Welcome back!! This week on Loreseekers Jibbs and Kash take you through the latest trailer for Blackwood, talk Matt Firor at the Washington Post, answer your fan mail, discuss Oblivion Portals, complete a Lore Lesson on the Dremora and much more! Enjoy the show and as always, thanks for listening!

#115 - The Dremora

Hello traveler, welcome to Loreseekers! Your hosts Jibbs and Kash are in their favorite Tamriel tavern, ready to take you through the wonderful adventures of the Elder Scrolls Online!

Video Games

Games & Hobbies

Leisure

Loreseekers – Sometimes things come out of nowhere and pleasantly surprise you. As long-time MMO players, even when you’re entrenched in one game (some may call it addicted lol), you’re constantly on the lookout for new experiences. What’s the latest in game development? Where is the genre going? Will the genre survive? It’s never because we like one game over another, its usually because as MMO players, we have an innate drive to see this genre of gaming survive and thrive.
Recently, Amazon’s New World Beta caught our eye and it has intrigued us greatly. In all honesty, we had the opportunity to get some gifted keys for the latest Closed Beta test and we took advantage of it just to check the game out. Well, from what we were able to see, we were impressed. There were many aspects of the game we felt were worthy of at least experiencing the launch of the game and sharing our experiences.
We know this will come as a surprise to many of you, given we’d recently taken a break from our time in Elder Scrolls Online and subsequently returned. Make no mistake, we love ESO and its community. But as content creators, sometimes a fresh eye on something new and shiny is good for sparking the creative spirit. In addition, you can’t deny the excitement that surrounds the launch of a new game – especially since we personally haven’t experienced a new MMO launch since Star Wars the Old Republic. So we’re going for it.
If you’re interested in following, you can follow our NewWorld launch experiences on Twitter and Instagram @LoreseekersCast. If you’re interested in learning more about the game, you can find it HERE.
Safe Travels, Friends,
Jibbs & Kash

Amazon's New World

Our Lore Lesson Compilations have returned!! A lot has passed since we've done one of these, so for those of you who are new to the show here's the scoop! We've prepared over two hours of Lore Lessons in today's episode. Each can be found in the timestamps below so you can listen to exactly what you want to hear! Keep in mind this episode may have some meat on it. (aka: it's a big download!) Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the Lore Lessons!   Table of Contents 00:46 - The Bards of Tamriel 17:02 - Harrowstorm 27:25 - The Uutak Mythos 40:16 - The City of Solitude 49:19 - The Mother of Nords 59:32 - The Culture of Skyrim 1:15:59 - Hermaeus Mora 1:24:57 - Jarl Hakkvild Yashnag-Slayer and the Region of Falkreath 1:34:45 - Ysgramor and Atmora 1:49:19 - Morthal 1:57:51 - Dragon Bridge 2:05:31 - The Giants of Skyrim

Lore Lesson Compilation: Volume Six, Part Two

Welcome back friends! This week on the show we have a podcast reunion almost ten years in the making. Today we're joined by our very dear friend, Champ! Enjoy as we talk about Elder Scrolls Online for the new player, how ESO has elevated itself, Champ's first impressions of the game/community and much more! Enjoy the show and thanks for listening!

Sweet Rolls & Coffee #9

This week on Loreseekers we highlight the exciting changes coming to Elder Scrolls Online with Update 31, learn about The Dread Cellar and Red Petal Bastion from the upcoming Waking Flame DLC, discuss the Topal Bay pirates in a new Lore Lesson and much more! Enjoy the episode and thanks for listening!

#124 - Big Changes Looming

Welcome back! This week on the show we discuss all that happened in our week of ESO, answer your mail, discuss our thoughts on Midyear Mayhem, the future of PvP in ESO, talk the Blackfeather Court in a new Lore Lesson and debut a new segment on the show: Wall of Crazy. Enjoy!

#115 - The Dremora

Download our free app to listen on your phone