The Tragic Story of the Black Dragon, Lyra Viria - The Elder Scrolls Lore 

Lyra's death is the most convincing evidence of the existence of Sithis in the Elder Scrolls universe.

You should do more in depth lore recounts of the eso storylines. It’s hard to find full recaps on the plot lines and i never plan on playing that game but didn’t wanna miss the lore additions

Shame there isn’t a option to leave her alone in the cave.

I came here seeking stories of glory, but what I have found was nothing more than tales of shame and dishonor. I should return to playing this game.

The richness of the Elder Scrolls universe is something other series chase like a dragon that can't be touched.

You can't say you're an Elder Scrolls lore nerd without playing ESO. Shame most TES fans wouldn't touch the game with a 10 foot pole, but the lore is so rich. The lore nerds who never played ESO don't know that: Under Markarth there is a powerful heart that can be reactivated and can be used to swallow the souls of the inhabitants of entire cities. The gem within the Dawnbreaker is the essence of a Breton hero who sacrificed himself to save Summerset from Nocturnal. And they should destroy the thieves guild using the Dawnbreaker to enact revenge lol. The Empire can still fight the Thalmor even if they lose Skyrim because they always have the Sea Elves to ally with. The Forsworn saved Skyrim from utter destruction when Vampires and Werewolves invaded. I don't play anymore because Zenimax is run by terrible human beings.

Never could feel anything but admiration for her strength and contempt for her deeds. Her ultimate weakness was her disloyalty ending in delicious doom.😀

DB is actually the only quest line I’ve totally completed in ESO and it was incredible and gripping. I roleplayed the entire thing and it took forever but was worth it.

Would be really cool of you made a video on the numidium

sweet more interesting lore

Ty for the content 🎉

lyra viria: *gravelly voice* my name is not importand, nor is my past. i am justice, i was born as one of the greatest assasins in tamriel, and now i turn against them! also killed my family but i feld realy bad about it :((( artorius ponticus: yea so, i grew up in a rich i family and i never knew what i wanted too be. the rest of my family all had houses and jobs but i didnt leave the house untill i was 30. got some friend which immediatly got me into trouble, but luckily my dad bailed me out. he still wanted me kicked out though. whent too do some desk job which i eventualy accepted as my lot on life. got promoted for working hard even though my boss doesnt like it. this job is all i have now, gotta make sure i cant lose it. call in some of those old friends too end him. they send me some weepy goth girl erm ok. basicly tell her its gona be alright. i mean, i left my family too right? she hugs me. mfw i feel like we got our main caracthers mixed up in this video mate :P

Damn maybe I should play ESO

I was surprised by how much I liked the Gold Coast storyline, because usually ESO likes to water down all the morally grey aspects of the universe to better target a PG-13 audience.

Unrelated and out of the blue question: are there any plant-based daedra? How I got to this question: I'm currently reading through the "Rage of Elements" Book from Pathfinder 2e, where they introduced plant/wood and metal elementals, and due to planning a TES campaign for my group, I noticed that basically all the elementals from pf2e are covered by daedra, except wood/plants. So that got me curious. If there are, I couldn't find them yet.

Mankar spoke for three days, then he spoke fire.

So basically she’s Itachi Uchiha…

Just wanted to ask, even though I know I can probably find the answer on Google. What is the difference between the Cygnus Irregulars legion and the Order of The Hour?

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It was so annoying that you were shoehorned into only siding with the Dark Brotherhood in the Gold Coast DLC. At many points the games do not cater to divergent viewpoints in players imo. I detest the DB and all they do and stand for. The Order of the Hour are my kind of people, crusading knights with fantastic drips and higher purposes, brave warriors who fight in the light and face to face unlike DB cowards. And although the DLC from a storyline perspective was cool and enjoyable, I would've wanted to play it from their perspective and eradicate the Gold Coast sanctuary. It doesn't sit well with all of us to align with satanic, blood-bathing and murder-reveling fanatics and every time the motives of the DB was questioned in game or debated I was like "yeah, I know, I completely agree" lol. And I really hoped Lyra's appearance would present the option to defect and aid Viria. She was way cooler than all DB assassins combined. But sadly no.

She's just Mjoll's cheap knockoff

1:52 ... A True Assassin is NOT ... a murderer. They are NOT the same or even similar. A True Assassin does The Work for The State ... that few others CAN DO ... for The Good of The State. They Are Professionals. Common Murderers are Criminals and need to be incarcerated and treated as Criminals. They are NOT the Same. They (a Quality Assassin) DO THE WORK ... that Allows the good, clueless, common people, to sleep well at night. Quality Assassins do The Special Work that few can understand. Naryu Virian was a True Assassin ... and a Great One ... she was never a common murderer. You should be Embarrassed ... 😒