Skyrim's Temple of Dibella resides in the Dwemer-built city of Markarth. This led to the restoration of the Knights of the Nine and the collection of the artifacts of the Divine Crusaders. In the Third Era, several murders took place in the Chapel of Dibella, desecrating the shrine within. Prayers heard by Dibella within the chapel fortify Personality, through Dibella's Kiss. Pilgrims of the Nine Divines begin their trek here. Chapels CyrodiilĬyrodiil's Chapel of Dibella resides in Anvil. In the Fourth Era, the practice of the Dibellan Arts was disapproved of in certain localities and could lead to ostracism.
The Nords of Skyrim acclaim Dibella as the Bed-Wife of Shor, and is considered a member of the Nordic Pantheon. ĭibella is the patron deity of the regions of Koegria and Menevia, and is venerated as a member of the Bretony Pantheon. In the late Third Era, the House of Dibella was responsible for the administration of temples dedicated to Dibella in the province of High Rock, and the Order of the Lily was also active in the province at this time. The Order of the Lily was a knightly order dedicated to Dibella which protected her temples against its adversaries, such as the followers of Sanguine, the Daedric Prince of Hedonism. Dibella is not universally accepted, only venerated by a select group known as "Forebears," who began to accept her into their pantheon under the Cyrodilic Empire. Hammerfellĭibella is the patron deity of the region of Tigonus, and is popular among Redguard women. They built a Temple of Dibella in the city of Gideon, which can be found during the Second Era.
The Kothringi, the indigenous humans of Black Marsh, are known to have worshipped Dibella in the name Dibe, alongside Mara and Kynareth, as one of the "mothers in the Around-Us." Dibella is also known as the "Passion Dancer," "Our Blessed Lady." She has also been referred to as the Queen of Heaven.
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