Each mote of mana spent diminishes our eternity. "Unless you join our service, we offer you no aid. "Would you enter our service, mortal?" No. I, a poor, desperate creature of flesh, have chosen to contest with the Princes of Oblivion and their minions, and I humbly seek your aid. Actually, I seem to be stuck here, wherever here is, and I'm looking around for something or someone who can help me out. WHY DO YOU DISTURB OUR REST?!" Well, I'm not sure, really. WHY DO YOU DISTURB OUR REST?!" A celebrated master of arts martial and arcane, intent on a quest, and worthy of your aid. The gates can then be used to travel to the Shade Perilous. Most of the Ideal Masters are unwilling to help the player, but when they learned of the Daedric invaders who would supposedly continue to regularly pass through their realm, one Master instructs the player on how to use the Emerald Gates to leave the realm and continue stalking Dagon's army. An apprentice battlemage from the Battlespire entered the realm, following the retreating army.
The Daedra killed the Masters' servants and plundered their treasure, although they also released the souls of several prominent mortal allies whom Dagon had betrayed into the realm. The Daedra planned to use it as a waystation between their own realms and their newly conquered domains. Since the Daedric armies of Mehrunes Dagon invaded the Soul Cairn, the Ideal Masters needed assistance in ridding the Soul Cairn of the Daedra. In An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire, the player will speak to the Ideal Masters as part of the Soul Cairn questline. "Blessed are the Masters, for they bridge the past and span the future." ―Unknown Level 3 However, the Ideal Masters are known to trick anyone who enters into a bargain with them, and they often condemn the person to the Soul Cairn as a harvested soul Interactions Īn Ideal Master when spoken to in Battlespire. In return, the Ideal Masters grant them the ability to conjure powerful undead guardians in a similar manner that conjurers would summon an Atronach or Daedra. This hunger is believed to be the reason for the existence for the Soul Cairn itself, and it is often the only leverage necromancers have when bargaining with them. The Ideal Masters' weakness is their hunger for pure souls. When they do interact with others, be it to feed on their victims or speak to their underlings, they do so through the crystalline structures that dot the Soul Cairn. It has been speculated that the Ideal Masters have transcended beyond physical manifestation and now exist as non-corporeal beings.
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