I couldn't help but notice, as I studied the events at Red Mountain, that the number of "Golden Tones" is the same as the number of the Lords and Ladies of Oblivion. Were the Dwemer every bit as Padhomaic as their neighbors the Dunmer? This subject interests me greatly. Do any of you have further comments on this?

Sermon numerology is like the dreams of Dagoth Ur. Pay them no heed lest they drive you mad and make you foam at the mouth while devouring children.

The Dwemer worshipped none, but were still pious in the sense that they were extremely interested in the divine.

The Heart, in my opinion, basically gives one power that is drawn either from Oblivion, the Princes, general Padomaic energy, or all of these.

Nu-Hatta, a priest(?) at the Temple of the One, stated that the events that occured at the end of Morrowind were orchestrated by Dagonites; basically, everything that happened from the War of the First Council on was part of a plan by Dagon to make the Oblivion Crisis happen. Nu-Hatta (wise as he is) even calls Dagoth Ur a "Pawn of the Aggregate." An Aggregate that consists of fifteen-and-one, if you catch my drift.

Nu-Hatta spoke too much.

No.

HA! Who then?

The only other Aggregate I can think of (that would make sense) is the "Aggregation" of the Mundus, i.e., Lorkhan made him do it. But besides the fact that Lorkhan can technically get his Heart back now (in my opinion), I don't see how that makes sense.