Well, one person has, but he left us...


They really need to rerelease that, regardless of what it takes or how few people may buy it...

It's completely impossible, since the Hero of Battlespire was an apprentice Imperial Battlemage, not a 2000 year old master wizard, and may have been a woman.

He does have that ring though. :ninja:

Anyone ever try taking Umbra in a fare fight 1v1, no heals? No I didnt think so... At almost maxed skills/attributes my straight warrior couldn't beat Umbra without healing, and Umbra is always coming back!!

Oh and Id say the most powerful race are the Redguards. Everyone knows their the greatest natural warriors, and they have made for great mages in the past. Also their naval capabilities are only rivaled by the Nords. They took Hamerfell from the Orcs, which the other races of Tamriel were already afraid of.

In the History of Tamriel it would be Pellinal Whitestrake. He beat the half daedric King of the Ayleids one on one and won. Not only that but he was Alessia's chief war council, and if he was able to convince Alesia of letting him place the fate of the future empire solely on him, then he must be bad ass. Oh and the Divine Crusader does have the backing of, well all the Aedra!!! so [censored] you Ocato!!!

Talos could dominate Pelinal... http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=774985&st=20&p=11246577&#entry11246577 :toughninja:

Yeah, I'm semi confused people haven't been bringing him up. At LEAST bring up Tiber Septim...

My answer hasn't changed:

Lady Goodwillow of High Rock has been said to make such irresistable apple pies that whosoever so much as tastes a single bite would go to desperate lengths to satisfy their sudden newfound craving. Her pies are exported throughout the empire, and are enjoyed from the stodgiest officials to the filthiest ragboys. The month she stopped apple pie production to take a well deserved rest, half the population in Tamriel committed suicide, and has been dubbed "Black Frostfall" in popular memory. Because her culinary delights have held people enthralled surer than skooma does a sugarcat, Mrs. Goodwillow has honoured as the most powerful person in Tamriel in the annual Speculative Toughguy awards.

When asked about winning the award, Mrs Goodwillow had this to say; "Why, I don't know nuffink about being the most powerful person in Tamriel. Whatsit mean, I says to Mr Goodwillow. Like, surely power is as power does, and there might be some ancient elven wizard out there who'd die if he didn't have a cook to make him a decent roast beef every now and then, huh? Is power measurable and quantifiable? Apple pie ingredients is, but that's for the cooking. The cooking and the eating is different things, y'know? The eating is all about taste, and you can't measure no taste. S'no different that the populist appeal of our good mayor, blesshisoul, who everyone thinks is a lovely person but ain't so good a mayor, you know? Then there's Strong Tom down the road, can lift a house but can't ride a horse none, and ain't never left town. We's all the most powerful in Tamriel in our own ways. Here, have a pie."

And thats why Albides is awesome, Sera

Oh and for your little Tiber Septim remark, Uriel VII is considered as much a masterful leader as TIber Septim according to the Brief History of the Empire part 4, lol

HoonDing?

Oh, I don't even think he's the most powerful person anyway; I still feel Talos is the strongest being.

I made that quip because I haven't seen people bring him up at all, let alone his "mortal" counterpart.

Hahaha. MK's list included http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leki. Hahaha. Ha. Heh.

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OK, in all seriousness, who the hell is Leki?

Not sure, he may be an NPC that hasn't made an appearance yet.



And in http://www.imperial-library.info/mwbooks/hallgerd.shtmlhe was rumored to have conquered Tamriel single-handedly. It would have been hilarious if he did this after having beaten Umaril and getting reduced to a talking head.

"Leki (Saint of the Spirit Sword): Goddess daughter of Tall Papa, Leki is the goddess of aberrant swordsmanship. The Na-Totambu of Yokuda warred to a standstill during the mythic era to decide who would lead the charge against the Lefthanded Elves. Their swordmasters, though, were so skilled in the Best Known Cuts as to be matched evenly. Leki introduced the Ephemeral Feint. Afterwards, a victor emerged and the war with the Aldmer began."http://www.imperial-library.info/mwbooks/varietiesoffaith.shtml

You can see a http://www.imperial-library.info/tsorg/part09image09.jpg in Redguard. Chances are that http://www.imperial-library.info/dfbooks/b022_memorystone.shtml has some relation; whether metaphysical or literal...

Probably becuase Talos, for all his awesome achievement isn't that cool.

I find Talos a frustrating entity to understand, personally. No, the whole situation is just annoying. That lead to the most boring race ruling the continent.

Any one who has an essintial mark when you talk to them they fall, get up, fall, ect

Champion of Cyrodiil!

I thought that Leki was a Nord god of trickery. Yes, Like Loki. Kind of ironic that Shor would fall under this category, but is closer to Odin/Woden/Voten, and he technically tricked/convinced/coerced the other et'Ada, not the Mortals. They were a result of his threefold attitude switch. Oh yeah, Greedy Man is Loki,...right?

So is Talos a god? An et'Ada? Or a transcendent mortal? Mantellan Crux have anything to do with it? Or was that just a thing mortals used to understand Talos? "I lose myself, to find myself."

I'd think that the defeat in Battlespire would have been his most embarrasing one, honestly.

The Hero of Battlespire (heretoforth known forever as Sinder Velvin) wasn't even a full Battlemage yet, just a Battlemage-in-Training! However, armed to the teeth with just the right kind of weaponry (and a biting wit!), he was able to defeat 'ol Daggy and save his friend.

I'm sure the other Princes gave him an endless amount of crap for that one, yes sir.

"yuo got beat down bya new guy? Amortal new guy?"

I'm not sure...but I know it has to be some high-elf...if nothing else...adoring fan!

So what's the HoonDing? Is this a jok?

Hoon Ding is the Ra'Gada hero of Make Way. I've see it as the spiritual "Hortator" for the Redguard, incarnate in the flesh. Just as all the Dunmer needed to agree for the Hortator to be anointed, so too the Redguard need for the Hoon Ding to come, but I suspect on a much deeper, or mythic level than simply "wanting" or "thinking" about it. I think, an immensely powerful being, hero, even godly entity that comes when the Redguard people are in dire need for it, or when they all focus and make a concerted effort in one direction. Migration from Yokuda, and the war with Tiber Septim are examples of these situations.

Hoon Ding is not a joke.

Are you asking or being rhetorical?

I would go for Gaenor

but then again Vviec but he losed a lot of power though Morrowind and has appently dissaperaed

so I would go for Mannimarco but in Oblivion he was killed his god part willlove on but then he is not on Tamreial so I would go Divayth Fyr

Gaenor! No one can(barely) touch him! And anyone who touches him dies(pretty much)!

Talos is a god. There's no other way of looking at him unless you were preaching anti-Cyrodiilic sentiments. As for his power. I'd say it's more or less absolute. He's a high and mighty being with good 'ol fashioned grass roots. If Talos wished to go Tiber Septim on anyone at any given time, I don't know what anyone could do about it.

Other than him, I'd say Marukh would be a good contender. It takes supreme power to start a religious cult in a human land still xenophobic while not being human at all. He summoned a tower before him and undid Auri-El until he was Aka-tosh.