Morrowind talk:Vivec (god)

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I disagree with the following paragraph:

"They then went against Nerevar's dying wish by using the profane Tools of Kagrenac on the Heart of Lorkhan in order to steal its divine essence for themselves. They achieved great heroism with their divinity, but it was also their undoing; because they worked deeds of good against the evil of the Heart they were weakened even before the return of Dagoth-Ur, Nerevar's nemesis. Dagoth-Ur, who had also stolen power from the Heart, acted in accordance with its evil and grew stronger."

The Heart of Lorkhan isn't evil, just a very powerful artifact. The Tribunal members used its power to gain divine powers, by tapping it once in a while with Kagernac's tools. Their power was not sustainable, so the had to re-imbue themselves every time with the Heart's power, when their energy was running low. When Dagoth Ur came back to life, he regained control over the Tool and the Heart, thus the Tribunal members could no longer reimbue themselves and they grew weaker and weaker with time.

"Dagor-Ur [...] acted in accordance with its evil and grew stonger." signals a big misunderstanding somewhere.

Ralleyon 03:57, 29 June 2008 (EDT)

Sithis created Lorkhan to kill the Aedra, making him evil to do this. This would make Lorkhan's heart evil, would it not?--Drake3555 19:38, 5 August 2008 (EDT)

I think I know which book you read to come up with that, and let me say that is you want to learn about the topic, you shouldn't start there.Temple-Zero 19:47, 5 August 2008 (EDT)

Well, the whole "What happened at Red Mountain" section is under reconstruction. The Lore:Heart of Lorkhan is what stabilized Mundus' & Nirn existence (among other stones & towers), keeping the planes separated, without the continued presence of the gods. Talking about this in terms of good/evil is not very helpful, I think. --Benould^•T•C 19:53, 5 August 2008 (EDT)