The TRUTH about Mehrunes Dagon - From the Bowels of Lyg Comes Hope - Elder Scrolls Lore
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In our latest Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video we delve the into the Daedric Prince, Mehrunes Dagon.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series, following The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 11, 2011.
The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim. Over the course of the game, the player completes quests and develops the character by improving skills. The game continues the open world tradition of its predecessors by allowing the player to travel anywhere in the game world at any time, and to ignore or postpone the main storyline indefinitely.
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i love this channel. it's not just repeating game lore, y'all actually get INTO it. deeper meanings, deeper philosophy, filling in gaps or building on ideas. every video is a new and exciting way to experience these games.
@Cato the Elder So is "canon"
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Same deal guys an engineer and goes full scale analytical
Yes!!
In TES6 there needs to be a bard called Totonius who sings the ballad “I blessed the rains down in Argonia”
It seems likely that Mehrunes Dagon was partially inspired by the Hindu goddess Kali.
Yeah it would make sense, since both have a lot to do with change and destruction.
Seems somewhat inspired by Lucifer as well considering he represents rebellion.
Arms and all
Boethiah: Prince of plots, turns people against each other, sows seeds of paranoia and chaos, creates whispers of betrayal and ma...
Mehrunes Dagon: *BOOM!*
Yeah, that's exactly like them.
“How can a lowly plant ever hope for a fair share, when the weed controls all the wealth, all the military power, all the influence?”
*USSR anthem intensifies in Daedric*
Valley Forge, The American Revolution.
Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so celestial an article as FREEDOM should not be highly rated. Britain, with an army to enforce her tyranny, has declared that she has a right (not only to TAX) but "to BIND us in ALL CASES WHATSOEVER" and if being bound in that manner, is not slavery, then is there not such a thing as slavery upon earth.
-Thomas Paine, The Crisis 1776
Jyggalag DESTROYS Mehrunes Dagon with ORDER and LOGIC
@@zeche8477 Jyggalag is just ben shapiro in deadric form
Kyster Sweats , order doesn’t care about your feelings
Kyster Sweats no, not at all, that idiot spawts BS but just says it real fast to sound smart, thats a fraud right there
so he really did win in Oblivion he killed the line of the septims just as he intend. Martins sacrifice was all for naught for he fell right into Dagon's hands by sacrificing himself.
the long con
Pretty much he caused Martian to become the new physical body for the dragon god of time meaning that akatosh is now more inclined to side with humans instead of the high elves
Not really lol. His main goal was to merge the realm of Nirn with his realm in Oblivion. You make it sound like his main goal was to destroy the line of Septims and that was it. Destroying the line of Septims was required for the merging of Oblivion with Nirn which is what Dagon really wanted.
I don't know but I think that Lyg was a sister world to Nirn, and by the birth of Dagon, it was transformed into his real of Oblivion, the world we enter in TES4 through fiery gates.
“Even Dagon himself is the very image of brutality”? That title belongs to the prince of BRUTALITY lord molag bal.
Bal is all about drawing out the pain, Cruelty. Not purely cutting them down and being done with it, brutality.
The word Dreugh is pronounced as 'Druck', not as 'Dreg'.
You can hear the correct pronunciation in the Oblivion game.
I’m not sure the pronunciations in oblivion should be taken as a guide, unless everyone in Skyrim’s pronouncing Falkri-ath wrong.
@@rationalroundhead6739
Well, in the Real World, there are regional dialects and different accents.
Bethesda did do some work to give the inhabitants of Skyrim a more convincing semi-Scandinavian accent, and the Khajiit and Dunmer have relatively distinct ways of speaking.
So, perhaps one could argue that the "Druck" pronunciation is more of a regional Colovian affectation. However, we are also told that in that area, the Dreugh are commonly called 'Billies', although no one seems to remember why.
