How to Meet the Daedric Prince Saguine Again
Sanguine (in Daedric script, 
) also known every bit the Lord of Revelry,[one] Blood-Made-Pleasance,[ii] Prince of Hedonism,[UL one] Daedric Lord of Debauchery or Daedric Prince of Immoderacy, Lord of Hard-Partying,[iii] and he who tastes the Shaven Fruit,[iv] is the Daedric Prince of revelry and debauchery. He also has domain over the darker natures of man, such as lust, sin, sloth, gluttony, and greed. He is the patron deity of sinners and is oft seen with a bottle of wine or beer (ale) in his hand. Sanguine enjoys playing pranks on others, one such example being a spell that removes the clothing of everyone within the spell'southward radius. Although a joker, Sanguine prefers to drag mortals downwards to sinful lifestyles by means of temptation and humiliation. In Khajiiti faith he is known every bit Sangiin, the Blood Cat, who is known to exam the Khajiit with promises of immortality and debaucheries of the flesh.[five] [6] [7]
He has over a thousand personal realms known as Myriad Realms of Revelry.[viii]
History [ ]
Sanguine was once asked by Mephala for twenty-seven tokens to give to her devoted followers. The Nighttime Brotherhood stole these tokens from the Morag Tong. According to Morag Tong members, Mephala eventually arranged for them to return to the guild. The Nerevarine systematically killed the members of the Dark Alliance i-by-one and retrieved the tokens from them.
By Game [ ]
- Sanguine (Daggerfall)
- Sanguine (Oblivion)
- Sanguine (Quest)
- Sam Guevenne (Skyrim)
Oblivion [ ]
Shrine to Sanguine in Oblivion.
Sanguine tin be called upon at the Shrine of Sanguine, whose name does not fit the common pattern of "(Daedra Prince)'s Shrine." The summoning date of Sanguine is 16th of Sun'southward Dawn. Sanguine can also be summoned in his shrine, if the summoner offered Cyrodilic Brandy.
There is a shrine in Cyrodiil which bears the advent of Sanguine. Upon completing the related quest, Sanguine will give the Sanguine Rose, a foreign staff shaped like a twisted and thorny blackness rose. When the energy within the Sanguine Rose is cast at a target, one random Daedric servant of Sanguine is summoned to practice battle. This staff has very piffling charge, between 10–30 uses, depending on Conjuration skill level, and must be recharged oftentimes.
The Sanguine Rose.
When the Hero of Kvatch visited the Shrine of Sanguine and summoned him, onetime during the Oblivion Crisis, Sanguine tasked the Hero of Kvatch to bring together the royal dinner party of the Countess of Leyawiin, Alessia Caro. Sanguine believed that the Countess of Leyawiin was too stuffy, and wanted the hero to practice something about information technology. The hero should sneak into the castle undetected and cast the spell of Stark Reality on her and her guests. When the hero bandage the spell all the guests and the Countess herself were stripped, information technology brought chaos to the party, only Sanguine was pleased. When the hero returned to the shrine, Sanguine rewarded his Sanguine Rose to the hero of Kvatch, a staff that has the capability to summon a lesser Daedra to "supposedly" fight for the wielder of the staff. The aforementioned antiquity was also rewarded some decades earlier to the Hero of Daggerfall, and likewise to Martin, the terminal of the Septims. Martin in his youth was one of the followers of a Daedric Cult, and he somehow retrieved Sanguine's Rose - probably after some odd task.
Skyrim [ ]
Sanguine appears in Skyrim disguised as Sam Guevenne, who offers a friendly drinking competition with his "special" brew for his staff with the Dragonborn. If the Dragonborn accepts, the quest "A Night to Remember" will kickoff. Later the Dragonborn accepts and drinks three mugs, Sam, impressed, volition give the staff and offers to show the Dragonborn a place "where the wine flows similar water." Later that, they go out to commit drunken pranks in Skyrim, and eventually the Dragonborn awakes at the temple of Dibella and sets out to correct the pranks pulled while drunkard. The Dragonborn then heads to Morvunskar where a portal to Sam'due south location is establish. Going through the portal reveals Sam in the Misty Grove, where he reveals his true identity equally Sanguine, commenting that he hadn't had that much fun in a hundred years and rewards the Dragonborn with his staff.
