Did not realize this of Mehrunes Dagon...

Eporem · January 9

that his power of Destruction is merely a portion of his sphere of influence and that all of his aspects are rooted in Change

TinyDragon · January 9

I hadn't thought much about this- when I played through it, I sort of dismissed it as a Psijic perspective.

But the Mythic Dawn in Oblivion are seeking to remake the world, so perhaps it's more widespreadly thought of like that!

Elsonso · January 9

Destruction is the easiest, and most satisfying, type of change.

Syldras · January 10

No matter which Dagon cult, whether the Mystic Dawn or the Waking Flame, they don't want the world to be destroyed (as: being turned to a void), but to be re-formed to something they deem better as the current status. The real-world belief of fire being purifying might play a role, although I'm not sure if that's in the lore. The Sul-Xan see Dagon as related to Sithis, by the way, who is also considered a bringer of chaos and change.

Eporem · January 11

Valsirenn mentions Cleansing Fire as the first start in bringing back to life the End Time Ash Tree, then Water then Soil which are the three Druid Circles in Galen that were formed and I found it interesting that the seed the Daedra wanted from this tree was named Apocalyspse, though donèt know how Apocalyspse is defined in ESO and also that the sacred seed of the Firesong circle comes from an Ash Tree as well. Would any know where the scared seed of the Stonelore or the Eldertide originated from ?

Syldras · January 12

Eporem wrote: »

I found it interesting that the seed the Daedra wanted from this tree was named Apocalyspse, though donèt know how Apocalyspse is defined in ESO

That's a good question. I'm not sure if there's neccessarily a real concept behind it or if it's just used colloquially. There's also an npc somewhere saying he's not "a stoic", which is for sure meant in the colloquial sense (while the word literally means a pursuer of a certain kind of Ancient Greek philosophy, which is of course not existant on Nirn).

Eporem · January 17

If the sacred seed that was given to the Firesong circle is the same as the seed that comes from the Dead Ash Tree in the deadlands and is named Apocalyspse then I wonder which of these meanings would be true of it. What would this seed's meaning become, the old meaning or the new of the below definitions..
https://www.etymonline.com/word/apocalypse

or maybe the Elder Scrolls would have their own entirely different meaning of this word.

Dr_Con · February 2

The "Allwither" is another component of change. "It craves what it cannot be, it hates what it is."- a miserable existence.

KingArthasMenethil · February 4

Eporem wrote: »

If the sacred seed that was given to the Firesong circle is the same as the seed that comes from the Dead Ash Tree in the deadlands and is named Apocalyspse then I wonder which of these meanings would be true of it. What would this seed's meaning become, the old meaning or the new of the below definitions..
https://www.etymonline.com/word/apocalypse

or maybe the Elder Scrolls would have their own entirely different meaning of this word.

I doubt the Firesong and their is related to it. Their seed is more then likely not something Daedric. Legacy of the Bretons (High Isle and Galen) was rather free from Daedric Corruption.

Eporem · February 5

for me I think the seeds might have no corruption to begin with, especially the one from the Dead Ash Tree, for it was cleansed by fire so I still think there is a connection of some sort there. A Daedra there wished this seed as well - though it wasn't told what for.

KingArthasMenethil · February 6

Eporem wrote: »

for me I think the seeds might have no corruption to begin with, especially the one from the Dead Ash Tree, for it was cleansed by fire so I still think there is a connection of some sort there. A Daedra there wished this seed as well - though it wasn't told what for.

The seeds are more likely tied to Y'ffre/Jephre then any Daedra

(especially with it's connection to the Druid King by being its main artefacts of the Druid Kings Regalia). By making it Daedric you do open the door to corruption.

Eporem · February 6

maybe like Frii, the seeds are Nature spirits the elements maybe of Air, Earth and Water

Edit: Uggh.. well it seems the three seeds all came from one tree.. A Tree of Life in Druid lore?

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:The_Final_Dream_of_Kasorayn

Three seeds I saw upon one tree
Of rowan, ash, and oak.
With care I set them in the dust
To guide and teach our folk.

Three trees, nine limbs, five hundred leaves
One season for each root.
Let each seed sleep in slumber deep
And then the throne renew.

When mountain shakes and Sower wakes
The throne shall bloom again.
One choice, one will, one binding word
Shall bless or scourge all lands.

A day shall come in seasons far
To wake the Sower clear.
If freely given all is good
If taken comes the scourge.

Eporem · February 6

and a random thought - if there are no Rowan trees in Nirn and the seed of this is the last of a time gone by and survives to become a Rowan tree that this Rowan tree will symbolize the new Druid King: