Strongest Daedric Prince

EvilAutoTech

Only posting to see my vote. The OP went from options to showing the results without me touching anything.

Edit: I guess I didn't vote after all.

jlmurra2

I believe Jyggalag is the strongest. Meaning the pre-Shivering isles Sheogorath/Jyggalag, and post Shivering isles Jyggalag.

I think the Sheogorath the Champion of Cyrodiil became though "mantling" is less powerful than the other "seperate" aperture that is post Shivering isles Jyggalag.

Vevvev

Sheogorath

dodgehopper_ESO wrote: »

Keepercraft wrote: »

Sheogorath//Jyggalag is the most powerfully daedra prince in lore.

I still don't understand Jyggalag. His sphere is 'Order'. What does that have to do with Chaos, and how is he a Daedra if he's defined by Order. In other words, Jyggalag sounds more in line with Anu than Padomay, whereas Sheogorath is more Padomay than Anu. I understand why he's not et'Ada but Jyggalag always struck me as an 'other' candidate, like the Magne Ge. Sheogorath though fits the Daedra style, in the same vein that Malacath is a daedra: Daedra by conversion. There's only 3 daedra that fall in this arena as far as I'm aware: Meridian, Sheogorath, and Malacath. Then again perhaps the other daedra were converted at one point as well.

On another topic, I've always wondered what the relationship might be between Magnus and Herma Mora, and if it were possible that they are either two opposing factions (one Anu (order) aligned and one Padomay (chaos) aligned) or if they are in fact two sides of the same coin (Think Two-Face from Batman).

There is one theory out there that Jyggalag was always the daedric prince of madness because to find Order in Chaos is impossible. He'd be mad to try and make it so.

Parasaurolophus

Where is Namira?

ealdwin

It's clearly Sanguine.

Never underestimate the power of a good time.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

There are 16 princes (17 with Jyggalag) and this poll only show 10. So it's missing 6.

Not only that but you can't really measure daedric princes strengths. None of them seem to be stronger than the other. Mortals seen to think some are stronger, but that has more to do with those princes being more dangerous to them and tries to destroy the world and stuff.

So of all 5 year old polls to necro, this one is bad. Bad necromancer!

Wolf81

I still think its Hermaeus Mora...though isn't known for being good or evil but a keeper. The knowledge he knows and keeps could probably put most of the princes to shame.

Faulgor

Absent of Jyggalag, I'd say Boethiah given they ate one of the most powerful Aedra.
Third place would be Mehrunes Dagon, in spite of him getting beaten again and again. If you're inclined to believe the Mysterium Xarxes, he trashed a whole parallel universe ...

Vevvev

Sheogorath

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

There are 16 princes (17 with Jyggalag) and this poll only show 10. So it's missing 6.

Not only that but you can't really measure daedric princes strengths. None of them seem to be stronger than the other. Mortals seen to think some are stronger, but that has more to do with those princes being more dangerous to them and tries to destroy the world and stuff.

So of all 5 year old polls to necro, this one is bad. Bad necromancer!

Wait.....

checks date

Wow, what a necro!

dcam86b14_ESO

Sheogorath

Jyggalag

dcam86b14_ESO

Sheogorath

GuyNamedSean wrote: »

I don't think Jyggalag is a good reason to vote for Sheogorath. Jyggalag was powerful due to his pure mastery of organisation. Hermaeus Mora may have all the knowledge in the world, but Jyggalag could get anything done if he wanted to. Sheogorath can't do that and that's why all the other Princes made him.

There are only four Daedra that have entire races at their disposal. The Three Good Daedra and Malacath. Now, I figure that Boethiah would be the strongest of the Three because not only do us Dunmer credit her with the majority of our cultural advances, but she was the one that struck down the Aedra Trinimac and formed him into Malacath. That takes quite a bit of power.

She's obviously influential and she obviously is quite powerful. No other Daedra has performed such an action. Jyggalag may be organised enough to accomplish anything, but it's Boethiah who holds the raw power.

Wrong!
If we're talking about power then Namira would be the strongest.
She was there being the eternal dark and she's actually responsible for life and death.

Read up on it.

Araneae6537

Hermaeus Mora

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

Yeah, Jyggalag IMO

Who? I never heard of a Daedric Prince by that name. Something in a lore book I forgot?

Molag Bal is intimidating (love his taunts at the dolmens ) but maybe he’s overcompensating and his bark is worse than his bite.

Mehrunes Dagon is apparently try and fail at the same thing twice? Hmmm...

Hermaeus Mora has great knowledge and probably also the greatest wisdom of the Daedra and is above feeling a need to prove his power.

Olupajmibanan

Sheogorath

No Jyggalag option (which is obvious answer) so voted Sheogorath which is in fact Jyggalag waiting to be released from the curse.

Finedaible

Sheogorath

Uncle Sheo is the only prince who is shown to effortlessly change and shape reality in Mundus at his own whims. The most obvious example being when he supposedly caused Baar Dau to be hurled towards Vivec City. Sheo has tricked and beaten other daedric princes on several accounts, not including stealing other prince's artifacts like Malacath's Volendrung for his own amusement. He can effortlessly resurrect the dead and just as easily make them burst into flame. Probably a lot more things he has done too.

