Hundreds of captured souls were needed to run the machine, but eventually living people were used. It was created by making a pact with Clavicus Vile, who had a penchant for souls. Two Dunmer, Sul and Vuhon, created an ingenium, a soul-powered device which supported the rock. Įarly in the Fourth Era, after the disappearance of Vivec, the magic keeping Baar Dau afloat began to weaken. Temple pilgrims offered levitation potions at the Shrine of Daring, which was dedicated to Vivec stopping the moon from destroying the city. The main areas were the Hall of Processing and the Prison Keep. The high-security prison was accessible only through levitation, and was directed by a Grand Inquisitor who per tradition, wore a ring fortified with great enchantments. Some time later, Baar Dau was hollowed out by the Tribunal Temple and became the Ministry of Truth, where the Temple would imprison dissident priests and attempt to reform them. After Vivec regained his power, he kept Baar Dau in its new position, just above the High Fane of the Temple Canton. The moonlet remained aloft only tenuously, showering Vivec City with burning fragments. Baar Dau in 2E 582, after descending closer to the cityīaar Dau originally rested higher in the sky, but plunged dramatically in 2E 582, when Vivec's power was temporarily drained.
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