Who says paper airplanes aren't sixy...

Yes but which mad god/Shegorath will it be?^_^

What about winged twilights, servants of Lady Azura ?

I want these sixy creatures back in Skyrim, with white feather.

Why would they be?

Does it matter? If there is a mad god, regardless of whom, there are Saints and Seducers.

Because they are hot.

I heared something similar to that is in, and they are apparently called 'hags' but idunno~
I hope we see the return of some of these daedra~ it would be odd to not see any at all~

No, unless the Shivering Isles returns.

i want http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Bestiary_X

they looked cool, but seeing the redesigned seducers/saints would be cool too

Their existence doesn't seem to be dependent on there being a mad god.


The Shivering Isles is a plane. It didn't go anywhere so it can't technically return. We just had access in Cyrodiil because of the gate that opened in the Niben Bay.

Technicalities? Yes. But I only point them out to express that there's not really a lore-derived reason to deny Golden Saints being present in Skyrim (even though it might require a mod to actually do it if Bethesda decided against it).

None that I can see, and they had all sorts of Daedra running around Tameriel since Daggerfall, so I don't see why Shegorath's minions wouldn't be a part all that running around.



Oh don't get me wrong, it would indeed be a sixy reenactment of the Battle of Britain.

Thing you gotta remember about Shegorath is that he's a daedra, and quite mad, he's like a coked up Robin Williams of Daedra princes. Most of us would probably put the Saints and Seducers in Bikinnis, or even nothing at all, and live out various hot tub fantasies. Now Shegorath, he'd have a hot tub too, but he'd likely fill his with hot coco mix. Then the Saints and Seducers would get into a heated hot tub territorial debate and start viciously pelting each other with marshmallows. Now granted the http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/RuleThirtyFour dictates that quite a few would still get turned on by this scenario, even if it's a chaotic sticky goopy mess that would probably screw up a perfectly good hot tub.

The Golden Saints was in Morrowind and the Shivering Isles was not.

I think Golden Saints would fit quite nicely into skyrim if their visual design was given a bit of a Valkyrie feel.

I don't see why not, though there's no specific reason why they should be in as well.
So you'll just be at bethesda's mercy if you really care so much

i hope for a return as well as i want to see the CoC showing up as sheogorath
maybe he(or she) has changed in his look by becoming ... mad :hubbahubba:
and maybe he(or she, whatever) has a little job to do bliviongate:

I doubt it as I believe they were native to Sheogorath's realm.. I don't think we'll be going back there for since we've "been there, done that".

They've only been known to exist in Sheogorath's plane of Oblivion, the "realm of madness" (AKA the Shivering Isles). They're meant to symbolizen the two sides of the Shivering Isles, Mania (Golden Saints) and Dementia (Dark Seducers). It wouldn't really make sense for them to exist elsewhere.

Yeah, I wouldn't count on it, either. Golden Saints were a Daedric summon previously, but I think Shivering Isles gave them too much personality to be considered a summon ever again.

they were awesome but skyrim he female looking wisps and half female half bird creatures that seem interesting

I personally would love to see them in. Not really expecting to see them though :sadvaultboy:

God, I hope so. They and the Dremora are THE BEST. They were in Morrowind and the expanded version of Oblivion, so hopefully. The Devs know they are well beloved, and Dremora are still in, so I don't see why the Aureal and Mazken wouldn't be, at least as summons.

No. The Lore states clearly that Divyath Fyr had them in his service, along with Ogrim, Dremora and Xivallai. So they have definitely appeared on Nirn and can be summoned there.

And, while they have served Sheogorath since time out of mind, there is strong reason to believe that they are not native to The Shivering Isles, just as the Dremora are not native to The Deadlands and did not always serve Mehrunes Dagon. The Aureal and Mazken are Daedra, but cannot exist in The Shivering Iseles if the Wellsprings are blocked off. When those are sealed away, both races go back into the more essential waters of Oblivion. While it has not been utterly clarified, all indicators are that both races are Daedra who entered the service of Sheogorath, perhaps due to an affinity, when he was first born of Jyggalag, and as the original state of The Shivering Isles was a realm of Order, it may be that the place is actually an anathema to those races barring Sheogorath's intervention.

Actually Morrowind had Golden Saints and that wasn't in Sheogorath's realm.

I'd welcome Golden Saints in Skyrim, because I liked them in Morrowind.

Wha!? They were both beautiful (for pixilated people). And they were also virtually identical, save that one set was golden with amber eyes, and the other set was a purple tinted black with gleaming azure eyes. They were what Altmer and Dunmer wish they could be. lol. I didn't see either as ridiculous.

Scamps were ridiculous (but funny). Hunger were ridiculous, and not funny.

Mazken. . . were pretty and sixy (again, for digital animations). And they were sooo laid back and cool. They would knock your teeth out of your ass if they felt the need, but they were so polite, right up until they had to start kicking your asss.

I can't think of anything ridiculous about them. I think you are hating on them because they are dark skinned. :shakehead:

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