Voiced by Christopher Cory Smith, Molag Bal forces the Dragonborn to kill innocents throughout the quest "The House Of Horrors". Leaving small hints to the Dragonborn of his plans, players have ...

Religion fuels major conflicts in The Elder Scrolls, like the civil war sparked by the ban on Talos worship, showcasing the importance of religious beliefs. Daedric Princes like Molag Bal are ...

Molag Bal is a vile Daedric Prince who desires domination and enslavement over others has sought out a new innocent life for him to ruin, and it's up to the player in Oblivion Remastered to aid in ...

The quest, The House Of Horrors, is part of a series of unrelated Daedric Quests. This one, concerning Molag Bal, can be initiated in Markarth Mace of Molag Bal can be obtained from this quest. Upon ...

The Molag Bal quest starts after you first interact with Amir near the Shrine of Molag Bal. You will find this to the west of the Imperial City, next to Fort Wooden Hand and the Gottlesfont Priory.

Hailing from sunny (not as much as people think) Italy and long standing gamer since the age of Mattel Intellivision and Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Definitely a multi-platform gamer, he still holds the old ...

If you were wondering what you get as a reward for heroic deeds? It is typically a party and a list of more heroic deeds to get done. Razum-dar finally caught up with me after my time in Reaper’s ...

The Mace of Molag Bal is one of the Daedric Artifacts you can obtain in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and is a one-handed mace imbued with the power to drain life and silence your enemies. It is ...

The first DLC pack for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited will be released from the end of August. Titled Imperial City, the content take place in the heart of the Cyrodiilic Empire. Players ...

The Daedric Prince of Domination has both good lore for those interested, and a rather decent mace to give to those who aren't so bothered with backstory. His realm resembles a twisted version of ...

I believe we can all agree that The Elder Scrolls Online is not a sandbox in the MMORPG sense. However, the game starts to branch out as your level increases. Although it will never be an MMO sandbox, ...