Who Are THE DEEP ONES & What Do They Want? - Elder Scrolls Detective 

Haha, good luck man!

Rebelzize Please for the love of the Nine, add in more to The Deep Ones! keep up the good work with SkyBlivion :)

Bethesda is going to have to hire and honor you guys once your all up and ready, I believe in you ☺😀

keep up the work on skybliv buddy!

Rebelzize Keep on working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was thinking 'the punished'

THEY'RE PUTTING CHEMICALS IN THE WATER THAT ARE TURNING THE FRIGGIN SCAMPS GAY

@@CircaSriYak You made me chortle

Ha ha ha!

It Just Works

Wonder what they would say in their defense?

@@lsswappedcessna I guess they would rather die than go to prison.

Ynnel?! LEEEEENNYY BOYY

If you dig out the rocks in that collapsed ceiling under hackdirt, you will emerge from the darkness to find a man in a horse-drawn cart saying "hey you, you're finally awake"

@@sauercrowder or probably end up in Blackreach

ethan alan lol yeah

Glad I'm not the only one who caught that.

I play the KUNAI WITH CHAIN!

ethan alan , "This isn't just any old horse, neigh."

Well I sacrifice my Battle Ox, and 5 dollars, to summon my Blue Eyes Bitch-Nerd Dragon!

Anthony curry-wheeler THE DEEP ONES ( ͡ᵔ ͜ʖ ͡ᵔ )

Good one xD

I came after I came felt like sharing, hope none of you are my employer

Anthony curry-wheeler to late.

Anthony curry-wheeler this is my porn

Honestly, their voices are so similar, it's scary

Let's also point out that dagon is the name of an angel that used to be worshipping in ancient Syria And the name molag bal is extremely reminiscent of baal who was also an evil angel that was once worshiped in ancient Israel Of malachath that seems similar to moloch who is also a fallen angel that was once worshiped Bethesda itself is also a biblical name, tbh the developers of the elder scrolls might just be very fond of devils, might even be worshippers of devils And devil is a fallen angel for those that don't know There was real devil worship back then, and there's real devil worship nowadays, but I hope that shows you the opposite side of things. There is one true God, and to us Christians he came in the form of man as Jesus Christ who reconciled the world to himself as a willing sacrifice for the world

@@kevinpoynter6697 You do know that the devils are the main villains of the games, right?

@@kevinpoynter6697 Bruv, don't even try to claim that Christianity had ANYTHING to do with what just came out of your mouth, I'd rather be shot than be associated with that level of cringe.

@@kevinpoynter6697 the daedra are portrayed as villains dumbass

I had "Nation wide is on your side!" I am not sure which is worse....

ragecage of Sneezing Dragon y

Applebee's being shady

Dear God, it all makes sense now...

I didn't even get to "sentence" I just got "...this" and then some ad about HiFi speakers.

And since it is theorized that fallout and elder scrolls share a universe, this could just be more evidence for that.

had to think of shadow over innsmouth directly and how its close to Boston, really fun easter egg

@@project_scorpio3560 Such a lame and hacky theory. Seems like something an edgy teen who writes fan fiction would come up with.

@@rakkatytam,it seems you disregard theories

@@uiraideszen3223 it seems you jump to conclusions based on little evidence.

That had me chuckling how she didn’t looked fazed

I would have said screw you i want to live !? Just as a pun

Don't wanna get grounded :( gotta do them chores.

#SigmaGrindset

DarkMarauder11 this spoke to me just now

When you rhyme buffer with buffer, i seriously suffer :DDDDDDDDDDDDD

Exactly. Molag Bal created those adds to make you suffer.

The voice of a generation, right there.

ad block is just another helper.

I don’t think that there’s any correlation there. Based on the evidence, and the inspiration for the quest, they’re likely Mehrunes Dagon worshippers.

