Lore:Ogrim
Ogrim (or Ogrims) are large dim-witted Daedra with very little intellect,[1] which are describable as "fat-faced ogres".[2] They are chiefly sent into the mortal world to menace living things for the amusement of Daedra Princes. Ogrim are associated with Malacath.[1][3] They are sturdy and powerful,[4] and can regenerate health by pounding their chests.[5] Many of them wear nipple piercings. Sanguine uses ogrim as bouncers for his parties.[6] Ogrim are also known to serve Molag Bal and Mephala.[7][8] Molag Bal often employs them as guards[5] and torturers.[9][10] The lumbering ogrim is cruel, often entertaining itself by tormenting its underlings.[5]
See Also[edit]
- Ogrim Names
- For game-specific information, see the Morrowind, ESO, and Legends pages.
Gallery[edit]
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Ogrim (Morrowind)
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A blue Ogrim (ESO)
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An armored Ogrim in that serves Molag Bal (ESO)
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An armored Ogrim in service to Mehrunes Dagon (ESO)
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An Ogrim that serves Mephala (ESO)
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An armored Ogrim in service to Mephala (ESO)
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Ogrim (Legends)
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Concept art
References[edit]
- ^ a b Darkest Darkness
- ^ The Knave of Rooks' dialogue during Lost in the Gloam in ESO
- ^ Generic dialogue regarding ogrim in Morrowind
- ^ Kyne's Challenge: A Hunter's Companion — David S. J. Hodgson
- ^ a b c The Improved Emperor's Guide to Tamriel: Dreams of Cyrodiil — Flaccus Terentius, 2E 581
- ^ Lyranth the Foolkiller Answers Your Questions — Lyranth the Foolkiller
- ^ Naryu's Journal/Imperial City — Naryu Virian
- ^ The Ogrim Igniter's allegiance to Mephala in ESO
- ^ A Prisoner's Journal
- ^ Skordo the Knife's dialogue during Truth, Lies, and Prisoners in ESO
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