Mehrunes Dagon, the Daedric Prince of Destruction & Revolution | The Elder Scrolls Podcast #27

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Thanks for still releasing tes content when you could easily get triple the views on different games I hope you guys triple in subs and views when tes6 comes out

[@shadowhawk6803]

Can I ask what the teasers were from

[@axrxns7194]

@@shadowhawk6803 I’m not sure what u mean if you mean the elder scrolls 6 teasers there are directly from Bethesda I believe they released them last year just look up elder scrolls 6 teaser

[@MoonMoverGaming]

Somehow I don't think The Among Us Lore Podcast would be as substantial.

[@fort809]

@@MoonMoverGaming yeah, it’s not ES is a dying franchise like, say, ASOIAF. Changing genres would probably lose them views where someone like alt shift X changing genres quintupled his views overnight

[@bacd-nn2lg]

Mysterium Xarxes - "This evil book was written by Mehrunes Dagon himself, and given by him to Mankar Camoran. I believe Mankar Camoran used it to create his Paradise." - Martin Septim

[@Akeldama9]

They already deplotholed themselves on the books by claiming Hermaus Mora deposits books from the future into the past, so why not keep it going.

[@bebo2629]

Martin Septim is not sure and we don't know a lot about the early life of Mankar Camoran, we get different accounts in Oblivion that contradict each other. So maybe the Bosmer in the trailer will be Mankar's mother and he gives her the book to than give to Mankar Camoran.

[@barkasz6066]

@@bebo2629 mother? ESO takes place 600 years before Oblivion.

[@bebo2629]

@@barkasz6066 Manker Camoran has two backstories in Oblivion. In one he was alive during Tiber Septim's time. Also it takes place 800 years befor Oblivion, doesn't it?

[@timecoldslow2950]

@@bebo2629 but mankar is a altmer so the bosmer couldnt be his mother or grand

[@grefsteel3989]

Skyrim had some uninspired radiant quests, but what I really wish for in the next Elder Scrolls game is radiant Daedric quests. Give us the option to interact with our Daedric lord at their shrine, or in their realm once we become their champion. Give our character the option to become truly part of a daedric cult.

[@sleepy6119]

this!!! wintersun is just the start, i want it to matter to i want loss. if it’s dagon say we burn a town well we lost all those quests that could have been there. give back our choice and consequences!!!!!!!

[@coebaltraizure6137]

Would love any interaction with a divine lol

[@wiwysova]

NO

[@ryandixon6934]

You guys are the best! Been listening since I was 15, I'm 20 now! Lol

[@danklordylord3783]

Me too bro haha

[@piperbarlow2730]

​@@danklordylord3783 ay same

[@j.troydoe1278]

There is a settlement in need of change!, I'll mark it on your map.

[@majorpest4894]

I believe Dagon's reason behind The Oblivion Crisis was do to with how strong a grip The Empire had over Tamriel.

[@normakin8306]

"He's a min-maxer... This playthrough is shit so I'm gonna start again." Right, well I know this is about Dagon, but I feel so called out right now lol

[@JustDaZack]

When you rather watch 1hr of tes-lore instead if a movie I dig these so much!

[@badluck5647]

I can't wait to see what the next ESO chapter does to add to the lore of Dagon and the Deadlands. I hope they make the Deadlands a visitable zone like Coldharbour.

[@laylac1991]

Yes!! We absolutely need another realm of Oblivion zone in ESO, the Deadlands would be a great addition!

[@ianwalker2205]

Having a new visitable zone would be cool. And going with the theme of how it's basically Hell and a zone of Despair, it'd be interesting for it to be a PvP zone with little safe zones

[@badluck5647]

@@ianwalker2205 PvP zones are so boring. There is never time to explore or talk to NPCs when there is always some jerk that wants to kill you. For example, Cyrodiil is by far the dullest zone. It should have great lore for being the center of a collapsing empire, but instead it comes off as feeling empty.

