07-03-2007, 04:14 AM
I think it would be important to have moderate presence of Daedra worship on Akavir, and possibly heavy in some places. Anyway, the following is a list of were I think the prince's shrines would be best located, and what the princes should appear as on their shrines (If the artists have the patience and time to make new shrine models). I hope to have some some quest synopsis forthcoming. I could also probably create a plugin with all the journal entries,as I do have enough modding knowledge to do that.
Molag Bal- Tsaesci- The Worm Snake (some kind of worm type thing with some reptilian features). I think, if any Daedra would be, he would be their patron due to the Tsaesci sharing his domineering nature. He is a worm, as he is the god of rape, slithery and invasive (I swear there are no sexual references here). He is part snake, as the Tsaesci are the kind of ego mongers that would portray every god they venerate as a snake like them.
Azura-Tsaesci- The twin snake( Portrayed as two snakes of opposite hues intertwined at the tail). Twin, as she is the goddess of Dawn and Dusk, two separate things. She is venerated by the Tsaesci only because Dawnfang/Duskfang, a Tsaesci artifact seems to likely be an artifact of her's. By extension it would seem they worship her.
Peryite-Tsaesci- The dirt snake (shown as a snake rising from the dirt, and partly one with it). As the god of both pestilence and "ordering of the lowest" being shown with the grimy dirt assosiates him with both disease and the dirty slaves. He would likely be the patron of Tsaesci slavers.
Hermaeus Mora- Tsaesci- The serpent of knowledge (portrayed as a snake wrapped around and hourglass). The Tsaesci being a calculating race would probably venerate the god of knowledge and fate.
Boethiah- Ka po'tun- The Dragon of Glory in War (shown as a humanoid dragon clad in armor). The Ka po'tun put battle and glory high up on their list of importance in society and so Boethiah, god of war, would seem like a god patron. Possibly once portrayed as a cat, the Ka po'tun have shown an increased love of Dragons in latter years, and so their gods are now Dragons too. Unlike with the snake-men Deadra worship might not be in the mainstream, but many Ka po'tun would probably still show reverence for him (especially the solders and military), even if it was not an official religion of the empire.
Namira- Ka po'tun- The Pain Dragon (Shown as a Dragon covered in blood and surrounded by sculls) Though feared by the everyday Ka po'tun, the secret Witch's temples of Ka po'tun would show special respect to the queen of darkness and pain. In Akavir, she has taken on a darker overtone the on Tamriel.
Vaermina- Ka po'tun- The Witch Dragon [/B](Shown as a humanoid dragon in tattered shaman-esque robes). Worshiped in Witch's temples as well, she would be more associated with strange rituals and deviation.
Clavicus Vile- Ka po'tun- The Gambler Dragon (A humanoid Dragon is fine clothing). Apparently contact with early po'tun has Vile had him associated with much less menacing actions as in Tamriel. In Akavir, Vile is associated with the liars, cheaters and gamblers and all manor of urchins in the empire. Many have lost their souls to vile in exchange for a little change to their bad luck. vile is more popular with the youth then with older, more superstitious Ka po'tun.
Hircine- Tang Mo- King of Beasts (Portrayed as a Tang Mo covered with bone and animal pelts and his face covered by an animal scull. His body is covered with scars.). A popular god amoung villigers that must hunt and gather to surive. He is associated with their livelihood as well as a figure popular among men, often shown as a figure of masculinity.
Meridia- Tang Mo- Queen of Roots (Shown as a Tang Mo woman covered in vines with her legs rooted into the ground like a tree trunk). Patron of villages that must gather and farm plants to survive. Popular among woman, but strangely never a sign of fertility or birth.
Sheogorath- Tang Mo The Lunatic of storms (shown as a laughing Human dressed in odd clothing). Heavily associated with storms and floods, he is also associated with the mad as well as "lunatic" immigrants and visiters from other lands. His image as a human in myth often perplexes scholars, but does explain his association with outlanders.
Sanguine- Tang Mo-The Lovely Drunkard (shown as a Tang Mo with two bottles in his hands and lady's undergarments thrown at his feet). Associated with Drunks as well as pimps and whores. His name is a very common curse as well as an insult.
Dagon- KnifeBlossom- The Leaper (Shown as he is in Tamriel). Though not worshipped, so humans see him as salvation, the one to bring an end to the snake-men. Most humans fidn the uttering of his name a horrible act and Dagon himself as pure evil (The humans will primarily worship the Aedra).
Nocturnal- anywhere really- The Child of the Void (Her statue is too ruined to make out). It is unknown who built her statue on Akavir (some say the Dragons) but, whatever the case, it is ruined and it seems no one currently Alive on Akavir worships her.
