We've Finally Figured Out this GIANT Skyrim Mystery 

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Nooooo you betrayed war thunderrrr😭😭😭

it great that you're back Nate

i think the giants have different names than what we know them as. i think these names were given to them by nords.

And we love him for that

But every time he comes back, the milk he got from the store is ever so delicious

He just went to get some milk... 10 states away

Exactly 😂

At least he brings back the milk and cigarettes 😅

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Or have the Giants defend your homestead. That would make a great mod!

Wait I just fully built Lakeview manor, giants fucking attack the homes?!

​@@aryasenaputra3226 lakeview? Oh sweet summer child. Lakeview gets the most attacks of any of em.

@@An_Inconvenience 5 days in i already faced all the enemies in the game files. but atleast i got a balcony looking over a lake

See now only if we had a chance to send a cow for sacrifice to ward off giants n also have other ways to stop other attacka

And the map of their camps seems to cover the surface of Blackreach

Wherever I heard this there was a disclaimer of not being verified. It does seem weird to radically change canon for "joke".

Old lore is not cannon anymore

​@@michellgutierrez3937 Why , what do you mean

@@nicolaschaigneau2001 And remember how tall Tsun is, gaurding the whale bridge in Sovngarde.

If not officially, there's always mods.

@@bennusmagnus5277 my god someone needs to do this

@@bennusmagnus5277nothing like honoring a lore buff with a non canon mod 🙄

I’ll take a follower circle Skyrim too

Na'et the Truther.

I thought the only levitation Giants could do was levitating a Dragonborn hundreds of feet into the sky…

I use the program often so I understand everything

would also explain the swirly designs on the eye of magnus. very similar to giants' style

The khajit discovered space travel ages before the events of skyrim, and have a populated settlement on one of the moons to harvest its sugar

Bro the last thing we need is a giant going full magnito and throw a small mountain at you with its fucking mind

Watched more lol sorry more theories!! So, adding into the Giant's drawings of the Swirls/Marks of Death - if I'm remembering correctly - Shor/Lorkhan was considered the Alpha and Omega to Nords, so there could be a connection or a reason to the fact Giants worship the Swirls too outside of common ancestors. Wasn't Lorkhan (admittedly in Khajiit mythology) called the Dark Heart when his heart was ripped out, which then became the moons? Not a big addition, just a curious thought!!

What a creative mind you have!

​@@ichi5974 Thank you 😊😊

@@linogden4608 It's said that Shorkahns body made up the two moons that we see and his heart couldn't be destroyed so the divines cast it down into Tamriel and red mountain formed around it where the dwemer eventually found it

It’s true

Funnily enough, this could be true and even backed up by in game jank physics. If you use Spellbreaker to block their slamdown attack, it breaks its ward. Implying that the attack is magical in some capacity

Also dragonborn: bandits for black soul gems

I think you mean *wants Giants for Toe

Giants: want mammoths for friend

@@hillbillypowpow and milk

Idk if you're Referencing it or not but that's literally a Bit from The Senile Scribbles 😂😂

Weird. I wonder if there’s any hidden dialogue…? Probably not. He’s gotta die there. If anything he would probably just turn on you after the Giant.

@@althausz1 There's not, the game crashed as I was leaving the area so I had to reload the save, and the second time he DID kill the Giant all on his own. Then he walked up to me and used the same dialogue as if I had killed it for him.

Same thing happened to me in my last playthrough but it didn't crash afterwards. He kills the giant and then talks to you the same thing as if you killed the giant. "I can't let you leave jadajada". Didn't make sense because he did it himself. So yeah had to kill him too. Wish they had a different voiceline

@@saschaberger3212 Maybe because you know that he *asked* you to kill it for him? Just an excuse for mechanics not accounting for it, but still, it kind works?

If you want to talk about lore you get plenty of it, partly some of the best stuff, every year. That's just something people need to start to accept.

I think Bethesda need to consider Nate to be a kind of seconded contributor officially or an official mediator/ Bethesda PR guy I think he does a really great job and doing a lot of work low key for Bethesda anyway purely for the love of the game so Bethesda should do the fair thing here and recognize nates contribution to the franchise this is my view the I think is fair and should be considered to bring him in officially in some capacity.

"No fallout/elderscrolls game in almost 10 years" we cant forget about fallout 4 and 76, as much as we'd like to

@@jeffgoldblunt 76 don't count and FO4 was released in 2015, it's 2024, so yeah not 10 years but "almost" 10 years

I’d say 76 does count, since it still provides lore for the series. I never played it cus online games don’t really interest me, but you can’t deny its contribution to lore.

I felt something similar to this, regarding the Giants. Perfectly worded!

I get how someone who doesn't particularly identify with the Nords might feel this way, but the Lore of Men in The Elder Scrolls (and by extension, the Nords, whom all races of men descend from) is exceptionally interesting and worth getting into.

Lol same

For real ❤

how are we all living the same life haha

That voice, man. No insult. This voice and the pacing. 👌 one of the best on youtube.

Given how the lore seems to suggest men and mer were one race at one point I can believe the Nordic giants being a divergent human clan. As for frost giants...to me they look like enormous, horned trolls. Especially if you compare them with frost trolls. And one of the sources for trolls is the wood elf wild hunts. So perhaps not so far off the mark to see frost giants as the elf equivalent to Nordic giants

You know a song is good when it's used outside of it's own context.

Can you IMAGINE what ES6 is going to be like?