[@vittxrio5198]

@@badluck5647 true. ESO's PVP is the shittiest. That's why I don't play them, they were usually dull and dead, and usually come back to life when certain events occur. That's why it's better to stick with ESO PVE

[@jorgecardoso5863]

I like how you're covering the princes with some pauses and in a light way, so we dont fall into the routine of covering all 16 of them then going to the Aedra

[@sindrimyr5351]

a theory i read stated that the onnes tortured in the hollow were those that in the moment of their death either turned or doubted Dagon, they were punished. However the others we see runing in the gardens and being chased and killed constantly but allways revive are actually in the process of transformation into daedra. the first thing the garden intends is to take away the fear of death from the mortal, prepare them for immortality and battle harden them. over time they would no longer fear death and eventually join Mehrunes armies, essentially becoming like the dremora. this then also ties in again with Mankar preaching about shedding their mortality.

[@ivans.5959]

That's the coolest way of achieving immortality I've read

[@The_Sharktocrab]

@@ivans.5959 reach heaven by violence

[@bronzecobra8556]

A vampire podcast would be pretty cool, especially if it also covers the blood scion from eso.

[@andrewn8002]

"Merrunz, you are a Ja'Khajiit, for what is more destructive than a kitten?" This made me crack up. xD

[@JXEditor]

And Hope. Y’all seem to have been hammering that in the past handful of videos that mention Dagon. Surprised it’s not in the title

[@indoknight55]

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[@RomanStan]

When I finally beat oblivion a couple of months ago. My dumbass tried to fight Dagon during the final battle in the city. I was laughing when he would smack my shit across the screen as I was clipping his toe nails basically

[@BlueEyedMomof378]

Woke up with a dislocated hip, so assumed this was gonna be a horrible day.. Check KZbin notifications and my favorite lore guys are talking about my second favorite Daedra. Apparently this day is gonna be better than expected. Thank you guys for taking my mind off a horrible morning with an awesome discussion about the best video game lore ever.

[@yungsofa8084]

Hope your hip gets better

[@taylororourke2525]

Lmao, ‘Scott has achieved CHIM!’ You guys are doing fantastic, don’t think for a second we’re not loving the content. The vast wealth of knowledge you three have collectively acquired over the years is a gift from the Nine Divine for us and the more you’d like to divulge to us the better! My only gripe would be I’d like to hear MORE. As far as video ideas, maybe a short discussion about the significance of some of the seemingly lesser beasts and races and the bigger events through history that have transpired because of them. For example, I was totally enthralled learning about Marukh and how much of an impact he made in the grand scheme of things. Anyway, keep up the great work guys! Fair dinkum!

[@kinser9339]

love your stuff guys. You always manage to keep everything interesting and informative. I've been watching for ages now and I've loved every one of your videos, thanks for staying on youtube.

[@frankfreeman1553]

Mehrunes Dagon is the blue turtle shell of Tamriel.

[@ffa2dramachick]

Please don't take this the wrong way... I use your podcasts to help me sleep... Hey, it gives you views (I've gone through the entire playlist over a dozen times, and yes, I've watched them all awake too), and it's proof that your voices, even when you're disagreeing, are soothing to listen to. Keep it up! I'll be listening, and sleeping peacefully 😉.

[@HostileBurger]

Sunday means another podcast while I set up my weekly af here at dollar general. Also I got an assistant manager position since last week :)

[@nicholasholcomb7400]

Congratulations!

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

Congrats!

[@jacksmith4530]

So you're the dollar colonel?

[@slappyhigginson]

Hey, for your next part of your Alternate History Series it would be cool if you tried making a version where instead of the Falmer attacking the Atmorans in Saarthal they instead sort of joined forces and it would be cool to see how that would effect everyone especially with the Snow Elves sort of having more mages and the Atmorans using the Thu’um in battles. Although this probably wouldn’t really work it would be cool to see how it would play out.

