The Elder Scrolls III - V Main Themes - Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim

The three main themes from The Elder Scrolls III to V.
00:00 - Nerevar Rising
01:54 - Reign of the Septims
03:44 - Dragonborn

[Schmidtactular]

Morrowind: the exploration
Oblivion: the questing
Skyrim: carrying dragonbones to the nearest merchant

[urbanpie]

The themes of:
"You N'wah!"
"What's the matter, getting tired?!"
and "Never should have come here."

[Hazelbeso]

So basically, the themes got angrier.

[LunarOverdrive]

Each game has the base theme of Morrowind but louder and more fast paced. It is my hypothesis that the elder scrolls 6's main theme will just be screaming

[peterwilson]

Morrowind: The Adventurer
Oblivion: The Soldier
Skyrim: The Warrior

[jc]

After listening to Morrowind, I want to go explore the forest.
After Oblivion I want to go read an epic fantasy book.
After Skyrim I want to punch someone in the face.

[cooperdavis]

Morrowind makes you envision a grand landscape, full of treasures.
Oblivion makes you envision a quest unlike any other.
Skyrim makes you envision beating a dragon to death with your fists and eating its corpse raw.

[LordNightCrawler]

My experience among TES series

Morrowind : "f*ck Im lost"

Oblivion : "what is wrong with their faces?" "They smiling too much"

Skyrim : "beaten to death by townfolks bcs accidently fus a chicken"

(Edited)
Online : Happily flirting with Naryu :).

[jakeharris]

2:54 "This is the 27th of Last Seed. The year of Akatosh 433. These are the closing days of the third era... and the final hours... of my life..." -Uriel Septim

Anyone else still get chills to that?

[PapagenoDispo]

morrowind and oblivion: majestic, magical, otherworldly
skyrim: **angry nord chanting**

[hvymtal]

Morrowind: Grand Adventure
Obivion: Epic Quest
Skyrim: Legendary Battle
Kind of reflects the way the games play if you think about it :)

[bcnghhwk]

Morrowind: "Well met, Adventurer."
Oblivion: "Hail, citizen!"
Skyrim: *"FUS RO DAH!"*

[TheStraightestWhitest]

Morrowind: Adventure, Mystery, Amazement
Oblivion: Danger, Majesty, Story
Skyrim: Prophecy, Memory, Power

[Heisenberg]

Morrowind : man an an an an an an ana
Oblivion : NAnaNAnaNAnaNAnaNANAnaNA

SKYRIM : DOVAHKIIN DOVAHKIIN NAAL OK ZIN LOS VAHRIIN

[wishbone]

Morrowind was not only my first Elder Scrolls game, but my first open world game as a whole. Its theme will always be number one to me, and hold a special place in my heart.

[Jk-wehv]

I love how just the Skyrim theme alone takes up half the entire video

[hueylongdong]

If they combine excitement of Morrowind, story of Oblivion and action of Skyrim in TES VI then we will have a game of the century

[hankmurphy]

All three songs almost represent a different style of fantasy in their sound.
Morrowind's sounds like something you would play with CS Lewis' or strangely enough, something like classic Star Trek. There is a wonder to it, a sense of thrill and discovery.
Oblivion's belongs with something like LOTR or weirdly, something like HBO's Rome. There is a grandeur to it.
Skyrim belongs with something akin to Game of Thrones. Gritty, powerful and bloody.

[AngelEmfrbl]

Not going to lie, Morrowind has this feeling of "going further, doing more", of exploring a landscape which is both familiar and alien-like. It has a sense of childish adventure and I think the music reflects this as everything is long and drawn out, but overlapping each other and blending into one.

Oblivion has tension, there is a crisis going on, and its reflected in the song, the trumpets announcing something is occurring, the more orchestra feeling, its all about telling you something is occurring. But it feels more classic fantasy and I believe the music reflects the more standard fantasy feeling.

Skyrim is about epicness, of overpowering a end of world situation and the music reflects power of the Dova and the Sons of Skyrim having to fight their own.

[HappyFlury_]

Elderscrolls 1: Eternal Champion
Elderscrls 2: Hero of Daggerfall
Elderscrls 3: Nerevarine
Elderscrolls 4:Champion of Cyrodiil
Elderscrolls 5: Dragonborn

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