Lyranth

Hurbster

I just hope we get some character development here. For someone who is so condescending, so superior and so arrogant all the time she doesn't half need our help a lot. And let's not even think about what my Argonian thinks of her...

Lugaldu

Hurbster wrote: »

For someone who is so condescending, so superior and so arrogant all the time she doesn't half need our help a lot.

That's exactly what I think every time I meet Almalexia...

SilverIce58

Hurbster wrote: »

I just hope we get some character development here. For someone who is so condescending, so superior and so arrogant all the time she doesn't half need our help a lot. And let's not even think about what my Argonian thinks of her...

Well she is a Dremora, and they don't really have the same qualities and personalities as mortals.

Pink_E_808

Well, at least she isn't trying to kill you like most Dremora would? Oh, sure, she might WANT to, but she's not actively trying... yet. 🤷🏼‍♀️

jircris11

Pink_E_808 wrote: »

Well, at least she isn't trying to kill you like most Dremora would? Oh, sure, she might WANT to, but she's not actively trying... yet. 🤷🏼‍♀️

"yet" that seems to be they key word for the frenememies our characters make lol.

Konstant_Tel_Necris

Well, according to all our experience with Lyranth she seems fond to be entrapped as a damsel in distress, and she is also available as a guest now, so perhaps you can create a comfortable place for her in your basement.

phaneub17_ESO

If you're using her as a Houseguest and have the Banekin pet, place that on her left side slightly behind. Now every time you talk with her, you'll see this demon in the background always laughing and rubbing his hands together.

jle30303

I have a theory, that having set her up as the "mortal-friendly" Dremora... she will turn out to be a major villain.

At one point she mentions "her master", and that master will turn out to be Mehrunes Dagon himself - just like he is the master of most Dremora (though Molag Bal has his own contingent of Dremora), and her motivation for getting the player to get through all these anti-Daedric wards is to acquire an item *for* Mehrunes Dagon that was meant to be hidden from him

TX12001rwb17_ESO

jle30303 wrote: »

I have a theory, that having set her up as the "mortal-friendly" Dremora... she will turn out to be a major villain.

At one point she mentions "her master", and that master will turn out to be Mehrunes Dagon himself - just like he is the master of most Dremora (though Molag Bal has his own contingent of Dremora), and her motivation for getting the player to get through all these anti-Daedric wards is to acquire an item *for* Mehrunes Dagon that was meant to be hidden from him

If she is a houseguest then she won't be a villian.

Lugaldu

jle30303 wrote: »

I have a theory, that having set her up as the "mortal-friendly" Dremora... she will turn out to be a major villain.

I had the same thought, she probably won't be the "good one". But this is not an obstacle to having her as a houseguest.

Finedaible

My impression of the Prologue Lyranth is that she is far more chill than when we encountered her before lol.

Given Lyranth unusual temperament though, I think it would be a fitting plot twist if she turned out to have once been a mortal in the first era who was somehow transfigured into an immortal Dremora. There is no lore to support such a phenomenon, however Lord Fa-Nuit-Hen has confirmed that mortals have at least the capability of ascendiong to immortality (whatever form that may be, see UESP.

BlueRaven

There are dremora vendors, like in craglorn, but I think that is just how dremoras talk. Everything is about power and retaining power. It’s all king of the hill.

By the way she has some really great lines as a house guest.