If Vivec has CHIM, probably one of the most powerful states in the Aurbus, why was he so weak throughout Morrowind? I suppose he was relatively strong, but not as strong as I thought CHIM was.
If Vivec has CHIM, probably one of the most powerful states in the Aurbus, why was he so weak throughout Morrowind? I suppose he was relatively strong, but not as strong as I thought CHIM was.
Legate Tallhart wrote: Vivec achived CHIM through his marriage to the Prince of Domination, Molag Bal, not through the Tribunals tampering with the Heart of Lorkhan. The Sotha Sil's tampering with the heart made ALMSIVI into living gods, and is independent of Vivec's CHIM. The lack of access to the Heart of Lorkhan and the Nerevarine's use of Keening has since separated the Tribunal from its power, and thus the Tribunal lost some of their power.
You can MARRY a Daedric Prince?! And why would Vivec choose Molag Bal? Molag Bal continuously rapes women.
CatholicPrincess15 wrote:
Legate Tallhart wrote: Vivec achived CHIM through his marriage to the Prince of Domination, Molag Bal, not through the Tribunals tampering with the Heart of Lorkhan. The Sotha Sil's tampering with the heart made ALMSIVI into living gods, and is independent of Vivec's CHIM. The lack of access to the Heart of Lorkhan and the Nerevarine's use of Keening has since separated the Tribunal from its power, and thus the Tribunal lost some of their power.
You can MARRY a Daedric Prince?! And why would Vivec choose Molag Bal? Molag Bal continuously rapes women.
Marriage isn't used in a literal sense. And Vivec chose Molag Bal purely for the knowledge that he would obtain fron their 'marriage'.
From what I've heard, Molag Bal and Vivec had sex for 80 days and 80 nights and Vivec was headless during the hole ordeal. And apparently they had children, which Vivec slew with his spear, which is also supposed to be his male sexual appendage.
It sounds ridiculous, I know. I don't even know if his sermons are all factual, or if he just wrote it while high.
Did Molag Bal appear as a woman or something? Because they're both usually portrayed as masculine, and to have biological kids . . .?
Chances are Molag was the man in this relationship, and remember that Vivec was a hermaphrodite, so he prob does exhibit female sex organs.
He was?! I didn't know that!
Also, this is Elder Scrolls which is filled with magic. I'm pretty sure a literal god can mate with anything and make babies, if that was it's intention. Getting hung up on biology or cultural norms in these instances are silly.
@Catholic Princess15
That's also why Vivec is inspired by Mephala, because Mephala doesn't like to take on exclusively male or female forms (which is why Mephala is nicknamed the 'Androgyne' according to Varieties of Faith in the Empire).