@@Delete240 nuh uh

@@graylyhen9490 yuh huh. Shadow over Hackdirt is based on Shadow over Innsmouth. The Deep Ones are, funnily enough, based on the Deep Ones, who in Lovercraft’s works, worship a God called… Drumroll please! DAGON. The Oblivion Deep Ones speak in Daedric Runes, and who is the main antagonist of Oblivion, who also happens to be a Daedric Prince? That’s right! Mehrunes DAGON.

@@Delete240 Did you literally not watch the part where Etira's Disposition with you is maxed out if you are a vampire?? That is practically definitive proof that the deep ones are vampires, who were created by Molag Bal. I was just going to comment that I'm surprised that there is evidence that leaves no room for doubt when I saw your comment, somehow still doubting.

@@Delete240 to be fair their bible is an extract of a Sload book so that's also a factor

Jesus Christ Fancy meeting you here.

Jesus Christ are you coming back?

Jesus Christ I knew you loved the The Elder Scrolls Detective, maybe tryin convince Camel to do em' more often, eh?

Jesus Christ if you are jesus why you keep watching this videos? you already know everything

Jesus Christ is heaven a Nice place or should I go to hell?

Camelworks maybe the dwemer since it tranlated to deep elves and the sacrifices could be to fill soul gems the noise could be a centurion

Camelworks I can't remember the name of the location off the top of my head but there is a cave somewhere north of Solitude. It's filled with nothing but spriggons. It has a small pond in it and also a skeleton half buried in that pond. It could be something?

Your theory about Molag Bal checks out in terms of sload as well. Mannimarco himself was a highly powerful necromancer in service to Molag Bal during ESO, and as you said, sload are necromancers. Molag Bal's dominion is very heavily rooted in Necromancy as well, the domination of bodies and souls. Also, Septimus Signus of Skyrim, the mage in service to Haermaeus Mora, the Daedric prince of knowledge and secrets, (as well as the most lovecraftian of daedric lords) briefly mentions the Deep Ones. "The ice entombs the heart. The bane of Kagrenac and Dagoth Ur. To harness it is to know. The fundaments. The Dwemer lockbox hides it from me. The Elder Scroll gives insight deeper than the deep ones, though. To bring about the opening." Also, I found this while looking through his dialogue: "The Daedric prince of the unknown. Hermaeus Mora. I thought there were no secrets left to know. Until I first spoke to him. He asks a price -- to work his will. A few murders, some dissent spread, a plague or two. For the secrets I can endure. In time, he brought me here. To the box. But he won't reveal how to open it. Maddening." "The sealing structure interlocks in the tiniest fractals. Dwemer blood can loose the hooks, but none alive remain to bear it. A panoply of their brethren could gather to form a facsimile. A trick. Something they didn't anticipate, no, not even them. The blood of Altmer, Bosmer, Dunmer, Falmer, and Orsimer. The elves still living provide the key. Bear you hence this extractor. It will drink the fresh blood of elves." The more I read about that daedric prince though, the more likely it seems to be his work. "They attempted to learn the secrets contained within, but instead their city was swallowed by the earth. Following the gradual absorption of Ayleids into Bosmer society, the Bosmer descendants of the lost city attempted to rebuild." Interesting to note, the Ayleids are everywhere in Cyrodill, and Hackdirt is very close to an Ayelied ruin filled with undead. Though the city that was swallowed up was supposed to be along the strid river along the border of Valenwood. "Mora had the Champion collect souls from the ten main races of Tamriel, which were needed by his followers to perform a divination." So here we have evidence of Mora using blood and souls, but not bodies. And Daedra do share some servants among each other, so it is not impossible that the two lords have minions that serve them both in that area. As for Vampires, some bloodlines hate Molag Bal, and it is possible that these are vampires who were twisted by Hemaeus Mora after being embraced by an ancient bloodline. en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Hermaeus_Mora en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Septimus_Signus

Camelworks i enjoy this video

DIS WAS SO DEP AND MEANING! Such spoop! Many scare!

I thought the Chimer were the snow elves and the Falmer are the changed elves.

