The

The What is up, ladies and gentlemen? Welcome back to Fajram. I'm Scott here with Michael and Drew, as always. And today we are talking about the faction of warriors from Skyrim, the companionsions. Who wants to take it away first?

Well, the Companions have a very long history coming all the way from the events with Isgramore

and the Night of Tears. So just the background on that is you have the snow elves in Skyrim and you have the men and they lived in peace relatively like some people say they had problems as well.

But then one and the humans built a, but they built Sathl, their first city.

And then of course there was the night of Tears event where the snow elves attacked them and

slaughtered them all. Nobody knows exactly why. Some people think it's because they feared the Nord's

culture was surpassing their own. Other people think it's because the Nord's found the eye of

Magnus beneath Sathel, which you find in the College of Winterhold storyline in Skyrim. And then

Isgramor and his two sons are

basically the only survivors. They flee back to Atmora, where they tell of the atrocities that

happened in Skyrim, rally a bunch of vengeance hungry at Morans to come sail back to Skyrim and

exterminate all the elves. And they are basically called Isgramore and his

500 companions and that's the beginning of things. It's pretty epic that it's just 500 as well.

And I kind of like to take it. It's not many, is it? It's. Yeah, but it's like, you know, possible. Like,

I also like that, you know, with superior tactics and so on. But I also like, you know, there could Like, I also like that, you know, with superior tactics and so on,

but I also like, you know, there could be powerful film users amongst them, all kinds of

stuff. But I like the mythological, like, it's kind of like, I know that, you know, how

there's like the 300 Spartans. They had like some like, you know, thousand other Greeks

fighting with them in reality. But it's much cooler to think of the 300 Spartans fighting like millions.

So do we think that it's definitely there were 500 in total?

Or do you think like their crew, would they have counted every member of their crews, for example?

...