Who would you worship?

TheNuminous1

Definitely Yffre

LunaFlora

Y'ffre, Dibella, Kynareth, and Azura

Twig_Garlicshine

None.
Just as in real life.
If it were proven a god did exist, I would still not worship.
Even if it did include an everlasting eternity in hellfire.
Too much psychosis in all supposed omniscient beings.

Carcamongus

RNGeesus. Out of necessity, not love.

SandandStars

Benus Girith.

I think he works for the Blacksmith in Mournhold, Am Eepa. Clever name, don’t you think?

ArchMikem

I don't worship, even if the "Gods" were real.

With that said, Azurah is the only Daedric Prince that actually cares for her followers, genuinely. She's as close to Chaotic Good as they can get, and won't throw you to the wolves if you don't cross her.

Nightowl_74

Probably Zenithar or Julianos. Definitely something in the realm of balance, wisdom, honest work, and preservation of history and nature. A lot more run of the mill, decent and boring, than my character, basically. Lol

Zodiarkslayer

Dibellla. I'd be doing her work anyways. 😳

ADarklore

Tandor wrote: »

I've never been keen on worshipping deities in my games, just as in the real world, so I would be unlikely to do so.

^THIS is my answer too. Short and to the point.

rpa

Hircine for fun. Sithis for business.

Giulietta

Lorkhaj. Maybe Hermaeus Mora and Sheogorath too

Jammy420

Hermaeus mora, thats why I love the arcanist, and am so pissed they are destroying its identity already.

Aztrias

Ebonarm

Wolfkeks

Hircine 🐺

kyatos_binarini

to reason and logic

GooGa592

Carcamongus wrote: »

RNGeesus. Out of necessity, not love.

Perfect response! lol

CameraBeardThePirate

The Tribunal are false idols; jesters lying to the Dunmer. Cast them out and worship the Good Daedra!

Jarl_Ironheart

For Gods I'm worshipping Kyne and for Daedra I'm worshipping Hircine. Lords of the wild and nature

Galiferno

Shezarr, Kyne, and Aka, the three most important gods of humanity

OtarTheMad

Auri-El or Hermeaus Mora.

Wolfchild07

The fool hath said in his heart, there is no God.

Syldras

A serious answer probably isn't expected, but if it was, different factors would have to be taken into consideration: Cultural upbringing, family/clan/folk traditions, education, personal knowledge and experiences,...

Say, if I was born into an ordinary, maybe even poor, Khajiiti family living in rural Anequina, what would they have taught me about religion, what would I know about the world? If I had never received higher education and never travelled farther than to the next village, would I even be able to question what they've told me?

What if I was born a Skaal? Or what if my family was Breton and my father a priest of Mara? What if I was the son of an Indoril? And what if it was an eccentric Telvanni instead?

I'm not saying people can't form their own opinions. But to form opinions, we need both knowledge and experiences.

It's easy to say "i'm so badass i'd worship mehrunes dagon of course" or to claim to be areligious in a world where basically everyone has some kind of religious belief. But how probable would it be, really?

That aside - and going down my usual "Tribunal era Telvanni by birth" rp route, I would probably have been grown up with a Tribunal shrine at home. My family would officially be Tribunal worshippers, although it would be common knowledge that ASV aren't real gods. I probably wouldn't really worship them, but I can see my Dunmer self acknowledging what they did for the Dunmeri people - and what they personally achieved as individuals. Especially as a Telvanni, that could be something to aspire to I probably would have been impressed when reading this in some Temple tractate: "The old gods are cruel and arbitrary, and distant from the hopes and fears of mer. Your age is past. We are the new gods, born of the flesh, and wise and caring of the needs of our people", basically seeing it as a story of self-empowerment. Irl, I found John Milton's Paradise Lost quite inspiring when I read it for the first time when I was 13 or 14 or so, btw.

xXCJsniperXx7

Shor in his high halls of sovngarde.

LalMirchi

Naryu Virian! I would like to be to be her companion and confederate. No romance here as she would probably kill me then, but I want to be Naryu Virian when I grow up

SithisKhajitiiLamae

Fkey wrote: »

None.
Just as in real life.
If it were proven a god did exist, I would still not worship.
Even if it did include an everlasting eternity in hellfire.
Too much psychosis in all supposed omniscient beings.

Same here

rpa

Fkey wrote: »

None.
Just as in real life.
If it were proven a god did exist, I would still not worship.
Even if it did include an everlasting eternity in hellfire.
Too much psychosis in all supposed omniscient beings.

I'm myself not religious but I try to not make a religion out of it. I have no problem with diving in high fantasy fiction.

If supernatural entities were to proven exist in real life, I'd adjust my position according to facts revealed. (For example I find it improbable that a real godlike being woild want worship or care what humans believe.)

NotaDaedraWorshipper

For a more serious answer, well it would depend if it's me-me or a Tamriel me.

Me in real life is as unreligious as one can be, not a fan of it. But Tamriel is very different from real life, for one, gods are without a doubt real and does things regularly, so being atheist is pretty dumb there. Meaning Tamriel-me would definitely be religious to some degree. Who I would worship is hard to tell because that would be influenced a lot on what culture I grew up in, my childhood, the people I spent time with it, events I went through etc. Any deity is possile.

Hapexamendios

I choose mutual hero worship with Naryu.

rabidmyers

stibbons

Ashnarug

The Hist