true, If I walked in there and saw a bosmer I'd only last 5 seconds because I was laughing so hard.

dike Cheney

or would that be sload + human?

I always thought of myself as sort of such a cross breeding. I mean, I can do just about anything, I can bend the universe to my will by use of the ~, I am pretty much unkillable yet I can die (trust me, it happened once) but if I do die, why I can just reverse time to a point BEFORE I died and relive that fateful event, only know with increased knowledge of the upcoming situation. But beyond these godlike powers I am pretty much like anybody else (I even seem to have the exact same voice as everybody else of my race).

But seriously now, I see no reason to assume such a union and thus offspring is impossible. The gods can seemingly take on a human-like form or appearance. I find it much more likely for a daedroth to be the sire than the mother, as what deadric prince would bear the shame of bearing a mortal's child? But it would't surprise me of some of them were rather Zeus-like and spread their (divine?) biological material around a bit...

Do Daedra even have a definitive gender to necessitate being either a "father" or a "mother?"

I don't think daedra can reproduce. Dremora are immortal and were created by Dagon or some other Lord.

The universe is sepaated into two parts. The physical part and the spiritual part.
Nirn and Tamriel are in the physical part.
The spiritual part is split into three areas.
Aetherius, Mundus and Oblivion. Aetherius is inhabited by Saints and the Divines. If they were a willing servant of the Nine in life then a Mortal will rise to Aetherius in Death. Mortals inhabit Mundus. Mundus is the centre of the spiritual universe. Mundus is surrounded by Oblivion. The Void. The Void of Oblivion is the realm of the Daedric Lords and the daedra.
What I want to know is, is it possible to be sent to oblivion in death?

I guess when Daedric princes take the shape of a human body, well, it acts in most cases like a human body i guess...

If they feel like it.

I'd imagine Hermaeus Mora could beget offspring in his blob form if he felt like it. Unfortunately he isn't all that into [censored] poor, defenseless Akaviri schoolgirls.

Well, Molag Bal took the disguise of a human when he create vampirism. He found a Nord Woman and [censored] her, giving her the disease that made her the first vampire.

Serjo Dremorachurl,

That may not be true. Haymon Camoran, known as "The Camoran Usurper", is said to have resulted from the union between a Breton woman and the Daedric Prince Molag Bal. (http://www.imperial-library.info/history/3.shtml)

One caveat on that, though. I checked the sources that the Timeline cites and could not find where it states that the Usurper resulted that way. I also did a search and only came up with a link back to the Timeline, so if anyone can point in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated. I have this thing about loose ends not being tied up. OCD, I guess. Thanks ahead of time.

___TWM




Shame on you, Mehrunes the Red Arms That Went Up!

May your mouth be stuffed with birds...because Brian S is NOT a blob! :stare:

(He's a square.)


:rofl: OH YEAH! I got you AGAIN, Brian! :woot: What'cha got? Huh? What'cha got? 'Ol Hermy won't save you this time, lobster lover! :gun: PRAISE JULIANOS! THIS IS SPART....uh....THIS IS SKINGRAD!!!!!!


(Is that him coming? Um.....:bolt:)


___TWM

It depends on who you talk to. The notion that the gods are the literal ancestors of man and mer is meric, and though this idea has fully penetrated scholarly circles (dominated by Altmer as these circles are), remember that others (men in particular) have other ideas as to the precise relationship between gods and mortals. It could be that we are the descendants of the Et'Ada in the same sense Nerevar was Boethiah's child. The same could be true of the Camoran Usurper, and even Umaril the Unfeathered.

Oh, and TWM?

:rofl: