My deep dive and best answer here https://youtu.be/00-7ZAkFQaQ

Dude it is solved its a hint to the alter u add pie to each pedalistal and it make the skeleton in the middle live again

Xrib was a Daedra that tricked the splinter group into worshiping it.

Isn’t it creation club

Wow. What a coincidence I just went through that dungeon earlier. 😂

Im subscribing but only because i need to know if it was a fever dream. There was a dwemer ruin somewhere with a security cage and a yellow orb that floated around you before dropping the floor out and letting you fall through the whole mountain

FudgeMuppet: “The Temple of Xcrib is Skyrim’s unsolvable mystery.”
The Dwemer Disappearance: “Am I a joke to you?”

What happened to the Snow Elves is in my opinion one of the greatest tragedies in Skyrim. I really hope the Falmer are able to get their sentence back.

It makes me sad that the Snow Elves and the Sand Elves are gone. Genocide is always bad, and I really want to see how their reappearance would affect the world as a whole. Pretty sure the Sand Elves will be be salty about the complete genocide of their race, and the Snow Elves will be pretty pissed at the Nords who stole their Homeland and forced them into that slave-contract with the Dwarves.

Though they’d be much more focus on recovering our culture and repopulating and trying to Rediscover what was lost, instead of reclaiming anything at the moment.

I want to see what African (shut up, you know what I mean) Elves look like, as well as seeing what the complexion, outfits and culture of the Snow Elves would be – would they be similar to Nordic culture, or would it be drastically different I wouldn’t be surprised if the Nords took some of their culture from the snow elves considering that the Snow Elves were there first.
What they have cold resistance, or since the Fowler don’t have that anymore what they have something else to adapt to the harsh winters of Skyrim?

If I remember correctly somewhere in the lore it said the Dwemer mad refugee cities for the snow elves. And Xrib is one of the falmer dieties. Though I could be miss remembering.

What if there is no x because it went with the dwemer?

Perhaps this was one of those unimplemented quest during development and was forgotten that it was there by the devs upon the final product.

I think you just solved it

oh, sightless pit. I remember discovering that for the first time on a new character, was way underlevels after falling into it avoiding a sabrecat. Took me a good week to get out.

Your character walks in that dragon armor like a tank.

Bro i must have missed this one

at the very start of the game when you wake up the guy asked you ” hey, you. You’re finally awake. You were proclaiming the word of Xrib, right?”

The dwarves turned themselves into a deity like civilization, however they didn’t do it alone Xrib was a snow elf who unknowingly betrayed his own kind, in the end he went with the dwarves and became deity like himselfs, now falmer pray for his return that he might come back and release them from there torment

A legit question unlike the one I got after making it to skuldofin temple courtyard and climbing out of it, and then walking across the untextured and deloaded map of Skyrim, and finding a very ominous person standing in the vast nothingness with an X under him. Then like an idiot (and because it was 3 am and I was legit tired at this point) I just tried to talk to it. Game very expectedly crashed and when I loaded back in my save was before I climbed out so I just beat the game

There is no Umbra in that cave 😉

Skyrim. I miss you. You are my true homeland

The mod “Legacy of the Dragonborn” solves this in a way 🙂

Would it not be pronounced ‘zrib’

I’ve always thought it be a cool dlc to go back in time and meet the dwemer mainly because they seem like absolute chads🗿

@TheEpicNate315 had this in one of his video’s and he says that he thinks its most likely a temple to Auriel the Elven god of the sun, BUT HEY THATS JUST A THEORY A GAME THEORY!

Hey, can you guys make an updated mod list for the mods you use?

Nice one

If we consider Kagrenzel, to be the city of Kagrenac, maybe we can call the location Xribzel, however we never heard of Xrib, but giving the dwemer “atheism” , Xrib must’ve been a person.

It was solved tho?

Probably another name for Xarxes. What’s with your pronunciation tho?

Fine, i’ll play skyrim again.

There’s also a book you can read over and over for unlimited experience. 12 year old me loved that.

Maybe it’s not a who but a what.

Somebody explained this on the imperial library, I can barely remember what that god was about.

Wrong again, I knew

This is awesome! I’ve never even heard of this place and I’ve played Skyrim countless times. I LOVE how much little things like this there are.

