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Wilderking/Queen
Lucasalex92
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Hi guys,
so what level of power is Wilderking or Queen ? does it depends how strong is the host or how strong in certain areas of Valenwood nature is /or if its abundant ? and whats the limit of their power ?
so what level of power is Wilderking or Queen ? does it depends how strong is the host or how strong in certain areas of Valenwood nature is /or if its abundant ? and whats the limit of their power ?
I will always need for more classes in the game... Monk Kung Fu Khajit - with martial art staff and straw hat, Alchemist - throwing bombs and potions , Bard as support rather then healer, and Arificer and Arifact collector of alyed and dwemer ruins
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Jaimeh✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭There is a lore page in UESP about the Wilderking/queen, where it says ''his power over nature approaches the divine'', and that they are the embodiment of the forest and able to reform the land at will, but I'm not sure if it's limited to Valenwood or not, because during the quests in Greenshade, Aranias, who becomes the Wilderqueen, once lifted a ship off the sea, so it's likely their power is over anything natural? Anyway, here is the page, if you haven't read it yet: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Wilderking#cite_note-ONAr-81 -
Lucasalex92✭✭✭There is a lore page in UESP about the Wilderking/queen, where it says ''his power over nature approaches the divine'', and that they are the embodiment of the forest and able to reform the land at will, but I'm not sure if it's limited to Valenwood or not, because during the quests in Greenshade, Aranias, who becomes the Wilderqueen, once lifted a ship off the sea, so it's likely their power is over anything natural? Anyway, here is the page, if you haven't read it yet: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Wilderking#cite_note-ONAr-8
thank you. yes i was thinking the same thing, but my guess it would it be possible that each new wilder king or queen could be more powerful ?I will always need for more classes in the game... Monk Kung Fu Khajit - with martial art staff and straw hat, Alchemist - throwing bombs and potions , Bard as support rather then healer, and Arificer and Arifact collector of alyed and dwemer ruins0 -
LootAllTheStuff✭✭✭✭Good question. My first instinct is to say "No" because their power seems to come from the land. But then the first ever person to take that title *had* the power to shape the land prior to becoming the Wilderking after an extensive battle with the Valenwood itself. So it seems like there was a combination of powers in at least the first instance. If there is any difference between successive wilder kings/queens, it may just be down to their own native abilities before they assume the mantle.0 -
Jaimeh✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Lucasalex92 wrote: »There is a lore page in UESP about the Wilderking/queen, where it says ''his power over nature approaches the divine'', and that they are the embodiment of the forest and able to reform the land at will, but I'm not sure if it's limited to Valenwood or not, because during the quests in Greenshade, Aranias, who becomes the Wilderqueen, once lifted a ship off the sea, so it's likely their power is over anything natural? Anyway, here is the page, if you haven't read it yet: https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Wilderking#cite_note-ONAr-8
thank you. yes i was thinking the same thing, but my guess it would it be possible that each new wilder king or queen could be more powerful ?
I don't know if each successful king/queen is more powerful necessarily, they probably all have similar innate powers--for what it's worth, it says on the page for Aranias that the Veiled Heritance '' hoped to use her power to kill the Wilderking, a god-king with similar powers who ruled over parts of Greenshade'' but maybe they meant similar in function, not level.1
