Each Daedric Prince has their own plane of Oblivion which is suited to their personality and influence, but some are more prevalent in the story of Skyrim than others, simply due to the extent at which they participate in the affairs of mortals. Longtime fans of the series may recognize one of these Daedric Princes, Mehrunes Dagon, as the central antagonist to The Elder Scrolls 4 : Oblivion. That said, not all Daedra are explicitly evil or chaotic, but their worship is frowned upon nonetheless. The Nine Divines of Skyrim are known as Aedra, and they inhabit Aetherius, a sort of heaven, and the Daedra are their counterparts.
These Daedric Princes are the most powerful of the Daedra, a demonic and powerful race inhabiting the many planes of Oblivion, and each follow their own ideals and morals, often using mortals and the player as a means to an end to achieve their desires. The Elder Scrolls Places Places is an intriguing mod that recreates a variety of locales from the very first Elder Scrolls game and places them into Skyrim’s landscape. Though the most commonly known gods and goddesses are the Nine Divines (Eight if Talos is excluded), there are actually 16 more equally as powerful and influential god like beings in the world. Skyrim is home to many people, and with a diverse population comes a broad range of religions.
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