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

and Drew, as always, and this is the Elder Scrolls podcast. Today we are talking about the

Dadrick Prince Perriott, the Master of Tasks and Natural

Order, Disease, Pestilence, let's get into which one of you guys would like to start us off.

I mean, he's got an interesting sphere. Like the things he has influence over, if you just look at it

at face value, it doesn't really, you don't really see where it connects, you know, like

tasks and natural order. And then, oh, also disease and pestilence and decay. And it's like,

he's not anything like Namira. Why is there that kind of crossover? But there is more to him.

He's, he's that prince who kind of just goes under the radar. He's, you know, sits in your friend

group, but doesn't really say much. He's just there observing pretty much, you know. But I think

that's kind of Perryite's charm. And I mean, you know, to say it early, I think he will be the

prince we get the least info on ever, even when we do eventually get an old of scroll six.

Yeah, I can agree with that. I think it's his mystery that makes him interesting in a way. And in Elder Scrolls online, a lot of the stuff

they did add about him outside of Richman culture, which is a cool thing we'll talk about,

is kind of like what you'd expect from a Namira cult group. Like it is the very like,

ooh, gross, like disease, plague or like, yes, I'll spread this illness. It's the blessing of

Periite, which seems to be a common manifestation of his fear in Tamriel, at least in the way

mortals can understand it, because being the the taskmaster no matter how much of a important

role it is doesn't really have a physical presence like i don't think you'll find any mortals being like

i'm really good at making checklists and and being organized and i worship periite like that's a lot

more boring if you think about it than anything to do with disease and pestilence. I don't know why. Like, I tend to associate him too with like with the natural order kind of thing, like sort of. And, you know, it was associated with like, you know, skevers and spreading disease and stuff like that. But all of this kind of stuff could be like functions of like bringing a sort of

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