EpicNate - Fallout & Elder Scrolls Lore

Fallout 4 and indeed the entire Fallout franchise are both filled with incredible mysteries and strange, unexplained happenings. However, one mystery that I never felt got the attention it deserved in Fallout 4 centers around the curious connections between the settlement of Covenant and Vault 101. What may initially seem like a simple Easter Egg seems to be far larger and could carry some major implications on the Fallout universe's lore. So today we'll be taking a look at what I personally consider to be Fallout 4's greatest unsolved mystery.

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Skyrim is a land of many cities but few have quite the same spooky reputation as Morthal. Located deep in the marshes of northwestern Skyrim, Morthal is one of the smallest yet most narratively fascinating settlements in The Elder Scrolls universe. With a magical jarl, a recent series of unexplained disappearances and the arrival of a mysterious new Redguard mage, the capital of Hjaalmarch is in a tricky spot by the time the events of Skyrim kick off but there's more to this place than what the game tells you. So today we'll be taking a look at five things they never told you about Morthal in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a land home to many peoples, and among the most interesting are the Khajiits. An ancient, feline-like species of humanoid that have inhabited Tamriel since the beginning of recorded time. The Khajiits of The Elder Scrolls 5 are most commonly found as apart of large trade caravans, however some have integrated even deeper in Skyrim's life. Nonetheless, there's more to these cat-folk than meets the eye. So today we'll be taking a look at five things they never told you about the Khajiits of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim and indeed the entire Elder Scrolls universe, expose us to a number of unanswered questions and unexplained narratives. However, perhaps the greatest mystery of The Elder Scrolls franchise, and one that nearly shaped Skyrim itself, is unknown fate of Emperor Uriel Septim the fifth - The Emperor who went missing. Uriel's story is an incredible one and his mysterious fate may very well shape The Elder Scrolls franchise as we know it. So today we'll be taking a look and analyzing the tale of Uriel Septim V.

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Skyrim is a land in turmoil at the onset of The Elder Scrolls 5 as an uprising led by Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak seeks to break Skyrim free of rule from the Septim Empire. The Stormcloak cause is a controversial one, some see them as righteous liberators, restoring freedom to Skyrim - While others view them has a group of disorganized bandits with little legitimacy. However you see them, the Stormcloaks and their leader, Ulfric Stormcloak, are an iconic and influential force in the game. And like everything else in Skyrim Special Edition, there's quite a few Easter Eggs, tiny details and hidden facts surrounding them. So today we'll be taking a look at five things you (probably) didn't know about the Stormcloaks of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a game of numerous spooky locations, from dark caves to ominous Nord ruins. However, no place The Elder Scrolls 5 allows us to visit is perhaps quite as unnerving as the "Soul Cairn". A mysterious plain of Oblivion where the souls of those who have been soul trapped are doomed to spend all of eternity. We get an opportunity to explore this place during Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC and may just be Skyrim's most interesting location. So today we'll be taking a look at five things you (probably) never knew about the Soul Cairn of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a land filled with all sorts of strange and spooky creatures. But among the most terrifying foes that inhabit the wilds of The Elder Scrolls 5, Hagravens stand out as a uniquely repulsive foe. An awkward combination of elderly-woman and crow, Hagravens are known to work with Daedric magic and have a knack for attacking unprepared travelers in the wild of Skyrim. More intelligent than your average critter, they're capable of communicating with mortals and some are even known to entertain alliances with Skyrim's population of Forsworn in the Reach. Shrouded in feathers and mystery, little is known about these odd bird folks and it's about time we investigate them further. So today we'll be taking a look at five things you (probably) didn't know about the Hagravens of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a land of numerous bustling cities and settlements and among the coldest and most ancient, is Dawnstar. The capital of the Pale, Dawnstar sits on Skyrim's icy northern coast and is among the chilliest places in all of Tamriel. Occupying a central position in many of Skyrim's quests, questlines and narratives, most players are quite familiar with this frosty hamlet but there's almost certainly quite a lot about this place you may never have imagined. So today we'll be taking a look at five things you (probably) didn't know about Dawnstar in The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim is a land inhabited by many fierce creatures and beings. Perhaps one of the most common are the Draugr. Ancient, undead foes that guard the various Nordic ruins and tombs of The Elder Scrolls 5. While they're generally though to be one of Skyrim's more generic, less unique enemies, there's much about these skeletal beings that the game leaves out and is worth investigating. So today we'll be taking a look at five things you (probably) didn't know about the draugr of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim.

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Skyrim has always been a single player game, however over the last few years The Elder Scrolls 5's modding community has tirelessly been working to change that. While most attempts have ultimately resulted in nearly impossible-to-install, nearly unplayable messes, a mod named Skyrim Together has been promising to change that. Skyrim Together offers players a full-fledged, easy to install, multiplayer experience and is by far and away the most stable multiplayer mod to-date.



We last visited Skyrim Together over a year ago when it first entered open beta. Since then it's seen a full release and countless developer improvements. So today we'll be taking a look at Skyrim's largest multiplayer mod and assessing just how far it has come since our last review of it over a year ago.

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