It is possible to turn Sanguine hostile by commanding a follower to set on him. However, arrows, melee weapons, and spells will however continue to pass through him and he cannot be damaged. Sanguine will simply attack repeatedly for very meager damage with what appears to exist a dagger of some sort. This will at least yield a few more lines of dialogue while he attacks.
Online [ ]
- "Sanguine is the Daedric Prince of immoderacy and dark passions. In his demesne, the revelry never ends—but it is a identify where all pleasure is mixed with malice."
- ―Sanguine'south Demesne loading screen
Sanguine does not appear straight in The Elder Scrolls Online. Yet, he seems to exert influence by trapping partygoers within his temple in Shadowfen. His servant Seducer Trilvath tasks the Vestige with entrapping some Aldmeri Dominion spies by making them potable from Sanguine's goblet.
He has several followers called Sanguine's Revelers. They can exist found in Sanguine'due south Demesne in Shadowfen, too as at a camp in White Fall Valley in Cyrodiil, and occasionally in Trader's Cove.
A Khajiiti vampire clan in Northern Elsweyr called the Hollowfang Association worshipped Sangiin, and attempted to drink the blood of a trapped dragon to gain great powers.
Dialogue [ ]
Oblivion [ ]
| Quote | Topic | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| "Ah... some other mortal come to beg Sanguine to add a fleck of spice to an otherwise drab existence. I would have yous perform a service for me." | If the Hero speak to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine, activating the "Sanguine" quest. | |
| "The Castle Leyawiin is a irksome, dreary place. The mistress is an especially somber soul, and tomorrow she volition hold some other excruciating dinner political party." | If the Hero speaks to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine | |
| "I want y'all to liven it up. Use this spell on the Countess and her guests. I think it will make the party much more interesting." | If the Hero speaks to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine | |
| "You should probably try to be inconspicuous. Or they might kill you. Oh, and the party is by invitation just. You'll take to find a way in. Have fun!" | If the Hero speaks to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine | |
| "A rousing success, mortal! And information technology appears y'all joined in the festivities as well. Healthy. You lot need to lighten up a fleck." | If the Hero speaks to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine after completing the task given to them by Sanguine | |
| "You'll find your equipment in that breast over there. And here'south a little something for your efforts. Maybe we'll celebrate again sometime...." | If the Hero speaks to Sanguine at the Shrine of Sanguine after completing the chore given to them by Sanguine |
Skyrim [ ]
| Quote | Topic | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| "You look similar someone who tin concur their liquor. How well-nigh a friendly competition to win a staff?" (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | When speaking to the Dragonborn in a random tavern | |
| "Well come dorsum when you lot exercise, my friend. Come up dorsum when you do." (Equally Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn refuses his offer | |
| "Ha! We'll see well-nigh that. This is a special brew, very strong stuff. Let'due south get started." (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn accepts his offering | |
| "One downward, my friend. One down." (As Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn has taken one drink | |
| "Sorry to hear that." (Equally Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn chooses to say the competition was a bad idea | |
| "Your plough!" (As Sam Guevenne) | If it is the Dragonborn'southward turn to take a drink | |
| "So says you. I call back I've hit my limit on these things. Tell you lot what, one more than and you lot win the competition." (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn chooses to say i more drink should be easy | |
| "Awww, well, mayhap next time." (As Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn chooses to surrender | |
| "You know, you lot're a fun person to potable with. I know this bully little place where the vino flows like water. We should caput there." (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | Asking the Dragonborn to join him for a drinkable | |
| "Wow. Yous've really done it. The staff is yours." (Equally Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn accepts his offering | |
| "You're hither! I was beginning to think yous might non brand information technology." (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn successfully made their fashion to Morvunskar in "A Night to Recall" | |
| "I idea you lot might not call back your first trip here. Yous had a big night. I think you've definitely earned the staff." (Every bit Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn successfully made their fashion to Murvunskar in "A Night to Remember" | |
| "Oh, the Hagraven feather so on. You tin throw all those out. Yous encounter..." (As Sam Guevenne) | If the Dragonborn successfully made their way to Murvunskar in "A Night to Remember" | |
| "I actually just needed something to encourage you to become out into the world and spread merriment." (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn successfully made their way to Murvunskar in "A Night to Remember" | |
| "And you did just that! I oasis't been so entertained in at to the lowest degree a hundred years." (Every bit Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn successfully fabricated their way to Murvunskar in "A Night to Recall" | |
| "Details, details. The Sanguine Rose breaks all the time and is fixed with but a thought." (Every bit Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn tells him the staff is broken | |
| "In fact, here it is now. Think of it - a never-catastrophe stream of minions. And all of the prestige of being Sanguine'southward called." (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn tells him the staff is broken | |
| "I am Sanguine, Daedric Prince of Debauchery!" (Equally Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him who he is | |
| "I know, I know, how could I lie to y'all? Well, how could I trust you until we've shared a few drinks?" (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him who he is | |
| "Merely information technology wasn't long before I realized you'd make a more interesting bearer of my not-quite-holy staff than this waste of flesh." (Equally Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him who he is | |
| "Just a prank? Just a prank? The Daedric Lord of Debauchery does not bargain in mere "pranks.'" (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him if it was just a prank | |
| "This may take begun every bit a minor amusement, merely information technology wasn't long before I realized you'd make a more than interesting bearer of my not-quite-holy staff." (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn enquire him if it was only a prank | |
| "Let'southward be honest, here. I don't always call back my decisions through. But you... you're going places." (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him why he chose them | |
| "Maybe a little influence from your onetime uncle Sanguine could help adjust your course a chip..." (As Sanguine) | If the Dragonborn ask him why he chose them |
Trivia [ ]
Sanguine in The Elder Scrolls 2: Daggerfall.
