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exiars10

Our glorious Queen Ayrenn Arana Aldmeri, the Unforeseen Queen, the Queen of Alinor and Summerset Isles, Protector of Valenwood, Savior of Elsweyr, and the leader of the Aldmeri Dominion.

DoctorESO

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notimetocare

lnsane wrote: »

essi2 wrote: »

Azura is a Daedra @Insane

Yes I know, but daedric princes are not excluded from appearing in the games as NPCs. Sheogorath in ESO is a good example, for instance. I can't remember actually meeting Azura though, just projections of her.. so hence the question.

But they are also genderless. Our perception of the sex is at their own will and based off mortal understanding

Taleof2Cities

I think the OP forgot about the obvious member of the Tribunal: Almalexia

MjolnirVilkas

Biased opinion because I'm in love since 11/11/11.

Seraphayel

Pretty sure it's Lady Clarisse Laurent. She's got Stibbons as her private servant.

DoctorESO

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alephthiago

Meridia and i dare anyone to challenge me on that.
(She isnt Daedra)

starkerealm

DoctorESO wrote: »

MjolnirVilkas wrote: »

Biased opinion because I'm in love since 11/11/11.

Who is this? The Companion from Skyrim?

Aela, Nord Werewolf from the 4th era.

starkerealm

LadyNalcarya wrote: »

Almalexia, most likely.

Yeah, much as I loathe her, probably.

Failing that, probably Dratha of House Telvanni, one of the few characters who appear in both ESO and the single player games.

ArchMikem

Alma, and by extension the Three are a cop out choice. If you're gonna exclude Daedra then you should also exclude Aedra and all forms of power extending from them. Almalexia is leeching off Divine Magic from the Heart, thus by extension making her somewhat "Divine". She shouldn't count.

I say Lyris Titanborn.

starkerealm

In retrospect, Lamae Bal is another real contender here.

Invincible

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

ssorgatem wrote: »

Lord Vivec

Good point.
Vivec is... intersexed, or "bothgendered" or whatever it's called in english so yes it makes him/her in theory a viable entry in the "contest".
But if s/he insists on being called "Lord" in ESO, maybe s/he chose to appear as male in ESO and thus cannot apply anymore ?

No, he isn't. Nothing that happens in eso is Canon.

starkerealm

Invincible wrote: »

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

ssorgatem wrote: »

Lord Vivec

Good point.
Vivec is... intersexed, or "bothgendered" or whatever it's called in english so yes it makes him/her in theory a viable entry in the "contest".
But if s/he insists on being called "Lord" in ESO, maybe s/he chose to appear as male in ESO and thus cannot apply anymore ?

No, he isn't. Nothing that happens in eso is Canon.

He's a hermaphrodite. That was established back in TES3, so it's not even a, "nothing in ESO is canon," situation.

DarcyMardin

The Vestige. Without her (and my Vestiges are female), everyone else would be toast anyway.

Seriously...I vote for Ayrenn, by the end of the AD story. I don’t think Almalexia counts because she clearly has some sort of supernatural power (to defy gravity at least). Ayrenn is an experienced warrior and she has enormous political power.

starkerealm

DarcyMardin wrote: »

The Vestige. Without her (and my Vestiges are female), everyone else would be toast anyway.

Seriously...I vote for Ayrenn, by the end of the AD story. I don’t think Almalexia counts because she clearly has some sort of supernatural power (to defy gravity at least). Ayrenn is an experienced warrior and she has enormous political power.

The Vestige is also exempt, because they're (at least partially) Daedric, on account of their soul being bound to Cold Harbour, and their ability to reform after death as a result. They may have been mortal before they woke up in The Wailing Prison, but they're not afterwards.

ak_pvp

Probably Lamae bal as someone said above. But that does have a daedric influence. Same with the night mother. Who is possibly namira. EDIT: Mephala.

Same with Almalexia, who is basically just sitting on the HoL for her power. Side note: I wish they expand on her character/lore and give her an endgame plan like the other 3. Both sotha sil and vivec know about the veil of the TES universe, with vivec going as far to break the veil and achieve CHIM.

There is the telvaani mages, and the psijics with their own strengths of both genders, like the one in ESO who bargined with a daedra for immortality.

Another contender is Proctor Luciana, who legitimately held off the entire avatar of nocturnal for a little while, becoming slightly frazzled but still no easy feat,.

As for "women" you could count divayth fyr's wife/daughter clones, which I assume possess strengths. Or vivecs... Whatever it is down there.

DoctorESO

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coop500

Why does gender matter?

Ratzkifal

alephthiago wrote: »

Meridia and i dare anyone to challenge me on that.
(She isnt Daedra)

@alephthiago
How is she not a Daedra?

