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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fajemar, but this is the Elder Scrolls podcast.

I'm Scott here with Michael and Drew, and today we are talking all about the Dramora, the Lesser Daydra. but also we're going to be talking about the Zivoli and the Zivkin, which is sort of like a hybrid race. But we'll get into that, but first we're going to start with the Dremora. Which one of you guys would like to take it away? Well, Adrologist Drew in the house. I'll take the reins. I'll keep it nice and simple, but take the horns Dremora Dremora are You know

We've all

We all in the house. I'll take the reins. I'll keep it nice and simple, but take the horns. Dramora. Dramora are, you know, we all know what they look like, the kind of devilish looking Dajra. The typical Dajra that you associate with the Dajra, that's the Dramora. And the Dramora are kind of unique in terms of Dadric races, because for the most part, and this applies to the Zivoli and the Zivkin as well, is there a kind of unique in terms of Dadric races because for the most part, and this applies to

the Zivoli and the Zivkin as well, is there a lot more intelligent than most Dadrhic races.

So while, you know, a lot of Dadrhic creatures, they're just, you know, they're naturally chaotic

and they don't really have organization or anything like this, the Dramora tend to

organize themselves and it's something kind of fundamental whereas, you know, for a mortal,

you're born into a family, you're often, you know, you have a racial identity, you have

your family, you have, you know, the lord or king or whatever who's kind of, you know,

there's a natural hierarchy in place, whereas for Deidra, you know, you come, you go, your vessel,

your vassal goes to the void and you kind of spring back into one of the realms of one of the

princes, usually based on their whims, and you don't really have anything. You don't have parents.

So basically, Dromora have kind of instilled this themselves.

They've developed their own clan and caste systems as a way to kind of have some camaraderie

and companionship, as well as rules and, you know, reasons to live a structured life,

which is kind of bizarre for D.

I like to think about them in the same, as we discussed in the Mazcan Oriol podcast,

how like the Mazkin, as said by Haskell, like, oh, this proud race.

And they're sort of like this kind of, it's easier, I think, to think about oblivion and the

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