Meridia The Daedric Prince of Life and Lady of Infinite Energies , Meridia ( in Daedric script , ) , once known as Merid - Nunda , is one of the Princes whose obscurity prevents most mortals from understanding much about her at all , but is associated with the energy of living things . The summoning date for Meridia is 13th of Morning Star . Meridia can also be summoned at her shrine , if the summoner offers something from the corpse of an undead creature at the statue . Meridia ' s holdings in Oblivion are collectively known as the " Colored Rooms . " Appearance and personality . She almost always comes in the form of a beautiful woman . Meridia has always had a passionate hatred for all things undead . She takes great joy in rewarding mortals who purge the realms of the wretched walking - corpses , along with any Necromancer s who have tampered with Meridia ' s life - giving energies . Meridia is one of the few Daedric Princes considered to be benevolent by mortals . This is attributable to her originally being a Magne - Ge , thus her interests are aligned with what would become the mortal races enough to ( at least initially ) agree to help create Nirn . History . Dawn Era . During the Dawn Era , Meridia was known as Merid - Nunda , an Aedra . After Lorkhan ' s true intentions were discovered , Merid - Nunda fled Mundus along with Magnus and became one of the Magna Ge . After consorting with Daedra , Merid - Nunda was cast down , and in turn became the Daedric Prince Meridia . First Era . In the First Era , during Alessia ' s rebellion , the Ayleid s made a pact with Meridia and her minions the Auroran s , to help the Ayleids against the human rebellion . The Ayleids ' champion , Umaril the Unfeathered , bound his life force in the realm of Meridia . This made him have Daedra - like immortality . When he is slain in the Mundus , his spirit will float in the Water of Oblivion and eventually return to Meridia ' s realm . Third Era . Sometime in 3E 433 , Meridia was summoned by the Champion of Cyrodiil . Meridia wanted the champion to clean a certain cave of Necromancers and their undead . She rewarded the champion with her Ring of Khajiiti . The same artifact was given by Meridia to the Hero of Daggerfall . Fourth Era . Some two hundred years later , in the midst of the Stormcloak Rebellion , the necromancer Malkoran broke into a temple to Meridia situated near Mount Kilkreath in Skyrim , and proceeded to perform experiments on the casualties of the civil war , Stormcloak and Imperial alike . A furious Meridia tasked the Last Dragonborn with destroying Malkoran and his creations . Upon the necromancer ' s death , Meridia presented the Dragonborn with the legendary sword Dawnbreaker . Artifacts . Ring of the Khajiit . The Ring of Khajiit is an ancient relic , and was stolen by a thief named Rajhin , who made it famous . He used the powers of the ring to make himself invisible and move quickly . With it , he became the most successful burglar in Elsweyr . His fate became a mystery , though it is said that the Ring betrayed him to his enemies . Dawnbreaker . Dawnbreaker is a sword given to Meridia ' s champion . It is a powerful weapon against the undead , sometimes releasing a blast of energy that destroys all undead near it .