Who Is Nazeem REALLY? Skyrim's Most HATED Character - Elder Scrolls Detective 

The secret life of the King Of The Cloud District 🐫 MERCH - camelworks.creator-spring.com/ 🐫 twitter.com/Camelworks 🐫 instagram.com/camelworks_official/ 🐫 www.twitch.tv/camelworks 🐫 ru-vid.com 🐫 www.patreon.com/Camelworks 🐫 discord.gg/XDGWm72 Elder Scrolls Detective - goo.gl/ah5OBI TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:03:23 - Who Is Nazeem Really? 00:04:33 - The Merchant Lord Of Whiterun 00:07:42 - Punching Nazeem For Money 00:09:38 - Arkay Says No 00:10:02 - Nazeem's Daily Routine 00:11:45 - What Actually Is The Cloud District? 00:13:19 - Nazeem Is A Delusional Liar 00:14:56 - Chillfurrow Farm 00:15:57 - Wilmuth, The Elemental Mage Farmer 00:20:13 - Is Nazeem Secretly Bankrupt? 00:22:12 - King Of Cabbage 00:22:58 - Pompous Renter 00:25:46 - Nazeem's Wife Ahlam 00:28:33 - Unhappy Marriage 00:31:06 - Wintersand Manor 00:34:21 - Nazeem's Cut Content Big Plans 00:35:48 - Ahlam Cheating On Nazeem With Jensen 00:40:49 - Danica & Ahlam Are Fake Healers 00:42:47 - Nazeem Is Attracted To Men & Only Men 00:48:07 - Nazeem's True Love 00:49:46 - The Yarl's Children & Family Are Fake 00:54:00 - Who's Children Are They? 00:56:29 - Yarl Balgruff Is Romantic With Nazeem 00:58:02 - Conclusion 01:00:03 - Outro

So Nazeem sleeps 12 hours a day then spends the rest wandering around insulting people? Truly living the life

I personally saved Nazeem in a Companions quest once. He was being held by a group of vampires. The thought of Nazeem possibly becoming immortal as well as a pompous jerk was too great a risk to not save him from.

The funniest thing about Nazeem is that if you kill him during one of the quests (either Dawnguard or DB, I can't remember) that require a high profile victim and planting notes on the body, you will fail the high profile part of the quest. So apparently, he's just talking out his bum.

In my current playthrough, Nazeem has been on some very good behavior. I’ve run into him at least 5 times, and not one mention of the cloud district. He sees another day.

While I have always wondered who Nazeem is, what I really want to know is whether you go to the cloud district very often? Oh what am I saying, of course you don’t

Danica openly hoping Nazeem bites it in the siege actually made me laugh out loud at work, well done.

Best guess: Nazeem and his wife used to be moderately affluent. As the war took off, Nazeem tried to profiteer by buying up a local farm and hiring an elemental mage farmer to enhance the crops he grew ("mine are twice as fresh"); this fell apart when the mage turned out to be a terribly inept farmer and the Jarl largely discouraged either side from setting up shop within his walls (lack of thalmor, empire, or stormcloaks means no way to profit selling magically enhanced crops which stay fresh longer). Nazeem spent a great deal of time early in the war trying to convince the Jarl to allow Empire, Thalmor, or Stormcloaks to resupply in town but he never made it that far - he got turned away at the gates but made such a big fuss about it to his wife and anyone who would listen, he got deep in the delivery and had to lie about the results (the jarl listening to his input on matters above our heads). As the farm continued to sap his investment, he held out hope to turn a profit - he tries to convince people in town how great his crops are while snubbing his nose at everyone else's products. The owner of the bar he and his wife sleep in either owed his wife a favor or took pity on them - the fact Nazeem continues to snub his nose at his landlord leads me to believe it was his wife who made the arrangements and out of respect for their arrangement, the landlord doesn't take Nazeem's stupidity seriously. So in the end: Nazeem is an entitled, delusional little man who lost everything on a bad business venture. His wife kept a roof over their head while he fettered away the money they had and he spends his days sauntering around town being a general menace, but everyone takes pity on him for his circumstances and just treats him like a mildly annoying fly - they let him play aristocrat, let him talk big, then gently dismiss him and he goes on his way. He fails to acknowledge the extent to which his greed and poor business skills have affected his marriage, he lacks self-awareness so he thinks people not only respect him but his condescending attitude is impressive/a comfort to his wife, and he's so caught up in his desperation that he fails to appreciate how blatantly destitute they are because of him. Any other person might see this setup as a wrong step and buckle down to scrape out a living, but he's content clinging to his past wealth and status thinking either one is still intact - this is a temporary set back at worst, he's still on top of the world, others just cant see the big picture he has going on behind the scenes, he's playing the long game and will come out in top in the end. Nazeem certainly has his head in the cloud district

