The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Boethiah is depicted as a majestic yet terrifying figure, shifting between male and female forms, often adorned with ornate armor or dark, flowing robes. Their presence exudes power and menace, with glowing eyes that pierce through the soul. They carry a sword or dagger symbolic of treachery and combat, and their form radiates an aura of cunning and dominance. Boethiah is often depicted in poses of combat or commanding followers, embodying their role as the Prince of conspiracy and conflict.

Boethiah is cunning, manipulative, and ruthless. They admire strength, ambition, and the ability to outwit opponents, rewarding those who succeed in conflict, whether physical or political. Boethiah cares little for morality, valuing the rise of the strong over the fall of the weak. Their demeanor is commanding and enigmatic, often challenging mortals to prove themselves worthy of their attention. Betrayal, even among followers, is seen as a necessary test of character.

Boethiah is the Daedric Prince of Deceit, Conspiracy, Betrayal, and Uprising. They revel in conflict, encouraging mortals to embrace rebellion and overthrow the weak and unworthy. Boethiah is considered one of the Good Daedra by the Dunmer, having guided them during their exodus from Summerset and teaching them the virtues of strength and cunning. Their realm, Attribution's Share, is a shifting landscape of chaos, where combat and betrayal are the natural order. Mortals who follow Boethiah often seek power, ambition, or the destruction of oppressive regimes, though such paths are fraught with danger.