Mora was disappointing. I ended up being a slave.

Nocturnal just doesn't give a [censored]. Not that I blame her. The ones committing all the crimes against her are the very people serving her.

Azura is nice, but honestly she's scheming.

Sanguine is a trickster, at least he has sense of humor.

Vaermina is a liar.

Hircine cares only for the hunt and not his werewolf servants.

I don't care for Malacath, Molag Bol, Mephala, Beothiah and Peyrite, Namira. Sheogorath is the player from Oblivion.

I watched Mehrunes Dagon get his ass beat by the last member of the Septim bloodline. Then when you do stuff for him, he turns on you in Skyrim. Bastard.

Then I met Meridia.. and it all got better. I'll leave it at that.

I hate Meridia because sometimes I click loot all... and I accidentally take Meridia's beacon.

Edit: fixed a typo

I'm hoping that was a typo. Otherwise there was a quest I never managed to find.

*Homer Simpson voice* "Mmmmm. Meridia's bacon..."

I've fixed the typo now.

lol

'Listen to me and obey!'

Soooo demanding

Meridia is unique amongst the Daedra Princes (princesses if they want).

Her intentions and quests tend to be the most good and honorable, and not really evil or amoral.

I think lore says that she used to be an Aedra (ie one of the Divines) but was cast out for some reason.

Except for those parts when she decides to aid genocidal Elf king in slaugthering the chapels.

Well no ones perfect. And I guess, in TES IV: Oblivion you find out she destroyed a city.

Still she's relatively good.... for a Daedra Princess.

Meridia is one of my favorite Deadra, but I've learned to be very very careful while looting chests. http://i1254.photobucket.com/albums/hh611/Trace9569/20131002_120811.jpg

Meridia's thick!

Twice she's sent a vampire to get that sword!!

Hmmm meridia's bacon. wonder if that comes with over easy eggs and hash browns.

I never "loot all" anything other then the first cultist miraak sends. That way I don't read the letter.

As for Meridia, I hardly do her quest. As for the beacon. When I find it I leave it alone, and usually forget where I found it.