Is it possible for a Daedric Prince to impregnate a mortal and if it is would the child be a daedric prince or just a mortal?

Yes as long as he wishes it to happen. And it doesn't necessarily imply six. Daedric princes packs quite a lot of punch.

The end result will probably depends on the daedric prince's wishes, ranging from mere mortal to powerful daedra. Full blown daedra prince is in my opinion not possible.

Currently, it is unknown. No one has been impregnated by a prince, or lesser daedra for that matter, with the exception of Vivec. Vivec is the only one, that I know of, to have been impregnated by a prince (Molag Bal), but even then the offspring were likely metaphorical, as they were concepts or something and not actually daedra or mortal.

Going to need a little clarification from the Lore-Khans

It is said Molag Bar fathered the vampires by [censored] a human woman.

Last time I checked, lesser Daedra do not reproduce. As for Daedra princes, there have never been any confirmable reports of it.

I'm inclined to say "no" based on biological reasons, mainly prezygotic barriers.

Producing life is generally regarded as a creative process. While Daedra embody change, I don't think they would willingly divide their power in order to put it into a lesser being. Birth (at least, through sixual reproduction) and death (and brain-washing of the soul in the Dreamsleeve) seems to be more of a mortal thing.

As for Molag Bal screwing the woman, I don't see why he wouldn't copulate in order to humilate and dominate her. He probably cursed her, which is why she became the first vampire after she died. A similar sort of curse is lycanthropy, originating from Hircine. Perhaps a daedra might create a magical curse to change arkay's laws. :shrug:

She didn't give birth to a vampire, if that is what you are hinting at. Yes, he [censored] her, but that was defilement to change her into an abomination of Arkay, not create a child.

I disagree. A vampire baby came out of her [censored] IMO.



Producing life in the sphere of Aedra, correct. However REproducing life isn't necessarily so. You are changing some dirt into skin and some recycled soul into a new one. Lycanthropes aren't a race, like vamps, but people suffering from a very .. strong .. disease.

Yeah, but the book about this tale doesn't say she gave birth to anything. Molag Bal violated her, and she ended up dying, and then undead. http://www.imperial-library.info/obbooks/lairvileopusculuslamae.shtml. As far as "begat" is used in the last paragraph, it's probably more of a metaphor - she was the first vampire, and thus those she infected are, in a way, her "children." But, not through pregnancy and all that stuff.

EDIT: It appears that Daedric Princes can create curses with their blood: . So, it's like a Daedric Arifact, in a way...

The "begat" does not need to be read as "begat... of Molag Bal's seed," because Lamae had "[censored] their men as cruelly as Bal had ravished her." I read it that Lamae "begat a brood of countless abominations" by those men, in the usual way (or whatever way would be usual for a flaming undead victim of Molag Bal's curse).

you were right. :'(

A Daedroth reproducing through a mortal is a mortal's fantasy. Stories parents tell their adolescents, so they don't screw around before they're supposed to.

...then some disagreement to above...

You really can't discuss the lore properly on these forums :/

The refusal to reproduce is exactly what defines the daedra as opposed to the aedra. That's not to say they couldn't impregnate a mortal, but the result would be some kind of golem or an avatar of the daedra. They can't be the parent of something with its own will (or else they would become aedra by the act.)

At Mount Assarnibibi, Molag Bal supposedly oversaw the 99 lovers of Boethiah that gave birth to Almalexia. And then there's the supposed affair Molag Bal and Vivec had, supposedly creating monsters.

But either way, Molag Bal's follower in Bal Ur said Molag Bal didn't create vampires and the Tribunal were mortals who used Kagrenac's Tools to become what they are.

How did Umaril become half-daedric?

Supposedly he bound himself to Meridia. I believe he also born born half-divine.

Umaril's father was supposedly from a previous kalpa, which is more far-out than even daedric parentage. (So exceptional, in fact, that I assume it's a lie.)

The greek gods could, and that's what made them fun to study. Their drama is relateable to normal human life.

When I said youwere right, it was about the vampire, not the babies.

I am confused...How could Vivec have been impregnated...Isn't Vivec a male?

He is male and female. He has male and female reproductive organs.


Where is your proof?

Ah...So he's a hermaphrodite...On that note: would a guy sleeping with him/girl sleeping with him be considered homosixual, since he has both parts? I am just curious as it sounds a bit confusing...

Once again, Producing life in the sphere of Aedra, correct. However REproducing life isn't necessarily so. You are changing some dirt into skin and some recycled soul into a new one.



It'd make you BI.

I always assumed that Vivec could simply choose his gender. One minute he would be male, the next female.