Is the deadric prince Peryite anywhere in the game?

beerninja

Just finished every single quest in the base game and all the Cyrodiil quests and I enjoyed how various quests had ties to certain daedric princes. Some very subtle such as Boethiah in the west of Eastmarch and some blatant. It seems that every single deadric prince was represented at one time or another except for one:

Where is Peryite? I can't find any mention of him anywhere in the game at all. Or maybe I just really overlooked something?

Even Clavicus Vile who has pretty much no presence in the game whatsoever at least got a small cameo in Reaper's March.

Anyone found anything related to Peryite? I'm hoping there is a projectile vomiting worshipper around somewhere

UltimaJoe777

I would attribute Peryite to that plague bit in Deshaan, even if he wasn't directly involved.

Callous2208

That's an interesting theory that I never thought of @UltimaJoe777 . Lol poor Peryite. The weakest of all the princes never gets no love. Has to appear as a dragon to make himself look tough.

Alucardo

Haven't seen Charmander anywhere sadly

Rosveen

Withheld for a future DLC? There's a feud within Oblivion itself and we saw hints that bigger threats are yet to come. Peryite upholds natural balance and keeps things in their rightful place; The Planemeld is the exact opposite of that. Perhaps there's a story there we haven't seen yet.

Nocturnal and Sanguine are also largely absent. We enter their pocket realms, but don't have any meaningful interactions with the Princes.

beerninja wrote: »

Even Clavicus Vile who has pretty much no presence in the game whatsoever at least got a small cameo in Reaper's March.

Clavicus Vile is also responsible for the state of the Kothringi village in Shadowfen.

UltimaJoe777

Rosveen wrote: »

Withheld for a future DLC? There's a feud within Oblivion itself and we saw hints that bigger threats are yet to come. Peryite upholds natural balance and keeps things in their rightful place; The Planemeld is the exact opposite of that. Perhaps there's a story there we haven't seen yet.

Nocturnal and Sanguine are also largely absent. We enter their pocket realms, but don't have any meaningful interactions with the Princes.

beerninja wrote: »

Even Clavicus Vile who has pretty much no presence in the game whatsoever at least got a small cameo in Reaper's March.

Clavicus Vile is also responsible for the state of the Kothringi village in Shadowfen.

You can expect Nocturnal to appear somehow within the next 2 DLCs if not the very next. As for Sanguine, he may not actually be there but he is attributed in places.

tinythinker

beerninja wrote: »

Just finished every single quest in the base game and all the Cyrodiil quests and I enjoyed how various quests had ties to certain daedric princes. Some very subtle such as Boethiah in the west of Eastmarch and some blatant. It seems that every single deadric prince was represented at one time or another except for one:

Where is Peryite? I can't find any mention of him anywhere in the game at all. Or maybe I just really overlooked something?

Even Clavicus Vile who has pretty much no presence in the game whatsoever at least got a small cameo in Reaper's March.

Anyone found anything related to Peryite? I'm hoping there is a projectile vomiting worshipper around somewhere

Found?

No.

Wrote up for ZOS to add?

Yes.

Nestor

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

As for Sanguine, he may not actually be there but he is attributed in places.

They can't have a Thieves Guild DLC without Sanguine being involved in some way shape or form.

Rosveen

Nestor wrote: »

UltimaJoe777 wrote: »

As for Sanguine, he may not actually be there but he is attributed in places.

They can't have a Thieves Guild DLC without Sanguine being involved in some way shape or form.

Huh? What does Sanguine have to do with the Thieves Guild? I expect to see Nocturnal involved.

TheShadowScout

Sanguine is not involved with thieves. Unless you count taking the last pastry at the buffet...
Though Sanguine would make an excellent choice if they ever added a "oblivion party plane" for cross-faction social interaction... much like the public dungeon to his name, but with less fighting and more drinking, partying and stuff that's far too immoral to talk about here on the forums... (possibly involving cute dunmer boys in loincloths, scantily clad redguard dancing girls and lots of massage oil!)

Zepiroth

Announcing ESO first R rated DLC
Sanguines Realm with housing and amusement locations and Guild Bars