[@TobeWilsonNetwork]

And maybe instead of the Snow Elves, the Dwemer end up enslaving/mutating some *different* race. That’s an idea to chew on.

[@chimchu3232]

​@TobeWilsonNetwork or maybe the Dwemer never even disappear if they never had their interaction with the snow elves/ falmer. Not saying the falmor caused the dwemer disappearance, just the butterfly effect of how changing the past might alter the timeline

[@somewhatreallycoolguy7439]

when doing the dagon shrine quest in oblivion, i dropped all my belongings on the floor before agreeing to give all my stuff to harrow, which allows the player to join the mythic dawn faction as an initiate. after doing that, i left the shrine immediately because if you progress to the part of the quest where you kill that argonian, you are trapped in the shrine until you steal the mysterium xarxes and are subsequently kicked outta the faction. since im now in the mythic dawn faction, when fighting people my guy says the same stuff mythic dawn agents say in combat like 'i do not fear death' and all those classics. im just gonna keep the character as a mythic dawn cultist roleplay playthrough where i ditch the main quest.

[@bobakett5613]

An ideal evening for me would be if Azura tucked me in, at Cloud Ruler Temple, reading bedtime stories from the Mysterium Xarxes.

[@ScrannibalLecter]

Literally the only podcast I have any degree of interest in...

[@BlueEyedMomof378]

Same!

[@BrandonTabin]

Lex Fridman has an excellent one.

[@cnut7383]

Its the only podcast I actually pay attention to. Most others I just play in the background

[@shirtlessbanditc3268]

I’ve never listened to more than 5 minutes of any other podcast lol

[@rolfsonofrolf9286]

Ha dork

[@uscovenant2350]

I didn't get into playing ESO but I like that it is a way to let us see all these different characters and lore in a modern light

[@tscotts9699]

Mehrune's Dagon plays his role. Protagonists play their roles. Balance is maintained in the Aurbis.

[@dhindaravrel8712]

He's like the Shadows in Babylon 5 - agent of change through conflict.

[@jeffreylessard7538]

Uber points for the reference but the shadows do t enjoy the pain they cause along the way where as daedra do

[@dhindaravrel8712]

@@jeffreylessard7538 This is true. Maybe Mehrunes Dagon just likes to enjoy himself sticking it to those who think they're in power?

[@jeffreylessard7538]

@@dhindaravrel8712 could be...that and i always got the impression he hates being bored

[@dergeilteufel]

You guys give me so many new ideas for my own headcanon regarding the history of Mundus. So, what if Lyg was the Magna Ge attempt at building a realm like Nirn? Mehrunes Dagon might have been a mortal intended to bring about revolution for his people in the same way that Alessia did for humans. The Magna Ge would have provided him tools and knowledge and ambitions with which to overcome his oppressors. Afterward, those ambitions and motivations would lead him to use his knowledge to create the razor and fashion himself the power to break that realm’s bonds or gain control over it and turn it into his Deadlands.

[@vittxrio5198]

This is very interesting theory. Pretty sure the Magna Ge has reasons on why would they want the Dreugh's empire to fall down. Magna Ge was expecting Mehrunes to bring change to the adjacent place only to be betrayed by their creations by saying "Nope you all and the big guys who call themselves Gods are evil and tyrants" which he then proceeds on turning Lyg into Badlands. What makes this theory plausible is the fact Mankar stating about Lyg and Tamriel are identical. After all, Lyg is an adjacent place of Tamriel. Mehrunes then proceeds on stating that Tamriel was "his" realm or part of his realm. This could imply that His ownership to his Oblivion plane called the Badlands is actually called Lyg in previous Kalpa. Explains his thirst to claim Tamriel so badly (by doing countless invasions in TES Battlespire, TES4, and ESO). Interestingly his character is so chaotic he would give people hope and ambition, and once they are in that podium and position this guy Mehrunes would hire someone to start a coup or invade them himself. And everything goes to circle like a well oiled machine.