Stefanos Dimop they aren’t true elves, they aren’t descended from the aldmer, but rather came form a different kalpa cycle.

Chimer are the uncursed dark elves. Next time you play skyrim, go talk to the dark elf Karliah. She doesn't have ashy colored skin and doesn't have red eyes. But in the game files, her race is dark elf.

@@genericalfishtyrant8493 Nope Chimer were cursed and changed to Dunmer

@@nickcrane8329 Thanks, I think I remember one of the in-game books mentioning that now. I'm always messing up my knife ear lore. I can never trust one to give me the story straight, you know the saying. Around elves, watch yourselves!!

Kameron Sheppard Still extremely unlikely based on the evidence in the video

Sload poop in the well? Ew.

also the noise in the cavern from big things who breathe like giants sloads...

I read "sload" as "sloppy toad"

There is water under the ocean.

Rift Dancer RUMORS!?

Rift Dancer IMPERIAL CITY?!

I will never look at Oblivion the same way again...

*CLOUD DISTRICT* !? Whom the fuck?!!!

Demonic pest control gaming You don't get to the Cloud District often, do you? Oh, what am I saying. Of course you don't.

Katie your look so cute i wanna pinch your chubby cheeks

nice hat cutie

Guys wtf

We got some thirsty creeps in the comment section

doctorowl yeah wtf? I was expecting replies to be reactions to the same part

What, you don't want the expansive world of daggerfall

@@zilvoxidgod Would be amazing if Bethesda could make the whole of Tamriel along side multiple daedric dimensions with various quests in multiple Provence’s and incorporate the specific lore of those settings (like you go to Skyrim and can gain lycanthropy or go to parts of high rock and maybe become a wear boar) but I doubt that will happen. I’m The closest we got is ESO which I do think is a good game but has trouble keeping me interested. If they could achieve that it would be amazing though and then maybe the next game could take place in akavir. (They should also at least switch to unreal engine 4 but they won’t sadly)

@@PalletEater214 damn son. Please go to Bethesda and work there. Sounds sexy

imagine if bethesda continued with what they started in the dragon born DLC and continued to make expansions of skyrim where you could visit other lands outside of skyrim, like high rock or black marsh

Yes this would be fantastic. The combat of skyrim was great too.

He has said before that he doesn't like let's plays

@Punk Moon Are you familiar with Oxhorn? You're kinda describing his content, although he focuses on Fallout.

Fudge muppet does that very similar channel very good content

Who would reference the sloads piece on emails other than the most skilled hackers in all of the wasteland, the deathclaws

mind = blown

Reo Fyrez If I could look like a deathclaw I'd be worshipping the deep ones too!

Thecoolaccount ??

Thecoolaccount he is saying the deep ones ARE DEATHCLAWS

who worship molag bal

thatguy771ify no they worship daedra who serve molag bal

@@thedingo5797 We'd all be fucked. They'd secret vampirism out of their bodies, thus turning us all.

no... sloads are mighty necromamcer who can make living from that thats why some has followes and taugjt mannimarco...

Michael Lyles because he repeated a thousand year old joke?

I'm pretty sure the Lurkers were only invented for the Draginborn dlc but I might be wrong.

@@OrangeUtan1 They can easily retcon stuff. Like Peter Parker being in Iron Man 2, or the 501st Legion being the stormtroopers that attacked the Tantive IV in A New Hope.

@Punk Moon Which is why I believe there might be Lovecraftian deities in The Elder Scrolls, co-existing with the Aedra and Daedra. No, not Lovecraft-inspired deities like Hermaeus Mora. _Actual_ deities from the works of H.P. Lovecraft. The Elder Gods are mentioned by NPCs in The Elder Scrolls: Arena, and there's a book in Daggerfall that briefly references the Old Ones. And of course, the Deep Ones are a race of creatures in the Cthulhu Mythos and are mentioned in Oblivion.

That's what I ascribe to. I think this is hinting at the actual Lovecraftian deities being in the Elder Scrolls universe.

