A Daedra Lord is a greater Daedric being who maintains great power and hierarchy over Oblivion matched only by the Demiprinces,[1] and exceeded only by the Daedric Princes.[UOL 1] The powers of the Daedra Lords are varied in scope, with some embodying their own individual spheres, and others being servants of the Daedric Princes who help maintain sub-spheres.[UOL 1] Some of the more powerful Lords also rule over their own realms and demi-planes.[1]
Daedra Lords are one of the most powerful Daedra to be commonly seen in Tamriel, and are to be feared by all but the most experienced adventurers. They are known to be powerful fighters and spell casters, and can only be harmed by mithril or better weapons.[2]
Known Daedra LordsEdit
- The Crow Mother, Nocturnal's "Nether-Niece" that has taken the form of a Hagraven, who rules over the Crow's Wood pocket realm.[3][4]
- Hollowjack, a Pumpkin Spectre, is the Daedra Lord of mortal fears who rules over the demi-plane Detritus.[1]
- Bad Man is a minor Daedric Lord of Bad Man's Hallows, a pocket realm centered around a tree that channels dark energy.[5] He is a Dremora Lord masquerading as the Breton God Sheor, who is the real Bad Man.[5][6]
- Imago Storm is the leader of the Dremora Clan and served under Mehrunes Dagon for a time.[7]
- Faydra Shardai is the leader of the Shardai Clan and served under Mehrunes Dagon for a time,[7] who considers her his adoptive daughter.[8]
- Sumeer Jabran was a Daedra Lord who served under both Mehrunes Dagon and Molag Bal for a time.[7][9]
- Xivilai Moath is the leader of the Xivilai's Clan who served under both Mehrunes Dagon and Molag Bal for a time.[7][10] Mehrunes Dagon considers him his adoptive son.[8]
- The Daedric Lord of Fishing is a scarcely known Daedra Lord, save that they are a servant of Hircine, and have a distinctive aroma.[UOL 1]
NotesEdit
See AlsoEdit
- For game-specific information, see the Daggerfall and Battlespire articles.
- Demiprince
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b c Lord Hollowjack's Dread Realm — Cuilean Darnizhaan
- ^ Daedra Lords in Daggerfall
- ^ Crow Mother's dialogue in ESO
- ^ Telbaril Oran's dialogue during A Son's Promise in ESO
- ^ a b Dialogue with Eveline Vette
- ^ Bad Man's Hallows loading screen in ESO
- ^ a b c d Events of Battlespire
- ^ a b Battlespire Athenaeum page 156, 159
- ^ Dremora Travelers in ESO
- ^ Storming the Garrison
- ^ Modern Heretics — Haderus of Gottlesfont
- ^ The True Nature of Orcs
- ^ Aymar Douar's dialogue in Oblivion
- ^ Rulantaril's Notes — Rulantaril Oran
- ^ Tutor Riparius's dialogue in ESO
Note: the following references are not from official sources. They are included to provide a rounder background to this article, but may not reflect established lore.
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