Morgoth (Skyrim)

Morgoth, also known as Morgoth Bauglir or his old name Melkor, was a character of a Skyrim playthrough.

Origin
Morgoth was known as Melkor, the greatest of the Valar of Arda. He created fortresses like Utumno and Angband. However he was defeated by them and taken to Valinor.

Transported to Skyrim
Melkor was chained for three eons (3000 years) like in the main Middle Earth timeline. However, when he got out, he was pushed into a portal and was found on a wrecked ship. Melkor managed to leave the ship, meeting Ungoliant, a demon spider, along the way.

Vigilant Mod
Melkor joined the Vigilants of Stendarr, a faction determined to get rid of werewolves and vampires. Melkor acted like a member of the order until he encountered Molag Bal, the daedric prince of domination. He is the Elder Scrolls equivalent of him.

He offered to join Molag in exchange for power. He was sent to Coldharbour to find it. When he went into Coldharbour, he created a storm that blocked the light of the artifical sun. He then summoned his loyal followers to aid him, Ungoliant included.

Molag Bal, hearing of Melkor's treachery, summoned his daedra to capture him and kill him however with the help of Mairon (Sauron's old name) and Ungoliant, Melkor managed to escape safely.

As Melkor completed missions in Coldharbour, he was tempted by Molag Bal to join him. Melkor joined him temporarily to complete his mission.

When the forces of order led by Jyggalag, the Daedric Prince of Order, invaded the Tower of Sacremor, Molag Bal's citadel which resembled the White Gold Tower in Cyrodil. Melkor betrayed Bal once again, killing his right hand man Volar and absorbing his power. Then Melkor met Molag Bal and killed him.

Becoming Morgoth Bauglir
Melkor found the heart of Molag Bal and ate it, causing his eyes to be covered by a dark line across it. Morgoth Bauglir was born that day.

Battle for Coldharbour
Morgoth charged out of the tower of Sacremor, riding his Dragon Glaurung in the sky. He rushed to the battlefield of Weye, an area ruled by Order forces. He managed to create a crater using Grond, his warhammer and he charged Jyggalag, managing to push him back for a short period of time.

The arrival of Molag Bal confused Morgoth as he thought Molag Bal was dead when Morgoth consumed his heart. Molag Bal used black magic to push Morgoth into the floor and nearly killed him but he was saved by Glaurung who took him away to safety.

Daedric Prince of Tirashan
After losing to Molag Bal in the Battle for Coldharbour, Morgoth created a daedric realm for himself, Tirashan. He created it to resemble his fortresses. However, he stayed there permamently. His heir was Sauron, who wanted to control the continent of Skyrim instead of Coldharbour.

Return to Skyrim
When Sauron sided with the Thalmor during the Second Great War (not the Doombringer one), Morgoth launced a great Daedra invasion to punish his old servant for working with elves. The war lasted for 10 years and then Morgoth returned to Skyrim himself. He was banished back to Tirashan with the help of Sauron, Ungoliant, who was presumed dead and Shelob, Ungoliant's daughter.

Invasion of Angband - Sims Medieval Universe

 * Morgoth decided to see his portal spell worked. Before going through it, he summoned his servants, Gothmog, Glaurung and Ancalagon to escort him there. When he went there, he realised he was back home. But things were much different here. The ruler of the fortress before Morgoth was more organized and ruled with order rather than Morgoth's approach to chaos. Morgoth realised that he was fighting another Molag Bal type ruler. Unknown to him, he was fighting his counterpart.
 * When he decided to defeat his Counterpart, Tirashan Morgoth was defeated during the Second Siege of Angband

Personality
As Melkor, he was charming and manipulative which easily impressed Molag Bal. However, he was very ambitious when he arrived in Coldharbour.

When he become Morgoth. he became prideful, brutal and sadistic to his enemies. However he was weakened by the power of Molag Bal.

Trivia
When Melkor became Morgoth, his followers names changed to represent their turn to evil as well.

This story is not canon to the Doombringer Fiction.

This form of Morgoth is very similar to his Silmarillion counterpart, he craves destruction to gain more power.

Despite being very powerful, he has a bit of a losing record in battle.

Morgoth is one of the most characters in the Elder Scrolls Fiction, he is only behind Jyggalag in his prime.