considering the pact is lead by king Jorunn, and not tribunal, I would say, that probably dunmer "gods" are not exactly concerned with such "lowly" things as war in cyrodiil and relevant alliances.

Sorry, it should have been CHIMER, not Chimed.
And Almalexia instead of Amalexia

It's the Almalexia connection that spawned this thought.

Dunmer seems right.

Maybe they each would choose a faction

Hi @Eporem

I got excited when I heard that as well....but then they talk about the Tamriel Pact, does that mean they take over first?

Vivec in Cyrodiil would be helpful!

The Three are supercharged dunmer who require tapping into a world-creation-level artifact for their divine-like powers. Make no mistake, they are gods only in power. Their bodies are like a car battery that need to be recharged yearly. Think of them like being the first humans to discover immortality and incredible military power, but instead of sharing the power they keep it to themselves. (edited- added "incredible power" because of telvanni magisters making deals with daedra for long life, but not extra power. Immortality in this sense is not comparable to the Tribunal's power, who have divine-like powers)

Additionally, Vivec had 8 kids with Molag Bal. Molag Bal is a huge player and while he may not be the reason why the war started, he is certainly trying to benefit off of it and pushed each of the faction leaders into a corner. Vivec is likely put at bay by the existence of these 8 progeny. Not to mention, he has a giant moon rock to deal with that he almost drops- he should probably stay put for a few decades while his city gets built and he holds Sheogorath's massive ball in the sky. Keep in mind if you go down this rabbit hole that Daedric Princes cannot create life, they can only mimic it or corrupt life of/from others- so Vivec was a key player there.

There is a story/rumor that Vivec got involved with the Second Akaviri invasion to drown the invading forces but this is more of a myth even in the elder scrolls universe. What doesn't make sense to me is why they would land in Skyrim and make their way to Stonefalls only to be drowned on the coast by Vivec, the Akaviri battleplan is so outlandish, unless we consider the angle that they were trying to get to the Heart of Lorkhan and were trying to bypass detection of the Tribunal (or some other wacky theory). It makes sense for Vivec to get involved at the point of them reaching the coast at Stonefalls to prevent them from invading Vvardenfell to protect the Heart of Lorkhan, but he must have divined that they were coming for it if that is the case because it's not stated anywhere.

Sotha Sil has an interest in protecting Nirn (not just Tamriel) while the other two seem more interested in protecting their status, ancestral homeland, and source of power. He is involved in a few story lines including the events of summerset and clockwork city- the latter of which we see him in a compromised state, so Cyrodiil is probably the last thing on his mind.

Almalexia, while very powerful at many points, is also a very vain person, her omnipotence is actually a weakness. She cares so much about what her followers think about her that she probably won't get involved at all. That being said, look no further than the Deeshan storyline involving her to see why she isn't involved (she couldn't even reenter her own temple which was overrun by daedra at one point, and required the help of the vestige. Truly a humbling moment for her, I'd say).

We also see at some points in the story that there are traps that can weaken the power of these three, despite boasting "Godly powers" they have no realm to draw power from like the daedric princes do... it's all from a single, shared source that they have to empower themselves with annually (or semi annually) which makes their power finite and containable.

So once again, Vivec has conflict of interest, Sotha Sil is distracted, and Almalexia is nerfed during the events of ESO.

So long as forces don't encroach upon territories close to Vvardenfell I doubt they'll intervene for reasons stated.