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The What is up? Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Fudge Muppet. I'm Scott here with Michael

and Drew as always for the Elder Scrolls podcast. Today we are talking all about a little bit more of a niche topic, but the

Oriole and Mazkin, otherwise known as the Golden Saints and Dark Seducers, to Lesser

D'edra, very well associated with Shivering Isles and Shergorath, but there is more to them

than seems. So which one of you boys wants to

start us off? All right. Well, basically, as far as the Shivering Isles incarnations go,

or the examples go, they're basically the guards. They've been seen at other points in the

timeline and different examples, but just to kind of give you the mainstream view of them, they're basically the guards of either side

of Shaggarath's realm. So you've got the golden saints of mania, the dark seduces of dementia,

and they basically function to put lawbreakers in their place and keep the city safe and so on.

They're involved in different events within the realm and different kind of, I guess,

rituals for lack of better words, such as helping you in oblivion get the flame of Agnon

to relight the great torch.

And they both kind of compete for the mad God's favor.

They want to be the favorite kid basically of Cher Gora.

However, they are also found outside of the aisles.

You can find them as just a generic enemy in Morrowind.

You can summon them in Morrowind.

In Elder Scrolls Online, we saw both of them doing various things. And in Battlespire, the Mazkin or the Dark Seducers were there as well, looking slightly different, but they were there.

And they have distinct personalities, and both of them also have a system by which the females are superior, and the males are kind of looked down at as weak.

Yeah, because, like, when you played, like, the Shivering Isles, if you look at, it's kind of like, I'm pretty sure they're even shorter, the male versions of them, and and there's only like I swear there's only one

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