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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudgema.

This is the Oldest Scrolls podcast.

I'm Scott here with Michael Andrew, as always.

And today we are talking all about Gigalag technically the only daydric prince that we

haven't talked about so far on the podcast save the best for last and a perfect timing with

the anniversary of skyrim it's been 10 years and we're here to talk about a daydric prince

that didn't feature in skyrim i feel like i feel like Gigalag though would be very... Except in Creation Club. Yeah, well, I feel like jiggleag's very like into the whole idea of re-releasing the same thing over and over and over. Like perfect order. Like, you know, Skyrim's perfect. Let's just re-release it. Skyrim's re-releases is our grey march.

Yeah, exactly.

We just have to do it constantly.

Only for another five or six years, don't worry.

And then Gigalag will be free.

And so will we all.

But yeah, I feel like a lot of people aren't really big fans of Gigalag.

And there's kind of a good reason for it.

He is unique in that, I mean, to get right into it off the bat, he's kind of the only

Anuic Dadric Prince.

He, you know, he's initially, we've been through the creation story a million times,

but you've got the kind of the forces of order and change, chaos, stasis. And you normally associate the Adra, the ancestors to Mundus, to be the

kind of Adric, sorry, to be the Anuic entities. And they're more orderly. They, you know, provide the

structure. Whereas the Deidra weren't keen on that, and they're much more

chaotic in their influence. And Gigalag seems to be very, well, obviously, orderly, Anuic, but he's a

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