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- Hector the Hooded - 04-13-2007
Vivec may have lost his connection to Lorkhan, but he is no way a mortal. I mean, think about Almalexia?
He should be weaker, yes, but still a God among men.
- KuKulzA - 04-13-2007
Quote:Originally posted by Hector the Hoodedno longer an immortal... he can be killed... and if Molag Bal could overpower him when he was a god in his prime, then the Prince can do so when Vivec is no longer immortal... Vivec is still powerful, but will not get any more powerful without the Heart...
Vivec may have lost his connection to Lorkhan, but he is no way a mortal. I mean, think about Almalexia?
He should be weaker, yes, but still a God among men.
- Hector the Hooded - 04-13-2007
Vivec COULD die even when he had a connection to the heart. It was just harder I think, sort of like the Dagoths he sorta...... teleported when he got close to death.
- KuKulzA - 04-13-2007
Quote:Originally posted by Hector the Hoodedno thats what i mean, when he died, he could bring himself back with the power of the Heart.... so he didn't truly die, his mortal body just got killed for a moment... and he returns into this world as if no time has passed
Vivec COULD die even when he had a connection to the heart. It was just harder I think, sort of like the Dagoths he sorta...... teleported when he got close to death.
NOW, he cannot... he dies now, and he's done for...
- IAMTHEEMPEROR - 04-13-2007
I think it was something like the gods drew life from the heart, but they needed to make a journey to it to restore their godliness or they would die as weak mortals. They did not have a permanent connection to it like Dagoth Ur.
- KuKulzA - 04-13-2007
Quote:Originally posted by IAMTHEEMPERORthat is correct :goodjob:
I think it was something like the gods drew life from the heart, but they needed to make a journey to it to restore their godliness or they would die as weak mortals. They did not have a permanent connection to it like Dagoth Ur.
think of it like a battery... if they use too much of their energy their powers begin to diminish a bit and a little more etc.etc.... and so they need to go to the Heart to basically recharge... they didn't bind themselves to the Heart
- IAMTHEEMPEROR - 04-13-2007
They were already becoming weak in the first place after being deprived of their energy for a while after Dagoth Ur seized the heart, and also were using a good deal of their diminishing power to power the Ghostfence. The gods that were met in TES3 were probably substantially weaker than they would be if they were at full power.
- KuKulzA - 04-13-2007
Quote:Originally posted by IAMTHEEMPERORyeah, and still more powerful than any powerful mortal...
They were already becoming weak in the first place after being deprived of their energy for a while after Dagoth Ur seized the heart, and also were using a good deal of their diminishing power to power the Ghostfence. The gods that were met in TES3 were probably substantially weaker than they would be if they were at full power.
but they could barely contend with a Daedric Prince at their full power, now Vivec is not at 'full charge'
- IAMTHEEMPEROR - 04-13-2007
Hmm, leads me to think that they really were gods in their prime, rather than these weak things I can kill in a few hits.
- KuKulzA - 04-13-2007
you can only kill in a few hits cause you're Nerevarine and totally prophezised and blessed with all sorts of things and opportunities no common-er person would /could have... basically you are 1 in a trillion... once you are like level 80+