corprus makes people forget. If he’s alive then he should be unable to even communicate.

Where is he during ESO? I hope we find him in the realm of Oblivion that helped him escape the fate of his race.

@@badluck5647 in the time of ESO he was probably still exploring Outer Realms. Morrowind happens a whole Era later than ESO.

@MapleLeafAce He was exploring the outer realms during the Battle of Red Mountain, and he was in Morrowind in the 3rd era. There isn't any information where he was during the 2nd era. Also, the outer realms sounds like Oblivion.

hehe Numidium go [REDACTED]

Why is every fucking RU-vid comment just this stupid dry meme

Hehe spider go chugga chugga chugga chugga

@@chadgoose7886 hehe comments go brrr

isnt conjuration creating life?

Wait, did he really say that? 😅

@@thalmoragent9344 Yep. You can find him on the elder scrolls subreddit every now and then.

@@talosbitch8434 Damn, I wanna catch him someday, ask him what he thinks about the situation of the Snow Elves and the Night of Tears, and what really happened, or what events aren't being told by the Nords

@@thalmoragent9344 What exactly are you curious about? The elves attacked because the nords were sitting on a powerful magical artifact. The eye of Magnus if I recall correctly. That's been forgotten by time.

@@talosbitch8434 The Night of Tears as an event is speculated for being the result of a variety of things. Nords expanding, the Eye of Magnus, etc. It's not confirmed, and is placed as part fo the Unreliable Narrator situation. Whether it was an Unprovoked attack or not, we'll never know. Not only that, but if they were at such peace as the Nords claim, the Snow Elves wouldn't have destroyed an entire city for an Eye they easily could've asked for. On top of that, I don't see why Ysgramor would say no to them if they asked. Plus, it would raise questions about how the Snow Elves found out, and what negotiations may or may not have happened. Slaughtering an entire settlement is a far more passionate act than people seem to realize and give credit for. Annihilating a city usually doesn't happen unless provoked, or triggered by an event, and given the Snow Elves and Atmorans were at a relative peace (good enough to establish a capital city) then why go straight for a massacre when it would be far easier to ask or demand it? We have to remember that the winners write the history, and that goes for the Elder Scrolls as well. If Bethesda ever came out with a story about an event that happened before the Night of Tears, and talked about the situation leading up to it, then they could easily make it so the Snow Elves were responding to something the Nords had done, say perhaps tampering with the Eye of Magnus, and the fact we don't hear about it from the history books is because the Nords wouldn't have cared or bothered to write it down, and after 4,000 years, all the oral stories and retellings end up Embellished... and these are nords we're talking about. If there's a race aside from maybe early Imperials or Dunmer that you can count on to twist a story, it's the Nords and their poetic and Embellished takes in their stories. Like the time they tried to take Credit for the Dwemer suddenly disappearing, even though they didn't know it was because of the Heart of Lorkhan.

Honestly could be another Dwemer, what do you think?

What if the event of red mountain warped all of the dwemer into the oblivion planes? As a sort of punishment, with no way to return to the mortal realms? I'd imagine that if they were removed from their technology, the oblivion planes would not be an ideal place for them to survive, perhaps some still out there, but that could be a fitting way to explain their disaster.

Falion probably just ot the short stick and was spared. The Dwemer the Conjoror met was probably someone else.

Or Falion is lying

It's probably just.. bad writing

N'wah?

He looks like he would wear a fedora unironically and call women "milady"

Milady do you perchance possess the onlyfans?

You should hear his sound files assigned to him, he's toatally a gamer.

"How can you kill one who has no life?" -South Park

Did you go to the clockwork city?

It would be awesome if he at least made a cameo in the clockwork city

Heard Todd will not let ESO explore anything Dwemer lore

@@brevo3609 thank god

@@brevo3609 Makes me hopeful we could get an expansion in tes6

I don't think so because its a misnomer to them they were never dwarfed by anything but giants and its funny that the most advanced race and the one that thought they were destines for the divine became known as Dwarves.

I don’t think so, i think they refuse to be associated with elves of summerset isle

@@redterrorproductions1373 The Dwemer were elves they just believed they were closer to the divines than they were to other mortals. Thats why they considered other races inferior and didn't want to be directly associated with the other Mer. Thats why its funny to me that they are dwarves.

Lord of the rings dwarves etc are called it in the literal sense. Elder scrolls dwarves are dwarves in the Philosophical/mental aspect. I find it beautifully poetic

Fun thing is, "dwarf" never meant "small" or "short". "Dwarf" is the name of a mythical creature of Norse mythology, often conflated with dark elves (they might be the same thing). The dwarves (dweorgas I believe, we call them dvärgar in Swedish) were a kind of underground-dwelling elf, human-sized. There are only some sources hinting at them being short, then it stuck, and now dwarfism (the mutation) and everything small was named after these mythical stone-elves. So actually, TES got it completely right.

