Me? I'm in Hermaeus-Mora's (sp?) camp. For me the pursuit of knowledge is more important then whether or not I can obtain the knowledge, for what is learned on the way is likely to be far more useful.

I like my skin on the outside, thanks. I'd worship the Nine.

Agreed. I'd go with the safe group. Plus I don't want to become an outcast of society, like Daedra worshippers.

If you're born a Dunmer, brought up in the Morrowind culture, taken part in interring your family in Necrom, the tombs, the Ghostfence... I can't see any reason why you WOULDN'T follow the Tribunal. Simply out of cultural respect and knowledge that the Devil is very real and ready to attack if anyone lets their guard down. Plus you are far less likely to be hung out on a limb as with the Daedra. Of course, we entered the Morrowind world when all that had started to decay, and with the Tribunal themselves withdrawing, doubt creeps into the Dunmer spirit...

Post-Nerevarine, I'm not sure there is much of a need for religion anymore, and you'd see a greater reversion to ancestor-veneration. When the Nerevarine abandons them and the Nords invade, well, I'd find it pretty difficult to find any kind of faith particularly when the Daedra are invading as well.

Tosh Raka, the Dragon-tiger leader of the Kow po Ton

To all the folks who said Azura: Did you seriously not do the Morrowind quest with her shrine? One-HUNDRED years of solitary worship just to win a bet, with absolutely no regard for the mortal involved? Hell, if all it takes to win you over is to give you a crappy ring that lets you see a little better in the dark, give me your address so I can send you a plastic ring with a light bulb attached. :]

Sounds like a Chinese restaurant.