Showing posts with label Skyrim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skyrim. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 29, 2017

Let's Find History In Skyrim: Episode 3, Sheogorath, Dionysus and Loki


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In this episode, we journey to the city of Solitude to hunt down the Daedric ‘Prince of Madness,’ Sheogorath. As we complete the tasks the mad god gives us, we compare Sheogorath to the Greek and Roman god, Dionysus (Bacchus or Liber Pater), and the trickster of the Norse gods, Loki.

The intro music was written and performed by C. Keith Hansley for use on this YouTube channel.

All images used in this video (and its thumbnail) are Public Domain.

Look up articles about Norse mythology, HERE.

Check out our article on Dionysus, HERE.


Watch all of our Let's Find History In Skyrim Videos, HERE.

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Let's Find History In Skyrim: Episode 2, Witchcraft, Wizardry and History


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In this episode, we investigate a woman in Skyrim who has been accused of witchcraft by a local town. From there, we check out the college in the north that specializes in teaching magic. Finally, we compare the magic and witchcraft found in Skyrim compared to what occurred and was believed during the witch hunts found in history.

The intro music (as well as the small intermission clips) was performed by C. Keith Hansley for use on this YouTube page.

All of the images in the intro collages are from painting and images licensed as Public Domain via Creative Commons (as well as the witch in the video thumbnail).

Read our articles featuring witchcraft, HERE.

Take a look at some quote pictures from the Malleus Maleficarum, HERE.

Let's Find History in Skyrim: Episode 1, The Lackluster Draugr


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In this video, we journey into the rich fantasy world of Skyrim. Though The Elder Scrolls games are set in a world of magic, elves and monsters, it is also filled with countless historical inspirations and similarities. In this episode, we journey into a crypt to seek out the Scandinavian version of the zombie - the draugr.

The intro music (and the clips used during the transition scenes) were written and performed by C. Keith Hansley for use on this YouTube channel.

Check out our biography of Snorri Sturluson, one of the best sources for Norse mythology, HERE.

Check out Snorri Sturluson quote pictures, HERE.

Look up articles about Norse mythology, HERE.