Would've been nice but even the wizard didn't know of Yagram's existence and he's a nerd on the Dwemer. Pretty sure Yagram's long gone now

@@Slenderslayer351 Prob nuked along with Vvardenfell from that big rock above Vivec

@@SwedishEmpire1700 knowing Bagarn, he probably made a magic shield to protect the corpusarium from the explosion because DORFS

I have a buddy who plays the 'same character' for all the Elder Scrolls games, so his Daggerfall character is also the Dragonborn reincarnation of Indoril Nerevar who fought along side Martin in the Imperial City as the Champion of Cyrodiil. I'll have to ask him what he thinks about the idea you posed.

@@Slenderslayer351 true but I was thinking more along the lines of if Yagram was still around, he’d like at least a hint as to what the fuck happened and since the experiment was just replicated, the smart dwemer cunt could use that.

Living in their own pocket universe, like an Oblivion plane from a Daedra. Man... that's cool. So they achieved Chim.

God I'd feel so bad for Yagrum if thats true :( No matter the truth, whether it be his people are flourishing after reaching chim or erased from existence as we know it, he has to live an awful existence

In reality, they are the Numidium.

I recall some source saying they became the golden skin of the dwemer

But at the same time, fates in TES are usually cruel and horrifying. If the Dwemer didn't cease to be all together, they probably ended up in some eternal cycle of torture. I could imagine them being forced to live in a world with infinite knowledge and power, but without a way catch and hold on to any of it. They would have manage to ascend to a godly realm, but they weren't gods, simply prisoners to their own greed and cruelty. The Dwemer would become enslaved like they had done to the Falmer, and that was their punishment for trying to get achieve divinity through such heretical means. But I'm mostly likely wrong.

Hes a wizard harry.

@@nothingelsetodo4229 well, yes his powers are magical in nature but he seems to have achieved a lot more than any other mortal wizard

Source for this cause I'm interested

@@justinfourie3422 It’s something Falion says in Skyrim. The Redguard who cures vampirism. I don’t remember the exact dialogue path to get him to say it. And this is just a theory made after listening to the video. Originally I just thought maybe the dwemmer got transported there by a prince. But what was stopping hyper advanced people from creating a Daedra realm like the ideal masters?

Not only that his immortality makes it so he can never bond with anyone because they will die unless they’re a vampire.

@Superior rule 34 true. Altho higher elves live a long time so he would have friends for a few hundred years

racist

This is unironically a nationalist manifesto. I agree.

@@sheogorathprinceofmadness2223 really? I didn't realize that would be the vibe my words gave off. I was going for being the very last of ones species, rather than being being the last of a specific ethnicity. Being the last of ones entire species I just feel would be ALOT more soul-crushing than the more petty versions of being the last of ones own kind. Which is why I feel sympathy for Yagrum, being being stuck in that level of isolation must be a horror unto itself.

I’ve spent more recent time watching lore videos than I have playing any TES game.

The dwemer ruins are interesting to visit tho.

He is todd howard in disguise. Selling skyrim again

*Cough* Morrowind

I just played started oblivion after more than a decade because of these vids. Been having fun... Once you mod the fuggly faces and the UI

Huh... I was like "isn't that from 2005?" but nope... it is 19 years already. Man I get old ...

The king of stuff you think about when high.

@@apricotmadness4850 Drugs are for losers.

@@LordOverTheLightOfRa You’re fun.

@@piedpiper1172 If you need drugs to have fun you must be bland and boring as hell with no personality. The best thing about people doing drugs is me taking advantage of them while they on something.

@@LordOverTheLightOfRa you're just a bad friend, drugs have their time and place. stop thinking it defines people.

Same here 👍🏻

same LOL

Fervently agreed 😂 Been enduring over a year of minimizing social interactions to as little as possible and being hammered by constant anxiety, the sheer relief lore videos like these give me honestly kinda floors me. Hang in there, friend!! 🤗💖

Same here honestly.

Agreed homie

With the shit Bethesda has put out over the past few years I can't even get excited

​@@johnathanblackwell9960oh boy how right You are...

They have their charms. Scott his history lessons, Michael and his builds, drew and his conspiracy theories. I love it lol

Maybe he has it hidden until he needs it. Kind of like how batman always has whatever he needs on his belt

@@twohairycheeks5031 You could be right! I can see him using the old "wheels rotate horizontaly and become turbines right before rocketing into the air" maneuver.

@@CNNBlackmailSupport lmao exactly

Yes, I want to learn more

I don't want them to ever dispel the mystery entirely, but knowing more about their fall, or perhaps finding others who managed to escape that fate would be really cool.

I'm open to learning the full truth in ~20 yearsish

@@McHobotheBobo soooo, in Elder Scrolls 6

I think they're probably in another realm somewhere, probably a plane of oblivion. Given that this is what happened to that dude in the college of winterhold who we can help replicate what the dwemer did.