They also say "dumner" in oblivion though
@@cryingcrane8173
I don't remember that, but I also don't doubt it, as I was often perplexed at the double spelling of Vaermina vs Vaernima in Oblivion. :P
Whether he's good or evil, that razor of his is my favorite so I'll worship him until a better dagger arrives lol.
We need Mehrunes Dagon more than ever today.
Change. Energy. Hope.
Excellent.
The dawn is breaking
Greet the new day
Welcome brother.
I have a question Fudge. If I want to kill a Daedric Prince like Mehrunes Dagon and somehow after killing him, what will happen? Will nothing happen or will I absorb his power thus making me the next Prince of Destruction? What do you think?
They are immortal. The best you can do is banish them to oblivion, where they will regain strength and come back.
@@aviniciussouza100 it's said that mehrunes has an actual name. Uttering that name will pull his energy out of him. maybe thatll kill him
TIL Dagon is actually the good guy prince
Sounds like we need a little Mehrunes Dagon in the real world too
Are the mysterium xarces and the ogma infinium related?
Dagon is probably my favorite prince.
14:00 I'll bless the rains down in Argoniaaaaaaa
This one was Especially well made, even for your standards.
Thank goodness Tamriel contracted Lygma
Shouldn't the Leaper Demon King fit somewhere in this story ?
Yes, that story was my understanding of his origin. I was coming to post something similar myself.
You guys need to talk about killing the deadra it can be done but only in their own realms. If you kill their aspect in the mortal world like Martin did with Dagon it will take them centuries to re manifest
Actually, even then it's not permanent as we actually get to see during the Greymarch arc of Oblivion's Shivering Isles expansion.
They will still come back eventually.
daedric prince of revolution and change: Karl Mar- i mean Mehrunes Dagon.
So he's a god of equality and destroying heirachy?
Don't see an issue with that. I mean we're shown him being evil and bad all the time but if they just built a better system, he'd stop destroying heirachy.
Can't kill a king when there isn't one.
Mehrunes dagon is like a reversed Pandora's box
Rather than finding hope amidst all of the destruction. You find destruction amidst the hope.
The crazy thing i found out about Mehrunes Dagon is that he may not always have been a wicked being. It is suggested that Alduin put a curse of wrath upon him for trying to prevent him from traversing the planes to devour the souls of the living and the dead. It's possible Mehrunes Dagon was at one point more honorable and restrained, possibly even somewhat benign.
I blessed the rains down in Blackmarsh?
I heard that reference
Damn it.. you beat me to it lol
Dammit I'm late
Hammerfell
I vote for top comment.
The Dawn Era is the Godhead taking Ambien before bed
No its the godhead on acid
@@daruphir having experience with both, I’m gonna have to side with the ambien theory
@@fellowshipofthemoonsyt5160 I am now that I don’t take ambien XD
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@Clay Johnathan Instablaster ;)
Dagon is the embodiment of the Mandate of Heaven. If you rule poorly, Dagon gets more power, and then you’re screwed.
That's actually how reality works too. Once a system becomes corrupt it's nearly impossible to purify without burning it down.
hoodaticus Okay commie
@@baronofbahlingen9662 Thomas Jefferson, actually.
@@baronofbahlingen9662
> Disagree with someone
> Call them a Commie
> They were citing Thomas Jefferson
Oof XD
@@edim108and now their comments are gone lol
I've always like the Khajitii view; Dagon is a kitten. He caused chaos and sometimes destruction because it is his nature, but you cannot punish him for that
Nature doesn't have a goal nor true sentience so her actions are not really "of her doing", she just exists that way.
Dragon is salient and has a clear direction to his goal, whatever it ends up to be. He is responsible for his deeds and thus legitimately punishable.
@@feihceht656 also incorrect.
As sotha sil put it "we are all of us bound by our natures"
Aswell as "he wishes to be all things at all times but in the end he can only be vivec"
Mortals are no more free from their nature than the daedra maybe even less so
I can change the fact that oppression disgusts me to my core no more than dagon can.
