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* EthnicGod: Unusually for orcs, he considers ''Trinimac'', the aedra worshipped by the Aldmer who would ''become'' orcs, to be the proper orsimer god. Most orcs worship Malacath because they accept that Malacath and Trinimac are one in the same, the former being the daedric form of the latter after Boethiah [[GodEating got through with him]]. Gortwog believes this to be heretical and instead sees Malacath as an impostor trying to separate the Orsimer from Trinimac, who resisted corruption but remained imprisoned by Boethiah.
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* EthnicGod: Unusually for orcs, he considers ''Trinimac'', the aedra worshipped by the Aldmer who would ''become'' orcs, to be the proper orsimer Orsimer god. Most orcs worship Malacath because they accept that Malacath and Trinimac are one in the same, the former being the daedric Daedric form of the latter after Boethiah [[GodEating got through with him]]. Gortwog believes this to be heretical and instead sees Malacath as an impostor trying to separate the Orsimer from Trinimac, who resisted corruption but remained imprisoned by Boethiah.
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* EthnicGod: Unusually for orcs, he considers ''Trinimac'', the aedra worshipped by the Aldmer who would ''become'' orcs, to be the proper orsimer god. Most orcs worship Malacath because they accept that Malacath and Trinimac are one in the same, the former being the daedric form of the latter after Boethiah [[GodEating got through with him]]. Gortwog believes this to be heretical and instead sees Malacath as an impostor trying to separate the Orsimer from Trinimac, who resisted corruption.
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* EthnicGod: Unusually for orcs, he considers ''Trinimac'', the aedra worshipped by the Aldmer who would ''become'' orcs, to be the proper orsimer god. Most orcs worship Malacath because they accept that Malacath and Trinimac are one in the same, the former being the daedric form of the latter after Boethiah [[GodEating got through with him]]. Gortwog believes this to be heretical and instead sees Malacath as an impostor trying to separate the Orsimer from Trinimac, who resisted corruption.corruption but remained imprisoned by Boethiah.
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* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath to be one, since he believes Malacath is an impostor trying to lead orcs away from Trinimac worship.[[note]]chronologically, he's not the first Orc king to hold this belief -- that would go to [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsOnline Kurog gro-Bagrakh]][[/note]].
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* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath to be one, since he believes Malacath is an impostor trying and ally of Boethiah whose job it is to lead orcs away from a) make sure Trinimac worship.stays imprisoned, and b) make sure the orcs never find acceptance so they stay under his thumb forever.[[note]]chronologically, he's not the first Orc king to hold this belief -- that would go to [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsOnline Kurog gro-Bagrakh]][[/note]].
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* FantasticRacism: He makes a pretty good point that Orcs are only seen as violent because of racism and circumstance: people would attack Orcs indiscriminately, and as a result Orcs had to develop a violent behavior to survive.
* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath to fall into this, believing him to be an imposter, and actually believes ''Trinimac'' is the god Orcs should worship[[note]]chronologically, he's not the first Orc king to hold this belief -- that would go to [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsOnline Kurog gro-Bagrakh]][[/note]].
* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath to fall into this, believing him to be an imposter, and actually believes ''Trinimac'' is the god Orcs should worship[[note]]chronologically, he's not the first Orc king to hold this belief -- that would go to [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsOnline Kurog gro-Bagrakh]][[/note]].
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* EthnicGod: Unusually for orcs, he considers ''Trinimac'', the aedra worshipped by the Aldmer who would ''become'' orcs, to be the proper orsimer god. Most orcs worship Malacath because they accept that Malacath and Trinimac are one in the same, the former being the daedric form of the latter after Boethiah [[GodEating got through with him]]. Gortwog believes this to be heretical and instead sees Malacath as an impostor trying to separate the Orsimer from Trinimac, who resisted corruption.
* FantasticRacism: He makes a pretty good point that Orcs are only seen as violent because of racism andcircumstance: circumstance; if people would attack Orcs indiscriminately, keep indiscriminately attacking orcs, of ''course'' they're going to fight in self-defense, which will in turn only prompt further stereotyping and as violence.
* ImAHumanitarian: Barenziah accuses him of being aresult Orcs had to develop a violent behavior to survive.
cannibal, but this is unsupported and probably false.
* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath tofall into this, believing him to be an imposter, and actually one, since he believes ''Trinimac'' Malacath is the god Orcs should worship[[note]]chronologically, an impostor trying to lead orcs away from Trinimac worship.[[note]]chronologically, he's not the first Orc king to hold this belief -- that would go to [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsOnline Kurog gro-Bagrakh]][[/note]].
* FantasticRacism: He makes a pretty good point that Orcs are only seen as violent because of racism and
* ImAHumanitarian: Barenziah accuses him of being a
* ReligionOfEvil: Unlike most other orcs, Gortwog considers worship of Malacath to
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: You can't retaliate against him in-game for the incident mentioned under UngratefulBastard, but he gets assassinated shortly after the end of the game anyways.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: You can't retaliate against him in-game for the incident mentioned under UngratefulBastard, backstabbing you if you deliver [[spoiler:the Totem]] to him, but he gets assassinated shortly after the end of the game anyways.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: You can't retaliate against him in-game for the incident mentioned under UngratefulBastard, but he gets assassinated shortly after the end of the game anyways.
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** Later games retconned this so he only made the power source; the original source, [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind the Heart of Lorkhan]], was lost, so a new source, the Mantella, was made by Zurin.
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** Later games retconned ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind'' retcons this so he only made that the Numidium was created by the long-vanished Dwemer/dwarves and traded to Tiber Septim by Vivec in exchange for greater autonomy for Morrowind. However, the Numidium was missing its intended power source; the original source, [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIIIMorrowind the Heart of Lorkhan]], was lost, Lorkhan, so a new source, Zurin created the Mantella, was made by Zurin.Mantella as a replacement.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was born in the late second era, making her around 400 years old by the time of the game.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was born in the late second era, Second Era, making her around 400 years old by the time of the game.
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* DuelToTheDeath: After his father died, he challenged King Camaron of Sentinel to one of these; Camaron's death lead to Daggerfall winning the War of Betony.
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* DuelToTheDeath: After his father died, he challenged King Camaron of Sentinel to one of these; Camaron's death lead to Daggerfall winning the War of Betony.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was born in the late second era, making her around 400 years old by the time of the game.
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* ReallySevenHundredYearsOld: She was born in the late second era, making her around 400 years old by the time of the game.
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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: The death of her son has left her quite unhinged. When the Agent meets her, the poor old woman is rambling about her pillow being filled with porcupines.
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* UngratefulBastard: If your reputation with him is high enough he'll send a letter promising [[spoiler:to match any offer Gothryd or Akorithi makes for the Totem of Tiber Septim.]] If you actually deliver [[spoiler:the Totem]] to him, he responds by sneering at your naivety and sending his battlemages after you -- the ''only'' potential recepient to backstab you like that, and even, if it wasn't for bugs, the only recipient not to reward you[[note]]both Gortwog's and the King of Worms' rewards -- the artifact Chrysamere and fame and reputation with nearly ''everyone'' in the Iliac Bay, respectively -- aren't actually given in an unmodded game, but the dialogues, comments and questfiles suggest they are meant to be[[/note]](even [[spoiler:Gothryd]], the person you ''take'' it from, pays you for giving it back if you go to the effort of handing it to him personally).
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* UngratefulBastard: If your reputation with him is high enough he'll send a letter promising [[spoiler:to match any offer Gothryd or Akorithi makes for the Totem of Tiber Septim.]] If you actually deliver [[spoiler:the Totem]] to him, he responds by sneering at your naivety and sending his battlemages after you -- the ''only'' potential recepient recipient to backstab you like that, and even, if it wasn't for bugs, the only recipient not to reward you[[note]]both Gortwog's and the King of Worms' rewards -- the artifact Chrysamere and fame and reputation with nearly ''everyone'' in the Iliac Bay, respectively -- aren't actually given in an unmodded game, but the dialogues, comments and questfiles suggest they are meant to be[[/note]](even be[[/note]] (even [[spoiler:Gothryd]], the person you ''take'' it from, pays you for giving it back if you go to the effort of handing it to him personally).
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An influential noble in Wayrest, and was one of Lysandus's advisors during the War of Betony. Betrothed to Princess Elysana. [[spoiler:He killed King Lysandus just before the Battle of Cryngaine field and is in cahoots with King Gothryd]].
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An influential noble in Wayrest, and was one of Lysandus's advisors during the War of Betony. Betrothed to Princess Elysana. [[spoiler:He killed King Lysandus just before the Battle of Cryngaine field Field and is in cahoots with King Gothryd]].
