Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-82.30.53.52-20130707190543/@comment-13446185-20131024014835

24.44.141.89 wrote: Madman97 wrote: True the future could always change, but Jyggalag didn't believe in change because he knew everything that everyone is going to do, even if the Daedra do change. He still had predicted every single action, no matter how unpredictable the individual may be. Because of this, Jyggalag believed Individualism was a lie. Mora would come out on top because he is picking up where Jyggalag left off. Mora has great knowledge, more than the others to be sure besides Jyggalag, and the saying is Knowledge is power.

P.S. Lorkhan is not Akatosh. It's a crock of bullcrap. The Monomyth states that "Trinimac, Auriel's greatest knight, knocked Lorkhan down in front of his army and reached in with more than hands to take his Heart. He was undone. The Men dragged Lorkhan's body away and swore blood vengeance on the heirs of Auriel for all time.

"But when Trinimac and Auriel tried to destroy the Heart of Lorkhan it laughed at them. It said, 'This Heart is the heart of the world, for one was made to satisfy the other.' So Auriel fastened the thing to an arrow and let it fly long into the sea, where no aspect of the new world may ever find it." Auriel, as we know, is akatosh. Lorkhan is a seperate entity. Lorkhan and Akatosh are not the same. I don't know. I got that whole "Lorkhan is Akatosh" thing from this thread (It's the second to last post on the first page): http://forums.uesp.net/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=31281 Hermaeus' Knowledge is still very limited. He did not know the secrets of the Skaal that he was trying to obtain for years until he sucked the knowledge out of the Shaman and he is known to do that for many years.

Also, I made a thread about a theory on Jyggalag so could you see if it is possible?: http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:414649

You are right, partially, they are opposite twins that are the same.

The Aedroth Aka, who goes by so many names as to perhaps already suggest what I'm about to commit to memospore, is completely insane. His mind broke when his "perch from Eternity allowed the day" and we of all the Aurbis live on through its fragments, ensnared in the temporal writings and erasures of the acausal whim that he begat by saying "I AM". In the aetheric thunder of self-applause that followed (nay, rippled until convention, that is, amnesia), is it any wonder that the Time God would hate the same-twin on the other end of the aurbrilical cord, the Space God? That any Creation would become so utterly dangerous because of that singular fear of a singular word's addition: I AM NOT?"

-Michael Kirkbride