Any attempt to attack him directly results in instant death.
Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Defied in the battle against Mehrunes Dagon. In particular, he seeks to destroy Mundus, the mortal plane, and plans to use the Battlespire as the invasion point. Destroyer Deity: Mehrunes Dagon exists to destroy. Throughout the game, you are subjected to various nightmarish imagery, forced to fight against seemingly impossible odds as the Big Bad viciously taunts you the entire time. 
Unlike virtually every other game, it is a long and trippy Dungeon Crawl where you're utterly alone and trapped in a horrific Oblivion Realm filled with equally horrific monsters just waiting to tear you to pieces.
Darker and Edgier: Quite possible the darkest Elder Scrolls game to date. Contemptible Cover: The cover of Battlespire goes all three ways at once: it's significant (weapon and enemy show-off), minimalistic, and features the Sexy Silhouette of a Daedra Seducer. Combat by Champion: Hircine, the Daedric Prince of the Hunt, appoints the Herne Egahirn as the leader of his hunt. 
Bittersweet Ending: Though you successfully defeat the Daedric hordes, rescue your partner, and banish Mehrunes Dagon, the Battlespire itself is shattered and its connection with Oblivion is severed. Big Red Devil: Morphoid Daedra play the aesthetic straight (though they appear to be more orange than red). He seeks to take over the Battlespire and use it to launch an invasion of Mundus. Big Bad: Mehrunes Dagon, the Daedric Prince of Destruction.
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