Dremora warriors fall into one of eight known ranks, each more powerful and privileged than the rank below. Dremora culture appears to focus on training and preparing for battle and war. Physical Description ĭremora society is a class-based clan system that upholds values of oaths, pride, honor and loyalty, both to the clan and to the Daedric lord they serve, whom they also venerate as a god. On the other hand, the Xivkyn outright hold the Dremora in contempt, viewing them as "lesser creatures". The Xivilai find the Dremora's fashion sense and mannerisms to be ostentatious. To the Dremora, this is not "good" or "evil", it simply is. In the case of those who serve a specific purpose for a powerful entity, they exist to serve that purpose. Dremora do not view themselves as "good" or "evil". The Dremora often serve as go-betweens for mortals who wish to make pacts with Daedric Princes or other powerful entities. They value their horns, and often refer to things that are shameful or dishonorable as "hornless". They also have a poor sense of direction. ĭremora have keen memories and a tendency to hold grudges.
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Confining oneself to a uniform code and upholding said guidelines is considered an act of supreme will and discipline. Oblivion is ever-changing, but the oaths held by the Dremora are eternal. It is their nature to serve those who exhibit a stronger will (such as Daedric Princes), and by serving such entities, the Dremora gain stature and reward. Rank and order signify glory to the Dremora, as maintaining such things exhibits strength of will. Order is wrested from the chaos of Oblivion through force of will, and the Dremora are nothing if not willful. The Dremora take pride in their hierarchies. Throughout the years, other professions that Dremora have pursued outside of being warriors for their clans include being torturers, taskmasters, pirates, butlers, and merchants, both in Oblivion and upon Nirn. In this regard, they are often "employed" by Tamrielic organizations such as the Tribunal Temple to guard their shrines, and by the Mages Guild to deliver messages to non-guild members. They are also summoned to Tamriel through spells and rituals for durations of time that range from brief to indefinite. Despite this, Dremora are a surprisingly frequent sight in certain parts of Tamriel, roaming Daedric ruins and the lairs of conjurers and Daedra worshipers. They also show a mutual distaste for the mortal races of Nirn. ĭremora consider themselves to be above other Daedra, who are seen as unthinking animals (the primary exception being the Daedric Princes). Different clans make use of such terms in place of their clan's true tribunymic to avoid it being used as a weapon against them.
The name "Dremora" is an arena-term, a nickname used by the Kyn when trafficking with mortals, such as in the context of the Dremora Clan.
The Dremora refer to their race as the Kyn (the People), with the adjectival form being Kynaz (of the Kyn). Dremora are known to be highly intelligent beings, and make capable warriors and mages. They are commonly encountered throughout the planes of Oblivion. They are often found in the service of other Daedra lords, such as Molag Bal. Dremora (also known as the Kyn) are a warlike Daedric race primarily associated with the Daedric Prince of Destruction, Mehrunes Dagon. Dual-casting the spell increases the level of Atronach that can be banished by 120%.The Oblivion Binding perk for Bound Weapons allows you to banish Daedra on strike and has a level cap of 99, enough to take care of any banishable summon.Banish - Damage Health, 40 pts for 1 sec.Banish - Damage Health, 20 pts for 1 sec.Daedra which are too high level for the spell you are casting are instead pushed back and damaged by the spell, so it's not useless even if fighting higher level atronachs. Only summoned Atronachs and Familiars (but not Flaming Familiars) are affected Dremora are immune. Weaker/Powerful summoned daedra are sent back to Oblivion.īanish Daedra and Expel Daedra are conjuration spells that send a targeted Daedra back to Oblivion - essentially resulting in a one-hit kill.
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