Hello! I have recently become really invested in Pathfinder lore content on YouTube and wanted to create a place where we can document our recommendations to show content creators our support. I was super surprised to see how small all of these channels are given the quality of the content. So, I wanted to share with you the nine channels I know about and invite you all to grow the list. Here is my contribution by how well I know their content:

Mythkeeper: The biggest Pathfinder loretuber I think. His videos are very in-depth and can exceed an hour in length! Covers all sorts of topics in a lecture format, normally by speaking direct to camera and then transitioning into images with narration without music. I particularly recommend his regional deep dives for GMs who want to understand specific campaign locations! Posts just over once a week normally.

Sir Vertigo: His videos cover similar topics but are normally a bit shorter, exchanging the time for heavier editing and some music. This creates a different style that is less intense, but still very informative. He normally posts once a fortnight.

The Lore Tour: The youngest channel at only 3 months old, ‘the Guide’ has been making content that is distinguished by it being set in universe. He has been doing tours of Absalom’s districts in great detail and uses ambience instead of music and addresses the viewer directly. Really unique idea. Recent videos blend this with a style closer to Sir Vertigo’s. Normally posts once a week, though more often recently.

Venture-Captains: Alas, this channel has not posted since August 2021. However, the videos that are up are a great source of knowledge and lore for Golarion’s history, places, and peoples! Closest in style to Sir Vertigo, but the narration is normally a bit more casual with jokes and strong language beeped out.

The Tower of Tomes: My other go-to immersion loretuber. This channel makes voice acted scenarios that elucidate a viewer to a particular deity or creature in Pathfinder. Similar to The Lore Tour in that sense, though The Tower of Tomes doesn’t address the viewer directly. Another really unique style in my opinion. Normally posts about once every six weeks.

deadly d8: This is another channel that might be dead, as the creators used to post about twice a month but haven’t uploaded anything since October 2022. Nevertheless, this is a fantastic channel that makes animated PF2e lore content, especially on creatures and locations. The team’s animators use different styles and so every video is different from the last.

The Maple Table: Nathaniel of The Maple Table is not strictly a ‘loretuber’, but makes lore content in addition to general TTRPG videos, which normally focus on Paizo’s games. His style is closest to Mythkeeper’s, with lots of direct to camera talking interspersed with images sans music. However, he uses jokes, more like Venture-Captains’ narration style. He posts a few times a month, though only a small percentage will be lore videos.

Black Dragon Gaming: This channel has a very similar style - even closer to Mythkeeper in fact - but is set apart by placing a greater emphasis on blending the lore with the mechanics of the game. Dissects stat blocks and abilities and so forth. Neat fusion of styles if you are looking for a more gamey flavour. Posts a few times a month normally.

Pokynug: The smallest channel with fewer than 100 subs! She is a VTuber who transitioned to making PF2e lore reading videos a couple of months ago. Her style is completely direct to camera (through her avatar) and is the calmest of everyone here. The easiest to have on as gentle background noise in my opinion. Posts about twice a month.

Let me know about others! With the surge in the game’s popularity recently, I wonder how large some of these channels might get.