There are vampires in a dungeon very close to hackdirt, you could even lead the residents there, and they would encounter and fight the vampires, while you fight both, the fighting between the two does poke a hole in that it's those vampires, but it could be that, neither side recognizes them.

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@@ThatWunDolphin tamtadatam

Indeed brethren.

AWAKEN MY SLOADS !

Hold up, Santana is Elsweyr

SpeedygunOne any and all dislikes are deep ones trying to hide their evil plans

U DONT KNOW ANYTHING

Jyggalag I swear I killed you in oblivion...

SpeedygunOne apparently there are 114 deep ones now

Augie Oberkrom This is bad news 😯

It's probably not the Falmer because they are usually found in areas formerly inhabited by the Dwemer.

I don't think it is falmer, as the falmer are former snow elves, who were hunted by nords, and the majority of snow elves went with the dwemer.

George Peters and were turned into slaves, forever transformed, etc. However it is stated in several notes and books in Skyrim that the calmer seem to be getting more and more intelligent, and are coming out of the caves, robbing caravans perhaps there was a sect that was able to reestablish intelligence earlier on?

That doesn't really makes sense because Chorrol and Hackdirt were Ayleid territory and it would make more sense for the Falmer to establish themselves around Bruma or in the Jerall-Mountains because they are way closer to Skyrim.

Lamb Sauceror fair enough, still the dwemer aren't best known for playing nice with others and would totally go behind the Ayleids backs

Fucking magnets, how do they work?

They do sound a bit Twiztid if you listen closely to the dialogue.

HAH, nice.

The khajiit sell skooma, these guys sell faygo.

Bro, that's deep.

Oblivionsly*

@Punk Moon not every god appears as a person, some of them (Hermaneus Mora, or Nocturnal for example) appear as floating energies, with Hermaneus definetely looking lovecraftian, as a black bloating horror with eyes and tentacles emerging from the blackness

@Punk Moon Not really lovecraftian if we can understand what they want and why, all the "gods" from elder scrolls have clear intentions and desires

@@aco9880 well he is based upon Azathoth " the atomic chaos"/ "the blind fool's god" and he is the daedric prince of knowledge which is another nod to Lovecraft. Plus the fact that the Oghma Infinium is bound in human(-oid) leathe, Septimus Signus is crazy and he just stops existing after reading the oghma infinium is a direct reference to the Necronomicon and it's ability to completely eradicate people. There are multiple stories about Abdul Alhazreds death: one says he got eaten by an invisible monster on the streets of (Arabia I think) and another one (the most important for this case) says that he read a book, started lifting off the ground and just... vanished. Like Septimus

Let's also point out that dagon is the name of an angel that used to be worshipping in ancient Syria And the name molag bal is extremely reminiscent of baal who was also an evil angel that was once worshiped in ancient Israel Of malachath that seems similar to moloch who is also a fallen angel that was once worshiped Bethesda itself is also a biblical name, tbh the developers of the elder scrolls might just be very fond of devils, might even be worshippers of devils And devil is a fallen angel for those that don't know There was real devil worship back then, and there's real devil worship nowadays, but I hope that shows you the opposite side of things. There is one true God, and to us Christians he came in the form of man as Jesus Christ who reconciled the world to himself as a willing sacrifice for the world

Eldritch and lovecraft didn't make them. They reinvented them to sell them to people like you

That is fucked up, my man. Kudos. I'd expect that from Interplay/Obsidian, but not Bethesda.

He more than likely is just referring to the dwemer as he is obsessed with them and as stated dwemer also were known as deep ones although did not have a connection with this town

@@evasive4345 I know I’m extremely late but is it a possibility that the deep ones are dwemer that didn’t disappear and those monster sounds are actually machinery?

@@pickledpeckers7789 What if they're just Seekers or Lurkers or some variation of them? One of Hermaues Mora's monsters?

@@pickledpeckers7789even later but there’s a house on Solstheim where you can find the journal and body of a nord . His house was built on dwemer machinery and he went mad because of strange sounds.

