The Nerevarine could jump straight across Morrowind so yeah how can you not vote for that kind of power.



Although the Dragonborn could forge weapons with over one million damage he still can't jump over an entire island and has to walk like the rest of the schmucks.

The Last Dragonborn could forge unbreakable armor, craft weapons more powerful than Daedric artifacts and have more health than a Daedric Prince. Yeah, I'm going with that one.


Deal with it

The Vestige is most likely to have good healing and support spells, so while I don't think they're the most powerful option, they are perhaps the most likely to keep me alive through the fight.

TX12001rwb17_ESO wrote: »

But aren't we the Vestige in this scenario?

I want myself by my side. Clone wars begin

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Meanwhile, the Dragonborn definitely can die. Even with their powers they are still a mortal and can be killed like one. When they die, they die. The end.

They die, true. The End? No. When the Dragonborn dies he reconstitutes in Sovngarde as Shor, mortal god of man.

I never interpreted it as the hero of Kvatch being Sheogorath. To me they are quite different existances. I see it more like a succession.

Madgod is more like a title. A position.

Just like the Septims are the Emperors after Tiber Septim, but they are not Talos the Devine.

Besides I'd rather not have a companion who is just as likely to save me as he is likely to "play skip rrrrrrrrrrope with my entrails." 😂

I chose The Hero Of Kvatch, because they're literally Sheogorath.

Stibbons. My man is loyal to the end!

Cryptor wrote: »

Todd Howard should be one of the options on this poll

It just works.

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

Just keep casting banish of the Vestige. They have to keep coming back from coldharbour everytime

The Vestige is not really a daedra and can't be banished like one, they are also bound to Nirn, not Coldharbour. When the Vestige die they reform on Nirn, not Coldharbour.

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

In all seriousness the Vestige should be able to fully die after the main story, once you're soul is bad you become mortal.

We actually don't have anything that really confirms that and more things that suggest the Vestige will stay more or less the same even with their soul back. This is suggested even more with the newer tutorials and such with how even without going through the whole Coldharbour ordeal the Vestige is still considered special and chosen by Nirn to be some form of champion.

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

The dragonbone, just won't die. Good luck killing lore wise power dragonborn

Meanwhile, the Dragonborn definitely can die. Even with their powers they are still a mortal and can be killed like one. When they die, they die. The end.

The dragonborn can die yes but good luck killing him. In lore dragonborns can shout none stop essentially and dude is basically like TES Doomslayer. For the Vestige he body is made of ethereal ectoplasm from coldharbour/oblivion. We should be reforming in coldharbour naked with no gear everytime we die but that from a gaming standpoint would be annoying. So technically they are from oblivion and banish should work.

The Vestige is most likely a paragon spontaneously created by Nirn to defend itself during a time of great strife. That they are not daedric is an important plot element of Blackwood and Fargrave, as they explicitly interact with items that would banish a daedra, forcing it to reform. The property that lets them reform is more likely to be an anuic valence that they have due to their creation. It is more likely that when Molag Bal stole your soul, what he did was change where it was permanently attuned to be in his own realm, trapping you forever. When you get your soul back, you become permanently attuned to Nirn. The first skyshard you absorb in the tutorial is what grants you temporary attunement to Nirn until you get your soul back. This is also why the Vestige can use wayshrines.

The Vestige cannot be killed and can't be banished using techniques that would banish Daedra, as the vestige is not daedric. This is the canonical unique property of the Vestige, not merely a gameplay element.

The Dragonborn - just so they can fus ro dah people of cliffs ^^

knowing lore power hero of kavatch is by far the easiest pick for the swiftest win

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

Just keep casting banish of the Vestige. They have to keep coming back from coldharbour everytime

The Vestige is not really a daedra and can't be banished like one, they are also bound to Nirn, not Coldharbour. When the Vestige die they reform on Nirn, not Coldharbour.

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

In all seriousness the Vestige should be able to fully die after the main story, once you're soul is bad you become mortal.

We actually don't have anything that really confirms that and more things that suggest the Vestige will stay more or less the same even with their soul back. This is suggested even more with the newer tutorials and such with how even without going through the whole Coldharbour ordeal the Vestige is still considered special and chosen by Nirn to be some form of champion.

Jarl_Ironheart wrote: »

The dragonbone, just won't die. Good luck killing lore wise power dragonborn

Meanwhile, the Dragonborn definitely can die. Even with their powers they are still a mortal and can be killed like one. When they die, they die. The end.

The dragonborn can die yes but good luck killing him. In lore dragonborns can shout none stop essentially and dude is basically like TES Doomslayer. For the Vestige he body is made of ethereal ectoplasm from coldharbour/oblivion. We should be reforming in coldharbour naked with no gear everytime we die but that from a gaming standpoint would be annoying. So technically they are from oblivion and banish should work.

Again, no the Vestige is not a daedra and can't be banished. Neither do they reform in Coldharbour when they die, they reform on Nirn. This is canon, you are incorrect.

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

Vevvev wrote: »

the Last Dragonborn is at the power level of a Daedric Prince

No

Do the Clavicus Vile quest in Skyrim on a character beyond level 30. He straight up tells you he can't offer you power because you're already as strong as him.