Who would win in a free for all fight? (Read the description below for the rules)

[RedHeadAngel]

Of these 4 Elder Scrolls protagonists, who would win in an all-out fight to the death? To make this easier, I'm putting down a few rules.

- All characters are their default races. So, Nerevarine is a Dunmer, HoK is an Imperial, and LDB is a Nord. However, as the Vestige doesn't have a default race (none that I could find), I'm making them a Breton. Why? For some variety. Gender is irrelevant. Use your imagination for that one.

- All characters have max stats and their best gear. However, to make this fair, all optional stuff is banned from the fight. So, no vampirism, lycanthropy, factions/faction-only gear or abilities (Dark Brotherhood, Guilds, Blades, Companions, Stormcloaks, etc), Daedra items, and so on. Example, no Dawnbreaker or Nightingale armor or abilities.

- All characters have every spell in the game within the rules of this poll. For DB, all shouts will be added, as well.

- No outside help. No summoning dragons to the fight, Dovahkiin!

- Only canon achievements are to be considered. So, only stuff from the main games and DLCs. No mods allowed. So, if HoK did become Sheogorath, that will be allowed.

- Only the default characters are to be considered. I don't care what your Nord Skyrim character, Sifnus Alpha-Male, had achieved. It's irrelevant here.

- Finally, this is meant to be fun. So, don't be a jerk, OK? If you disagree with anything here, just leave.

[showler]

What does CoC mean?

[TheVampireDante]

19 minutes ago, showler said:

What does CoC mean?

Champion of Cyrodiil, Oblivion's protagonist (listed as Hero of Kvatch).

[JimboUK]

Given how comically overpowered alchemy, magic and enchanting is in Morrowind I'd have to say The Nerevarine. 

[AlienSlof]

Not to mention the ridiculously overpowered spells big Basil used to create! He was once killed when his biggest spell was reflected back at him...

[HeyYou]

3 hours ago, JimboUK said:

Given how comically overpowered alchemy, magic and enchanting is in Morrowind I'd have to say The Nerevarine. 

Gotta agree with this sentiment..... I could use the potion loop to make some truly godlike potions. Pretty much made me invincible.

[TheVampireDante]

Nerevarine is practically immortal too (no aging, disease immunity), so depending on where and when - combat ability and strategy would be off the charts with the skills they might have picked up over their time.

The CoC/HoK being Sheogorath would be a tricky one to measure, since at least in Oblivion's timeframe they are new to the role and don't have access to a lot of the additional power that status would provide.
If at full power they'd be Sheogoarth completely, which for the purpose of this matchup I'd say rules them out of the running (partly because they'd be confined back to the Isles).

Dragonborn: Lot of "direct" power there. One on one it'd be a tough battle given their power set. A group battle would makes things trickier since splitting focus when someone who can affect an area with their voice alone isn't a wise idea. 

I suspect they'd lose a lot of their ability if unable to speak, so that'd be a priority. Potions, poisons and spells would likely be a better approach there.

Not sure on the Vestige though. Didn't play ESO, so getting a grasp on their abilities is tricky. I'll have to skip a summary on that one.

[RedHeadAngel]

4 hours ago, showler said:

What does CoC mean?

I forgot to change CoC to HoK for the Oblivion protagonist. I originally had them listed as the Champion of Cyrodiil, but changed it to Hero of Kvatch because that’s what the majority of people call them.

[RedHeadAngel]

3 hours ago, JimboUK said:

Given how comically overpowered alchemy, magic and enchanting is in Morrowind I'd have to say The Nerevarine. 

I didn’t prohibit any of that, as it is something all of them can do.

[showler]

I'd be tempted to pick the Nerevarine just because they were the last to have access to Levitation I think.  Death from above.