Akatosh and Alduin don't like each other, and I don't think Akatosh created Alduin on purpose. I remember reading something of a conversation between the two, with Akatosh stating something about how the heavens "peeled Alduin" off of Akatosh.

Aldudagga, fight four.

Ahhh, that makes more since. I did come to the conclusion that Auri-El and Akatosh were the same god, and that the Dragonborn is kinda contrary to the Aldmeri view of Auri-El. I did not however know there was a connection between Lorkan and Akatosh. Are there any texts I could read about the Lorkan/Akatosh connection?

So Alduin wasn't so much created, but rather spliced from Aka's being. Where could I read up on that conversation?

Don't have a link for the first question it was mentioned here on the forum some times and it made sense to me. I think it has to do with the Amulet of Kings originally being given to Alessia by Shor which was later replaced by Akatosh and that both Akatosh and Shor have similiar feelings towards humans. Which would make them at least somewhat the same. There could be more to it, but that's my understanding really.

The answer to your second question can be found here Look at part 4.

Edit: URL tag doesn't work www.imperial-library.info/content/seven-fights-aldudagga

Didn't Alduin kick Dagons ass in a previous Kalpa? lol

But really though wasn't that the story of how Dagon came to be?

No I'm pretty sure the Gods/Daedra have learned to avoid the destruction/creation by way of the "Walkabout"

Yes that was the storybook I was referring to. Personally, I don't believe it. I think Magnus is still a separate entity, and Dagon has just always been. Magnus is likely more powerful than Dagon anyway.

I hope your right. I don't like thinking of Magnus as that fallen creature of rage and hate

What evidence actually exists that Magnus and the Leaper Demon King are the same entity?

The dragonborn doesn't necessarily preserve multiplicity. He devours fragments of Akatosh as voraciously as Alduin absorbs fragments of Shor. In theory, whichever of the two kills the other will also absorb him, making the biggest lump of Akatosh/Shor that's existed for a very long time, perhaps since the creation. It's possible Alduin is "supposed" to beat the Dragonborn and take his accumulated power, which is what finally transitions him from Alduin-Tyrant to Alduin-World-Eater, and that perhaps this is the first Kalpa in which that hasn't happened, and we're in uncharted waters. It's possible that the Dragonborn himself is now Alduin-World-Eater, and he'll transform off-screen like the CoC transforms off-screen into Sheogorath. It's possible that Alduin's proximity to Sovngarde during the last battle means that Shor absorbs Alduin instead (Alduin's death animation makes it appear his god-goo is being ejected into the sky, not being absorbed by the Dragonborn) which would mean... ?

Taken from fight one:

And the Leaper Demon King saw a possible way out of this mess for himself but he nodded too eagerly, saying "Yes, yes, yes! Yes!" and the dragon knew that any mercy he might give to this little demon would not result in any true learning. So he cursed the king of the leapers, calling him Dagon, saying:
"The Greedy Man has already f*cked himself up good, hiding inside something that didn't exist anymore, but you: you I curse right here and right now! I take away your ability to jump and jump and jump and doom you to [the void] where you will not be able to leave except for auspicious days long between one and another and even so only through hard, hard work. And it will be this way, my little corner cutter, until you have destroyed all that in the world which you have stolen from earlier kalpas, which is to say probably never at all!"

http://www.imperial-library.info/content/seven-fights-aldudagga

That's the only source I can think of, there might be more.

I like the part where Alduin roars and says "YOU STUPID LITTLE F*CKER"

I laughed so hard when i first read that.

Yeah I know of that, but I found it hard to linke Leaper Demon King to Magnus. The only conection I can see is that Magnus "leapt" into Aetherius, but I find that a stretch.

It's a combination of the 'leaping' of Magnus and myth-matching. If the Greedy Man is Shor, and Ald is Ald, then that leaves.... Also, Magnar has fallen and was replaced by mirrors (the chrome device)

Ok I understand the connection between Magnus and the Leaper-Demon King, but that leaves the question as to why Magnus would want to help the greedy man to hide pieces of creation so they would not be eaten, and later stick them back in the craziest of places.
I thought the whole point of the architect was that he left the Mundus for Aetherius, why would he be involved in it for any reason?
Also, I dont think the characters match.
I just dont get that 'majestic architect of the world who refused to go through with it once the costs spiraled out of control' vibe from this a-bit-silly Leaper-Demon.

Im not saying it aint so, but its a head-scratcher.

Everyone in Nord myths is a bit silly. And I'm starting to doubt the Magnus fled to Aetherius story. Shor son of Shor claims that "Magnar has fallen," and was replaced by "mirrors". Then MK's new stuff makes reference to.a Chrome Device. Something's fishy (hah, Fight Four reference).

Magnus isn't the only et'Ada that had a habit of escaping ("leaping") to Aetherius. Don't forget all the others that created the stars.

Are Akatosh/Lorkhan/Magnus a Warrior/Thief/Mage trinity?

Oo excellent!
I never thought of it that way, but it makes sense.
Aka = warrior, Lorkhan = thief, Magnus = mage.

Unless you go by the Nords, then it's Ald = thief, Shor = warrior, Magnus = mage. Though I'm not sure if Magnus is recognized by the Nordic pantheon.

Magnus and other leapers dont seem to be recognized very much. Nobody seems to worship them and they don't have shrines or blessings. You'd think more mages would worship magnus instead of that one aedra (julianos?), if of coursee magnus is still a magna ge and not a red devil.

The warrior and the thief trade places due to the nature of the rebel/king enantiomorph.

Thats really interesting because I was thinking they trade places because of the interconnectedness of space and time.
It is both, I think.
Really fun how I had never realised this before and now its like Ive found a whole new layer.

A: Yeah, Dagon had just that perfect combination of time and placement that, when the Towers started to fail, he could pop in and say hi himself. His form is that of the ultimate destroyer both literally and symbolically, with the red and the horns.

As for Skyrim complicating things, not really. It's only even close to Morrowind complexity when taken as part of the greater series instead of on its own, and most of the big ideas were present in some form already, like Aldiun being Akatosh's son despite being an aspect of Time and therefore partways to being Akatosh at the minimum.

Magnus and the ges have no stake in Mundus, therefore are always constant with or without worship, and would likely ignore it even so.

Noooope. Not unless Dagon had the power of dragonrend.