The Forgotten Vale's Backstory - The Elder Scrolls Lore
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2020
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I love anything with Snow Elves and the Forgotten Vale....to bad vyrthur had to be petty, and land the finishing blow to his own race.
How ironic, that the extinction of their race in the end was not brought by the Nords, but from the dark heart of one of their own kin. There is only one thing that man needs to beware more than any other enemy - his own heart...
@@grzegorzflorek5623
True, now it's only poor Gelebor, the last true son of Skyrim 😓
I hope more Snow Elves survived in Hidden Vales and other such Enclaves.
The forgotten vale has to be one of the saddest places in Skyrim, beautiful, untouched and tragic, you have to kill the second last snow elf.
i hope the snow elves make a comeback such a fascinating race
To be able to play as a Snow elf... that would be amazing. Their tragic story and the beauty of their land is something unique. It stole the show for me in Skyrim.
The vale and snow elves story brought a tear to my eye. Aesthetically gorgeous, great music and atmosphere. Ominous. It's like stepping back into the merethic-first era.
The Forgotten Vale and the snow elves made Touching the Sky the best quest in Skyrim.
The beauty of the scenery brought to us by the Dawnguard DLC is in such sharp contrast to the downtrodden feel of the rest of the game that it feels out of place at first. Then two dragons pop out of a lake and you fight an ancient vampire elf. After that it fits right in with the rest of the mess that is the setting of Skyrim.
Man, I always hoped that they would bring the snow elves back.
I wish there were more Falmer Ruins in Skyrim. I loved The Forgotten Vale though!
I see you have been going on a video binge
@@ImperialKnowledge Thanks for noticing!
I love videos on snow elves!! mt fav race in elder scrolls. I wish there was more work story added to them by bethesda or in ESO
ESO isnt finished yet chances are we might see the forgotten vale in its prime the devs at ZOS have said they wont finish ESO until the whole tamriel map is filled out and the site where the forgotten vale is still empty and hasnt been filled out yet its between wrothgar and western skyrim
It really annoys me that there is so little information about the falmer. Bethesda basically forgot they existed up until dawnguard. Not a single ruin or anything
Yep, I feel they just ham fisted it into the Dawnguard DLC, and it was so rushed too, and Gelebor was a huge missed opportunity on Bethesda's part 😓
Oh boy, oh man! It might be the concussion I just suffered but this was one hell of a good video
It never ceases to amaze me how much work and dedication goes into these videos. I'm so interested in locations like these but may not always have the time to research everything on my own. I want to make a quick note that I find it interesting how the Falmer and the Chimer sort of have a similar idea in their religions (albeit vastly different Gods and methods of devotion to those Gods) that enlightenment is only achieved through hardship and battles both within oneself and without oneself. Where as other religions see that their enlightenment or afterlife is either guaranteed to them if they act valiantly or through the safety of their churches and devout prayer, it was super interesting to see that the Falmer and the Chimer much rather believe in endurance of the pains of mortal life to reach enlightment.
damn i was late, i was at work, any ways nice video comrade!
Great video
I wonder if the other 4 chantry's are still out there. There is Trinimac's, Syrabane's, Jephre's, and Phynaster's
Here’s hoping all is not lost and there still remain survivors that can one day rejoin society in Tamriel.
Skyrim is rightful snow elf land
@Noah The Celt same could be said about native americans😂
@Noah The Celt theres less than a million pure blood natives left in a continent with over 300 million there by any practical means extinct they will never again retain a sizable population they're environmentally extinct and there numbers shrink every day
And whatever I wont even say what we did was wrong I believe in the right of conquest but north america is still a native american homeland but at this point Europeans probably have better claim to north america than natives
@Noah The Celt
Right of conquest??
Such an archaic philosophy perpetuated by archaic peoples.
Humans, so eager for conflict, for power, it shall be our undoing.
@Noah The Celt isn't that where every conflict derives from? Everywhere at some point this land belonged to these people and then another and now it belongs to a third and everyone says it is rightfully theirs
Skyrim belongs to the.....Snow Elves??
Indeed it does, Gelebor is the last true son of Skyrim
Genuinely one of the most beautiful places in Tamriel. The Vale is a prime example of Elven beauty. No one can deny the charm and wonder that hits you when you enter the Vale. This is the place that made me grow a lot of hatred for Nords. I wish they'd never wiped the Snow Elves out, I don't care about the reasons. They were glorious.
I like the Snow Elves and Nords I just don't like Ysgramor.
I have a 100% agree with you. I started with an Argonian..Elves didnt interest me, but that completely changed once I encounter Snow Elves. I honestly thinknits a waste that they're no a playable race with a thriving society
I have to agree with you 100% when I first played
Well,they are the responsables for their extinction after the sacking of Saarthal(the Night of Tear thing) and só angered the atmorans.But they didn’t deserved this fate,to become exterminated by the man and slaved by the one they trusted,the dwemer.
Skyrim belongs to the Snow Elves!
@@lucasruas7790 I dont buy the story that the Snow Elves sacked Saarthal. They could have, but Tes stories run on the whole unreliable narrator unless we played the story in the game. I find it odd that the only source we get are from the Atmorans who destroyed every aspect of their culture, architect, literature and anything that show an opposing story. Also after the fall of the Snow Elves..the Nords whent on a conquest of all of northern Tamriel...dont forget, the Nord claimed skyrim as their ancestral home while the Snow Elves ruled Skyrim. Theres a lot of little details that seem suspicious to me
A day late. I mean how dare you. HOW DARE YOU....😂😂😂😂😂😂
Okay Auriel is the Mer god of time so Falmer May have a connection with time travel?!?!
Atleast it interests you huh
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In my own headcanon, after my Dragonborn (that later became emperor) killed Vyrthur and used the bow to kill Harkon, he gave it back to Gelebor to keep it safe, then some weeks later a snow elf girl arrived at the chantry, she was the sister of the Snow Prince, after the prince lost the battle she was frozen in a hidden location and sealed there to be kept safe. Now with Gelebor she started using her poweful healing magic of auriel to try and heal the Falmer, while the Falmer could never become again what they were they can at least become more conscious (as even Gelebor said that was happening through the ages) the falmer then became something similar to the Nightfallen from World of Warcraft.
That’s something cool,but I think that all these years,the falmer grew in hatred against the surface and I believe that the next Skyrim’s crisis will be the falmer invasion,and this can be true because we see that some falmer lurked our of their caves and kidnapped civilians.Sadly there is no way back o revert their state
@@lucasruas7790 I disagree, As I mentioned Gelebor says in the game that he noticed that the Falmer are become more and more advanced and intelligent, and that's to expect when you see what they managed to build. Gelebor syas that he expect that in the near future he will be able to comunicate with the falmer and even tho they will neve be the same he will be able to at least talk with them and show them how they used to be. That's gelebor words. I agree that they will never be cured but if communication is indeed established i see no reason why they couldn't change
Yes it is an interesting place. Skyrim is much more interesting when we know the lore.
You know your early when the only comment here is this trash comment