Dargon

The Dargon (sometimes referred to as Demonic Lords) are the most powerful of the Dari and thus most commonly worshipped by mortals as deities. While Dargon can manifest as either male or female (being, in reality, genderless). In all, there are sixteen widely known Princes, with a "seven" prince.

Every Daedric Prince has their own specific plane of Oblivion, which reflects their nature.

Origins
The Daedric Princes are those Ariuk who, when Araqial and Sarial proposed the creation of Nunir, did not take part but rather created domains out of themselves in Palantines. There are also accounts of other Ariuk becoming Dargon after the creation of Nunir, which also involves the creation of their own Palantines.

Mortal Interactions
Throughout Theibos's history, mortals have frequently summoned Dargon, for worship, study or to make deals. These typically involve some sort of bargain with the Dargon in question, but not always. It should be noted that dealing with the Dargon sometimes causes changes in appearance, such as black dots in the whites of the eyes or strange eye color.

Each Dargon holds some degree of "patronage" over a physical, philosophical, or metaphysical concept or state of being. The varied and wide range of these aspects has nurtured a devoted following among the mortals that hold them as figures of worship- either in spite of or in reaction to the teachings of the Argon. While some of the Dargon are unconcerned for the well-being of their followers, with some actively causing harm to them by some means, other Dargon have been known to both reward and actively protect their followers.

Known Dargon

 * Bimaira - The Dargon of deceit, secrecy, conspiracy, treason, and unlawful overthrow of authority.
 * Dreistaine - The Dargon of the hunt, sport, the Great Game, and the Chase.
 * Glothadea - The Prince of the night and darkness, the patron of all things secretive.
 * Kajuura - The Prince of the energies of all living things, enemy of the undead and all who disrupt the flow of
 * Knuvoine - The Prince of destruction, violent upheaval, energy, and mortal ambition.
 * Solemn - The Prince of dreams and nightmares, a deliverer of evil omens and dark portents.
 * Sythunes - A Prince who maintains/draws power from the balance of night and day, light and dark.

Bimaira
Bimaira is the Dargon of Plots, who rules over deceit, conspiracy, secret plots of murder, assassination, treason, and unlawful overthrow of authority. Bimaira is depicted (often female) as a great caped warrior, typically taking a stoic pose. Arena of Twists is the Palatine of Boethiah; she frequently holds the Tournament of Ten Bloods in this Palatine.

Bimaira is the original god-ancestor of the Tyfendo. She guided the Chimer to renounce all ties to the Kofendo and led them, through the prophet Eryis, to the land of Yuscela. She is seen by the Tyfendo as the beginning of their civilisation and is credited by them as the fount of inspiration for many cultural achievements.

BImaira is connected to several Dargon echos which have appeared on Theibos throughout history. These include the Sword of Souls, Dark Mail, and Horrorbone

Dreistaine
Dreistaine is the Dargon whose sphere is the Hunt, the Sport of Daedra, the Great Game, and the Chase; he is known as the Huntsman and the Father of Manbeasts. Dreistaine created the various lycanthropic diseases which transform mortals into beasts, and is, therefore, the father of werebeasts. His palatine is known as the Hunting Grounds.

Dreistaine statue depicts him as a physically fit man whose whole head is obscured by a deer skull with long antlers. He is armed with a great spear and has a wolf companion. The Reachmen consider that he has five aspects, which relate to a variety of animals and hunters. Dreistaine communicates directly with werebeats, and he has been known to give them tasks and rewards.

Dreistane's echos are all associated with hunting or lycanthropy in some way. The Hunter's Hide was allegedly gifted to a mortal after they gifted there aid to Dreistaine, while the Spear of Wolfs Blood is an echo used in a Dargon hunting ritual, and is seen by the Reachmen as Hircine's own weapon. Ring of Dreistaine can be used to temporarily bestow lycanthropy on the wearer.

Glothadea
Glothadea is the Dargon whose sphere is the night and darkness, also known as the Night Mistress. She is said to not court worshippers, treating them with indifference, although it also seems that the Nightingales are her sworn servants. In addition to literal darkness, her sphere also encompasses the darkness of mystery and unknowing. She is also on occasion called the sister of Sythunes.

Her realm of Oblivion is the Nightbloom, which has a form of permanent conduit beween Nunir and all palatines known as the Twilight Sepulcher.

Nocturnal is associated with two artifacts, the Cape of Shadows and the Key of Bones, both of which aid thieves in their work.

Kajuura
Kajuura is associated with the energies of living things, and bears hatred for the undead. Her realm is known as the Concert of Life.

Kajuura is mentioned in some sources alongside the Star Orphans, and is considered by some to be formerly of the Magna Ge, but created her own Palatine by bending the joy of Nunir through some form of lens.

In addition to her hatred of the undead, Kajuura also has an enmity for Knuvoine.

Kajuura has been previously associated with the Ring of Vukrofis, and gifted her champion with her harp called Duskflame.

Knuvoine
Knuvione is the Dargon of Destruction, Change, Revolution, Energy, and Ambition. He is associated with natural dangers like fire, earthquakes, and floods. He is an especially important deity in Goshil, where he represents its near-inhospitable terrain and is part of the House of Troubles. In most cultures, however, Knuvoine is merely a god of bloodshed and betrayal. Knuvoine palatine is a place of perpetual torture, and is also said to be a blasted landscape. It is known as the Wasteland.

Of all the Dargon, Knuvoine seems to have the most animosity toward Theibos's species. Given his nature (God of Destruction), along with the fact that Dari truly cannot be destroyed, the only entities he can practice destruction on are mortals. He assisted Copius Pevance in his temporary usurpation of the Mehendo throne by invading and seized control of the Staerdale, the purpose of this being to cripple the capacity of the Mehendo College of Battlemages, which presented a threat to Arpton's power as Emperor.

Knuvoine's most celebrated echo is his Dagger. He is also associated with the Dargon Crescents, used by his forces in the invasion of the Staerdale, after which all but one of them were destroyed.

Solemn
Solemn is the Dargon whose sphere is the realm of dreams and nightmares, and evil omens. Her palatine is Quagmire. It is described as a nightmare realm, where every few minutes reality shifts and becomes ever more horrifying.

Solemn's palatine is called "Quagmire," or the "Dreamstride." Every time lightning strikes, reality shifts to another horrifying vision. It could be anything, from a dark castle, a den of terrifying beasts, a moonlit swamp, or even a casket in which one sees oneself buried.

She is associated with the echo the Heart of Corruption. She is also associated with an orb, stolen by the wizard Darthell, which led to her realm.

Sythunes
Sythunes is the Dargon whose sphere is dusk and dawn. Sythunes is always depicted as a female and is also known as "Mother of the Rose," "Queen of the Night Sky". Her echo is Sythunes Moon. Sythunes is one of the few Dargon who might be considered "good" by mortal standards, due to her concern for her followers' well-being. Sythunes's plane is known as Moonshade, a realm said to be too beautiful for mortals to comprehend.

She is also thought to be the sister of Glothadea, but whether this is true or not is yet to be known.