[@joshmcgriff599]

Michael: "Oh no, Scott has achieved Chim" LMFAOOOOO

[@maxwardlemusic8262]

Going into this nuanced take on Mehrunes Dagon is fun, that he's the Daedric Prince of ambition, revolution, change and toppling those in power. But the thing is, he's not into revolution in the sense of saving and protecting the weak from those in power. He's the Prince of Ambition for ambition's sake. Aside from the Mythic Dawn, there is no romantic sentiment of rebirth whatsoever. He and his realm are a constant turning wheel of fire and death. 🔥👹🔥

[@TheMetastasia]

The rebels friend, the kings foe, he puts blueblood to an end, comes farmers to aid in the time of woe, the anarchist, the the chaotic dragon, this is the story of Mehrunes Dagon.

[@chuckchuckerson5364]

He is more chaotic evil. I understand what you're saying about his neutrality in some situations, but chaotic neutral characters have absolutely NO method to their madness, no master plan. They change with their whims, and hold only themselves and their own ideals as worth while. Sheogorath is more chaotic neutral.

[@zadicuscinch2457]

On Dagon possibly becoming another Prince of Conquest/Domination if he wins: It's like when I play Mario Kart with a lot of people. I don't care about winning, I drive backwards just to take down whoever happens to be in first. Also, now that I'm thinking about it... I guess part of his sphere would almost always be an inevitable loss. Think of Oblivion: by causing a revolution, he causes the people to have hope in fighting against himself. Once the Hero of Kvatch starts on their journey, they gather more strength and give more assistance to the people the people of Cyrodiil become more hopeful, feeding back into Dagon's sphere.

[@itsclemtime2357]

I’ve been waiting for this day for months, finally. They’re talking about my boy Mehrunes! 👏

[@goro8812]

This podcast is quickly becoming my favourite

[@yoloyoloer6503]

My man Drew please make a video explaining the commentaries on the mysterium Xarxes!!!

[@michaelgrubber1135]

The perfect thing to watch while I tinker with my Skyrim mods and minmax my 86th failed playthrough

[@Haedrix]

Glad to see Drew is a fellow RATM fan. Love these episodes.

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

I love listening to you guys! Your knowledge and enthusiasm are so entertaining and enlightening! 😻👏

[@Meridiu5]

"we need mehrunes dagon to do something to speed up this process" LOL

[@StarlitSeafoam]

I'm always down for lore recaps, especially since I've never played Morrowind or Oblivion, but I also enjoy what you do now. Love metaphysics! Speaking of which, would have loved a look at Dagon's origin story from the Aldudagga; it may not be canon, but its still my fav origin for him. It makes his focus on destruction tragic and metaphysically mind boggling, since technically he would be destroying only that which he and Lorkahn stole from previous kalpas. So cool...

[@veronicanow5360]

What a fitting topic for this week's podcast

[@TheLiveactiongamer]

To the question at the end, please the more info the better! I think its safe to assume a lot of us have forgotten or just never knew as much as you 3. Plus you never know if this is someone's first time listening to Elder scrolls deep lore.

[@frostysolis]

Just got my new laptop and just downloaded elderscrolls online. Bouta listen to this podcast while I play. It’s gonna be funn!!!

[@ladyashe2467]

So if Mehrunes Dagon is the next antagonist for the eso next chapter the plot may be this - In the Second Era, an Argonian named Trouble-Finder reported coming across a cheap dagger for sale in Ebonheart. It is unknown whether this was actually the Razor, but several cultists believed it was and chased him down for it.[2] Circa 2E 582, Mehrunes' Razor had been shattered into several shards.[3] It was also seen at that time in the possession of a Bosmer woman named Gilraen, a native of Whisper Grove. The city was sacked by a servant of Dagon, Razor Master Erthas, who opened an Oblivion Gate within the city. Seeking to protect her family, Gilraen entered the Deadlands and made a pact with Dagon; she would remain in the realm as a Razor Master, and Whisper Grove would be protected from the Daedra in return. This pact allowed Gilraen to survive indefinitely in the Deadlands, where she visited her wrath upon the region known as the Knives of Discord. However, her husband Fingaenion reopened the Oblivion Gate in a failed attempt to find and rescue her. In doing so and subsequently being menaced by Daedra, he unknowingly broke the pact. After taking the Sigil Stone and sealing the Gate permanently, Gilraen was free to return home to Tamriel, still in possession of Mehrunes' Razor. from the Mehrunes' Razor lore from uesp.