The only difference is that the gods know their nature's and express them to the world.
@@feihceht656 incorrect, Daedra Prince are literally just mean "Those who did not participate in the process of creation" a.k.a not our ancestors
@@feihceht656 _*voluntarily_ stop being mad
Had to be done
@@Krell-ef7rfwhen jygalagg was split the world pretty much lost its god of order and mehrunes took it… almost it’s split through him and peryite and herma mora when gods work to destroy another they take his planes of oblivion and his reasonings and purpose
Imagine how many buckets that book made when it burned
Filthy Fish they could use those buckets to put out the fire
dagon: ive come to save you!
mortals: hurray!
dagon: from YOURSELVES!
he has always been THE daedric prince since oblivion, great video!
Azura, Dagon, and Sheogorath have always been the princes with a lot more going on. Sadly for Dagon, I think he got upstaged in Oblivion because of the Shivering Isles DLC.
Oh boy! It’s mehrunes Dagon! Oh shit it’s mehrunes Dagon!
So we have all seen Hellsing Ultimate Abridged.
Dagon wanted to create a Democracy, but the mortals kept creating Kingdoms, so he kept invading mundus to repair their mistake. Obviously.
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We need Oblivion Special Edition.
Preaching to the choir on that one.
Yes
Jude Salaga check out “Skyblivion” :)
There’s Game of the Year edition...
Have you heard of -The high elves- Skyblivion?
"...After all, what have the Aedra done for you? Life and death? Linear time? Love and prosperity? Pft! What about some good old anarchy?"
Or an endless supply of perfectly aged *_CHEESE_*
LORD JYGGALAG WILL RISE AGAIN!!!
@@tingtimson1281 Jyagglags' obsessive and impossible interpretation of order was always doomed to Madness. Peryite is the only actual Daedric prince of order, for Peryite's interpretation is grounded in pragmatism, balance, and finding order in chaos and not by an insane obsession with maintaining a state of total order through the destruction of chaos which Jyagglag followed which the other Daedra exploited to create Sheogorath.
Pappa Dagon is a garbage collector, cleans the fetid corrupted mess of mortals. But sometimes Pappa Dagon accidentally crushes the innocent in his Trash compactor
Something tells me it's anything but "accidental".
ALL HAIL PAPA DAGON
@@FireTalon24 "collateral" described this better
uncle sheo will forever be my favorite
no one is truly innocent !!!
4 minute long intro? What is this, a Metallica song? 😂❤️❤️
Nah iron maiden...
cameron barnes more like a tool song
I choose to believe that mehrunes dagon COULD have been a god of hope and good but as he was released from the depths of lig he looked apon the world and saw only fire and chaos and destruction. so that is what he became to rival the cold tyranny a firey revolution. I only think this because of the quote "at the heart of every cynic is a disappointed optimist."
Sadly I think you have hit the nail right on the head. Well said, friend, well said. 😔
Good theory. But the reality is that Alduin may have had a role to play for how Mehrunes Dagon is now. Cursed for trying to stop Alduin from devouring the souls of the living and dead.
Now I'm wondering if Dagon influenced Ulfric in any way...
Probably
Dagon influenced indirectly everything that happens in Skyrim. He ended the Septim bloodline, making the Empire slowy fall apart. All the mess his invasion caused across Tamriel were the perfect opportunity for the Thalmor to take over and start the Great War that eventually leads to everything we already know from Skyrim.
It’s possible as even if he can’t enter the realm he can still speak to people
Possibly, but ulfric still wants to be king (by force).
Then again if theres no kings, theres no Dagon... So it's not unlikely.
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hear! hear!
Nah, the proper beverage is tea. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN!
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Liberté, égalité, fraternité, ou la mort! Long live the Dagon, God of Revolution!
And Zamorak too
13:46 I bless the rains down in Aaargoniaa
I came to the comments to look for this comment. Thank you.
