The reason I wondered if he has acheived CHIM is that the other deadra lords dont see him as a dreadra lord, so if he isnt a lord then he must have acheaived his place as the god of the hunt and the only way I've heard of acheaving goddom is from the heart of lorkan, and acheaving CHIM, so I naturly assumed CHIM.
This quote is very wrong in so many ways. I am surprised no one commented.
Daedra are Daedra, if a mortal becomes a god that doesn't make them a Daedra. Case-in-point The King of Worms.
CHIM is not apothosis (becoming a god) it is something beyond the limitations of goodhood and universal constrants and has nothing to do with tapping the heart.
I'm honestly don't think it's mentioned anywhere.
Think OP got info mixed up.
Perhaps it stems from
On Oblivion?
The first is on one particular Daedroth, perhaps yet another Daedra prince, referred to in multiple articles of incunabula as Hircine. Hircine has been called "the Huntsman of the Princes" and "the Father of Man-beasts," but I have yet to find anyone who can summon him