Dagoth Ur would later attempt to create his own brass god, Akulakhan. Sotha Sil responded by beginning development on a new Heart of Lorkhan, called the Mechanical Heart, as a backup to the loss of the original. The event resulted in the Tribunal being cut off from access to the Heart of Lorkhan. Thereafter, the Heart of Lorkhan was visited annually by the Tribunal in order to renew their powers, until 2E 882, when Dagoth Ur awoke and ambushed the Tribunal. The Heart was later used by the Tribunal and Dagoth Ur to become gods themselves. The Dwemer wanted to use this power to create a new god of brass, but disappeared before it could be activated. The Heart of Lorkhan was discovered in the First Era by the Dwemer, who fashioned tools to harness its power. In the mythology of the Towers, the Heart of Lorkhan was known as the First Stone, the Stone of Red Tower (Red Mountain). The "star-wounded East" gained its name when the Heart fell from the sky like a meteor, crashing into the Vvardenfell region in ancient times, where it formed Red Mountain. It appears in other cultures as concepts such as Heart of Shor, the "hunger" of Sep, and others.
The Heart of Lorkhan was the "divine spark" of the deity most commonly known by his Aldmeri name, Lorkhan.
By diverse methods, Lord Kagrenac, High Priest and Magecrafter of the ancient Dwemer, determined that this magical stone was the heart of the god Lorkhan, cast here in the Dawn Era as a punishment for his mischief in creating the mortal world. It said, "This Heart is the heart of the world, for one was made to satisfy the other." So Auriel fastened the thing to an arrow and let it fly long into the sea, where no aspect of the new world may ever find it.'" - The Monomyth "Beneath Red Mountain, Dwemer miners discovered a great magical stone. The Heart as depicted in Morrowind "But when Trinimac and Auriel tried to destroy the Heart of Lorkhan it laughed at them.
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