Finally! This is finally a video! I've been waiting eras for something this *REVOLUTIONARY*
By The Divines a ❤ !
*Dibella and Mara are in my favor!*
*sees thumbnail*
Mehrunes Dagon: Daedric Prince of Lifting
"Y'all mind if I praise Lord Dagon?"
*DO YOU WANT A REVOLUTION?*
*DO YOU WANT A REVOLUTION?!*
roadhouse699 YEAH!
Lord jyggalag will rise again!!!
@@tingtimson1281 NO! the mad god should never rise again!
@@cjhott7237 order will claim you!
@@tingtimson1281 CHAOS SHALL REIGN FOR ALL TIME!
If one translates the daedric script for “Mehrunes Dagon” to English they get Karl Marx.
No Gods, No Princes, No master
Yes, like I commented: "Mehrunes Dagon, the god of communists. "
Does Mehrunes Dagon believe in the labor theory of value?
@@seneca983 He believes in killing ANYBODY with power so basically he's more anarchist that communist
Capitalism sure does has it problems. That's for sure. It is FAR from perfect. As seen in the incredibly powerful corporations that exist this day.
Mehrunes Dagon is one of the most intresting Daedric Princes. Mankar's writings are debatable though.
Mankar Cameron was a madman, who descended from a line of anarchists. He was not in touch with reality and it showed in his choices of dialogue. He easily mixes up Princes and their spheres, spouts his conclusions reached through no logical paths, and cares not for the consequences of his acts as long as the outcome suits him. So his writings are just the ramblings of an insane narcissist and copies of the books would probably have a special shrine dedicated to them in the Shivering Isles.
@@akatoshslayer7599 He's the Julian Assange of the Aurbis.
@@akatoshslayer7599 You are right.
*Dagon enters world*
Imperial soldier: Uncool man
Why dagon did you put a bucket in your book?
Do you ever plan to make a video on the augur of dunlain?
Camelworks just came out with a 3 hour long video about him!
good video. your comments of perspective reminds me of the line from jurassic world: to a canary, a cat is a monster. we just got used to being the cat.
why is skyrim lore so relaxing
Because Elder Scrolls are blindingly relaxing...
Because it's lore is deep and mystical. I just didn't think anyone else thought so as well.
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I wouldn't say skyrim lore. I woulda said elder scrolls as a whole. The oblivion crisis had nothing to do with skyrim. Skyrim was afterwards.
First, elder scrolls. Second, I think it's the music.
These were the days of Hoag the Greater, born in a boot...[Long after] the two bells [of the All-Maker's Goat] rang out their clamouring, calling the end of days again in Sarthaal and the world, and Alduin's shadow was cast like carpetflame on east, west, south, and north...[he was] epoch eater. For as far as any man's eyes, only High Hrothgaar remained above the churning coils of dragon stop.
And Alduin said, "Ho ha ho."
But, look! Seven more mountains remained through Mereth like Hrothgaar and the Leaper Devil King (a kindly leaper demon, to be sure, but their king) jumped across the nilphony swirl. He came to Alduin (who always eats Nords first) and said, "Wait, wait, wait! Wait! It is not time to destroy the world yet!"
To which Alduin roared and laughed and said, "King of Leapers, you always bounce up to me around this time (for you are one of the only spirits that can last til my last bite) and shout, 'Wait!', but I never do and I will not now. Leap up to Hrothgaar's top and wait awhile longer in little dignity. The two bells have went 'Gong! Gong!' and that means the kalpa has turned."
The Leaper Demon King knew all this was true but still he said, "Wait, first and last of spirits, the kalpa-turning is brought too soon and I can prove it! Look over there on top of Red Mountain. See the Greedy Man waving his arms?"