Originally written and performed by DJ Kagrenac feat. Dumac- Dwarf- King

I have played this game for a decade now and just realised that his name is not pronounced as "Yargum Bagran". I am dyslexic.

Fuck that’s so good

Must’ve missed that Young Scrolls single.

@Wizzy Snahkay oh you have no idea. I just decided to turn off the subtitles off completely for whenever a name comes up I read it as a different thing but hear it as another. The elvish, argonian and khajiit names sre a nightmare.

Morrowind is my personal favorite game because it strikes the perfect balance of gameplay and world building in my opinion. It single handedly inspired me to make games. I hope you have a lot of fun playing it! Remember to take your time and enjoy the journey-it's not a game made to be sped through.

It's an interesting idea and she has changed an entire race before. That said I very much doubt that would mean the end of the Dwemer entirely, cause that would mean other divines could have simply snapped mortals out of the picture when they were in the way. If this was her doing, they are still around, question is where, when or how?

I do like the idea the Dwarves are like Icarus and get punished for their hubris in thinking the can approach godhood. However, I doubt someone has vain as Azura could punish the race without taking some credit.

Hello there Nazeem

How can they make a video about Cloud District lore if they're not getting there very often?

Haven't i shouted you out of a cliff.

Bruh we know you've never been

I cri everytiem

TES6 definetly will play during the Dwemer era, there's no way around it.

I mean didn't they have 3 living gods among them? I don't think any other race has come close to that amount of divinity either

​@@Suqordia ​ The tribunal became gods after the dwemer disappeared, using Kagrenac's tools to tap into the power of lorkhan's heart.​

@@christianjoyce3853 Oh they were after the disappearance? sorry, I don't really know timelines of things in the lore

The chimer where far stronger then any current race is the only reason.

@@erikburzinski8248 The Chimer couldn't beat the Thu'um using Nords without the Dwemer, so they weren't that powerful. I think the Dwemer magic is overrated. A big glaring limitation is that the automatons can't operate far from the Dwemer ruins. Outside the automatons, the Dwemer seem to lack a warrior culture that produces great soldiers or heroes. It unsurprising they couldn't even defeat the Falmer.

Really??? You support the enslavement of Snow elves??? Fucking sick.

@@rewanified09 you can blame the Nord for that

That's why necromancy is the best path, your soul ends up safe in a vessel, far from your corporeal form, that it could be used to synthesize or possess a new body in the case of the failure of the original. Keep it secret, keep it safe.

@@freewilly1193 indeed, I’ve always found that fascinating, to become so powerful magically you can find and/or build a better form to take! But still not necessarily need it!

Ah, I know this feeling. You can't sleep and suddenly you find yourself reading about weirdest kind of shit xD

No bullshit...me too lol I'm currently playing Skyrim again and was wondering what really happened to the dwemer

It’s awesome there’s still one left.

He’s probably pretty trim right now, now that he’s cured.

@@rhett5058 yeah but I always felt bad for him

@@rhett5058 yeah bro I can imagine him looking pretty cool now

It isn't sad at all. As cool as the lore is, this shit is all made up!

Vuvuzela Nah that would be lame. They could explain it though, my favorite explanation is that the entire world of TES happens in a mind of a dreaming god, dwemer figured it out and consequently had a critical existence failure and vanished. So hardcore.

@@nihilism6226 Maybe not return but I think the best closure that we can possible get is have the player character in TES 6 visit another realm where they happen to all be in.

I’ve never noticed that before!

Why have you done this to me?

It was the FIRST thing I noticed when I started with these guys lol I'm used to it now

Craig Doran Electronics have about 20 years of lifetime. After that they would all vanish like some kinda dwemer.

@@nihilism6226 don't care didn't ask, plus you're a nihilist.

@@craigdoran7873 Yet I answered anyway.

@@nihilism6226 He said he didn't ask. Craig has spoken.

@@dovahkiin7253 I don't care, I answer to whatever I please. There is only one authority I respect - death.

possibly, but azura also says that things weigh on gods forever, so her not bringing up the dwemer could be her trying not to think about things she despises.

@@windhelmguard5295 as if it ever stopped her from putting curses on those who disrespected her.

The theory is really interesting and I like it, but Bagarn's immortality and disabled state are clearly caused by corprus, originating from Dagot Ur, not Herma Mora.

If any divine could simply erase an entire race, they would have for other reasons. Plenty daedric plots fallen apart do to mortal actions, they would have made sure that could not be the case, if they had such power.

That would be the kind of thing that hermaeus mora will flex if he did really do it. And since the dwemer considered themself at least equal to deities, I do 't really see one of them go after a daedric prince to ask for knowledge. Knowledge were all for the dwemer, but it wasn' t any kind of knowledge, it was their knowledge in particular, the knowledge they finded and built themself

@@xeskenn18 We also know for a fact that the Dwemer could make a lock box Ol'Mora could not crack.

@@insaincaldo yeah true I didn't think at that but yes, pretty sure Hermaeus Mora hated the dwemer during their time