Bi'vehk

Does it matter? Love is Love..a warm body is simply a conduit of that higher power. Vivec is not a man or a woman but a god. His Buoyant Armigers all slept with him and shared his Love. It's strongly implied that Almalexia slept with her High Ordinators in a similar fashion. It's said that powerful enchantments were placed on their bodies. Considering the depravity and sixual prowess of the Tribunal it's not much of a stretch to imagine how she enchanted her loyal soldiers.

Velothi six magick is powerful indeed.

And, oddly, enough, this is something that makes the TES universe kinda cool. It's raw, animalistic, wild, untamed, beastial, brutal, and crazy all at once. TES ain't no prude with princesses in dainty skirts waiting to be rescued by gallant chivalric knights in immaculate armor.

What about the regular Ordinators? Don't they get some Velothi six-loving too? No wonder their so grumpy all the time.

Salyn Sarethi was given a dagger called "Enamor" by Vivec. Personally I figure since Vivec encompasses not only six but murder, I wouldn't be surprised if his idea of love is impaling and stabbing with a sharp tool. Like a spear or a dagger.

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The Tribunal spend most of their time behind locked or sealed doors. They can only meet with a few people nowadays.

Serjo Sarethi is one of my favorte characters in all of Tamriel. I sincerely hope he survived Red Year. I've toyed with the idea of authoring a fan fic in his name, called the Ash Zombie Survival Guide.




It's said that those Ordinators are the ones who failed to live up to the physical and mental standards required to personally guard the Healing Mother - so in other words, they came up a bit short of her ideal male expectations.

There's different obvious ranks among the Buoyant Armigers too, for that matter. Some of them have Glass armor and Daedric helmets, and personal weapons enchanted by Vivec. Those are his sugar daddies and mamas right there. They tend to be higher ranking and more physically powerful soldiers. Gods need someone who can keep up with them in the sack.

Which brings us back to a question I've asked before - does anyone believe Viviec, Almalexia or even Sotha Sil ever had children, either with each other or mortal Dunmer? It's never mentioned but that doesn't exclude the possibility. Have we any reason to believe that their soul-meld with Lorkhan rendered them impotent?

I KNOW Vehk mothered multiple demons with Molag Bal, but do you think he ever fathered a child with a female Dunmer? It's an interesting thing to consider.

LAWL.



Anywho, to answer an earlier posters question: If you have six with Vehk, you're neither homosixual, bisixual or heterosixual. No, what you are is Vehksual ^_^

To this day, Vivec's [censored] remains a lightning rod of controversey, as lorescholars stammer predilections they wouldn't share with the hearth, in hopes of solving the letter writen in uncertainty.

It's possible that they decided not to have kids because, not unlike the power of the et'ada, creation requires a sacrifice of one's power. Selfish mer that they are, drunk on stolen, borrowed, limited godhood, why would they take the risk of dividing and diminishing their own powers?

Or the physical constitution to survive it.

And so SEHT doesn't get any lovin'? Unless those fabricants in his royal chambers (the part that the Nevarine saw of Sotha Sil City) were more than bodyguards...

I personally think it'd be more likely that his love was expressed in his creating of them. Love doesn't always equal six. And he did have an affair with Almalexia. She got around.

What we saw of the Clockwork City was just his lab, his harem was likely somewhere else.

Love doesn't equal six, but gettin' lovin' does.

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He had six with Almalexia in 2920...actually, he had split himself into two identical beings and was......both Sotha Sils were sleeping with her at once.

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Would it really though? During the time period they still annually bathed in the Hearth Chamber's power, their abilities and divinity would have been as limitless as that of Nirn itself, limited only by the Sleeping God's powers. There shouldn't have been any diminishing simply by procreating.

Also, AFTER they lost the tools and their powers diminished, you'd think that through some logic they may have contemplated their mortality at some point and would have wanted to have procreated then, for posterity.

Yup. Sotha Sil slept with all his fabricants. That's why they run funny.

That'd make a great trivia question: "Almalexia was a massive [censored]. Who didn't she sleep with?" Now all we need is an answer.

Daedra are definitely capable of six, lesser and greater ones. They are also capable of love (Battlespire). Procreation? Maybe not in the way we understand it, but I wouldn't see it as impossible. I mean, let's try looking at it this way:

Vivec and Molag Bal bang. New beings are produced, these are divine monsters. In TES Divine beings are ideas and forces personified, like time, nature, debauchery, destruction, madness, fate, etc. Therefore the children of Vivec and Molag Bal are evil thoughts Vivec thought as he was being violated, and the divine union gave them form. He then had to both literally and symbolically take control over his rage-induced (and therefore destructive) desires.

and that is why literature is awesome.

I didn't see any half-divine monsters on Vvardenfell. Well, none that weren't creations of Dagoth Ur. Unless the union created Cliff Racers and gave them their ability to multiply until they covered the island. I hate those things.

That's what I'm saying. Vivec killed them, therefore both literally and symbolically stopping his more inherently destructive desires in a bizarre way of self-improving and repenting for his past sins.

Does that count as a gang-bang?

Kind of makes watchmen feel inadequate.

This is why I love this lore. I has things inappropriate for the context, like real cultures (Ancient Greek gods were all either pimps or [censored]s)

http://www.gamesas.com/bgsforums/index.php?showtopic=1011524&hl=

Then I'm guessing they'd hunt down their offspring and rip the power back out of them to supplement their own.

Besides, their offspring's power would be as limited as their parents' and would gradually fade without access to the Heart. Why would the Tribunal want posterity if they believed they'd live forever? Why would they want to create something that would split their worshipers' devotion (i.e., splitting praise, some to the Tribunal, some to the kids).

Perhaps Molag Bal didn't impregnate Vivec in the physical sense, but influenced him so that he created monsters.

When gods are involved, is there any more than a semantic difference?