If he wanted one, i think he wants Sovngarde as his Plane of Oblivion. Then, Alduin would become a Daedric Lord.
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Not really a topic to get back to at this point.
The question was "Does Alduin want his own realm?" to which most people have answered not with a "Yes" or a "No", but with a "Why?". And that's counting the few people that actually answered the question instead of just going on to talk about Talos and Akatosh.
I'm not sure there's much to salvage here.
(Edited by Dark Jeto)
like i said, no he want to eat souls and rule over man
(Edited by Lord Azroth)
But if he eats all souls, he won't be able to rule over man and mer( by the way, fuck of elves), and he will want to create a Plane of Oblivion, maybe with Azura's Star?
(Edited by The Assassin of Legend)
(The Dragonborn was responsible for killing the insane dude in the Star)
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Dark Jeto wrote:
Not really a topic to get back to at this point.
Not really a topic to get back to at this point.
The question was "Does Alduin want his own realm?" to which most people have answered not with a "Yes" or a "No", but with a "Why?". And that's counting the few people that actually answered the question instead of just going on to talk about Talos and Akatosh.
I'm not sure there's much to salvage here.
There is an argument that Alduin and Akatosh are actually the same being, but from a different pantheon. Kinda like a mirror-version of oneself, or something. I dont know, I dont really claim to understand MK's theories.
To answer the original question with an actual answer though - No, I dont think he does.
An Addendum though: Sheogorath actually lived in Aetherius once. (You know, before the Warp in the West. Yes, I went there :P)
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Timeoin wrote:
There is an argument that Alduin and Akatosh are actually the same being, but from a different pantheon. Kinda like a mirror-version of oneself, or something. I dont know, I dont really claim to understand MK's theories.
Dark Jeto wrote:
Not really a topic to get back to at this point.
Not really a topic to get back to at this point.
The question was "Does Alduin want his own realm?" to which most people have answered not with a "Yes" or a "No", but with a "Why?". And that's counting the few people that actually answered the question instead of just going on to talk about Talos and Akatosh.
I'm not sure there's much to salvage here.
There is an argument that Alduin and Akatosh are actually the same being, but from a different pantheon. Kinda like a mirror-version of oneself, or something. I dont know, I dont really claim to understand MK's theories.
To answer the original question with an actual answer though - No, I dont think he does.
An Addendum though: Sheogorath actually lived in Aetherius once. (You know, before the Warp in the West. Yes, I went there :P)
makes sense split "personalities" exist like the greek and roman gods same thing just different aspect
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Aldiun isn't a daedra. He's an Aedra, since Akatosh is an Aedra. He has absolutely no relation to the daedra.
(Edited by Roadhouse699)
The Assassin of Legend wrote:
If he wanted one, i think he wants Sovngarde as his Plane of Oblivion. Then, Alduin would become a Daedric Lord.
If he wanted one, i think he wants Sovngarde as his Plane of Oblivion. Then, Alduin would become a Daedric Lord.
Sovngarde? That's not a plane of Oblivion. It's a part of Aetherius.
(Edited by Dragonlover553)
Remember he is a god he probably has his own realm that is never seen or mentioned
(Edited by A Fandom user)
Alduin's realm and Akatosh's realm are the same realm. He also has some claim to Sovngarde due to the special nature of Akatosh and Lorkhan.
(Edited by Br3admax)