Bleak Schrödinger what game is this?

Elders Scrolls Oblivion for the X box 360 and PC. Pretty good game despite its age.

Bleak Schrödinger wow,why are the graphics on par with elder scrolls Skyrim for ps4

Because mods. Though I wouldn't call it "on par" exactly. Skyrim was more stylized in its character design, while they really tried to follow a semi-realistic tone (which kinda failed due to technological limitations of the time, imo. It looks pretty cartoony regardless). The gentleman in the video likely downloaded a texture pack that might make the faces less generic-looking, as that was a real problem for the game. It might have been part of a general "Oblivion re-done" type of mod which changed more than just character designs but idk. I'm not too well-versed on Oblivion mods. I was a console peasant during its heyday.

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Zoe The Ducat smol

Never. Save the waifus of Tamriel.

Let's also point out that dagon is the name of an angel that used to be worshipping in ancient Syria And the name molag bal is extremely reminiscent of baal who was also an evil angel that was once worshiped in ancient Israel Of malachath that seems similar to moloch who is also a fallen angel that was once worshiped Bethesda itself is also a biblical name, tbh the developers of the elder scrolls might just be very fond of devils, might even be worshippers of devils And devil is a fallen angel for those that don't know There was real devil worship back then, and there's real devil worship nowadays, but I hope that shows you the opposite side of things. There is one true God, and to us Christians he came in the form of man as Jesus Christ who reconciled the world to himself as a willing sacrifice for the world

There's real life rapist angels that were once worshiped But the one who stands against it, the only light is God, and in the form of Jesus Christ it's the easiest time in history to repent and be with God or else you may just find out how real the rape angel is

@@kevinpoynter6697wtf-

​@@kevinpoynter6697 Quiet, ya numpty.

MaxBlaze his verbosity and linguistic repertoire are indeed inspiring and substantial.

Your profile picture is quite nice

Then there's also the nearby vampire dungeon.

Edit: With your help, I may have (entirely by accident) stumbled onto an interesting, albeit slightly uncomfortable, additional minor detail/‘theory’/something. I’m gonna post it in the main comment section, just for fun. I’ll credit you. Perhaps, after only *4 years* we may have inadvertently uncovered yet another mystery of Hackdirt (bad pun totally intended). Lol. 👍 ------ Ohh. Good eye. That would be another clear parallel to Shadow Over Innsmouth. In SOI, the narrator visits Innsmouth out of curiosity one day, quickly realizing that there’s some messed up shenanigans afoot. He starts low key investigating and asking some questions, receiving the obligatory “None o’ yer business, outsider! Get on outta here if’n ya know what’s good for ya!” shtick, finally meeting some drunk hobo who tells him that shi is f’d, they made a ‘pact’ with the ‘Deep Ones’ and gave them ‘blood- and worse’, then over time they started mutating to become like the Deep Ones. The ones who are most affected start to live in secret tunnels underneath all the old houses to be close to the deep ones, eventually fully transforming into gross fish-men things and going to live underwater with the deep ones in their freaky underwater fish-men city (HP Lovecraft was legitimately crazy and did *alot* of drugs... to no one’s surprise...). The townspeople, who are of course spying on him, tell him that- yo, crazy coincidence, the bus, the only way out of town, suddenly ‘broke’ and, crazy coincidence, it won’t be fixed until the next day, but it’s cool, he can stay at the inn for the night, where they definitely will *not* try to secretly kill him because he knows too much about their freaky town (spoiler alert: they try to secretly kill him because he knows too much about their freaky town- who could’ve seen that one coming?). Interestingly, after escaping, contrary to the ‘Horror Story Rules’, he tells people there’s a town full of freaky fish-monsters and they actually believe him and send in the military to burn down the city- kind of like... the Imperial Legion going in and burning down Hackdirt (duh)... So the quest doesn’t directly parallel the plot of SOI, it’s actually more like a ‘sequel’, where after the city is burned down, the survivors start to rebuild and ‘rediscover’ the secrets of the deep ones and try to make contact with them again, at which point a second ‘outsider’ (the player) shows up and finds out about their crazy shit. Much more creative than just a straight up rehash of SOI. Very cool. As for “blood...and worse...”, how/why exactly the townspeople started to look more and more like the deep ones within a generation or so of ‘meeting’ them, the fact that they specifically chose a young *woman* to ‘sacrifice’, given Molag Bal’s known... hobbies... especially in light of a particular bit of extremely uncomfortable dialogue with Serana from Skyrim regarding the ‘ritual’ performed by Harkon for Molag Bal, which she refuses to talk about, only saying that it was... “degrading”... before quickly changing the subject... Yeah... Wait. Something just occurred to me... “Brethren”... Now, I went to public school so I’m not very smart and I don’t have my Thesaurus on hand at the moment (foolishness- always keep your Thesaurus handy...), but, IIRC, the term “Brethren” can generally refer to any close-knit community/organization/‘family’/etc, but more specifically equates to “Brotherhood”... Weren’t all of the ‘Brethren’ in the cave where the young Argonian Maid was going to be... ‘sacrificed’... men...? Inexplicably shirtless... half-clothed... men... Wielding peculiar maces... long, hard, thick, stiff, girthy... wood... ‘maces’...? ... OP, you mentioned that when sleeping at the inn, you’ll be attacked by the ‘Brethren’. I notice you go by ‘LadyLiddell’- is it safe to assume that your Oblivion character was a... female? Camel, you mentioned that if you talk to that woman in Hackdirt as a Vampire, her disposition changes from 4 to 100- I believe you specifically worded it “...she couldn’t be any more in love with you...”- is it safe to assume that your character in Oblivion was a... male? Because... yeah... Well... that took a bit of a dark turn... Screw it. Send in the Legion. Burn that joint again. Use more fire this time. That is just a whole barrel of ‘NOPE’. TLDR: Stay TF away from Hackdirt. :|