The whole "combat elemental mage as a farmer" thing is very easy to explain once you realize that the guy just lied on the resume he gave Nazeem and our favorite egotist was too busy getting off to the sound of his own voice to realize he'd been duped.

An hour long deep dive into Nazeem is something I always knew i needed, though never expected to get

Weird statement here but... I always thought Jarl Balgruuf would make the better High King of Skyrim. He allows Heimskir to preach the word of Talos. He negotiates with and supports the Empire which protects his peoples freedoms from the Thalmor Incursion. He is the only Jarl to openly and fully support the Dragonborn from the get go. So much that he hastily makes the Dragonborn a Thane and allows the dragonborn to capture a dragon in his castle. Even before all that he has his court wizard studying the dragons and is in contact with Delphine well before the Dragonborn even arrives. While all the other Jarls are pretending to rule to squabbling over their ideologies. Jarl Balgruf the Greater is actually ruling his Jarldom and bringing money in. He's likely adopted children to give them a better chance and to have heirs... I'd vote for him.

I love how a single key being In an Npcs inventory tells us so much about what is happening between nazeem and his wife this is the kind of story telling i love

What I would admittedly love to know is how Anoriath manages to hunt fresh _Horker_ every day from Whiterun 🤣

Delphine is the most hated character in my opinion. Cause she questions you at everything you do when you first meet her, boss you around as though you owe her, constantly doubt your abilities to slay dragons even though at this point you’ve killed at least two, forces you to do her bidding with no input from you to object, decides that she’ll only help you if you abandon the Way of the Voice training, she demands Paathunax death otherwise she won’t allow you to be a part of the Blades even though she said herself the Blades are at the service of the Dragonborn. This is just a very very small sample of all the things I hate about her. Nazeem doesn’t even compare. All he is, is a bigot, narcissist and ignorant. He has three lines that annoy people whenever you meet him and he’s a absent husband. Bad qualities for sure, but nowhere near the mountain of bad Delphine is.

Have you heard about Balgruff going slumming occasionally and getting drunk? They occasionally chide him for that in the throne room. If Nazeem doesn't go to the mountain, the mountain comes to Nazeem.

I must say. Didn't click on this expecting a long analysis of how Nazeem and the Jarl might be polishing their swords together under the sheets, but I loved every moment. I love it when people go deep down the speculation hole.

The _deep Nazeem lore_ we didn't know we needed! I never realized how professionally and Anoriath managed to deal with Nazeem. Quick wit and no visible offense taken. Kinda gained respect for a fictional elven meat salesman there.

The contrast of Nazeem’s face and the super detailed background makes him look like an Oblivion character.

I use a mod that, every time Nazeem mentions the cloud district, flings him about 50 feet straight up into the air... sometimes he survives, sometimes he doesn't... but it's always funny to see. Also, the skeleton by Dragonsreach belong to someone Maven Blackbriar had killed, you can find letters that hint at that.

I feel sorry for Allam being trapped in this circle. Someone should at least teach her how to heal.

8:52 The face nazeem makes after being punched and turning black never ceases to get a laugh out of me

I sadly have to admit that I have indeed rescued Nazeem for the Companions. It was under duress, it was early on in the Companions quest line, and I was given one of those filler quests. I wanted to be a werewolf, so I held my tongue, stayed my hand, and brought him back in one piece. The game gave an apology later as a few hours later, I walked out of the Bannered Mare, saw a body drop out of the sky and decided to investigate closer. Nazeem went splat in the middle of the Whiterun market to brighten everyone's day.

half an hour of speculation about Nazeem being fruity is actually exactly what I needed today.

On a more serious note, I do believe that Nazeem is telling the truth when he says he visits the Cloud District and advices the Jarl, based on the fact that in vanilla Skyrim he doesn't visit the farm but he does own it, his wife also mentions him constantly spending more and more time with the Jarl and less with her, which means he does really visit the Jarl he was just not programmed to do so.