In my opinion I don't think there is anything Sheogorath cannot do, he's only hindered by his own madness and whimsical nature.

ealdwin

Araneae6537 wrote: »

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

Yeah, Jyggalag IMO

Who? I never heard of a Daedric Prince by that name. Something in a lore book I forgot?

Molag Bal is intimidating (love his taunts at the dolmens ) but maybe he’s overcompensating and his bark is worse than his bite.

Mehrunes Dagon is apparently try and fail at the same thing twice? Hmmm...

Hermaeus Mora has great knowledge and probably also the greatest wisdom of the Daedra and is above feeling a need to prove his power.

Jyggalag was the Daedric Prince of Order. His realm was so massive and his armies ever expanding it that the other Daedric Princes became fearful. They ganged together and cursed him to madness, changing him into the very opposite of what he stood for: Sheogorath. Every few hundred years, Jyggalag gets to come out to play via the Grey March where he undoes the Shivering Isles, only to fall back under the curse and return as Sheogorath.

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

Araneae6537

Hermaeus Mora

ealdwin wrote: »

Araneae6537 wrote: »

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

Yeah, Jyggalag IMO

Who? I never heard of a Daedric Prince by that name. Something in a lore book I forgot?

Molag Bal is intimidating (love his taunts at the dolmens ) but maybe he’s overcompensating and his bark is worse than his bite.

Mehrunes Dagon is apparently try and fail at the same thing twice? Hmmm...

Hermaeus Mora has great knowledge and probably also the greatest wisdom of the Daedra and is above feeling a need to prove his power.

Jyggalag was the Daedric Prince of Order. His realm was so massive and his armies ever expanding it that the other Daedric Princes became fearful. They ganged together and cursed him to madness, changing him into the very opposite of what he stood for: Sheogorath. Every few hundred years, Jyggalag gets to come out to play via the Grey March where he undoes the Shivering Isles, only to fall back under the curse and return as Sheogorath.

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

Is that just in an Oblivion expansion or have their been references elsewhere? Just curious...
But it seems he was not so very powerful after all if his very nature was completely altered by the other Daedric Princes...

Vanya

Mehrunes Dagon

Helgi_Skotina wrote: »

Lord Mehrunes Dagon! The Mythical Dawn still will be risen!

Strong foreshadowing there after 5years+ There we are Rise of Dagon and Gates of Oblivion

Dagon and Bal posses greatest power to mortal world,sheer destruction and domination

Sheogorath is overrated he lost much of his power and influence also Mora may know "all" but what is power if you do not use it or fear to use it?

Dagon will be greatest threat it took Akatosh ,he Dragon God of Time, is the chief deity of the Divines to stop him , it does not get more dangerous than that

Sgrug

Araneae6537 wrote: »

ealdwin wrote: »

Araneae6537 wrote: »

Robo_Hobo wrote: »

Yeah, Jyggalag IMO

Who? I never heard of a Daedric Prince by that name. Something in a lore book I forgot?

Molag Bal is intimidating (love his taunts at the dolmens ) but maybe he’s overcompensating and his bark is worse than his bite.

Mehrunes Dagon is apparently try and fail at the same thing twice? Hmmm...

Hermaeus Mora has great knowledge and probably also the greatest wisdom of the Daedra and is above feeling a need to prove his power.

Jyggalag was the Daedric Prince of Order. His realm was so massive and his armies ever expanding it that the other Daedric Princes became fearful. They ganged together and cursed him to madness, changing him into the very opposite of what he stood for: Sheogorath. Every few hundred years, Jyggalag gets to come out to play via the Grey March where he undoes the Shivering Isles, only to fall back under the curse and return as Sheogorath.

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

Is that just in an Oblivion expansion or have their been references elsewhere? Just curious...
But it seems he was not so very powerful after all if his very nature was completely altered by the other Daedric Princes...

Uhm any single Daedric than can get the other Daedric Princes to cooperate is something to be feared. Think you are misreading just how much they feared him.

Vanya

Mehrunes Dagon

P.S Twas taken from a different site. Mora may know "everything" being omnipresent ,yes indeed,but he iss not most evil nor invades or cares to obliterate or consume world of mortals

Sheo defies all logic,common sense and incites chaos which makes him insanely unpredictable but

Hermaeus Mora is the Daedric Prince of Fate and Knowledge. Like with most of the Daedric Princes, to mortals he seems to have the powers of a god; time means nothing to Hermaeus Mora; past, present, and future are all the same to him. He has ties to the aedra known as Akatosh, which gives him more power over time than the lesser daedra. His realm of Apocrypha appears as an endless library of forbidden knowledge. He is able to steal the souls of mortals, which he does by piercing them with his Lovecraftian tentacles.

Hermaeus Mora is omnipresent, can warp reality on a whim, and can even affect the laws of physics. For that reason, he is perhaps the most powerful Daedric Prince on this list.

So Mora may have greatest potential but again as I mentioned he cares not so much as others do.

wakeyjimb16_ESO

None of them because it's all relative to the situation. Some of them are just more active/antagonistic because their spheres of interest are more overt.