@@KyleJordanGaming an interesting (and disturbing) observation, and you're right my character was female. This makes me want to experiment with this quest a bit with different characters.

@@KyleJordanGaming so the deep ones are just incels

fuck off you sly git

Slime Man i will never view you the same, vault boy.

Mehrunes Dagon would fit the Easter egg angle for the ancient god in Shadows over Innsmouth was Dagon and the deep ones was his followers.

But you fail to mention that there are vampires nearby hackdirt, just like camel, but there actually is a vampire dungeon.

See if it was a Daedra Prince involved with Hector I don't think it would be molag bal or mehrunes dagone cuz they would have just outright changed the whole town I think if it had to be a Daedra it would be clavicus vile simply because they are citizens of Hackdirt make a deal with clavicus in the form of a sacrifice and the results of their deal is they get the town to be prosperous but the Unseen result of the deal is that they all get transformed into the deep ones or brethren. They could also be hermaeus Mora giving them forbidden knowledge which eventually transforms them into lurkers

BUT considering "The shadow over Innsmouth" the brethren don't change... they are crossbreeding results from... well breeding with the deep ones. They genetically change to become the deep ones. And Molag Bal is the Prince of rape. Overall it's just a beautiful story about fucked up things put into a beautiful game with fucked up things

Benjamin Henshaw if its based on the book of shadow over innsmouth, then they definitly are lurkers or fish like lovecraftian creatures

Not bad. Certainly plausible. Whether or not they’re directly connected to Hackdirt, the Lurkers- and pretty much everything related to Hermaeus Mora- are undoubtedly inspired by Lovecraft, what with all the ancient forbidden knowledge that drives people crazy, freaky fish-men-demon monsters, things with way, way too many tentacles... *Shudder*... Nah, man... no tentacles... I’m not into that... :/

