Probably busy eating food somewhere. They're too hungry to make an appearance

Hunger[edit]



Hunger
The Hunger is one of the many servants of the Daedric Prince Boethiah and is known to be capable of quickly destroying its opponents' armor and weapons. The hunger uses its long tongue to attack as well as its claws and spells. A summoned hunger can make a useful guardian against a well-armored foe.

where do we have dealings really with boethiah in this game?

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A Ravenous Hunger
Hungers are thin skinned Daedra, almost anorexic looking. They have a long tongue, sticking out of an always open round mouth. They were previously seen in Morrowind.
Five standard varieties of the Hunger can be found in the Shivering Isles. The name prefixes used to distinguish these varieties are a play on the word hunger. In combat, Hungers rely on a physical attack and their Absorb Fatigue spell.
Strangely enough, they appear to be the minions of Boethiah, even though they are found in Sheogorath's realm.


lesser daedra

The Daedric Princes are only the most powerful of the Daedra, and many of them have many servants known generally as lesser Daedra (not to be confused with Lesser Daedra, a specific type of Daedra similar to Daedroths). Even though many lesser Daedra are associated with a Daedric Prince in particular, in reality, any individual Daedroth can serve any Daedric Prince by taking part in an "Oath Bond" while others stay unaligned, though the specifics are characteristically unknown.[4][5][7] Some are in service to mortals.[5] For example, the Dunmer are known to use Daedra as servants and instruments,[5][9] as have many other cultures,[10][11] and the Ayleids employed entire armies of Daedra in their wars against men.[12] Daedra are often summoned and used in the study of magic; of course, the school of conjuration deals specifically with connecting one's mind with a Daedroth and compelling its appearance in the mortal plane.[3][13] For information on mortals summoning such Daedra, see the book Darkest Darkness.