Summary

Almalexia, also known as Almalexia the Lover, Almalexia the Warden, and Ayem, was one of the three God-Kings who constituted the Tribunal, or Almsivi, along with Vivec and Sotha Sil. She was very popular among the Dunmer, who called her "Healing Mother", "Lady of Mercy", and "Mother Morrowind". They knew her as the source of compassion, sympathy, and forgiveness, the protector of the poor and weak, and the patron of teachers and healers. She resided in the temple city of Mournhold within the city of Almalexia, the capital of Morrowind, and was closely associated with House Indoril. She was also the most personable of the Tribunal and was well-known for walking among her people. As a mortal, she was the wife of Lord Indoril Nerevar, First Councilor of Resdayn. As a living god, she became the consort of Vivec, who associated her with the stars.

Little is known of Almalexia before she became Nerevar's wife. Temple myth holds that on Mount Assarnibibi, Molag Bal oversaw the ninety-nine lovers of Boethiah who gave birth to her. She hailed from one of the Great Houses of Morrowind. Vivec's prose suggests she was already a ruler when she met Nerevar, who was working as a guard for a merchant caravan at the time. Though Nerevar was a generation older than her, they eventually got married. The Dwemer king Dumac, who had become Nerevar's close friend, presented them with twin blades of the highest Dwemeri craftsmanship. Almalexia's was known as Hopesfire.

During the War of the First Council, where the Dwemer sought to built an artificial god through the power of the Heart of Lorkhan, Almalexia fought under Nerevar's banner as his general and as the greatest sorcerer of his armies. After the war, Sotha Sil carefully studied the tools that Lord Kagrenac had crafted to harness the Heart's energies, and learned how to wield them. It was Almalexia convincing Vivec and Sotha Sil to use the tools to absorb the Heart of Lorkhan's power and ascend into Godhood, so that Morrowind could forever be under their wise and benevolent immortal rule. In secret, she, Vivec and Sotha Sil murdered Nerevar and harnessed the Heart's boundless energies, thus becoming the Three Gods of the ALMSIVI.

Almalexia wielded her divine power for the protection and benefit of the Dunmer for thousands of years. Sotha Sil largely remained aloof and mysterious, but Almalexia and Vivec both took very active roles in leading their people throughout the First and Second eras. Her acts of amazing power and kindness are countless. Her blessing was said to do extraordinary things, like protect a person infected with Corprus from suffering the disease's effects. Saint Felms the Bold is said to have been inspired by the voice of Almalexia in his head. The Hands of Almalexia were her personal guard, and were often called the greatest warriors in all of Tamriel. Like Vivec, she wrote extensively, though she focused on children's fables and similar works meant to nurture the morality of her people rather than Vivec's more cerebral, spiritual guidance.

After the defeat of Dagoth Ur, the Tribunal lost their divinity, and it completely changed Almalexia. Those few who still saw her noticed that she had begun to act more like a warrior queen than the Lady of Mercy. Those closest to her knew that she had turned into a whole different person, one who was obsessed with maintaining her image at the expense of everything else. In lieu of divine power, Almalexia exploited her knowledge of ancient and powerful relics to inflict terrible punishments on her people for what she perceived as their lack of faith, such as by using Dwemeri machinery to cover her capital city in ash storms. But in her madness, she concocted a new goal: to become the one true god of the Dunmer, uniting all of her people under one faith and authority - and destroying any who interfered. She even slew the Clockwork God, Sotha Sil in her madness for more power, a reference to the Mechanical Heart that Sotha Sil hid away. Eventually, The Nerevarine stopped her mad plan of framing the Hero for the catastrophe in Clockwork City, and the hero slew the fallen goddess next to the dead corpse of Sotha Sil.

Powers and Stats

Tier: At least High 1-B | Low 2-C

Key: Full Power | Weakened

Name: Almalexia (Also known as Ayem), Almalexia the Lover, Almalexia the Warden, Lady of Mercy, The Healing Mother, Warrior Queen, etc...

Origin: The Elder Scrolls

Gender: Female

Age: Unknown but she died in 3E.427 after losing her divinity. In her divine form, she is, in truth, Beyond Time

Classification: God-Queen of Morrowind, Mother of the ALMSIVI, The Mother of Morrowind, The Mother of the Dunmer/Chimer, Warrior-Queen

Powers and Abilities:

Attack Potency: At least High Hyperverse level (Fought with the true form of the Daedric Prince Mehrunes Dagon alongside Sotha Sil, and later she helps Seht to dispatch any last remnant of Dagon's influence across Morrowind. She transformed herself into a giant as tall and powerful as Mehrunes Dagon during the Prince's invasion of Mournhold where she decisively defeated him.) | Universe level+ (After losing her divine power, she was still a powerful warrior who slew Sotha Sil's physical form and battled against The Nerevarine. Comparable to the Nerevarine and Dagoth Ur, the former of which can defeat Hircine's aspects. Should be above the avatar of Barbas, who Clavicus Vile stated was comparable in power to The Dovahkiin)

Speed: Immeasurable (Exists beyond linear time across the whole Multiverse of Mundus, as Vivec and Sotha Sil do through their Lorkhanic godhood) | Immeasurable (Fought and kept pace with The Nerevarine)

Lifting Strength: Immeasurable | Immeasurable

Striking Strength: At least High Hyperverse level (Traded blows with Mehrunes Dagon's True Form alongside Sotha Sil.) | Universe level+ (The weakened Almalexia is still very powerful, comparable to weakened Vivec and The Nerevarine. Traded blows with The Nerevarine)

Durability: At least High Hyperverse level (Has taken hits from Mehrunes Dagon's True Form, and eventually she overpowered him.) | Universe level+ (The weakened Almalexia is still very powerful, comparable to weakened Vivec and The Nerevarine. Has taken hits from The Nerevarine.)

Stamina: Infinite | Superhuman

Range: Thousands of Kilometers with her basic abilities (Her reach extends across all of Morrowind), up to High Hyperversal (Can freely traverse through Oblivion, an infinite-dimensional void which encompasses all possibility and contains an endless number of individual daedric realms) | After losing her divinity, she is still comparable to a Master Mage who should have a range of Hundreds of Kilometers with master level spells.

Standard Equipment: Hopesfire, the legendary flaming sword that she used during the War of the First Council. Barilzar's Mazed Band that can transport anyone into the Clockwork City built by Sotha Sil

Intelligence: Genius, borderline Nigh-Omniscience as a God. As a God, Almalexia holds vast cosmic awareness and a deep understanding over the nature of the Aurbis as a whole, as well as its underlying metaphysics, being the most spiritually attuned of the ALMSIVI, and the one to comprehend the purpose of existence the most. She knows almost everything due to the Heart giving her the ability to comprehend the worlds beyond her station. After her loss of divinity, she still figures how to operate the entire Clockwork City by herself without needing a guide, even though she never interacts with advanced technologies before.

Weaknesses: Needs the Heart of Lorkhan to refuel her Divine Powers from time to time

Gallery

Almalexia is with the rest of ALMSIVI

Almalexia and Vivec defeats Ysmir, Dragon of the North

Foul Murder of Irondil Nerevar, committed by Vivec, Almalexia and Sotha Sil

Almalexia, Warrior-Queen who went mad after losing her divinity. She slew Sotha Sil in her rage for searching the new source of divinity

Almalexia, Lady of Mercy who is known as the Mother of Morrowind

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