The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion | Part 51 | Molag Bal's Daedric Quest

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Published on May 13, 2019 9:00:02 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bw9GPtqAeoo

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006)

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The Oblivion Gates are opening, and pouring forth are the Devilish Daedra of Mehrunes Dagon. Destroy the Daedra, and save the continent of Tamriel, as well as all of Mundus!

One of my favorite games ever made.

Oblivion came out in 2006 on PC, PS3, and XBox 360. Made by Bethesda Softworks.

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I have become more clever about tracking Daedric worshipers. I have learned to follow the sounds of people complaining about the legality of their worship. They usually end up being Necromancers or Daedric Worshipers.
Today I found the Shrine of Molag Bal, God of domination and Enslavement of mortals. I can only hope that I do not have this happen to me.
Upon arriving at the shrine the worshipers tell me of the offering I must make; a lion pelt. Molag Bal is peculiar, selecting something so commonplace as an offering to his Shrine, but I won't complain.
Molag Bal had the request that I torture a man by the name of Melus Petilius, a man who has given up violence since the loss of his wife, as he was away when she had died. Poor man. Melus lives in Brindle Home, or at least on the outskirts of the town. Molag Bal tells me, in order to torture this man, I am to let myself be beat to near death with a cursed mace, and then I will be magicked away. Easy task.
I make my way to Brindle Home, southwest of the shrine. The town is sparsely populated, three people living in town, two Altmer and one Nord. One Altmer, Astante, gives me directions to Melus's house. The other villagers, Merildor the Altmer Farmer, and Torbal the Sufficient, a Hunter, make the same comments.
Upon reaching Melus, he told me to leave him to mourn. That I did. Then I climbed to the roof of his house and looked around the area, carefully absorbing the scenery and how I could anger this weak man. I saw a tombstone in the distance, and, low and behold, Melus making his way towards it. I followed behind him, in no way stealthily, but unnoticed.
At his grave I greeted him again, by punching him and dropping my mace. He gave some babble about it being a holy place, I assume his wife's grave. After he nearly beat my head in to my throat, I found myself at Molag Bal's Shrine, my body completely healed from battle. He granted me his Mace, a powerful Daedric Artifact that absorbs your enemy's Strength and Magicka upon strike. Most excellent.
Now I move on to another quest.

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