I like the Balgruuf theory because it'd also explain how Nazeem is able to own a farm and pay for living expenses despite not holding a job

Fascinating video, several observations: 1. Horker are not native to Whiterun hold, so Nazeem most likely has a point about the freshness of the meat. 2. It's really interesting to see the original design for Whiterun. It would be awesome if modders redid the city (or part of the city) to include this original design and Wintersand Manor in one of the places indicated. 3. I choose to accept all these theories as fact, even the ones lacking in evidence, just out of how hilarious that would be 😂 4. Skyrim investigation idea: who in Oblivion in Elisif the Fair? Who is she to marry a high king and then be an acceptable candidate for jarl of Solitude and high queen?

As soon as I heard that saucy Nazeem line... my jaw dropped and I remembered the "Check the Jarl's backside comment." I thought wow that opens a lot of speculation; how cool! But damn Camel, you dug even deeper and uncovered a whole plot to a riveting political intrigue novel! Good on you man! People like you keep the ES community thriving!

I seriously was not expecting Nazeem to say what he did when he saw your male character naked. That made me crack up a lot lmao

It’d be cool if developers watched these videos and gave their insight on all these theories

The fish stretching itself to witness the punch is the best thing ever 🤣🤣🤣

I'm just starting the video but I have a theory that part of Amren's schedule was supposed to belong to Nazeem. From UESP: "On Tirdas and Turdas he [Amren] breaks off from his normal routine at 10am and spends four hours inside Dragonsreach, either eating or wandering about." Amren gets to the Cloud District, knows the Jarl...and it makes his quest seem weird. Given that he has Balgruff's friendship and visits him twice a week, you'd think the Jarl wouldn't mind helping him get his sword back. Meanwhile, Nazeem is supposed to be an advisor--someone who has the Jarl's ear either in an official or unofficial capacity but is still trusted regardless--but never makes it to Dragonsreach (the infamous Cloud District) at all. If this is actually the case, why did the mix-up happen? My guess would be because they are the only two Redguard men in Whiterun and that enabled something to get screwed up along the way. Regardless, it would be pretty hilarious, along with the fact of Nazeem's house being deleted, if part of his intended schedule was given to another character.

This was really cool! Rather than just re-releasing graphics, it makes me wish that they could do an overhaul of the game, adding features that were cut and expanding the world and the characters inside it! This got me genuinely intrigued, and I would LOVE to see stuff like this explored!

The conclusion in the end really gives new meaning to that conversation with Anoriath at his stand. Nazeem knows good meat when he sees it.

The amount of cut content in Whiterun alone is staggering, and considering it's pretty much the town most players spend their time at, if that content had been fully developed and not scrapped, the Elder Scrolls V as a whole might have been perceived very differently by the playerbase.

Well done! I would question the assumption that same-sex relationships are looked down upon in Skyrim, as all marriagable NPCs will gladly marry either sex if the conditions are met. I'd think it mire likely that Balgruuf's and Nazim's loveless/sexless marriages were entered into on the basis of political or economic considerations...and, while same-sex relationships are not frowned upon, adultery is viewed as a betrayal and disapproved by Nord society.

I used to hate Nazeem. I'm doing a survival run right now and not too long ago, as I was in Whiterun selling some things, I was pretty thirsty and had no drinks in my inventory so I was on my way to Belethor's to buy some. Out of nowhere this glorious, misunderstood man said something basically along the lines of, "I like you, you don't suck like other people," then proceeded to hand me an ale. Good man.

I'm surprised that this wasn't brought up, since part of the dialog was used, but Balgruuf and his kids are tied to the Mephala Quest. That quest is also famously one that was clearly cut to shreds with only the barest minimum. Mephala is the daedric prince of sex and death. What if the cut content regarding Nazeems home in the cloud district and the cut content regarding the Mephala quest were connected, and the quest was originally about trying to identify the true parents of Balgruuf's kids? The idea of everyone cheating on each other with someone else would be a perfect complication to that kind of plot, and play into Mephala's sphere as well.

