Lies and murder and secret plots amongst other things are Mephala's realm. "Mephala's only consistent theme seems to be interference in the affairs of mortals for amusement. Mephala's sphere seems to indicate a careful plan carried out through executions, each life a portion of a massive web."

So it is quite expected she gets involved in so many things. She is amusing herself and probably weaving a web trying to pull herself closer to the affairs of Nirn or making a power grab for Nirn since it is floating closer to her than ever

Bonzodog01 wrote: »

From my fairly extensive knowledge of the overland quests (done cadwells silver/gold 3 times now....), Mephala appears on a few occasions - She is featured in a few delves around Tamriel, and you deal with her directly in the Nilata Ruins where you attempt to rescue someone from her clutches.

@Bonzodog01 Nice, thank you! I was sure she appeared in delves too. So far in ESO shes definitely the 2nd most involved daedric prince after Molag Bal but it doesnt seem as if she is at the same time, its a bit weird.
We'll see in the Daedra war

Well there is also evidence of Mephala having a hand in Wrothgar. Specifically she is mentioned in journals in Morkuldin as the one who showed the Morkul clan where to find it and even being the one to have it sealed away later on. Why? My theory is that Forge mother Alga, being the brains behind the entire Wrothgar political issue, is a mephalan cultist and Mephala was using her to gather the orcs together as an army to attack the dunmer and reclaim her revered status in Morrowind.

I have yet to play through the chapter so i dont know of any evidence there to support this but the actions of Alga towards the Morkul clan just seem too strange to not have an underlying purpose. She takes the younger daughter of morkul to be Kurogs wife, leaving the elder daughter to feel insulted. The elder daughter sets out to find Morkuldin(previously sealed by Mephala and her children swarming the place) and reactivates it with the hero of wrothgars help (who was also invited to wrothgar by Alga and asked to help Kurog). The morkul clan once again has access to the blood forge where the best weapons and armour known to Tamriel were forged, the elder daughter returns with pride telling the clan to help build Orsinium and the Morkul chief agrees to attend the moot where the chiefs will be betrayed.

Morkul clan got its renown thanks to Mephala, the forge sealed because of her, then a series of events started by Alga has it reopened and the Morkul join Orsinium as allies because of it. All too convenient IMO. Alga is a planner, coniving like the webspinner herself. With Alga controlling the Orsimer Mephala must plan to use them somehow, and with the three banner war currently in effect it would not be unusual for one faction to attack the home of another. A simple guise for the final objective of revenge against the Dunmeri tribunal dont you think?
#conspiracy #mephalasweb #psijicorder




Or uncle sheo just visits me too often and i see spider webs where there are none

Either way it is obvious that Mephala has the largest hand in mortal affairs during the time of ESO. Perhaps even as much as Molag Bal, though much more subtle

Someone already brought up the quest with the husband and twin sisters, but she also appears in Reaper's March in a quest with Telenger.

Jacen_Veron wrote: »

It absolutely will. The Spiral Skein, Mephala's realm of Oblivion, was (I believe) slated to be a later DLC. Most likely to come after the Clockwork City.

But I am pulling this from my memory of something I read months ago.

yeah but it'll proably just be another 2 dungeons

My suspicion, and this has been the case since the Morrowind Beta, is that Mephala is one of the Daedra involved in the war. I kinda suspect, she's going to be the next villain.