Battlespire:Mehrunes Dagon

thumb|right|Mehrunes Dagon
thumb|right|Lord Dagon in conversation 
The Exalted and Most Puissant Lord, Gerent of Dagon, Mehrunes, more commonly known as Mehrunes Dagon, is the Daedra Prince of Destruction. He is the one responsible for the invasion of the Battlespire.

Dagon is found in his hunting grounds, within a well-defended mountaintop lair. Prepared or not, you may approach. You may strike a bargain with the Prince, asking for a life in his service alongside your companion (Josian or Vatasha). If you wish to challenge the Prince and banish him to Oblivion, however, you must be prepared; to defeat Dagon, you must bear both the complete set of the Armor of the Savior's Hide and the Broadsword of the Moon Reiver, along with his protonymic ("Lehkelogah") and his neonymic ("Djehkeleho-dehbe-effehezepeh"). 
 

Dialogue
Greeting
At last. I trust I find you in good health? I had wondered at your delay.


Reply 1
'''Congratulations. Your Armor of the Savior's Hide protects you from the magical forces that paralyze your friend. You are well-prepared – which is exactly according to plan. Some important and valuable artifacts have long eluded my grasp, and now you thoughtfully bring them to me.


Reply 2
I hope that you are not too much discomforted by the magical forces I have used to protect your friend from pointless struggle. In fact, I fear that these forces may render you helpless in moments. Pardon me, but in making your resistance impossible, I have only your own welfare at heart.	
		

Reply 3
Come now. Surely a Daedra Prince can fear no harm from a humble creature like yourself.


Reply 4
WELL! I must say, I am impressed. Bravo! You are a promising student. However, I am afraid I must inform you that without my neonymic, the protonymic will do you no good. Har-har-har.	


Reply 5
WHAT?! Why, you arrogant little bug. You think you can suck the power from me and cast me into Oblivion. Well, it is not so simple as that. So long as my power is anchored to this world, I can resist the outflow of my magica. If not forever, then certainly long enough to blast you and your incantation into component syllables. And consider, fool. No mortal weapon ever forged has the power to sever my anchor to this realm.	


Reply 6
Just so. Doomed. So please accept my hospitality. I have prepared accommodations for you. Modest, sparse, but exceedingly secure. Now you are mine. COME, MY MINIONS! Seize him, and take him away.	
		

Reply 7
A THOUSAND CURSES! You are right, mortal. I have been a fool. Mistakes have been made. But no more. You will die now. Before more mistakes are made.	

  

NoTalk
[Dagon watches you smugly but says nothing.]

Reply 8
Indeed. I would far rather preserve the excellent virtues of yourself and your companion, particularly in my service, but most urgently because I am moved by your valor and wit, and your loyalty to your friend. Such are the traits of the most cherished of retainers.	


Reply 9
Well spoken, mortal. You have the soul of an advocate. I do so accept your homage, and the homage of your companion, and upon your terms as stated. I bid you welcome, and a long and educational life in my service.	


Notes
Replies 2, 6, and 9 end with your death and the normal "Game Over" sequence and text. It appears that there may have been an alternate ending intended for the latter two (becoming Dagon's prisoner or servant), but the files do not point to a valid entry.