[@chasebrekke6816]

Just finished a dagon follower build in skyrim absolutely pogchamp. Keep up the great work gamers.

[@gracelessheart1051]

Could you guys do a sort of a recap of lore and story in ESO? I don't play it, don't think I ever will, but I still want to know what its about.

[@midasau7944]

keep talking about everything, 3 hour podcasts lets GOOO

[@Nathlaaar]

Just noticed how close you lads are to 1 mill subs! That's epic.

[@manga925]

Imagine having the planet meld, Dagon, Mage guild and the Deadra war happening at the same time in eso. Oh yeah and dragons.

[@shalimarfox9441]

Look at those beautiful smiles! Hello guys!

[@Noah_AWICB]

That intro man, so much banter there, you guys are bloody wild haha

[@BrandonTabin]

Might be interesting if you could do a video on comparing the gods and primordial forces of TES to those of real life mythology, where they drew their inspiration, potential implications and speculation, and all that jazz. Maybe even extend it to cultures in general. Could even make it a series. I know you've delved into it in some videos, but a deep dive would be awesome and I'm sure I'm not the only one who thinks so.

[@Lazt]

Newer subscriber here. Proof that ya content iz still appreciated & relevant. Keep it up guyz👍🏽

[@Juxxize]

Wowweeeee, u guys keep our hearts alive with the fire of ES's

[@itsgiorno2311]

i love the podcasts, theyre my favorite. id love to give suggestions about what id like to hear about or things of that nature, but its difficult knowing just what to pin down what id like to learn, or have brought up. i cant even imagine the difficulties of having to make new discussions or topics from scratch to make videos on when theres only a finite amount of things to cover. I hope you guys understand how much we all appreciate the living shit out of you. ill try my best to give useful feedback as much as i can in the future

[@AR-yp8pq]

Dagon did win in TES 4 Oblivion. He achieved his goal of overthrowing the empire, and forcing the great war, and now everything is at the hight of chaos. He himself didn't take over, but literally all the changes happened between Oblivion and Skyrim.

[@leonback2007]

nice! now i got something to listen to

[@idipped2521]

Fudgemuppet know about the "Great" Reset😶

[@ludicrousfunone5705]

11:36. Just had a thought. Dagon and the oblivion crisis was successful in bringing the dawn era back. The thalmor and the tower plot that is mentioned in Skyrim. They seek to return to aetherius. That is allowing The Mundus to revolve and reset to the beginning!!!! Tearing down reality and reset the Mundus to before Nirn was created. So in a sense Dagon's plan worked. Also. A side not when the world actually does end and resets when Alduin does return. Dagon will be on his side. As it will be time to reset the Mundus. And begin a new cycle this the Calpa has completed its revolution!!!!! But of course he is only the beginning this chain of events.

[@cloudtrader]

Hi, this was fun, thank you. As for assumed knowledge: I have literally only played ESO, so my lore-knowledge is limited to that and lore videos on KZbin. So. Little details are great!

[@gamingin144p4]

Mehrunes Dagon is my favourite daedric prince

[@nasserfirelordarts6574]

You guys can talk for ad long as you want, I'd still be listening

[@thechrisjdavies82]

Mehrunes Dagon is the equivalent to a Daedra toddler, both in age and wanting to destroy everything, and do things all again.