Alduin swallowed more of Mereth (this was the destruction of Njorvela and Teed County) and looked over. Indeed the Greedy Man was waving his arms as if to tell the time-eating dragon to stop. Alduin snorted gruffly (a few farms shot out of his nose but he caught them with his tongue and pulled them back into his mouth, for he eats it all) and said, "And the Greedy Man always waves his arms about around this time as if to stop me just like you. It is almost as if you two work together to delay me. Is that what this is? Is some other low spirit hiding portions of the world while you two do this thing? Is this why the kalpa-feast always takes a little longer than it did the previous time?"
And then Alduin looked hard into the eyes of both the Greedy Man (far away) and the Leaper Demon King (close up), one of them for each eye of his own, and he knew it was so. These two spirits gulped big, and were caught.
"Oh crap," the Greedy Man said, "He knows my bargain with the king of leapers, I'd better hide under my mountain!" but he thought and said all this too fast and, without thinking, hid under his mountain even though its base had already been eaten and so it wasn't all still there. (This is how the Greedy Man became trapped both in and outside of kalpas.)
"Oh crap," said the Leaper Demon King, "You have found us out, World-Eater! Yes, just after the two bells of the All-Maker's Goat sound the Greedy Man and I and our servants hoard bits and bobs of the world so you can't eat it all. And when the world comes back we sort of just stick these portions back on and so that's why it is all bigger and bigger for you to eat each time. But it wasn't my idea! The Greedy Man hates you so much and it was his idea to finally trap you one kalpa when it was all much too big and so you would explode out from your belly and die so that the world would never have to die again!"
Alduin (whose stomach was hurting because it was a little too stretched, which had never happened before, and now he knew why) grew furiously angry and boomed out, "You stupid little f*cker, do you even know what would HAPPEN if that happened, my dying and being unable to eat and the kalpa left to run forever? Why do I even ask, you who are a little low spirit whose only real power is jumping around? It is the Greedy Man I should really be mad at!"
And the Leaper Demon King saw a possible way out of this mess for himself but he nodded too eagerly, saying "Yes, yes, yes! Yes!" and the dragon knew that any mercy he might give to this little demon would not result in any true learning. So he cursed the king of the leapers, calling him Dagon, saying:
"The Greedy Man has already f*cked himself up good, hiding inside something that didn't exist anymore, but you: you I curse right here and right now! I take away your ability to jump and jump and jump and doom you to [the void] where you will not be able to leave except for auspicious days long between one and another and even so only through hard, hard work. And it will be this way, my little corner cutter, until you have destroyed all that in the world which you have stolen from earlier kalpas, which is to say probably never at all!"
There was a time in the realm of Oblivion where Drew the Daedrologist had his own land of solace, but Dagon ultimately kicked him out. 1 like = 1 home for Drew.
No. Go away with your like-begging bull.
@@crpineo So you're intentionally denying Drew a peaceful abode? Smh
@@thexith so you're deliberately insisting that they don't already have one, or that you simply liking your own comment would have sufficed for such a thing? Too many likes, and there wouldn't be anywhere for anybody else to live at all, it'd be a real covered millimeter by millimeter by "peaceful abodes"
Also, how rude of you to assume they can't take care of themselves
:P
@@crpineo Yes
@@thexith then you are far more rude and condescending to him than I
Summary of Dagon - Those who don’t want change are either in charge telling subordinates they’re in a great place, or are too weak to rise up and fight for themselves and therefore should be purged along with the nobles.
Dagon is Tzeentch?
Sérgio Vieira yes, but with less keikakku and more WRYYYYYYYYY
Kulaks get the gulags
The idea of Daedric Princes not being Et Ada is always interesting, it could mean that maybe a new one can come around at any time, I hope Jyggylag becomes more prominent in the franchise some day
It is possible there are many more than the ones currently known. These 17 might just be the ones who care about meddling overtly in mortal affairs.
Omg, Dagon is like a merge of Tzeench and Khorne from Warhammer.
