Nerevarine Prophecy After the corruption of the Tribunal by the Heart of Lorkhan and the death of the great Chimer champion Indoril Nerevar , the Daedric Prince Azura swore that she would use her powers over dawn and dusk to resurrect Nerevar and make things right once more . The Tribunal dismissed this proclamation , saying that they were now more powerful and influential than the Daedric Princes , and that their time as gods to the people of Morrowind had come to a close , even as Azura cursed the Chimer and changed them into the Dunmer . The realization of this proclamation was known as the Nerevarine Prophecy , and it came to pass at the end of the Third Era as the Vvardenfell Crisis . Prior to its fulfillment , the Nerevarine Prophecy was denounced as heresy by the Tribunal , and those groups that believed in them ( Ashlanders , Dissident Priests , and some others ) were heavily persecuted . Occasionally , a potential candidate would appear , and until recently , each one had met an untimely end through a variety of means and circumstances . After the Vvardenfell Crisis , the Nerevarine was rumored to have left Morrowind on an expedition to the continent of Akavir . What became of the Nerevarine is unknown . The Prophecy . According to the prophecy , " " A prisoner born on a certain day to uncertain parents " " would be sent , under guard , to Morrowind , would overcome numerous trials , and , eventually , unite the province and cast down the Tribunal as false gods . The gender and race of Nerevarine was , and remains , unknown , though it is well known that they would not be a native of Morrowind . This was the most widely known part of the prophecy ; the remaining parts are detailed in the work " Seven Visions of Seven Trials of the Incarnate " . Seven trials : What he puts his hand to , that shall be done . What is left undone , that shall be done . One Destiny : He speaks the law for Veloth ' s people . He speaks for their land , and names them great . The first trial suggests that the Nerevarine would be an unknown person , born on a specific day . The second trial speaks of a seemingly unique and great power of the incarnate , being immune to all disease and even aging ( Corprus , also known as the Curse - of - Flesh , does grant these traits , at the expense of the victims sanity and appearance , to say the least ) . The third trial is , at first glance , somewhat puzzling , but it is now known that the Nerevarine traveled to a hidden shrine known as the " Cavern of the Incarnate , " was acknowledged as Nerevar ' s reincarnation , and was blessed with his legendary ring , " Moon - and - Star , " or " One - Clan - Under - Moon - And - Star , " which , besides giving bonuses to Speechcraft and Personality , gave Nerevar unmistakable identity , as anyone besides him who tried to wear the ring would die instantly . The fourth and fifth trials are quite similar , and detail the Nerevarine ' s duty and ability to unite all of Morrowind to their cause . The four civilized Ashlander tribes would all acknowledge him as ' Nerevarine ' and the Three Great Houses of Morrowind ( Hlaalu , Redoran , and Telvanni ) would name him ' Hortator ' , a title given to a leader of the people of Morrowind during wartime / great emergencies . Both refer to the ' stranger ' , so the Nerevarine could not be born into either the Ashlander tribes or Great Houses , making him / her an outsider ( foreigner , or , as the Nerevarine is commonly referred to as in - game , " outlander " ) . The sixth trial suggests that the Nerevarine would learn all that could be learned of the history of Nerevar and his time , and would pity and understand the plight of the ' tribe unmourned ' , which could either refer to House Dagoth ( as suggested in a conversation in Morrowind ) or the Dwemer , or possibly both . At the realization of the Nerevarine Prophecies , the Nerevarine defeats his old friend Dagoth Ur and " destroys " the Heart of Lorkhan that corrupted him and the Tribunal , ending the Blight and the Tribunal ' s false godhood . They , beside understanding and mourning them , would right the wrongs they had brought upon the world and thus release them from sin and honor their memory . The seventh trial almost undeniably points to the disappearance of the Tribunal at the end of the Third Era , as the Nerevarine had severed their source of divinity . After the fulfillment of the prophecy Sotha Sil ( one of the members of the Tribunal ) was murdered by Almalexia ( another member of the Tribunal , and formerly the wife of Indoril Nerevar ) , who in turn was destroyed by the Nerevarine . The fate of Vivec , the final member of the Tribunal , remains unknown and possibilities run rampant . Some include : At any rate , none of the Tribunal remain in the public ' s eye , and as such the Tribunal Temple has been weakened considerably , and Morrowind has come under more direct supervision of the Empire .