Darkest Darkness Content . In Morrowind , both worshippers and sorcerer s summon lesser Daedra and bound Daedra as servants and instruments . Most Daedric servants can be summoned by sorcerers only for very brief periods , within the most fragile and tenuous frameworks of command and binding . This fortunately limits their capacity for mischief , though in only a few minutes , most of these servants can do terrible harm to their summoners as well as their enemies . Worshippers may bind other Daedric servants to this plane through rituals and pacts . Such arrangements result in the Daedric servant remaining on this plane indefinitely - - or at least until their bodily manifestations on this plane are destroyed , precipitating their supernatural essences back to Oblivion . Whenever Daedra are encountered at Daedric ruins or in tombs , they are almost invariably long - term visitors to our plane . Likewise , lesser entities bound by their Daedra Lords into weapons and armor may be summoned for brief periods , or may persist indefinitely , so long as they are not destroyed and banished . The class of bound weapons and bound armors summoned by Temple followers and conjurers are examples of short - term bindings ; Daedric artifacts like Mehrunes Razor and the Mask of Clavicus Vile are examples of long - term bindings . The Tribunal Temple of Morrowind has incorporated the veneration of Daedra as lesser spirits subservient to the immortal Almsivi , the Triune godhead of Almalexia , Sotha Sil , and Vivec . These subordinate Daedra are divided into the Good Daedra and the Bad Daedra . The Good Daedra have willingly submitted to the authority of Almsivi ; the Bad Daedra are rebels who defy Almsivi - - treacherous kin who are more often adversaries than allies . The Good Daedra are Boethiah , Azura , and Mephala . The hunger is a powerful and violent lesser Daedra associated with Boethiah , Father of Plots - - a sinuous , long - limbed , long - tailed creature with a beast - skulled head , noted for its paralyzing touch and its ability to disintegrate weapons and armor . The winged twilight is a messenger of Azura , Goddess of Dusk and Dawn . Winged Twilight resemble the feral harpies of the West , though the feminine aspects of the winged twilights are more ravishing , and their long , sharp , hooked tails are immeasurably more deadly . Spider Daedra are the servants of Mephala , taking the form of spider - humanoid centaurs , with a naked upper head , torso , and arms of human proportions , mounted on the eight legs and armored carapace of a giant spider . Unfortunately , these Daedra are so fierce and irrational that they cannot be trusted to heed the commands of the Spinner . As a consequence , few sorcerers are willing to either summon or bind such creatures in Morrowind . The Bad Daedra are Mehrunes Dagon , Malacath , Sheogorath , and Molag Bal . Three lesser Daedra are associated with Mehrunes Dagon : the agile and pesky scamp , the ferocious and beast - like clannfear , and the noble and deadly dremora . The crocodile - headed humanoid Daedra called the Daedroth is a servant of Molag Bal , while the giant but dim - witted ogrim is a servant of Malacath . Sheogorath ' s lesser Daedra , the Golden Saint s , a half - clothed human female in appearance , is highly resistant to magic and a dangerous spellcaster . Another type of lesser Daedra often encountered in Morrowind is the Atronach , or Elemental Daedra . Atronachs have no binding kinship or alignments with the Daedra Lords , serving one realm or another at whim , shifting sides according to seduction , compulsion , or opportunity .