We know that frost magic and potions can be used to preserve crops; What if Wilmuth was employed by Nazeem to keep his crops fresh but somehow, Wilmuth gained control of the farm as the default boss in everything but paperwork? Though that begs the question, what could Wilmuth possibly know to have that sort of leverage over Nazeem to keep him out of his own farm?… hmmm…

I've gotten that long salmon glitch before and I laughed my ass off, but this is at least 200% funnier.

12 years later and there are still new theories popping out

I actually used a Nazeem follower mod along with a very modded game and role played as a thane of skyrim as well as Nazeems bodyguard. We would just run around while I slayed dragons and he'd insult me the entire time

This theory would explain how Nazeem actually acquired his wealth (if we do continue to believe he is wealthy), which would be that he got it from the Jarl and not his measly little farm.

Nazeem heckling his landlord is an extremely absurd W

Chill fire. Cold and Flame. His farmhand being an elemental Mage actually kind of makes sense. Not from a lore sense, just from a poetic sense.

“Do you get to the cloud district very often? Ah, what am I saying? Of course you don’t.” Nazeem says to the Dragonborn, decked out in full Daedric Armor, carrying 2 dragonbone swords, leader of the Dark Brotherhood, leader of the Nightingales, the Thane of every major city, and the slayer of Alduin.

Regarding Nelkir being Balgruuf's brother, I think there's a simple explanation for this. Assuming that Balgruuf is a Human being, then he too has had a father and mother, and let us assume that Hrongar took up more after their father than Balgruuf did. If that supposition was true, then I could see Balgruuf's and Hrongar's father also spending his time pub crawling and teaching any woman that catches his fancy how to Shout. Being a Nord, it wouldn't surprise me that even in his advanced age he would have enough energy to have a tryst with a tavern maid, and one such romantic rendezvous could have resulted in Nelkir being born. Thus, Balgruuf would have encountered a younger brother who could have passed off as his own child, and thus adopted him into his family, whilst keeping his true origins a secret. But we don't know much about Balgruuf's extended family, so this thought shall remain a simple theory.

Your massive aside on the VERY STRANGE primary skills for Ahlam and Acolyte Jenssen, as well as some marvelous screen shots of him "getting handsy" with her, and him having a key to her place, AND her having a strange daily schedule, had me nearly crying from laughing so hard. This was some DANG fine detective work Camel. Dang fine. Kind of like Ahlam ;)

"Can't a man have a bit of butt piracy?" - totally canonical line from Nazeem now

A tragic interpretation of the cut content could be that Nazeem was scammed. He forked over his savings for a fake building project in the Cloud District, leaving him near destitute and his farm underfunded. Everything he does is in service of not breaking the delusion that he has a manor and finally part of the upper crust of society and to bury the shame fraud victims tend to suffer.

Don't forget, Balgruff periodically sneaks down to the Bannered Mare. The same Bannered Mare where Nazeem spends a good portion of his day. I think it's likely he's meeting Nazeem there, while Alam gets her needs met by her coworker- and maybe even coworkers (wink wink to the fanfic writers).

I've never encountered that conversation between Danica and Ahlam, that's freaking hilarious I never knew that she had that kind of sense of humor lol

Something I thought about while watching this: there’s a line of dialogue between Olfrid Battleborn and Vignar Gray-Mane you can overhear (I think it might require SKSE or something) where Olfrid says someone has been pilfering his crops and lays the blame on the other’s kin. That kind of got me thinking; if chillfurrow farm isn’t that successful- and is right next to the much more successful battleborn farm- perhaps this pseudo-farmer-wizard man has been stealing from next door to fill work quotas as he doesn’t know how to farm. Just a thought but I thought it was neat!

I never thought I'd see a one hour video on such a non-character. Either the Elder Scrolls is just that deep, or Camel has quite thoroughly lost his marbles

Keith Silverstein who voiced Nazeem also voiced Zhongli in Genshin… one of the most beloved characters in that game. Ironic isn’t it.

crazy shit. i remember 10 years ago streaking in whiterun, hearing the delivery on his quote, and wondering that exact thing.

“If you need any practice with the bow, just grab me. Softly.”

I honestly think there was a far more elegant solution to "where do we put these now homeless NPCs" then shoving them in someone's attic, and I'm surprised none of the developers thought of this. One of the other NPC homes is literally NEVER USED BY SAID NPC! THEY NEVER GO THERE! I am, of course, speaking of the Follower Uthgerd the Unbroken who, despite having a home, sits in her little corner at The Bannered Mare 24/7! They could have made The Mare her "home" and given Uthgerd's house to Nazeem and his wife. At least then they would have there own place. Oh well...

