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Alduin *Potential Spoiler* But pure speculation


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I was reading up on Elder Scrolls Wiki and found something interesting. Alduin, the antagonist, is aparently the nordic variation for the name Akatosh, the dragon of time, one of the nine divines. So we could be potentially killing a God? Killing the God who aided Martin and the Oblivion hero in killing Mehrunes Dagon? This could be interesting.

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Hi!

I was reading up on Elder Scrolls Wiki and found something interesting. Alduin, the antagonist, is aparently the nordic variation for the name Akatosh, the dragon of time, one of the nine divines. So we could be potentially killing a God? Killing the God who aided Martin and the Oblivion hero in killing Mehrunes Dagon? This could be interesting.

 

What they mean by this is that Alduin is like Akatosh in the Nordic culture. Sort of like the same place in the religion. It's like Zeus and Odin, God, Allah and Jaweh. Different interpretations with the same functions.

 

Also, the article you read states that they "only look alike superficially". They mean that Akatosh is primarily a "good God", and Alduin more of an evil one.

 

Therefore I think it's highly unlikely that what you propose will be in the game.

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Alduin will be a form (world eating one) of Akatosh and most likely it would be an 'aspect' as with Hircine in Bloodmoon. Anything else would be rather severe as it is the god of time.

My bet is that you will kill this aspect at the end of the game.

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Hi!

I was reading up on Elder Scrolls Wiki and found something interesting. Alduin, the antagonist, is aparently the nordic variation for the name Akatosh, the dragon of time, one of the nine divines. So we could be potentially killing a God? Killing the God who aided Martin and the Oblivion hero in killing Mehrunes Dagon? This could be interesting.

 

What they mean by this is that Alduin is like Akatosh in the Nordic culture. Sort of like the same place in the religion. It's like Zeus and Odin, God, Allah and Jaweh. Different interpretations with the same functions.

 

Also, the article you read states that they "only look alike superficially". They mean that Akatosh is primarily a "good God", and Alduin more of an evil one.

 

Therefore I think it's highly unlikely that what you propose will be in the game.

Absolutely not. Alduin, Auri-el, and Akatosh are all the same being.

 

Also, "Jaweh" and God are the same entity. It's just disrespectful, or some nonsense, to call God by his name.

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Hi!

I was reading up on Elder Scrolls Wiki and found something interesting. Alduin, the antagonist, is aparently the nordic variation for the name Akatosh, the dragon of time, one of the nine divines. So we could be potentially killing a God? Killing the God who aided Martin and the Oblivion hero in killing Mehrunes Dagon? This could be interesting.

 

What they mean by this is that Alduin is like Akatosh in the Nordic culture. Sort of like the same place in the religion. It's like Zeus and Odin, God, Allah and Jaweh. Different interpretations with the same functions.

 

Also, the article you read states that they "only look alike superficially". They mean that Akatosh is primarily a "good God", and Alduin more of an evil one.

 

Therefore I think it's highly unlikely that what you propose will be in the game.

Absolutely not. Alduin, Auri-el, and Akatosh are all the same being.

 

Also, "Jaweh" and God are the same entity. It's just disrespectful, or some nonsense, to call God by his name.

 

Wrong, from religous standpoints, Jahweh is the God of Israel in the Hebrew bible, while "God" is usually used in the Christian sense. They mean the same thing, but call it something else. And from that viewpoint, Alduin and Akatosh are the same, but different at the same time.

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It's the same God. Christianity is an extension of Judaism. And the Judeo-Christian God doesn't really have anything to do with different interpretations of Auri-El, Akatosh, and Alduin. They are all different names of the same Aedra.
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