The Daedric Prince You Didn't Know Existed - Elder Scrolls Lore

There are 17 Daedric known Daedric Princes... but there is one Daedric prince that you don't know about! Elder Scrolls Daedric Prince Lore. Daedra
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Beyond Skyrim Bruma OST by Daniel Ran: Kynareth's Wish.

[peryite]

What if it’s a Daedric Prince of the unknown and forgotten

[peachyjam]

*M'aiq, the Daedric Prince of the Untrue*

[kevind]

prince ithelia

The prince of paths, mistress of the untraveled road, the unseen.

One who can control fate

That is the missing prince.

Her realm was most likely fargrave or deadlight before her banishment by hermayas mora

[crimsaenc]

I’d say the 18th daedric prince would be the prince of the unknown, of ignorance, and limitations; therefore we wouldn’t understand or know him, as that’s his specialty.

[mr.lordcat]

You're talking about m'aiq?Righ?



*Please let me be right*

[chippychippo]

A god of impotence not being able to pierce the veil and interfer in mundus directly is hilarious and i want it to be true

[Reacted]

Well it looks like eso confirms the 18th prince is named Ithelia, known as the Prince of Paths, the Mistress of the Untraveled Road, the Unseen, the Fate-Changer is the Daedric Prince of Paths

[Dragonmafia]

Well...we have a 18th confirmed prince: Ithelia.

[valeriouscatastros]

Three ideas of who it can be.
1. Mannimarco: At the end of Daggerfall/during War in the West, he used the Totem of Tiber Septim to make himself a god, and became the Necromancer's Moon, or created the Necromancer's Moon that shines on Necromantic altars in Oblivion that are used to create Black Soul Gems. The Mannimarco you fight in Oblivion is only the physical mortal form of Mannimarco, because the real Mannimarco has already ascended several years prior to the start of Oblivion (Because all of Daggerfall's endings are canon).
2. Lorkhan: It has been hinted at that Lorkhan/Shor is a Daedric Prince, and Mundus itself is an Oblivion plane.
3. The Hist: This would be more of a "Hive Mind" Daedric Prince though.

[briansanders]

It's gotta be Mannimarco. Daggerfall's 'King of Worms' ending specifically describes him as 'joining the ranks of the gods of Oblivion'.

[florinaslan]

And now the forgotten daedric prince was revealed to be Ithelia

[poogmaster]

What if the player is able to become the 18th daedra at the end of ES6? It looks like the games are following the path of the towers holding the universe together, what if the player saves the last tower and by extension the universe?

[odin]

What a coincidence. YouTube recommends me this after the eso dlc trailer

[MrInternetMan]

I would consider the ideal masters to be candidates.

[tony]

the daedric princes are in a way mirror images of the divines. Talos rising into divinity around the second era created an imbalance in the mythic. (the mythic is best explained like the warp in warhammer 40k, where the collective belief and worship of sentient life forms will force reality to conform to the sheer collective force of will of the inhabitants of the mundus). The only known way to not be effected by this, and to exist outside of reality's limitations, is to reach CHIM, which is only possible by the inhabitants of mundus. This makes the wheel incredibly imbalanced, but you shouldn't think that there already aren't 18 daedric princes, because mannimarco, the king of worms, ascended to divinity "joining the gods of oblivion" and became the necromancer's moon, or shade of the revenant. HE became the 18th daedric prince in the 3rd era.

[bbgun]

Years later, a new daedric prince has been unwoven by heremuses mora's nemesis mills.

[betelgeuseism]

Well, many years later, this video returns to my feed after ESO introduced another daedric prince.

[ironvigilgaming]

Well this aged well now with the release of necrom 😂

[Galimeer]

There are a few mistakes in your script.
1:07 The _aedra_ (specifically the Divines) are the spokes while the _daedra_ are the gaps.
2:11 Another mix-up of aedra and daedra: Before Talos...etc...there were eight _aedra_ and sixteen daedric princes. (You said "eight daedra")
2:30 More of a technicality, but Meridia wasn't aedric, she was a Magna-Ge. Also, Trinimac (who became Malacath) _was_ one of the most powerful of the aedra, being Akatosh's champion

[Hawxaw]

Coming back to this after the Necrom expansion in ESO… some good stuff :)