Wait hold up. Not quite. There’s a lot of daedra that share qualities with the Choas gods. Molag Bal I feel like would be a better mix of the two, and possibly a bit of slaanesh and Nurgle.
What I like about the Daedra is that all have their own personality. To which the chaos gods lack at times.
While what I like about the CG is that they represent unbridled chaos perfectly.
Dagon would be much more predictable than the Chaos Gods.
Or Zamorak from the lore writing of Runescape 3? He had a cult similar to Dagon did with the Mythic Dawn in the Third Age that ran 'The Star Lodge'.
This is an interesting theory/info- video on Dagon. But even though I myself may not be in position to speak this, as I do not know much about Dagon, I still personally feel like linking him to "hope" and "liberation" is a bit far stretched. Sure, his followers, like the Mythic Dawn may see it like that, plus that it's also interesting how Dagon is also related to natural destruction. And yes, in the natural disasters destruction-sense, he does seem less evil as they say that from flames and destruction life is born anew.
But then again, in all those times I remember venturing into Dagons Oblivion planes, I saw no hope or new life to follow in such destruction, plus all of the suffering of creatures and mortals that could never ever be justified. Sure. natural destructions are like this too, but the the difference between natural destructions and Dagon is that Dagon does this deliberately. He deliberately destroys because he wants to take over Tamriel, maybe destroying to create something new? But then the next question would be, would that new Tamriel be the new hopeful place for every living creature on Tamriel? Sure, destroying corrupted authorities seems sorta well and good, but from all of my playithroughs of Oblivion, I never saw the Emperor (whom then had to be murdered) to be corrupted as he seemed quite kind and wise. Or where there other authorities around him who had the real power and reign? Or was the Septim family murdered just because of their Dragon Blood which kept Oblivion gates from connecting to Tamriel? No matter, it just seems like such a shame, and all the suffering to so many innocent ones... So much for that new hope and paradise of Dagons...
Maybe I am going too deeply into this, but what I like about your videos is that (as many others in the comments has already said) they open up for deep discussions about the ES-lore like this.
Burn everything to ashes so it can be reborn, like a phoenix.
And Dagon is not Molag Bal, he doesn't want to "take over" for the sake of it.
So, Dagon wants us to seize the means of production?
(And then have those means seized again?)
@Maintenance Renegade "People I don't agree with are literally the devil. I am very smart."
- You -
@Maintenance Renegade no-jokes-allowed-police? Was your comment an attempt at a joke? Watch out, Jim Jefferies and Dave Chapelle, this guy is coming for your jobs.
@Maintenance Renegade Oh the point is quite simple, and it's that your initial comment was just incredibly dumb.
@Maintenance Renegade Neither have you, so I don't really feel the need. What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence, and all that. Seems like the cookiecutter, cheap stab at the SJW strawman.
@Maintenance Renegade All right then, all rightwingers are either incels or sexual predators. See, now I'm on your level.
What if mehrunes dagon was the one who told that guy to get the emperor assassinated.
I think that's more Mephala's schtick.
@@zeche8477 that's why he did it, see?
@Dickgirl Nationalist Elves have shown throughout Tamrielic history that they never really grow out of being racist genocidal sociopaths with an unhealthy obsession of fucking touching shit from the dawn of creation that should be, under no circumstance, ever fucked with.
Even as far into the timeline in the 4th era we see the Thalmor attempting to follow the path of the Snow elves and achieve immortality through the Eye of Magnus.
Granted, this is mostly just a Dunmer, Altmer, Aylied, and Dwemer thing, the Bosmer are the only race of elves that kinda figured out how to chill the fuck out, and apparently the secret to living chill is by living in trees and following a strict Keto diet.
@@ItSkramztime If you ask me, the Bosmer are the most sensible of the elves. Even their more controversial custums make sense with all things considered. People trash the Humans - especially Nords for their racism but its the races of Elves who've shown the most treachery and genocidal tendencies throughout history.
yeah i remember oblivion, i loved going through the portals to the relm of hel.....hope! and those dramora that stormed the city drenching the streets in blood were so full of hope it truly inspired me.
hope
/hōp/
noun
1.
a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.