[@caligulawellington3171]

Chaotic neutral? That sounds more like Sheogorath. I would categorise Mehrunes Dagon as chaotic evil (intentional destruction), and Molag Bal as lawful evil (dominating, corrupting).

[@simpslayer69yt59]

But Dagon would Also help people overthrow a dictater, he's more chaotic neutral

[@caligulawellington3171]

@@simpslayer69yt59 Because a dictator is lawfully evil. So it's the chaotic vs the lawful. Sure, he would overthrow the dictator, but he would burn down your farm in the process. And he would be just as likely to overthrow a democracy or the good emperor, and still burn down your farm in the process. He is a weapon of mass destruction, destroying whole cities like Kvatch, including innocent people, if giving the chance.

[@Radenshaal]

One important aspect of Dagon being a harbinger of change and in a sense more on the evil side rather than neutral is that change is antithetical to peace. So he isn't just against the powerful or ruling class in terms of revolution, but also against peaceful harmony even if there in theory could be a completely democratic utopia with no one person was necessarily more powerful than another.

[@jesaishall7453]

Feed my addiction! Since we have to wait so long for ES6. I have a feeling the Elder Scrolls team watches your videos for ideas.

[@shadowbanned1999]

Lol no.

[@McHobotheBobo]

I reckon team members regularly check out many fan creators, though just how much makes it in is hard to say

[@novusnocturnm]

Ahhh Dagon. The most perfect mix of Khorn and tzeentch. As of 2020 Dagon is my favorite daedra. Feel like we have been facing a true oblivion crisis.

[@novusnocturnm]

@@CJVS995 old lore does have some khorn psykers “shaman”. But yeah I’m terms of warp entities, he’s a walking contradiction. Made of paycher stuff but hates them. XD makes a damn good bowl of cereal though.

[@kingclouddz7999]

I just binge watched like 10 of these well playing Xbox

[@sirhenry9313]

Oh look, they're talking about the guy that made that awesome dagger!

[@SpeedeyFreaks]

Scott zero-summed ... :d regardless, great podcast, loved it! love the entire series, please keep on going as it is the only podcast I actually enjoy!

[@SilverFang2789]

Only second most evil to Molag Bal

[@rhett5058]

Perhaps, from a certain point of view

[@crandleberrysadie]

Great to wake up to yet another awesome fudgemuppet video! Thanks, guys!

[@doot1429]

That's honestly what I love about ESO. Molag Bal attempting to take over one week, then some shit in Vvardenfel, Dragons, shit in West Skyrim, stuff in Summerset. Imagine living during that time in Tamriel, you're just fucked

[@Phantomgod99]

Valenwood existed on release it's a part of the Altmeri Dominion zone quest.

[@Raphentei]

Nothing more appropriate than to listen to a podcast about the Lord of Destruction while vaccuming my appartment. :D

[@jack_corvinus]

They better start the next podcast with a bit about Scott returning from Oblivion, complete with the Skyrim summoning sound effect and everything

[@GunGun-cf3ss]

28:55 Mehrunes Dagon is actually the antagonist from Need for Speed Most Wanted

[@growler352]

Love this podcast and would love more indepeth lore like a history lesson

[@whispro4646]

one or more podcast(s) should be about conspiracy theories in or about the elder scrolls world

[@Spike2276]

A little sad that you guys didn't mention any of the Seven Fights of the Aldudagga, i know it's Kirkbride out of game stuff and just another convoluted origin story for Dagon, but it's still pretty cool and it kind of answers the "who would win Alduin vs Dagon" question

[@Vahmung]

So for the Podcasts I would prefer more of the metaphysical discussions. The lore videos you make tell me about the overall knowledge and obscure knowledge regarding these topics. I would like to hear more of your thoughts and theories with the Podcasts. Speaking of the Podcasts, please make one about the Battlespire now that you mentioned it in this one. I actually never played it. I would also love a lore video on Jagar Tharn.