I mean the Dwemer were sorta religious they weren’t atheist they believed in the aeadra and deadra they just say them as another race of being which is what they are and they wanted to become like them

That is quite the mystery, especially the long expanse of black silence. I don’t think we’ll ever figure out what happened

More likely, the designers of this location weren’t aware that the dwemer weren’t supposed to be worshiping anymore

Not an Alter . Its DJ Xrib’s booth
Representing Solstheim and
spinning stone instead of vinyl but the acoustics are awesome there ..
Killer raves twice a month 😎

No diablo content eh

Are you guys done making long form content?

This game was truly ahead of its time there’s so much lore it’ll make one’s head spin mystery around every corner

Na what everyone denies is right in front of us. TES is connected to Fallout in it’s far future (in the time of Fallout 4 some scientist think we may have captured a second moon). Crib is just on last remain of this. It’s a warning of the hassle you go through in Appalachia for hunting down legendary modules. For which you need Scrib. They found this note about an pre ancient currency and did there beat to understand it than History worked out it’s way and we end up with Crib being worshiped as a deity.

Tbh I was just trying to get the fuck out of there

Omg 10 years of playing skyrim on and off and I haven’t heard or seen this yet in game

Xrib is just the Door dash guy

ah, Sightless Pit. the final resting place for so many Lydias

Maybe this was added by others later, Falmer.

Mystery solved. That is where the ebony warrior goes to clap cheeks. Until one day he clapped to hard and they haven’t been seen since.

I’m sure my femeldahide rotten mind would have found this interesting once

@camelworks: hold my beer

_When the Chimer first abandoned the herds and tents of their nomadic ancestors, and built the first Great Houses, we loved the Daedra, and worshipped them as gods. But our brethren, the Dwemer, scorned the Daedra, and mocked our foolish rituals, and preferred instead their gods of Reason and Logic._

Xrib would be pronounced “Zrib” not “Scrib” lol

Or… is Scrib and the Falmer worship the cute little bug dudes from Marrowind.

I really miss waking up on Sunday mornings with Fudgemuppet podcasts. 🥺
Oh well, I hope you’re all doing okay!

I mean if I had to take a guess i would say it was a great king of the Dwemer.

How do you know it’s pronounced like that?

Wait, I thought you guys already solved this

What if the Dwemer created their own deity who they considered worthy of worship? Maybe some kind of hive mind made out from important members of the species?

I am wondering how you get Sk-Rib from Xrib. ‘X’ usually sounds like a /z/ or /ks/.

I believe The Temple of Xrib could be something erected by the Falmer after submitting to servitude under The Dwemer. Xrib could’ve been their interpretation of Xarxes.

Here’s a good mystery, why do dwemer ruins even exist in Skyrim? Sure, I understand a few around the Velothi mountains in the east but not throughout the entire Skyrim, especially in the Reach.

Fun Fact:

It’s just an Easter egg left by the person that wrote the books for the TES games.

I’m not even joking. The guy who wrote every book within the Elder Scrolls games left it to Bethesda to add certain books in areas that make sense to the book being left.

There are 16 that correspond the Daedric Princes. 8 for the Aedra. And (if my memory serves) 13 for Mortal Heroes that went above their station in life.

Just above the sightless pit there’s a unmarked place of sacrifice where you can find a skeleton that has a copy of the book “Doors of Oblivion” that duplicates in the skeleton’s inventory every time you open it, at 50 gold a pop it’s an easy way of making gold, if you have the carry capacity for it

Or it’s a deity of the snow elves.

Said this on the long for vid as well, but the name you’re using is wrong.

X at the begining of a word doesnt make the “Sc” sound, it generally either makes the “Z” sound like “xylophone” or “Eks” sound as in “Prof. Xavier”, with some languages giving it the “Sh” sound like the Portuguese “Bruxa” and as an “H” sound like “Mexico” which is pronounced as “Mehico” in Spanish.
Show me a single language where X is pronounced like “SC”.(you cant.)

Here’s my answer. Xrib starts with the letter X and is pronounced Scrib, similar to scribe. Which elven deity starts with the letter X and is known for being a Scribe? Xarxes!

Perhaps the Falmer rediscovered a piece of who they used to be but their primitive minds didn’t understand it so Xrib is a bastardized version of Xarxes that the Falmer pray to for answers and possible Salvation. Gelebor would love to see this as evidence that the Betrayed are capable of learning their old culture

Plot twist xrib is just some bloke that built a temple for himself just for the memes

Maybe you found the Falmer Embassy.