@@KyleJordanGaming _Gib moar tentacles_

Molag Bal also likes vampires though. Super likely its that lol

Let's also point out that dagon is the name of an angel that used to be worshipping in ancient Syria And the name molag bal is extremely reminiscent of baal who was also an evil angel that was once worshiped in ancient Israel Of malachath that seems similar to moloch who is also a fallen angel that was once worshiped Bethesda itself is also a biblical name, tbh the developers of the elder scrolls might just be very fond of devils, might even be worshippers of devils And devil is a fallen angel for those that don't know There was real devil worship back then, and there's real devil worship nowadays, but I hope that shows you the opposite side of things. There is one true God, and to us Christians he came in the form of man as Jesus Christ who reconciled the world to himself as a willing sacrifice for the world

Lovecraft never created them, they were real monsters worshiped in the real world

@@kevinpoynter6697 who hurt you

​@@dianauwu1312 Good question

​@@kevinpoynter6697don't forget you can also murder and steal in bethesda games, tbh I think they're actually thieves and killers in real life!

ThorTheIceman Walking cheese wheels that live underground...I can believe that

Mostly because of the bible is written by sload. That sounds something that Sheogorath would use.

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ThorTheIceman Doubtful, the quest is still exactly the same after the champion/player character becomes sheogorath.

timemadscientist Greatscot! Isn't the quest for wabbajack same after you became Sheogorath, or am i wrong?

There are a few quests/areas in Skyrim (and Fallout 4, even) with some pretty crazy deep lore mystery stuff like this- specifically, Lovecraft inspired. Off the top of my head, the most iconic is probably Rorikstead. There’s also that weird magic tree(??) thing, strongly referencing “The Color Out of Space”, another Lovecraft story. Plus ‘Kagrenzel’, I think it’s called, the Dwemer Ruins in eastern Skyrim where you get in what appears to be an elevator, then you just freefall into this freaking gigantic cavern and it’s really funky and may have once held the Numidium (the Dwemer’s giant... robot... Elder Scrolls is weird, man...). Not to mention Blackreach. I’m pretty sure Camel has videos on all of them. He also recently did a *3 hour* video about the Augur of Dunlain, that random talking glowing thing in the Mage’s College Basement that you talk to *once* in the entire game. It was pretty impressive. 3 hours... gotta respect the grind... Lol...

THIS IS GENIUS WE MUST DO THIS WHERE IS THE GREATEST TEAM OF MODDERS WE NEED THEIR EXPERTISE

Get MXR and his friends

MXR would cum his pants hearing this idea

Tristan Stout aaah i get it

MegaEars what is their to get? It's a straightforward statement.

It is actually, Hackdirt is a homage to "The Shadow Over Innsmouth". The quest is even called "The Shadow Over Hackdirt"

Lol!

Chthonian Games I was going to say! Reminded me of the game called Call of Cthulhu, set in Innsmouth with deformed and strange villagers who worship the Deep Ones.

Fourth option: ATTACK!

Mathew Culver Where?

While he does mention this one he actually says something slightly different he says the " elder scroll gives insight deeper than the deep one."

I think during that dialogue he was talking about the Dwemer, as the Dwemer are also knows as Deep Elves, Deep Folk, Deep Ones, or the People of the Deep.

I guess you got your wish!

JacobvonMatthiew eh.

KeepNnjgujthe ioityiy

Azriel Moha Nice profile pic

Clemens Hoste oh shiiiiiiiit.....

Wat

Skyrim can never wait

Ian Rocha So basically it's the Elder Scrolls version of Lorem Ipsum.

I’ve played some of these and used them to fall asleep they’re so good!

Yeah I feel asleep listening to this video while staying at your mom's house.

Another factor about the Daedra and Lovecraft Mehrune's Dagon shares a name with *Dagon* who is a sea god in the Lovecraft Mythos, and plays a part in Shadow Over Innsmouth.

If they're lurkers, a different sound byte for them was used than the one in dragon born

@@shadysam7161 This was mentioned in the video.

I don't think falmer since they have no known association with the daedra and have not been seen outside of Skyrim

Trash Man Have you got anything, so far?

Pete Madrona No...