[@swagifulcraig947]

Y’all should do a modded build for a specific Dunmer house; the bonemold expanded mod would provide some great role playing potential

[@alexstout8888]

If they remastered Oblivion this year I'd feel so bad for the Skyblivion team ahahah

[@jyggalagthedaedricprinceof8459]

He is boring compared to me. He couldn't even beat a guy with a magic amulet who turned him into a mythical dragon thingy... That's nothing compared to what I can do.

[@ASNS117Zero]

You mean turn into a crazy person? :D

[@jyggalagthedaedricprinceof8459]

@@ASNS117Zero WHAT! no... I am the world's greatest biscuit maker.

[@FjreHazard]

Jyggalag, the bipolar prince.

[@jyggalagthedaedricprinceof8459]

@@FjreHazard NO! I CAN MAKE TRILLIONS OF BISCUITS

[@FjreHazard]

@@jyggalagthedaedricprinceof8459 But Sheogorath holds all the cheese...

[@NikkiHash]

I have been going through and watching all your guys podcasts and shorter videos

[@mattrek9738]

Does Dagon want to undo himself as well?

[@LeonM4c]

My favorite Elder Scrolls bois and my favorite Daedric Prince

[@Draethar]

What if you need to sacrifice parts of yourself physically using the razor to overcome your oppressors using the combination of the razor and the book?

[@g.colvin2211]

I’m disappointed there was no mention of the Seven Fights; good video either way.

[@LeonM4c]

I know ES IV: Oblivion like the back of my hand, but I'll EAT UP any Oblivion content ya'll make 🖤🌟🌀⚔

[@ethanbest9110]

Mehrunes Dagon wins, immediately starts punching himself in the stomach.

[@hollandmayberry1927]

Can you please do a video on what happened to Jyggalag after the Hero of Kvatch took over as Sheogorath? I'm am sort of curious and thought maybe he could return as a threat somehow.

[@hollandmayberry1927]

Also if you do decide to do this video can you please see/ discuss if he was ever mentioned in previous games and if there are hints as to his return?

[@vittxrio5198]

@@hollandmayberry1927 this is interesting yes please. Makes me wonder why Bethesda haven't touch Jyggalag after the events in Oblivion's Shivering Isles. Wasn't technically the Hero of Kvatch break the curse by taking the mantle thus releasing the true Jygallag? And even if they destroyed him in the process he would still be there as he was a Deadra not a mortal. Not to mention, Jyg is the feared Deadra as he was immensely powerful in his peak (weakest during the events of Grey March as it was meant to be a reoccurring mockery and curse of his former glory). It would be a waste if they just left us hanging with his lore

[@forthegnomes6342]

Can you make a vanilla dawnguard mage build? I would really appreciate it.

[@thenewwaydevil]

Also fellas make a black no zip hoodie with the oridinator on it and I'd cop it

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Mehrunes Dagon is one of my least favorite Daedric Princes. My favorite is Azura, then Sheogorath, then Sanguine, then Hircine, then Molag Bal, then Meridia, then Malocath, then Hermeus Mora, then Sithis, then Clavicus Vile, then Peryite, after those ones then Mehrunes Dagon, then Jyggalag, then the rest. The very worst are: Nocturnal, Namira, Boethiah, Mephala, Vaermina!!! Also with ES6 and the Thalmor if you do call upon some Daedra to defeat them I would call on Molag Bal, Hircine, and Sheogorath. Though if included the Dragonborn; imagine your character leads a mixed army of whatever side in Civil War you chose, Seekers from Hermeus Mora's realm, either the Dawnguard or Valkihar Vampires depending on which side you chose, Paarthunaax as General of Dragon Army, Werewolves or the Companions(depending on if cured the companions or not), the College of Winterhold, and the Redguards to Summerset Isle. Your massive army destroys the Thalmor, frees the Khajit, frees the Bosmer, and helps the Dunmer.

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The Hero of Kvatch as Sheogorath running into Mehrunes Dagon while they are both messing with Mundus- Sooo, this is awkward.