Lore Quiz: The Daedra
On the Daedric Prince, their Realms, creatures and artefacts.
- 1.
Who's Realm of Oblivion is known as Quagmire?
- A.
Namira
- B.
Vaermina
- C.
Meridia
- D.
Malacath
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B. VaerminaExplanation
Vaermina's Realm of Oblivion is known as Quagmire.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which Daedric Prince is Divayth Fyr describing in this sentence: ____ knew and understood all things, and declined to speak of these things, or only spoke in riddles.
- A.
Sheogorath
- B.
Mehrunes Dagon
- C.
Azura
- D.
Mephala
Correct Answer
C. AzuraExplanation
Divayth Fyr is describing a Daedric Prince who possesses knowledge and understanding of all things but chooses not to openly discuss them, often speaking only in riddles. This description aligns with the nature of Azura, the Daedric Prince of Dusk and Dawn, who is associated with prophecy, mystery, and subtle guidance. Azura's enigmatic nature and her tendency to communicate through cryptic messages make her the most fitting choice based on the given description.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which is the lowest rank in the Dremora hierarchy?
- A.
Churl
- B.
Kynmarcher
- C.
Kynval
- D.
Valkynaz
Correct Answer
A. ChurlExplanation
The lowest rank in the Dremora hierarchy is the Churl.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which Daedric Prince is the weapon Umbra most associated with?
- A.
Molag-Bal
- B.
Clavicus Vile
- C.
Nocturnal
- D.
Boethiah
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B. Clavicus VileExplanation
Umbra is most associated with Clavicus Vile. In The Elder Scrolls series, Umbra is a powerful weapon that is linked to Clavicus Vile, the Daedric Prince of power, bargains, and wishes. Clavicus Vile is known for his love of deals and pacts, and Umbra is often used as a tool to fulfill these bargains. The weapon has a history of corrupting its wielders and trapping their souls, further emphasizing its association with Clavicus Vile's manipulative and cunning nature.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which god did Mankar Camoran claim was actually a Daedric Prince who's realm of Oblivion was Dawn's Beauty, or Tamriel?
- A.
Dibella
- B.
Trinimac
- C.
Mara
- D.
Lorkhan
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D. LorkhanExplanation
Mankar Camoran claimed that Lorkhan was actually a Daedric Prince whose realm of Oblivion was Dawn's Beauty, or Tamriel. This suggests that Mankar Camoran believed Lorkhan to be a deity associated with the mortal realm rather than one of the Aedra. This belief aligns with Mankar Camoran's ideology as the leader of the Mythic Dawn cult, which sought to bring about the end of the world and create a new realm of paradise in Oblivion.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which Daedric Prince are Mazken most associated with?
- A.
Sheogorath
- B.
Mehrunes Dagon
- C.
Peryite
- D.
Hircine
Correct Answer
A. SheogorathExplanation
Mazken are most associated with Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness. This can be inferred from the lore and in-game references, as Mazken are often depicted as followers or servants of Sheogorath. Sheogorath's realm, the Shivering Isles, is home to the Mazken, and they are known for their loyalty and devotion to the Prince of Madness. They embody his unpredictable and chaotic nature, making the association between Mazken and Sheogorath a strong one.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who's realm of Oblivion is also known as Attribution's Share?
- A.
Azura
- B.
Hermaeus Mora
- C.
Boethiah
- D.
Jyggalag
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C. BoethiahExplanation
Boethiah's realm of Oblivion is also known as Attribution's Share. Boethiah is a Daedric Prince associated with deceit, treachery, and unlawful overthrow. Attribution's Share is a realm within Oblivion that Boethiah rules over, where the souls of the unworthy are claimed and used for Boethiah's purposes. This realm is known for its harsh and brutal landscape, fitting Boethiah's nature as a Prince of Destruction.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Whose realm of Oblivion is Morian Zenus describing in the following sentence:"...anguish, betrayal, and broken promises filled the bitter air like ash."
- A.
Molag Bal
- B.
Malacath
- C.
Peryite
- D.
Namira
Correct Answer
B. MalacathExplanation
The correct answer is Malacath. The sentence describes a realm filled with anguish, betrayal, and broken promises, which aligns with Malacath's sphere of influence. Malacath is the Daedric Prince of the outcasts, the spurned, and the ostracized, and his realm is known as Ashpit. The mention of ash in the sentence further supports the connection to Malacath.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Which is the required offering needed to commune with Azura at her shrine in Cyrodiil?
- A.
Ambrosia
- B.
Dreugh Wax
- C.
Ectoplasm
- D.
Glow Dust
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D. Glow DustExplanation
To commune with Azura at her shrine in Cyrodiil, one needs Glow Dust. Glow Dust is a rare ingredient that can be obtained from the remains of certain creatures, such as Will-o-the-Wisps or Wispmothers. It is believed to hold a special connection to Azura, the Daedric Prince of Dusk and Dawn. Offering Glow Dust at her shrine is a way to show reverence and seek her favor or guidance.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Which Daedric creatures are said to "have no thoughts, and cannot fear"?
- A.
Scamp
- B.
Dremora
- C.
Vermai
- D.
Clannfear
Correct Answer
C. VermaiExplanation
Vermai are Daedric creatures that are said to "have no thoughts, and cannot fear." This means that they lack the ability to think or experience fear. This characteristic sets them apart from other Daedric creatures like Scamps, Dremora, and Clannfears, who may possess thoughts and can experience fear.Rate this question:
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