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* Couple problems: first, the Cuirass of the Savior's Hide is associated with Hercine, not Malacath. Second, deadric lords, at the time Morrowind takes place, cannot manifest physically in Mundus, period-- when summoned, they are able to invest only their awareness and voice, as they do when you activate their shrines to get quests from them. Third, the deadra, having by definition refused to invest any part of themselves in Lorkhan's creation of the World, are incapable of the creation of life. Fyr certainly has some thematic associations with Malacath, though, no doubt about that, but he isn't the Prince himself.

* Although it should be pointed that wheter or not Tribunal did kill Nerevar in the first place is ambiguous at best.

... He was the anticipation of Sheogorath. To be more accurate, his goal was to challenge the dunmer people by invoking their most significant mental weakness, their blind faith (which was sheogorath's role as part of the house of troubles). As such, he provides them with obviously false religious materials. Most obviously, there are the 36 sermons, but there is also the naming of lie rock (in which the ministry of truth resides).

The Thieves Guild questline in ''{{Skyrim}}'' provides the answer. Over its course, we find out that Nocturnal is not only the Daedric Prince of night, but of luck as well. Likewise, whoever bears Her artifact, the Skeleton Key, is gifted with an immense amount of luck that will make all his/her endeavors profitable. It also has the ability to unlock ''everything'', including [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower human potential]]. So by getting it, Gaenor quickly became immensely rich, powerful, and lucky.

They are servents of Mehrunes Dagon. Their purpose; distract the adventurers until his [[TheElderScrollsFour armies]] can invade...

This turns Almalexia into a DracoinLeatherPants, but bear with me. One thing that struck this troper as odd was how Sotha Sil was described as a reclusive introvert, and yet was able to convince an entire nation of people that their skin turning to ash was a good thing. Sure, maybe it was his new god powers that let him do it, but Sotha Sil was a powerful wizard even before godhood. What if he used a mass charm spell on the new Dunmer people to help him calm them down? Even without his god powers (as some sources say the Dunmer curse was put on the Chimer before the Tribunal's ascension), he was powerful enough he might have been able to do it.

Almalexia [[spoiler:killing Sotha Sil and wanting to kill Vivec]] doesn't make much sense in the game, but in the Trial of Vivec it's implied that [[spoiler:Vivec killed Nerevar in order to have Almalexia]]. Therefore, taking that information and the paragraph above, what if [[spoiler:Vivec had Sotha Sil used a charm spell on her to make her turn on Nerevar?]] Especially as Nerevar is painted as a saint (if a naïve one) who has the best of intentions and couldn't hurt a fly. If Almalexia genuinely hated her husband, or if Nerevar was actually a bad person, wouldn't she have had him portrayed as much worse in the history books? [[Spoiler:What if she found out what Vivec had Sotha Sil do, and the Tribunal expansion was all about getting revenge? As for her turning on the Nerevarine, they DO say that guilt drives you mad...]]

Some of the actions that Dagoth Ur takes toward the Nerevarine start to make a lot more sense. For example, telling the Nerevarine that he really wants to have him/her back ''while'' sending sleepers and the corprus disease, evidence of an abusive relationship.

Some of the actions that Dagoth Ur takes toward the Nerevarine start to make a lot more sense. For example, telling the Nerevarine that he really wants to have him/her back as a friend ''while'' sending sleepers and the corprus disease, evidence of an abusive relationship.

[[WMG: The Tribunal (Or Almsivi, if you prefer) and Dagoth Ur are [[Series/DoctorWho Time Lords]]]]
And the Heart of Lorkhan is their [[Series/DoctorWho TARDIS]]. They used to each have their own TARDIS', but they were destroyed... somehow. Now they fight for it. Sunder, Keening, and Wraithguard activate some sort of auto teleport function. The Heart doesn't seem to be destroyed. It more seems like it disapeared. One possible flaw is that the teleport was different from The Doctor's TARDIS teleport, but that just be because it was a different model.