​@@JediMentat Hopefully not like starfield

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Oh I've never heard that that's great

It's well established lore (though I can't remember if the source is an ingame book, a blurb in ESO or something else) that the frost giant's appearance being similar to Nordic giants is just a coincidence - or perhaps the trick of a Daedra, mocking Shor and his children.

To add onto this perhaps it's the reason Atmoran descendants care so much about the lands they inhabit, we need more Human and Nature interaction within Elder Scrolls, the Elves and Argonians aren't the only beings connected with natural phenomenon.

​@@cplhazard2113 Only possible in ESO, as what specifically characterizes Men in The Elder Scrolls (especially the non-nords) is that they forgot they were once gods and created nature from their own divinity.

The David Attenborough of Skyrim :D

@@kieramaccourt8717 😂 exactly

And Tsun.

@Some_Guy6 I intentionally left out Tsun, because he's technically a demigod, and I'm unsure if that changes things. But yes, he is a massive unit, to say the least.

"absolute unit"

I've never bought Skyrim or played it, I fear that I'm the white whale that Todd Howard keeps re-releasing the game to try to capture, and if I ever do, he will stop.

Yeah it was my first time hearing of him. He sounds like a legend though.

Only giant owned mammoths have carved tusks

Yo let him cook, I never thought about this.

Oh interesting point. I wonder if Bethesda considered that

This is actually a great question. I'm leaning more towards the ancient Nordic size like Ysgramor and Tsun(well he's a god but still) for the origins of the Keepers. But didn't the Ideal Masters only crafted the Soul Cairn after they were Ascended into Ideal Masters? They were just mortal necromancers who had a lot of power. Did they craft and build sad architecture themselves or did they make the souls trapped in their domain build it? Cause the souls inside the Soul cairn are not just nords, but also of different races. I don't think the other races know how to build said architectures unless the Ideal Masters gave them a blueprint or the ideal Masters literally sucked some old Atmoran buildings from Tamriel.

Great question

That is a fantastic idea! :0 I really like that.

His videos and playing Starfield have made me appreciate how amazing… and missed… it is when the developer adds depth to the details, even if the effects of your actions demonstrate little depth to the depth.

Nah great Dane with a bear

Yeah I get the woman died at childbirth but how the hell didn't she die at conception, also didn't think ESO would have r#@pe going on... jeesus

I mean, christ, her lips must have been spread across different timezones after a night with a giant, no wonder she didn't survive giving birth, her healthbar never recovered 😂

Those are real. They’re called Chidandans. Obviously they only work with implanted contraception. And they very rarely actually live.

​@@ncrranger6409Oh, i could have told those people that they will rarely live without testing it out. You have to be a downright degenerate or psycho (or both) to do something like this.

I’m going to say that to somebody in real life 15 hours from now

I know this was a year ago, but just saw it. If you watch a giant for a while, it will sometimes just whack the floor with it's club and cause a massive explosion of dust. So I think that shows it's just huge strength

I use the atronach stone in my current playthrough, and when a giant attacks me, sometimes the stone will absorb it like a normal spell.

I was wondering about why a giant, swinging his club downwards, launch people up. Shouldn't the people go splat or ripped-apart/decapitated instead? Your idea makes sense to me.

I always thought it to be an excess of damage, power that ragdolls you ... I once jumped off a cliff, and the second I hit the ground, it killed me and crashed. I assumed the numbers were too much for it to handle. Same thing has happened for the giant attack. It hits you with a ton of force and because ragdoll exists bounces you off the ground and into the air...

​@@pubertjones8093 this is interesting

Is he seen in game? Does he look like a giant? Or a big human?

something between morrowind and skyrim happens, because in the bloodmoon dlc you find karstaag who is a talking frost giant, but in skyrim he's just the hardest to kill boss in the game

though tbf he does grow like... 10 feet between the 2 games

"Somewhere between ESO and Skyrim something happened" Yeah, the warp in the west.

@@Tatwinus That only effected Iliac Bay

Always

Check out @DarkLOREDash he makes some awesome Oblivion content if you're into that, too. www.youtube.com/@DarkLOREDash/videos

Or see him in TES 6 as an actual historian but all of his ideas are considered bullshit/blasphemy by the world inhabitants

@@caracassalkatraz1284 that would be pretty cool yea

@@caracassalkatraz1284 just have a whole sidequest line following this guy's research just to find out he was right.

The Dwemmer also got their names from the giants in the first place. When the giants could still speak and had a more firm cultural heritage, they were the first to call the Dwemer 'Dwarves'.

"I assign you Lydia as your personal housechild."

Dragon bones in itself while rare aren't weird to find especially since some dragons literaly had their own graves. Also Saarthal has an undead dragon aswell. It is possible they found the bone by chance.

⁠​⁠@@Mendoza-yi6qkI believe you’re referring to Labyrinthian. There’s no dragons in Saarthal.

⁠@@RedCommunistDragon can confirm it's Labyrinthian, I just played the quest yesterday

There are some dragon scales in a chapel near rorikstead

My kind of Doctor.

Glaze

Eso has been carrying the lore for a decade while bgs was jerking around with lame space games. Eso is 100 % canon I can’t stand when people say otherwise.

@@Matchaddict82 They have their own dedicated loremaster, can be much more serious about it than that.

@@MarrockV and not to mention they work directly with bgs and especially on the new Daedric Prince they worked on it together with bgs. It’s canon as canon can be.

@@Matchaddict82 I haven't played Necrom yet, looking forward to it.

@@MarrockV you will be behind with gold road on the way