Head canon: the Manor used to be there in the cloud district, but Ahlam and Nazeem fell on hard times, so the house was sold and dismantled (maybe to be an extension of the Jarl's Hall property during an expansion) and moved to that hunter's place, with Nazeem keeping his rich clothes and maintained any status due to a secret relationship with the Jarl, maybe some prestige from marrying a servant of Divinity, and hiring a former Mage of the college who had nowhere to go as a farmer to keep the farm running.

As soon as you mentioned the jarl I thought of “check the jarls backside” and waited for it lol

I had discovered some of the Wintersands Manor stuff you point out in the video, and worked out that the building at one point had a reference number before being deleted - there's a skip in numbers down in the lower district and the Drunken Huntsman has a further along id number than the other buildings. I initially thought that the Hunstman was the location for Wintersands originally, but the former Whiterun plan makes much sense for the Nazeem character. It would be interesting to know how much was built/arranged before redesign. Maybe you can get a AMA with Kirkbride some day. Thanks for the video.

In my current playthrough either the gods took Nazeem out or he did himself in because I came into Whiterun one day and all I see is his body on the path next Belethor's. Or he collectively pissed the whole town off while I was away lol.

You should dissect all dark brotherhood side quest assassinations and who put out the hit and why. Great content to dive into. As always phenomenal work camel, you never fail to impress me with the quality of content. S Tier🏆🏆🏆

Nazeem followed me into my breezehome and i immediately took the opportunity to take him out right as he was walking out

This video is what introduced me to your channel. Quality work, subtle and sly humor, and a relaxing voice! Subscribed immediately, and I can’t wait to binge your detective content!

While both Nazeem and Heimskr are annoying, there's nobody I hate more than Maven Black-Briar, Delphine and Elenwen. Loved the stream, now to watch the final product. Thank you for your continued work for the Elder Scrolls community, Camel. You're a champ!

This deserves a questline mod. The player has each of these characters as questgivers and followers at some point in passive aggressive backstabbing maneuvers at some point, and ends with the reveal that Nazeems is actually a Daedric Prince or something...

Your detective series is awesome! So glad I found your channel!!

I really hope someone makes a mod that restores some of this because at the very least the majority of this is now cannon in my head. It makes a lot of sense. I don’t know if jarl Ballin is Enjoying some nice Ebony wood late at night, but I’m definitely convinced about a lot of other points

I know it’s no fun but maybe when the jarl had all three kids labelled as his they interrupted key scenes linked to the main quest and they decided this was the easiest way to fix it ?

The most important question we have to ask ourselves in this particular case...... Do you get to the cloud district very often?

Awesome video and the thumbnail of Nazzeem grinning like that is going to haunt my nightmares for weeks to come, thanks.

My theory is that Nazeem was in fact a successful businessman in Hammerfell until he and his wife were forced to flee for some reason. Using the last of his coin, he bought the farm outside of whiterun but his stuck-up personality that he still has from when he was wealthy keeps anyone from buying his produce, ensuring he will remain in the plains district and continue spending what little coin he gets from his farm and wife’s job in order to rent the attic in the Drunken Huntsmen.

Well, this is probably the best Nazeem deep dive I've heard. Good job, Camel!

nazeem hired a mage to make his vegetables more fresher, with elemental magic, like in riften the dark elf that uses frost teeth to preserve her meat for longer

The innuendos in this video are simply amazing. Awesome video! You’ve earned a sub for sure.

I play both genders in games where it’s important (BioWare ones, mostly), but I’ve never played a male character for Skyrim because I’ve never seen an instance where it made a damn bit of difference… thanks for showing me that I was wrong! After a dozen years, there’s still stuff I haven’t found 🤣

I can't believe I just sat through over an hour of Nazeem content and enjoyed it! I enjoy all of your videos, but I was honestly skeptical of this one at first. You definitely have talent, as your Curating Curious Curiosities videos have proven, but this was also an impressive display and genuinely interesting!

Boy this went into some directions I didn't expect. Makes a lot of sense though. Not sure about the Jarl, given that Nazeem says his lines about the Jarl whether it's Balgruuf or Vignar Grey-Mane.

