To me, Dagon is a kid with a magnifying glass and Nirn the ants. He wants to torture, not completely obliterate. With revolution being a part of what he is known for/by, it makes even more sense.

And, like Hellmouth in this section said about Sheo, I say Dagon is the fighting equivalent, in terms of revolts. Every time he comes to take over, people revolt. If the mortals cannot stop him, I think he would "fully" continue on and "enslave" or destroy everything until a point came where we was stopped. In the end, I think he wants to simply test the strength. Lame, I know, but it makes sense to me, so I'll stick to it. I think many people assume he simply wants to completely eradicate everything, but like other say, I think he's just having fun.


As for taking over... It would end up being due to the weaknesses of "humanity" who cannot rebuke/repulse the advances of the Princes.

I wouldn't mind. The series could continue with the survivors. The remnants of the Imperial city floating as loose chunks in Oblivion. A grim world that runs on it's emergency backup systems. The White Gold tower serving as the source that keeps the world in existence and doubles as a dreamsleeve. Never being made for it, people remember partially remember their pasts and the life of other peoples, like the Daedra but not completely.

Lock the creative department up with a copy of planescape torment and run with it.

PLANESCAPE TORMENT!!!! One of the best games ever!!!!!!!!

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