HAHAHAHAH Comment of the month hands down

And your right I think it’s a quote the void is always hungry for souls

Couldn't you destroy the night mother's remains?

@@AxisChurchDevotee maybe? i mean it's a spirit and the preservation of her corpse might just be a religious ritual thing not really necessary for her to be able to contact living things

@@goranpersson7726in oblivion she was a ghost so idk if the corpse is much more than a symbol

@@connorbarton4308no her corpse is needed

Hammerfell? As far as I'm concerned TES 6 location is not confirmed at all...

@@pcpolice2518 in the star field announcement or trailer I don’t remember which, there was a shape that looked like the outline of hammerfell but it’s mostly speculative.

You have invoked the Wrath of Sithis... enjoy

no horse for u

I actually kind of hope that the dark brotherhood is wiped out forever. I'd much rather work for the Penitus Oculatus in the next TES game. It's not really touched upon in Skyrim, but the Penitus Oculatus is actually much more secretive and dangerous than the Blades were, and people in the Legion refer to them as "spectres" in the two elder scrolls novels by Greg Keyes. The Penitus Oculatus do a lot of things, including assassinations and stealing.

@@finmetalwarrior that would be cool but arent they choosen as children? Well you could join as a member of the empire after some quests

@@shadow.dx2.095 as far as I know the lore doesn't actually say that they're chosen as children, but that they have informants in city guards etc. who recommend "young and bright" individuals to the recruiters, and that they have different specializations, secret libraries etc. and are required to get through tests that prove they're willing to dirty their hands for the emperor before they're fully accepted into the order. And they're also technically not loyal to the empire, but rather to the emperor personally.

Clockwork city is still in the works. I planned to do it a long while ago but then my phone broke and my screenshots were lost. Im gonna do it again somewhere later this year.

I think its probably somewhere in between. the night mother chooses someone and from there that person's destiny is shaped by the night mother or something like that

I dont think the last Dragonborn is the Listener in canon. Its someone else at roughly the same time as the Last Dragonborn and Alduins return

Plz, make a video on my question if u want. I'm pretty sure plenty of people would want to know the answer.

I am not sure i am the right person to answer the question as my expertise is not in the metaphysical realm of lore. Butttt from what I understood (of secondary sources/people who know what they are talking about) it should be possible to destroy a deadric prince (not just kill, but destroy) and in that process it should be possible to somehow harness the power/divine energie of the prince. But I have no idea personally as to how one should go about that

You can't kill a daedric prince. You can hurt them, you can steal their power (parts of it at least, like happened to Clavicus Vile when a witch made him a sword that stole a part of his power and turned it into a being called Umbra), but Daedric princes are immortal. If you destroy their physical body, they just reappear within their own realm. Similarly it is impossible to actually kill lesser daedra like Dremora or even scamps, as their essence travels back to oblivion and eventually reforms and they are reborn. For the lesser daedra it might take centuries or even millennia, but for the princes they pretty much appear back there within moments, or maybe days or weeks if something truly caused them a massive blow.

@@finmetalwarriorso correct me if I’m wrong about any of this, but in oblivion it is stated that nirn was to be lorkhans plane of oblivion, which makes sense with all the turmoil, but my point is didn’t the Dwemer beam themselves out of existence by mantling lorkhans heart, and the tribunal and dagoth ur mantled the heart of lorkhan to become demigods, certainly immortals. On top of that I believe talos using the voice could be considered mantling eventually leading to godhood, as the voice was a gift from kynareth, who was aedra, so by using her power he led a massive campaign until his throat was slit. I’d also argue that Martin mantled akatosh to defeat mehrunes Dagon, I believe that mantling steals the aedra or daedras power but ultimately they can only be banished

nazir also survives

Nasir also survives as does the Nightmother and Cicero if you don't kill him

@@mountainaccident2001 @Jon Doe I was talking about if you chose to play the Eliminate The Dark Brotherhood option, where you never join

@@glprime2814 If you choose to raid them, Babette is not in the Sanctuary, but neither is Cicero (since he wouldn't have arrived yet).

Not exactly destroyed just fallen very badly

@@ImperialKnowledge thanks

@@ImperialKnowledge also another question if the emperor dies who succeeded him?

@@Samthebritishgent We don't really know but I made a video about it a while ago discussing some of my theories kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kMCHm5WIt92sl2w.html

@@ImperialKnowledge ok

Unfair advantage hahah

A shame you’re not first to comment on the discord