- In Skyrim, Sanguine is taller than any Dragonborn, even if they are an Altmer, the tallest race.
- At the end of "Tending the Flames" quest for the Bards College in Skyrim, Rorlund, Loftier Priest of the Nine Divines, comments that Sanguine himself would appreciate the festivities.
- Sam Guevenne is a play on his own name, Sanguine: San = Sam, Guine = Guevenne
- In French, sanguine is the feminine form of the describing word sanguin, related to the noun sang (claret). It describes anything related to blood or to the color of claret (orange sanguine = blood orangish), but likewise impulsive persons. In English language "sanguine" can be an adjective meaning "optimistic" or "positive," or a noun meaning a blood red color. Both are fitting for the Daedric prince, given his demeanor, outlook, and love for drinking (a drunk person's face is oft flushed in appearance). In medieval medicine, when the "Four Humors" theory still prevailed, a person with blood every bit the predominant humor would be marked by sturdiness, high color, and cheerfulness, traits often shared by drunkards. In ancient medieval sociology, "encarmine" could draw someone who is prone to jokes and laughter, thus being a fitting name for a trickster.
- Sanguine strongly resembles Dionysus, the Greek god of grape harvest, winemaking, and wine.
Bugs [ ]
This department contains bugs related to Sanguine. Before adding a issues to this list, consider the following:
- Please reload an old save to ostend if the bug is all the same happening.
- If the bug is even so occurring, delight post the bug report with the appropriate organization template 360 / XB1 , PS3 / PS4 , PC / MAC , NX / PS5 , XS , depending on which platform(s) the issues has been encountered on.
- Exist descriptive when listing the problems and fixes, only avoid having conversations in the description and/or using first-person anecdotes: such discussions belong on the appropriate forum lath.
- Upon completion of the quest "A Dark to Recall," Sanguine may randomly appear in forts such equally Morvunskar or Ilinalta's Deep, fighting with the enemies there. If spoken to, he will respond with generic dialogue. Being an essential character, he will always win the fights, and attacking him has no result. Nevertheless, Sanguine volition set on the Dragonborn if they have transformed into a Werewolf or Vampire Lord. He is also allowed to Totem of The Chase and Totem of Terror.
- Sanguine will kill the vampire burglar to Morvunskar.
Appearances [ ]
- The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall
- The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind (mentioned only) [9]
- The Elderberry Scrolls Iv: Oblivion
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- The Elder Scrolls Online (mentioned only) [ix]
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Scalebreaker (mentioned merely)
- The Elder Scrolls Online: Dragonhold (mentioned only)
Sources [ ]
- Guide to the Daedra on The Purple Library
References [ ]
- ↑ The Elder Scrolls Five: Skyrim Game Guide
- ↑ Masterwork of the Inducer
- ↑ The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game Guide
- ↑ Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition
- ↑ Words of Clan Mother Ahnissi, Pt. 1
- ↑ Events of The Sanguine Successor
- ↑ The Worldly Spirits
- ↑ Loremaster'south Annal: The Maelstrom Arena - Part Two
- ↑ ix.0 nine.1 The Volume of Daedra
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- ↑ Majestic Census of Daedra Lords
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