Malacath is not worshiped due to him not being considered a Daedra but most and Jyglalagg is not worshiped due to most no knowing he exists.
I have a very interesting Religious idea for the Kamel that I will exaplain some other day.
Molag Bal- Tsaesci- The Worm Snake (some kind of worm type thing with some reptilian features). I think, if any Daedra would be, he would be their patron due to the Tsaesci sharing his domineering nature. He is a worm, as he is the god of rape, slithery and invasive (I swear there are no sexual references here). He is part snake, as the Tsaesci are the kind of ego mongers that would portray every god they venerate as a snake like them.
Azura-Tsaesci- The twin snake( Portrayed as two snakes of opposite hues intertwined at the tail). Twin, as she is the goddess of Dawn and Dusk, two separate things. She is venerated by the Tsaesci only because Dawnfang/Duskfang, a Tsaesci artifact seems to likely be an artifact of her's. By extension it would seem they worship her.
Peryite-Tsaesci- The dirt snake (shown as a snake rising from the dirt, and partly one with it). As the god of both pestilence and "ordering of the lowest" being shown with the grimy dirt assosiates him with both disease and the dirty slaves. He would likely be the patron of Tsaesci slavers.
Hermaeus Mora- Tsaesci- The serpent of knowledge (portrayed as a snake wrapped around and hourglass). The Tsaesci being a calculating race would probably venerate the god of knowledge and fate.
Boethiah- Ka po'tun- The Dragon of Glory in War (shown as a humanoid dragon clad in armor). The Ka po'tun put battle and glory high up on their list of importance in society and so Boethiah, god of war, would seem like a god patron. Possibly once portrayed as a cat, the Ka po'tun have shown an increased love of Dragons in latter years, and so their gods are now Dragons too. Unlike with the snake-men Deadra worship might not be in the mainstream, but many Ka po'tun would probably still show reverence for him (especially the solders and military), even if it was not an official religion of the empire.
Namira- Ka po'tun- The Pain Dragon (Shown as a Dragon covered in blood and surrounded by sculls) Though feared by the everyday Ka po'tun, the secret Witch's temples of Ka po'tun would show special respect to the queen of darkness and pain. In Akavir, she has taken on a darker overtone the on Tamriel.
Vaermina- Ka po'tun- The Witch Dragon [/B](Shown as a humanoid dragon in tattered shaman-esque robes). Worshiped in Witch's temples as well, she would be more associated with strange rituals and deviation.
Clavicus Vile- Ka po'tun- The Gambler Dragon (A humanoid Dragon is fine clothing). Apparently contact with early po'tun has Vile had him associated with much less menacing actions as in Tamriel. In Akavir, Vile is associated with the liars, cheaters and gamblers and all manor of urchins in the empire. Many have lost their souls to vile in exchange for a little change to their bad luck. vile is more popular with the youth then with older, more superstitious Ka po'tun.
Hircine- Tang Mo- King of Beasts (Portrayed as a Tang Mo covered with bone and animal pelts and his face covered by an animal scull. His body is covered with scars.). A popular god amoung villigers that must hunt and gather to surive. He is associated with their livelihood as well as a figure popular among men, often shown as a figure of masculinity.
Meridia- Tang Mo- Queen of Roots (Shown as a Tang Mo woman covered in vines with her legs rooted into the ground like a tree trunk). Patron of villages that must gather and farm plants to survive. Popular among woman, but strangely never a sign of fertility or birth.
Sheogorath- Tang Mo The Lunatic of storms (shown as a laughing Human dressed in odd clothing). Heavily associated with storms and floods, he is also associated with the mad as well as "lunatic" immigrants and visiters from other lands. His image as a human in myth often perplexes scholars, but does explain his association with outlanders.
Sanguine- Tang Mo-The Lovely Drunkard (shown as a Tang Mo with two bottles in his hands and lady's undergarments thrown at his feet). Associated with Drunks as well as pimps and whores. His name is a very common curse as well as an insult.
Dagon- KnifeBlossom- The Leaper (Shown as he is in Tamriel). Though not worshipped, so humans see him as salvation, the one to bring an end to the snake-men. Most humans fidn the uttering of his name a horrible act and Dagon himself as pure evil (The humans will primarily worship the Aedra).
Nocturnal- anywhere really- The Child of the Void (Her statue is too ruined to make out). It is unknown who built her statue on Akavir (some say the Dragons) but, whatever the case, it is ruined and it seems no one currently Alive on Akavir worships her.
Malacath is not worshiped due to him not being considered a Daedra but most and Jyglalagg is not worshiped due to most no knowing he exists.
I have a very interesting Religious idea for the Kamel that I will exaplain some other day.
