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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Elder Scrolls podcast. I'm Scott here with Michael and Drew, as always, and today we are discussing the Dadric Prince Clavicus Vile. Which one of you guys would like to take it away?

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This is the epitome of the deal with the devil. Clavicus Vile. The Prince of Trickery and Bargans.

The child god of the Morning Star. This is a Dadric Prince that tends to love making packs and definitely is heavily involved

in mortal affairs.

He just isn't going to sit on the sidelines and watch time fly by.

He wants to get involved, make packs with people packs, which they will regret.

And I mean, his Dajerk realm is the fields of regret. So, you know,

I wouldn't be making any deals with him where I'd be checking the fine print extremely thoroughly.

Although it does lead me to wonder, do many people who make deals with him actually write it down?

Because I feel like most of them are verbal. Yeah, I'd say so so they can be manipulated.

There's something about Clavik's Viol, like we know the Dadryk Prince love to meddle with

mortals, but with Clavacus Vile, something about it, it never really feels malevolent or

overly malicious to me, like even though it often can be.

There's something about him that it seems like a fascination with mortality and like free will

and seeing what these things will do, like a kid looking at an ant hill or something like

that.

That's how I feel about Clavicus.

It's a really cool quote that really sums him up nicely about how explains why he's such a social

creature and also explains his other component barbis so pelagius habor scholar basically says this

if we accept the premise that clavikas vile and barbis are at least in some sense the same person

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