The Daedric Prince of Life and Lady of Infinite Energies, Meridia, once known as Merid-Nunda, is one of the Princes whose obscurity prevents most mortals from understanding much about her at all. The summoning date for Meridia is 13th of Morning Star. Meridia can also be summoned at her shrine, if the summoner offers something from the corpse of an undead creature at the statue. Meridia's holdings in Oblivion are collectively known as the "Colored Rooms."

DoctorESO

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ak_pvp

Ratzkifal wrote: »

alephthiago wrote: »

Meridia and i dare anyone to challenge me on that.
(She isnt Daedra)

@alephthiago
How is she not a Daedra?

The Daedric Prince of Life and Lady of Infinite Energies, Meridia, once known as Merid-Nunda, is one of the Princes whose obscurity prevents most mortals from understanding much about her at all. The summoning date for Meridia is 13th of Morning Star. Meridia can also be summoned at her shrine, if the summoner offers something from the corpse of an undead creature at the statue. Meridia's holdings in Oblivion are collectively known as the "Colored Rooms."

Meridia is a Magna-ge. One of the original lot who fled to aetherius. Technically a daedra by original definition, aka not an ancestor of men/mer. But didn't become a daedric prince until she was kicked out effectively for dealing with daedra of new definition, those who reside in oblivion. Hence why she isn't evil.

coop500 wrote: »

Why does gender matter?

When you see the most powerful being threads, even if non daedric, you always see divayth fyr, vivec+sil, manimarco+vannus etc. Nice for a change I suppose.

Though its probably just an agree farming post.

Silver_Strider

Almalexia without question. Even when she's on the downslope of godhood, she extremely powerful, so as far as ESO's timeline is concerned, she's still top dog for females.

After her, I'd say the Drake of Blades, the Green Lady and then the Wilderqueen.

Nighn_9

@ZOS_GinaBruno obviously xD

Gorilla

Night Mother


well maybe not the "strongest", but definitely most evilicious.

Leogon

Blkadr wrote: »

It's sad that I have to seriously stop to think about where the powerful females even are in this game.

lol You're kidding right? There are plenty of powerful female characters in ESO.

exiars10

DarcyMardin wrote: »

The Vestige. Without her (and my Vestiges are female), everyone else would be toast anyway.

Seriously...I vote for Ayrenn, by the end of the AD story. I don’t think Almalexia counts because she clearly has some sort of supernatural power (to defy gravity at least). Ayrenn is an experienced warrior and she has enormous political power.

I don't think our glorious Queen is experienced warrior in real sense (as actual warrior). Also, she doesn't have enormous political power, it's pretty obvious from AD story.

What she has is charisma, and huge compassion, respect and care for other two people and their traditions - Bosmer and Khajit not just her own people. That's why she managed to united them all despite huge opposition from Altmer terrorists known as Veiled Heritance.

Look who is leader of Eys of Queen? Our dear Khajit and then the second most important member is cute Bosmer girl .

Invincible wrote: »

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

ssorgatem wrote: »

Lord Vivec

Good point.
Vivec is... intersexed, or "bothgendered" or whatever it's called in english so yes it makes him/her in theory a viable entry in the "contest".
But if s/he insists on being called "Lord" in ESO, maybe s/he chose to appear as male in ESO and thus cannot apply anymore ?

No, he isn't. Nothing that happens in eso is Canon.

Troll alert.

randomkeyhits

Powerful as in physical or powerful as in personality?

I'd sooner go with someone like Naryu as she is very much her own person and can still deliver a decent smack down.

ssorgatem

anitajoneb17_ESO wrote: »

ssorgatem wrote: »

Lord Vivec

Good point.
Vivec is... intersexed, or "bothgendered" or whatever it's called in english so yes it makes him/her in theory a viable entry in the "contest".
But if s/he insists on being called "Lord" in ESO, maybe s/he chose to appear as male in ESO and thus cannot apply anymore ?

Well, if Azura is a Prince, why can't Lord Vivec be female? xD
Also, not being exclusively female doesn't imply being any less female.

ArchMikem

starkerealm wrote: »

DarcyMardin wrote: »

The Vestige. Without her (and my Vestiges are female), everyone else would be toast anyway.

Seriously...I vote for Ayrenn, by the end of the AD story. I don’t think Almalexia counts because she clearly has some sort of supernatural power (to defy gravity at least). Ayrenn is an experienced warrior and she has enormous political power.

The Vestige is also exempt, because they're (at least partially) Daedric, on account of their soul being bound to Cold Harbour, and their ability to reform after death as a result. They may have been mortal before they woke up in The Wailing Prison, but they're not afterwards.

Our Soul isnt bound to Coldharbor. At worst its held by Molag Bal which is then reclaimed from him at the final battle. We defeat him, releasing all the souls he stole. Meridia saves ours from being lost to Aetherius and we reclaim it. In actuality the Vestige's Soul is untethered, not bound to the Mundus or any plane. Its why we can just revive willy nilly after death and use Wayshrines.