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| Release Date | March 26, 2024 |
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| Setting | Tamriel |
| Time Period | Ca. 2E 582 |
| Author(s) | Tori Schafer |
| Publisher | Insight Editions |
| ISBN | 978-164722-520-9
979-8-88663-112-8 (Ebook) |
| Pages | 176
245 (Ebook) |
The Elder Scrolls Online: The Official Survival Guide to Tamriel is a book written by Tori Schafer and illustrated by Erika Hollice. It was published by Insight Editions on March 26, 2024
About the BookEdit
Flesh-freezing cold. Skin-singing heat. Stormy seas, toxic swamps, thunderous volcanoes, endless forests... not to mention cannibalistic wood elves, short-tempered mages, and lethal Daedric cults! What's a smart traveler to do to stay alive? The answers lie within these pages, traveler, where famed explorer Ja'dasha of Pellitine dispenses advice that could save your life, including:
· How to survive harsh environments, from the frozen clime of Skyrim to the insect-infested Black Marsh.
· Advice for escaping thieves, kidnappers, and even dreaded Daedric realms!
· How to recover from countless magical and mundane dangers, from sea sickness to elemental magic.
· Coping tips for dealing with Argonians, Orcs, Khajiit, Bosmer, Great Houses, and other Tamriel denizens.
Long treasured by Tamriel natives, and now available for the first time beyond the planet of Nirn, The Official Survival Guide to Tamriel is an extraordinary addition to your bookshelf or game library. And the advice might even help you escape peril in the real world!
SummaryEdit
The book, as the title implies, is a guidebook that gives tips for survival - not only on how to avoid danger and stay alive when encountering it, but also giving some information on some of the cultures and factions of Tamriel in case the reader comes into contact with them.
CharactersEdit
- Ja'dasha of Pellitine — The author of the book, a female Cathay Khajiit of the Baandari Pedlars.
- "No-Tail" Ta'dashi — One of Ja'dasha's uncles, who lost his tail to frostbite.
- Urza — An Orc woman Ja'dasha met in Summerset after both having been denied lodging. She shared her knowledge of camping in the wilderness with Ja'dasha.
ContentsEdit
- Introduction
- Skyrim
- The Proper Supplies
- Clash with the Cold
- Meeting a Bear
- Conclusion
- Hammerfell
- Surviving the Heat
- Sea Travel
- Wound Care
- Conclusion
- Elsweyr
- Be Wary of Thieves
- Surviving an Abduction
- How to Survive a Plunge from a Waterfall
- A Guide to Furstocks
- Conclusion
- Morrowind
- The Great Houses
- Avoiding (Legal) Assassinations
- Volcano Safety
- The Tribunal
- Conclusion
- Valenwood
- The Green Pact
- Meat on the Menu
- Water Worries
- Conclusion
- Summerset Isle
- Magic and Mages
- Recovering from Magical Attacks
- The Fundamentals of Camping
- Conclusion
- The Daedric Planes
- A Primer on Daedric Princes
- Daedric Cults
- Conclusion
- Farewell and Safe Travels
- About the Author
- About the Illustrator
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Baar Dau over Vivec City
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Morag Tong assassin
ErrorsEdit
- Despite being an Elder Scrolls Online product, set in the Second Era, the term "septims" is repeatedly used for currency, which wouldn't be used until the rule of Tiber Septim in the Third Era.
- The Elsweyr section makes some minor conflation between furstocks, such as describing both types of Ohmes Khajiit as furless and having tails, when only the Ohmes are furless, and only the Ohmes-raht have tails.
- The Elsweyr section suggests that Abah's Landing is located in Elsweyr as opposed to Hammerfell, as a rumour claims the Thieves Guild made its home there because of skilled Khajiit thieves.
- The Black Marsh section states Argonian Behemoths cannot speak, when in fact several unique Behemoths in ESO have unique dialogue.
- The High Rock section features a map of Craglorn, which is a region of Hammerfell.