"he looked through her belongings in the hope of coming across some information"
synonyms: aspiration, desire, wish, expectation, ambition, aim, plan, dream, daydream, pipe dream; More
2.
ARCHAIC
a feeling of trust.
yup......daygon, killer of mortals ruler of oblivion beacon of hope
A hand touches the beacon.
Well, it's not like he can summon his self into Mundus. So the very fact that he has appeared means someone somewhere hoped for his particular type of change.
The cultists were the hopeful ones
I kept the Mehrunes Razor with me throught Skyrim because I really liked it and because during my first playthrough the Mythic Dawn quest didn't appear because of a bug.
Based on their spheres molag bal and mehrunes dagon must despise each other. I need fanart of this!
Bal is the cruelty and oppression that make revolutions. Dagon is revolution and the hope that it can succeed. Dagon’s sphere is often the downfall of those who practice Molag Bal’s
God, this takes me back to the game that started it all for me. Thanks for the journey down memory lane, Scott and Michael!
Why Meridia why? Why did you and the others meddle with this thing even you did not understand? You tried to create something good and screwed up.
sheogorath the Prince of Madness well technically they didn't screw up they just didn't realise the destructive power of hope
@@trollloool1307 They opened up Pandora's box. Magnus should have known better. Then again he and the others had been tricked inyo creating nirn so it's not like they are as all knowing as originally thought.
sheogorath the Prince of Madness Dagon is a necessary evil in the world
@@trollloool1307 I understand one way or another what he represents was going to become a reality. These gods are reflections of human wants needs desires and sins.
Was watching a fudge Muppet vid patiently waiting for this vid thank u fudge Muppet
They need to remaster oblivion
I find it highly unlikely that Dagon, being the incarnation of Change, did not purposefully cause the end of the Cyrodiilic Empire in some way or another.
I wonder if he uses two bars on the bench press or just switches between pairs of arms
Dagon is communist, confirmed
Dagon Is libertarian Anarchist.
United States needed Mehrunes Dagon for lets say... 60 years, maybe 100? All of our branches of government are just getting worse.
it goes a bit past 100 sadly but better late than never eh?
No. Never.
Mehrunes Dagon or Zamorak
Mehrunes Dagon is the Necessary Evil.
I just care for his dagger.
I got two of 'em for duel wielding. : D
Same
Hope..."you keep using that word...I don't think it means what you think it means"
Divayth Fyr only ever dealed with two Daedra, Mehrunes Dagon and Azura.
Luke Price Great bit of info!
Sorry, I've watched too much NicoB, I just keep hearing a chant of *_"BAGELS!"_* in the background
I doubt I would ever get a response but who knows. Do you have any background in theatre or something similar? Your videos remind me of someone reading Shakespeare of something
Weiss & Benioff (working into season 8 of GoT): I don’t know Mehrunes, we’re trying to make Daenerys morally incorruptible, or at least rationale to listen to council
Mehrunes: Huh? Noooo... no one should sit on the throne. Make her burn down King’s Landing or something and then have her lover nephew kill her 🤣
D&D: Is that really a good idea? I feel like our viewers would really hate that?
Mehrunes: Hey, unrelated, what’s your thoughts on writing Star Wars
D&D: wait... are you telling us to do this so we’ll be dethroned of one of the most successful shows of all time
Mehrunes: You think you can introduce me to the Duffer Brothers?
Man this place sure could use some hope...
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Let’s make a fucking four armed demon king that likes to fuck shit up.
-the Magna Ge
Woah. This deadra seems so cool. Bethesda should make a game that revolves around an invasion of Meh'runes Dagon on Tamriel. That would be cool.
Oblivion says hello.
I sense that the sarcasm is strong with this one.
