Which daedric prince would you worship

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Protip: Only 16 show up in Skyrim. So no Jyggalag. He also gave me a nice rose to summon Dremora with as a low level. Showing 1 - 15 of 88 comments. Hermaeus Mora the prince of knowledge, past and future. The fist dragonbourn was a follower of Hermaeus and thats where he got his powers. Also he is an enemy of Vaermina who is pretty much entirely evil. Diogenes View Profile View Posts. Obviously each prince has their own caveats, and while the knowledge Mora grants is a swift way to insanity, at least it'd be kinda cool.

And obviously, though you'd be mad you could understand a lot more about the world. Hircine, without a doubt. He seems really cool and fair about his hunts, giving his prey a chance to become the predator and rewarding them greatly for doing so. Spears are also my favorite weapon, which is what he uses. Azura would be my second choice since she seems very kind to her worshippers and her realm is said to be absolutely beautiful.

I would probably choose Meridia. She is one of my favorite princes and I find her to be very interesting. BTW she is considered to be one of the most powerful princes, so I wouldn't mind that my soul will be under her protection after my death. I'd say between Hircine and Meridia.

During my playthrough so far I wasnt going to do any of the daedric quests but I really like Hircine and now I'm wearing his Savior's Hide armor. Who knows? Have fun now! I'm not so sure I would worship her, so much as desperately try to appease her so she won't take me up on my continual subconscious offer of a challenge. Contained within its walls were the logical prediction of every action ever taken by any creature, mortal or Daedric.

Every birth. Every death. The rise of Tiber Septim. The Numidium. Sometimes I feel like an outcast. I'd probably worship Malacath. She does rule the Dark Brotherhood after all. Hermaeus Mora I thought about him, but I don't know if infinite knowledge is worth the whole "dead to everything else" aspect of it.