I absolutely loved this video, i have a theory about the design document for the scrapped version of whiterun. I belive that those two buildings on either side of dragonsreach are the houses of clans greymane and battleborn. I think wintersand would be one of their massive houses in the wind district. Nazzem only goes to the cloud discrict so he can be at the jarls' backside. I dont think he was supposed to live there.

damn Camel, this was a really fun video!

"Looking for my husband Nazeem? Check the Jarls backside, that's usually where he stuffs himself these days." So we know who the top is at least

Let's go! So much fun to catch some of the making of this over on Twitch. Thanks for another incredible video!

Camel going on for multiple minutes about how handsome and strong and chiseled Acolyte is is NOT something i expected out of this video 💀💀💀💀

He's totally on a secret mission for the Thalmor or someone. I'd been casually assuming he was some sort of spy with his story cut out but your video does really well to flesh out that concept into a mini theory. Really fun video, hope you're taking care of yourself!

I'm not entirely convinced around balgruuf not being the father of the children in dragonsreach, since the only evidence is found in the game files. Which isn't exactly an accurate or relyable source of information. I personally believe that there is another secret with balgruuf; where he may have killed his wife with the ebony blade, convienently in his basement. I also believe that balgruuf has a secret affair with Carlotta, due to her home furnishings being incredibly lavish for the plains district. And that Nelkir is actually Carlotta's son - taken in by balgruuf to avoid controversy. Hence why i'm not entirely sold on the idea of dagni, frothar and nelkir being the children of hrongar. But great video 'redguard'-less. (Also, this theory that I have presented could be further explored if you wish to, it's an idea that is rarely mentioned in the community.)

Wow, you really stumbled onto something big! Based on all the strange tagging I'm almost certain there was a planned or worked on quest about the Jarl and Nazeem or something like that. 😯

i rarely leave comments, on anything, but i was compelled, the narrative and deduction skills are second to none, but on top of that , humor through sublety, hilarious keep up the amazing work, your a master of your craft

Your detective work is unmatched every episode is a banger

Can't believe you wasted a joke opportunity for Wilmuth, the elemental mage, like he was actually using his earth element magic to do his job. Also would be an interesting addition to check the reaction of jarl (maybe also Jensen and Ahlam) on naked characters, just in case. But that was cool anyway. I didn't expect it to go that much deep (pun wasn't intended) in that way...

Glad to see the video is finally done. I was there for the streams where you made this and the hilarity that ensued when trying to capture footage for this was insane. Keep up the good work Camel.

This video goes in a direction I was not ready for whatsoever. Amazing, well done

amazing video as always

I made coffee, got a pillow, hell i even got a blanket, all whilst being ready for a nice informative lore video. what did I receive? The most diabolical knowledge bomb that changes my fundamental understanding of the elder scrolls and the wider fantasy genre as a whole: Nazeem was gay, who woulda thought.

Thanks for the slash fiction idea, a love story between Nazeem and Balgruff would be some sweet Skyrim fan fiction!

Amazing work Camel. You are the best

In any case, it convinced me on several points and it will certainly be in my fanfiction. And... I think it would be very, very, interesting to include in Mephala's quest. 🤫

Whiterun really does have Walls Maria, Rose, and Sina. And then there's several giant camps nearby. Coincidence? I think not

This was amazing to watch, both in it's final form and from the footage on stream over on Twitch. Thank you so much for sharing your work! I always had a feeling that there was something more to Nazeem and Ahlam, but we just don't get to see it; even if it's all just speculation there's a lot of evidence that something more was planned for them. Something that's always puzzled me, and might be worth looking into, are the different group dynamics between the Companions and the Thieves Guild. When the player joins the Companions, everyone is supposed to be your brother or sister in arms, but nearly everyone openly dislikes you except for a couple of NPCs like Kodlak Whitemane. However, compared to the Thieves Guild, everyone is overly open with their life story; you can't go two steps without some thief waving you down and telling you all about what skills they have and how they got there. Why do thieves care more about the player then your shield brothers and sisters? It's all very weird. Anyway, thanks again Camel. You wondrous mad lad, you!

So when Nazeem asked that guard to "ravage the area" in that one manslayer video, it was actually on point. Nice.

Great video 😂, you get a like for working the pun "Dragonreach around" into your script 😂