"...as common as the rains down in Argonia." I spit out my drink. Well done!
The Leaper Demon King. Humiliated by the Devourer and cursed with the name Dagon.
Mehrunes Dagon is my favorite of the Daedric Princes.
What happened to the Witcher 3 vids they were great
The elder scrolls could make such an amazing cinematic universe 😂
Ummm Lord Dagon we could use some destructive liberation right about now.
Mehrunes Dagon = Shrek + 100 bags of radioactive Hot Cheetos
Daedric Prince of Destruction, Revolution & Ambition.
I dont like the idea of him being created by magna ge. He should be considered as one of the et ada :(.
And I also dont believe it because Camorans and Vivecs writings are not the most trustworthy sources
Why don't you like that idea? I like it because it expands the character of the Magna Ge. It says that they looked at the world they helped create, realized it was flawed, and tried to help in what was ultimately an exercise in vanity
@@ShakBalloonShack sure, the story is pretty cool.
But I like the princes as powerful beings from before creation.
But more and more become something else. Meridia is a Magna ge, malacath an aedra, bal a dreugh king, mora is ideas from creation and dagon is a creation of the magna ge. Blaaah blah.
(Ok meridia and malacaths stories are awesome... they're just to support my argument 💁🏻♀️
@@Pakshee_C I havent heard of the molar bap being a dreugh 1 where did u see that?
@@Lekj2504 sermon 28 says that he was once their chief and somewhere (dont remember where 😕) i read that he became the daedric prince after that. Through chim or something and then he taught chim to vivec.
Maybe i read it in the mysterious land of fan fictions that is the imperial library 🤷♀️
@@Pakshee_C oh ok
You cannot escape the master's vigilance!
I got two ideas for your next Things we want in Elder Scrolls 6 video. And you will be doing one.
1. How would you improve/change/overhaul the races unique abilities/powers and resistance.
2.I don't know if you done this one our something like it already but if there is small city or town destroyed like Kvatch/Helgan that mild or late game you could become the lord mayor, Governor or whatever fancy title you like.And rebuilt it over time rather like the Hearthfire DLC than say Fallout 4 settlement system.
Mehrunes Dagon above all other Dadric princes resonates with the real world, I think. His sphere of influence mirrors much of the Nineteenth and Twentieth century particularly. If he were real he'd have been behind so many events we see as pivotal to the shaping of the world today. Tell me the Regine of Terror doesn't have his claws all over it. The rise of the Bolsheviks in Russia or the Haitian Revolution. Events of liberation and astonishing bloodshed.
The other princes have their place of course. But few capture our interest like Dagon's works.
Very interesting take on Dagon! Was a little disappointed you didn't go into the Leaper Demon King though.
Drew strikes again
Who is your favourite Deadric Prince?
Nurgle
Nazeem i bet
Mephala her ebony blade was my main weapon on my first play though
Uncle Sanguine
Might be the cliche choice, but Sheogorath. He actually gives a damn about his followers to the point he gives them homes, jobs, etc within his realm.
Remember. Alduin created Mehrunes Dagon
Maybe a video about ogres and goblins and why they don't appear in Skyrim?
Are they not just regional races, like the Minotaur? I just figured they had never migrated that far north.
Was I the only one who liked oblivion a little more bc of the more magical and fantasy feeling it was?
3:25 this xivilai's moonwalk needs a lot more practice lol
So who truly is the bad guy in oblivion. The empire or dagon. An interesting question indeed.
Depends purely on one's point of view. That's the point of this series. It ain't Tolkien.
so wait. Dagon is... technically good? like his goal atleast, the day he isnt needed is the day everyone lives as equals
Hum, no. You can view Dagon like element "fire". Fire can be very helpful, protecting you against the cold and the dark. But, if you are not careful, it can also grows and consumes everything around, including you.
Wow what an interesting plot twist, not sure everyone will get it though.