The First Era EXPLAINED! Ayleids, Dwemer, Akaviri Invasions - Elder Scrolls Lore

Every time you mention 'Hoeg Mer-Killer' in any video, I always hear it as Herg Merkula, and never once questioned it 😅🤣

This is an awesome video ❤

i really do think the first era was a series of dnd campaigns todd and his buddies did

Homie will listen to this but wont learn 10 minutes for the history test🤦

What armor is that from the thumbnail

Watching this so I’m not entirely clueless when my boyfriend goes on Skyrim lore rants

I laughed at the mention of 11 cucks

Christianity is true proof is in the replies.

the sheer amount of years in this era makes it really interesting, along with the rise of three human empires and all of the stuff you could possibly need in a fantasy series. the first era alone can make it interesting, yet alone all of the other eras before and after this one.

the dragonbreak is sort of unfortunate as it kind of just lets them skip a thousand years of basically nothing, but there are still at least 1900 years of stuff in it, which is still plenty longer than the 2nd, 3rd and fourth eras. the nordic empire then not long after the alessian empire kicked off the dominance of man which would last for a long time. the continent of yokuda was unfortunately destroyed (or mostly destroyed) because some guys were losing a battle and did it out of pettiness if nothing else, which isn't totally unlike man to do such a thing but I would of liked to know more about big yokuda.

then not to mention possibly the best human empire of all of elder scrolls: the reman empire. they extended far beyond what the alessian empire did, didn't cheat like the septim empire and managed to fight three living gods to a standstill even if it cost the empire a lot. it's also a shame that the empire fell after two centuries which would be an interesting alternate history is to see what happens if the reman empire continued.

there are many other things I failed to mention but hey I don't want to be here forever.

Would be great of they Did the Elders scrolls online based on the First Era as you play ether the Story arc of the Ayleids and the Dwemers and the akaviri lasty. With races magic unique to that Era. Especially playing say the Dwemer race using I don't know there Technology's and more.

yo i know this video was posted 4 years ago but what it that hype armor in the thumbnail???? I need the mod name.

The most annoying thing about tes to me is that cities and countries remain static for a period of time nearly twice as long as today was to the building of the Egyptian pyramids, despite near constant wars, invasions, occupations, cultural and demographic changes, and straight up genocides.
Also, most major changes that have happened occurred incredibly early, and in books rather than in game.

I like how the Deeper into the series we go we see the Names get less and less modern

I feel like there are several moments that could have warranted new eras 😅

Essential video in understanding Vigilant mod.

Name of the armor in the thumbnail? Pls Ive been looking for it

Ngl this was quite difficult to follow through

“11 cocks” that’s a lot of cocks

Someone please let me know if there's a mod for that armor in the thumbnail

Martin Septim is the proper Skyrim dragonborn, I can prove it. I'm going to upload a video explaining this to my channel, Arms of Orm over the course of this coming week 🤘

Fascinating narrative, be waiting for more TES lore timeline videos 👌

I love that the book of circles is just a giant book of five rings reference

is it just me or does this kinda suck

It just works

Unwatchable with ads every 5 minutes.

Timeless time means anything outside the expansion of the universe!! Light has not reached it! And never will. so it's the place outside of time and where there is no time everything is endless!

I’m still mad there isn’t a TES6 yet. Still… maybe Bethesda needs to increase their employees

Primitive elder scrolls would be a very interesting game

Im confused: Alduin was sent forward in time by the second century of the 1st era but the dwemer were still around???????

1st Era is prime lore because it casually will toss out a Nord named the Merkiller giving his life to save Mer.

Turn closed captioning on and prepare to laugh, it’s great.

I'm guessing there's few specific dates for the dragon war, rise and fall of the dragon cult and the war between the nords and snow elves, as the first time either the dragon cult or the snow elves are mentioned in this video they're both already on their last legs.

I've always wanted to play as a dwarf. I hope they bring them back. They don't even need to be the same. Maybe they're a bit smaller, than average now

human race truly is stupid with their conquest. they are getting what is coming to them by the high elves playing the long game.

What books are available for Elder Scrolls. Are there any history books that include world maps. I see theres a few books but how many of these incudes historical timelines and maps.

Wouldn't it be crazy if Bethesda just did a total right hook and set ESVI in akivir.

Maybe I am kind of late to the party, but I highly doubt there was a Battle of Red Mountain before 1E 700 because of the simple fact that the Nords couldn't even dare touch Vvardenfell with the Dwarven defenses there. It makes absolutely zero sense for a battle of Red Mountain in the 1E 416 to exist and be a thing.

Jurgen Windcalled most likely created the Way of the Voice when Shor was killed again at Red Mountain 1E 700 and the combined army of Nords, Orcs and Khajiit was decimated.

You have done well

Solid video

"Decimated half the population of the Iliac Bay..." So they pay 5% of their population? Don't get me wrong, that sucks, but that hardly sounds that bad. (decimated means to lose one in ten)

I don't think there's 58 cows in all of Skyrim. Lol

This brings me another question why are there no half-elf characters were half work characters in Skyrim at all. Even though the Britain's are supposedly a blend of elf and human there's no characters in Skyrim that are half health none or half orc of some sort. ? That really doesn't make sense even though you see redguard and Nord married an elf and Nord married there's no half of anything ?

I've done the quest for the amulet and it's kind of a joke it's not nearly as powerful as the story suggested is and it sure doesn't seem powerful enough to cause his sons to kill him for it so either there was a lot more going on in the story than just the amulet or the one in the game is only a shadow of the original either it lost a lot of power or it's a replica of the original.

Is this only about the "new" elder Scrolls Or is this about the first game that came out in 1994?

I don't think you will read that after 4 years, but fck it. I liked the Video. Have you ever thought about putting the map of Tamriel in the Video and mark where the shit happend? For me it would rel helpful, since it a lot to comprehend. It would make it easier to follow some "jumps" and to get the connection between the events. ^^