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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.

This is the Oldest Scrolls podcast.

And today we are talking all about the centerpiece of Mundus. We are talking about

Lorkan, the missing God and his various other names, but which one of you guys would like to start

us off with a little bit of a primer about this being? Okay, Lorcan is credited with creating

Mundus and everything we see in the Older Scrolls game.

So everything you've explored in Tamriel is essentially his work.

Now he is quite an interesting god in the sense that he features across all the different pantheons.

And in a nutshell, he is considered a god of men because he is seen as having given them the gift of mortality and he's

disliked generally speaking by the elves who see him as being a trickster god who basically

stole their divine form from them and made them into mortals and made them experience life just

like men do though they live a lot longer, but he's

basically stolen divinity from them. So they have an unfavorable view of him and men generally

speaking, and we'll get into all the different niche cultural interpretations, but men generally,

they really like him and they really appreciate the life that, you know, he's given them.

Yeah, it's worth noting that, like, in the community, you'll find these terms

Padamaic and Anuic, and you'll often seen, as a broad brush, Padamaic referring to a

favorable view of Lorcan and Anuic being an unfavorable view.

And that, those names derive from the original sort of

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