Alright then. Look me up if you read the book and go insane or something. I can help you gouge out your eyes out of madness, as would all who WILL share your predicament.

Trash Man Probably because you only understand *trash* language lol

Can I offer you an egg in this trying time?

no. Sheogorath has a certain... distinct air to him and his operations. At no point did anything in this video strike me as alluding to sheogorath. For one we just don't know if the bretheren are insane or not. warped and physically deformed? sure. but for all we know their minds might not have changed in the slightest. Most important of all however is the lack of any mention of cheese.

Ben Thomason clavicus vile could've tricked them because he's a daedric Prince of something to do with trickery. He designed a masque to trick a man to love a woman then take it away when she got pregnant and all

He has a mod installed it looks like, doesn't really make anyone look better they're still ugly

son ant in this case uglier than the original

Van Steel Not to mention hardcore racist. lol

Yeah, his cat was my favorite

@@mr.jameson218 Eh, he was a man of his environment. Also he wasn't incapable of changing. It's noted as he traveled more he began to become less and less xenophobic and racist.

Why do people always have to bring up his personal beliefs whenever someone mentions how brilliant he was in writing. Sure, he was racist. So was everyone else late 19th century early 20th century but that doesn’t discredit literary genius.

@@realityrabbid3053 he was pretty racist even for the time though, and i think people bring it up because those themes of xenophobia and his fear of the unknown are big themes in his works. If he wasn't such a xenophobe he probably wouldn't have written such great stories.

Detective Ditto And,they worship a dark god that approves of rape.

Detective Ditto Well if not listened carefully it sounds like Muslim.

David James What has that got anything to do with Islam.

Kenan Sarajlija The Qur'an and the culture approves of it

@Punk Moon We call them idiots. None of them worship the same being.

Ronin Phoenix Thank you for realizing rape is worse than death. As an actual survivor, I'm glad you respect that pain. Thank you.

Andi Herrmann Hope whoever did that to you is doing hard time; people don't deserve that kind of crap.

Andi Herrmann Regretting that you slept with someone is not rape.

I'M the King Of Rape! >:|

Ani Herrmann Rape is not worse than murder. I'm sorry to hear what happened to you (if it actually happened) but you still have your life.

Just makes more sense to me.

shayan javadi ikr

Well, the face mod is oblivion character overhaul

Have you heard of a little game called BloodBorne?

Callie ok.

Ah dude! I typed this before finishing the video, and it made me so happy that you thought the same thing!

John Gallion the reply to my comment was targeted towards Camel. I commented before finishing the video, and then my reply to my own comment was in response to something he said in the video.

Not to mention that his shrine is in the vicinity.

Hell, why couldn't they be daedric vampiric sload? That's pretty much what I said with my first comment.

Hunter Hagen Perhaps, following the theme of Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos, any sload down there are _asleep._ In the wake of the first purge, perhaps the sload went into hibernation until the situation improved. By this logic, the noises would be the sload shifting in its/their sleep, the sacrifices are actually being ignored by the dormant sload, what's-her-name is a vampire taking advantage of the situation to collect blood _for herself,_ and the changes of the Hackdirt natives could just be the result of earlier generations of sload tampering, mutation caused by magical radiation/simple proximity to the sload, and/or just several decades of inbreeding.

I mean, it's possible, but the evidence in the video about it being Molag is far more compelling imo. Seriously, the vampire dialogue thing blew me away and the maces..... two very strong evidences. Also, I think "or worse" phrase refers to rape.

Ryan Seneczko The sudden change of disposition for being a vampire is also explainable by the Sload hypothesis. You see, Sloads are avid necromancers and frequently make servants out of them. Being a servant of a necromancer, she could simply have a positive view of the undead. Vampires are, in the end, just a type lf undead.

Also, you've no idea that 'all' the bodily remains in the cavern are of sacrifices. They might just be brethren who died there.

Frantic Rogue yeah like galerion and the king of worms

Hissing is the scariest sound of them all!