#MOLAG BAL CALLS CHURCHES SERIES#

#MOLAG BAL CALLS CHURCHES SERIES#

I'd suggest reading the Forgotten Realms series The Avatar Trilogy and the follow-up Prince of Lies if you get the chance. It is a bit convoluted, i'll give you that, but it makes perfect sense to me looking at it through the AD&D filter. Then Meridia could throw her weight into the ring through the main character, having not once directly opposed Molag Bal in his own realm.

Then as one of Molag Bal's victims continually opposed him and continually won against his will, it finally lead to open warfare between the Master and that insurgent victim. That was her getting her foot in the door. Meridia abided by the rules of engagement so to speak by setting up a chance for some outside entity to openly revolt against Molag Bal, a scheme if you will. Well the way i see it from an AD&D perspective, Molag Bal's portfolio says one of his spheres is the God of Schemes. The realm was owned by BOTH Jyggalag and Sheogorath, and since the player became Sheogorath, he was able to defeat Jyggalag. I'm sorry, was Jyggalag unbeatable in his own realm? No? Then why would Molag Bal be? Also he is God of Time, it's kind of implied that he can borrow strength from other points in time, and also disperse the strength of his enemies through time, which is kind of cheating, but since his enemies are the bad guys, I can live with that.

The strength of the Aedra does get renewed by the faith of Mortals, so they are not as weak now as they were at the beginning, but they are not as strong as they were before the beginning either.ДЄkatosh is still on a par with the Daedra true, but he is ridiculously strong, and would have been even stronger before the Aedra created the Universe. The weakening is effectively permanent, their strength is tied up in creation, as long as the universe (Nirn) exists part of their strength is unavailable, which is one of the reasons Aedra can die. Perhaps I'm wrong but it would seem that their weakening was temporary as on at least two occassions: the ending of ESO's main storyline and the ending of Oblivion's storyline, Akatosh's power was used to defeat the Daedric lords Molag Bal and Mehrunes Dagon.ДЄt the very least Akatosh is still on par with the Daedra. You want proof, Trinimac was one of the strongest Aedra, Boethiah not only thrashed him, but also ate him, which is how Malacath/Mauloch was born (technically he isn't an Daedra BTW). But the Aedra invested their strength into creating the universe, which weakened them.

Molag bal calls churches