This is just a dang popularity contest, so many of the votes across this comp pay no attention to lore and true power levels.

I like Azura, she is bae, but she is not on Lorkhan's level.

You rise and sleep on the very Mundus that Lorkhan's actions have provided, and then question whether he can defeat some petty she-demon who is mistress of sunsets.

Lorkhan's existence, while grotesque and incomprehensible to you, made Nirn! You don't want the truth, because deep down you needed Lorkhan to fool the et'Ada into creating the Mundus.

Azura gets banished on the daily, Lorkhan's heart alone powered 3 demi-gods who clowned Azura for millenia.

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max_only wrote: »

This is a disgrace

Listen, Lorkhan may be more important, but is he REALLY more interesting than Azura? I mean, especially since he's very dead and Azura isn't. Just sayin'.

Wrong, he isn't really dead as in "dead". He is cursed to live in the shell(body) of a mortal and walk Nirn as long as long his heart doesn't return to him. In fact, it is common theory that he took on the form of a Khajiit, a being that his sister, Azura created to avoid suspicion amongst the Aedra(and the Daedra). Some even believe it is a Maiq, as he seems to have knowledge of certain things, only someone who can see the world from a outer perspective(part of achieving CHIM) can do and Lorkhan was amongst the few who had the achievement. Also Maiq's Liar nature goes well with the trickster god. He does say he belongs to a lineage of Maiqs, but that might as well be one of his lies and all the Maiqs can possibly be only one being.

Additionally, Shor is an incarnation of Lorkhan... and stuff is about to get really weird here.

There's a wonderfully deranged theory that the player character in TES5 is, in fact, a Shezzarine (a mortal aspect of Shor, still a god, but without most of their divine memories), a theory that is supported by a number of minor details that stack up over time. The three biggest come near the end of TES5, when you can simply punch out Tsun (this is not normal), and when you can order the ancient dragonborn to leave the mead hall countermanding the order of Shor, an order that only Shor could rescind, and that you can sit in Shor's throne (sitting in thrones is something that TES games tend to prohibit, including in Skyrim.)

So, it's quite possible that The Last Dragonborn is, in fact, Lorkhan.

I think we can stick a fork in this one, it’s done.

And Azura shines the dawnlight of buttkickery on Lorkhan to head to the finals!

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From Dusk till Dawn.

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