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She believes her tales implicIty as does everyone else. Her capacity for deception appears limitless. She shows lies like a master gardener sows seeds and the harvest. Almalexia does what she does because she can't do other wise it will not end well
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~ Sotha Sil describing Almalexia
Almalexia, also known as Ayem, the Mother of Morrowind, Almalexia the Warden, and the Lady of Mercy, is a major character in the action role-playing high fantasy video game franchise The Elder Scrolls, appearing as the main antagonist of the Tribunal DLC for the 2002 video game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
She is one of the three physical elven gods of the Tribunal and used to be the consort of the legendary hero Indoril Nerevar.
Story[]
Upon the death of Lord Nerevar, Almalexia along with Vivec and Sotha Sil swore upon Azura to never steal divine power from the Heart of Lorkhan in order to attain godhood for themselves. But only a few years later, she and Vivec were convinced by Sotha Sil to break their oaths and thus the members of the Tribunal became gods. This led to Azura punishing the Tribunal with the prophecy of the Nerevarine, the reincarnation of Nerevar, and the transformation of the Chimer into Dunmer (Dark Elves). Almalexia served as a protector of the Dunmer for thousands of years until she was cut off from the source of their divinity due to the return of Dagoth Ur during 2E 882, and thus the power of the Tribunal waned over time.
Almalexia slowly became insane as her power kept draining, which resulted in her ceasing communication with the rest of the Tribunal and even her own people. This change resulted in Almalexia turning into a completely different person, from once being compassionate and loving, into a madwoman who became obsessed with gaining power for herself while caring very little for her people. She had plans to unite all of her people under one faith and one rule, as the one true god of the Dunmer. In 3E 427, Almalexia ended up killing Sotha Sil and unleashed his clockwork contraptions to attack her own city in order to frame her old friend and lure the Nerevarine, the reincarnation of her husband, to Clockwork City, where she would try to kill him too. It ended in her death at the hands of the Nerevarine.
Quotes[]
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Appearances are everything! They feed opinion and belief, and such matters are important to me.
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~ Almalexia in Elder Scrolls Online
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I take pleasure in rewarding those who serve me.
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~ Almalexia in Elder Scrolls Online
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Do you always question a gift from a god?
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~ Almalexia in Elder Scrolls Online
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Now go and carry my divine rage with you!
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~ Almalexia to Vestige in Elder Scrolls Online
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I can't be seen to fail!
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~ Almalexia doesn't want her people seeing her fail
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Does this not satisfy you?
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~ Almalexia when the Vestige doesn't know why they have to fix something just to destroy after fixing it
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It will remain this active until I decide otherwise. The ashstorms will continue in Mournhold until I feel that these people grown to appreciate all I have done for them.
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~ Almalexia sending an ashstorm to Mournhold
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Or would you wish to always bask in my warm comfort of my reflected glory? Quick now! Choose! You must not keep your deity waiting!
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~ Almalexia
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There is mo time to waste make your preparations quickly.
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~ Almalexia
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But I smell the blood of gods on your hands, Nerevarine, Vivec was a fool. I'm sorry I wasn't there to see his death. But Sotha Sil he always thought himself as our better, shunning us, locking himself in this hole. He spoke not a word as he died. Not a whisper. Even in death, he mocked me with his silence! But I think you will scream, mortal. For now, you face a true god.
