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Summerset Livestream Lore Nugget BonanzaEdit
The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset Story & Lore LivestreamEdit
- 9:27 - the architecture of Summerset has been refined for thousands of years. They tend to look into the past for inspiration and add new layers of refinement, elegance and detail. The dedicate their long lives to finding something and making it better (basically Alaxon).
- 10:34 - they build their architecture because they believe they were once gods, so they aspire to reach the heavens once more.
- 11:00 - Shimmerine is a mercantile port city. Most of the overseas trade come into summerset here. Mose non-Altmer prior to open borders would have been found here.
- 12:50 - most summerset natives have never met a non-Altmer. Not much for traveling - to them summerset is da best, so why go elsewhere.
- 16:30 - The Schick is actually a High Elf.
- 17:25 - There is a Sapiarch of Food and Wine (lol)
- 19:20 - The Sapiarchs barely acknowledge the Mages Guild in Lilandril. Look down upon them, but are marginally more tolerant of them compared to the Psijic Order.
- 21:50 - The whole insect wing buildings thing in PGE is explained as the viewpoint of outsiders trying to explain what they saw.
- 24:35 - Pretty much everyone in government is older than Aryenn, including the proxy queen (but not much). Ayenn is under 50. Speculated that Aryen appointed the proxy queen due to her not being not that much older than her, as an elder might be competition to the throne (although the rite of succession wouldn't allow that anyway).
- 27:30 - The Divine Prosecution is the secular and religious law enforcement of Summerset. They are beyond the watch of the individual cities. Enforce laws against Daedra worship. The Altmer are the least tolerant of Daedra worship of all the races.
- 29:05 - Some High Elves believe one of the reasons for Aryenn opening the borders is self-serving. The war has drawn away defenses from Summerset that keep the traditional enemies of the island at bay. With no Navy and Army, opening to doors to trade will bring in more gold and also mercenaries who can fill in the gap the Army has left.
- 32:05 - Sunhold is the naval port for the Altmer.
- 34:00 - Pyandonea archipelago is described as "swampy islands".
- 38:30 - Welwas on Summerset date back to the Dawn Era when the elves first arrived.
- 39:15 - Indrik are in tune with the natural elements of Summerset.
- 40:40 - Artaeum was originally off the south coast of Summerset
- 42:39 - The portal in the Dreaming Cave is Portal to Everyplace. If tuned correctly you can travel to anywhere in reality.
- 43:57 - Water is the basis of their Old Ways.
- 46:05 - The Psijic eye symbol represents the Order watching over Tamriel via their scrying pools.
- 46:50 - Some of the 11 forces are in the skill line. (check the lorebook and work it out)
- Change is the most sacred of the Eleven Forces. (The Old Ways)
- Water (Memory?) is the basis of their Old Ways.
- Time?: Step backwards in time, resetting your Health, Magicka, Stamina, and position to what they were 4 seconds ago.
- Performing the Rites of Moawita on the 2nd of Hearth Fire and the Vigyld on the 1st of Second Seed are essential means of empowering salutary spirits and debilitating unclean ones. (The Old Ways)
- Invoke the Rites of Moawita, replacing your Light and Heavy Attacks with healing abilities that can be used on allies.
- 48:05 - The Artaeum ruins are from when there were more active in the world.
- 50:38 - As long as the Crystal Tower stands the Altmer believe they will be protected.
- 52:10 - The reason the House of Reveries wear masks and take on new names is because they seek to disassociate themselves from their strong and imposing family or house features as much as possible, so it does not interfere or discolor their performance. If they are going to enact new roles of people other than themselves they need to be seperate who they are as Altmer.
- 53:50 - Those who fail to achieve Alaxon become socially outcast (Praxic), but the process is cyclical and they are given the possibility to redeem themselves by "making something perfect", which itself is avenue to achieve perfection. Divine prosecution may decide Altmer have "failed". Sapiarchs will judge if an outcast has redeemed themselves.
- 55:00 - Sapiarchs are the arbiters for High Elf culture and what is considered perfection in any field.
The Elder Scrolls Online – Summerfall Event Special LivestreamEdit
https://www.twitch.tv/videos/312931886
- 8:20 - Its called Dusk Keep because the sun sets behind the mountains and covers the keep in shadows. Not revealed who built the tower or why or what is inside. Some sort of magical containment on it. During the 2nd Dominion, a port was built there then it became a city in the 3rd Era.
- 12:00 - Pronounced "Kay-Tarn" Keep. In elvish there are no soft-Cs so any time a word starts "Ce" or "Ci" its a K sound. Same with the letter G.
- 13:30 - Alinor Docks didn't get much use until Open Borders. All trade went to Shimmerine and the Navy was based in Sunhold.
- 18:10 - Cathedral of Webs was a library that used to be part of the Sapiarch's College in the mid-1st Era. It was also used for governmental archives. The reason its ruined it because of the Interegnum where many places of high repute fell into ruin and abandonment. This place was abandoned at the end of the 1st Era, along with the town of Corgrad where the people who worked in the archive lived.
- 19:15 - 1000 to 1500 years ago Summerset's population was 3 to 4 times bigger.
- 23:00 - The term Elvish is used when referring to their speech. Elven for their culture.
- 24:05 - Ald Mora (Old Forest) Ruins are some of the oldest on the island. Dated to the Aldmer. Used to be in the middle of the forest, but now is on the outskirts.
- 27:00 - Eldbur Ruins are one of three Psijic ruins dealing in Psijic Magical Enquiry or Monastery of Mystic Enquiry. 2000 years ago during the height of their influence in Tamriel that had several locations on the island and would send out envoys to give non-partisan advice on how to rule. There used to be many more Psijic monks in general. There were many monks based here. Its the place where the experiments of the Psijics went too far and caused them to become cautious. Studying the 11 forces.
- 30:09 - During the 11 Forces experiments, they considered that there were only really 9, and 3 were the same and if they could be mapped onto each other you could get more efficient magical transportation via teleportation. Experiment failed, magical explosion. Monks turned into spirits. Place was then shut down.
- 36:00 - Welwas from Merethic Era (conflicting with above stream)
- 41:35 - The old Arena (3rd Era) maps were drawn by Imperials who imperialized the name Sil-Var-Woad into Silver Wood.
- 42:45 - Garden of the Sacred Numbers is laid out in a way that makes numerological sense to the Altmer, for whom the numbers have certain mystical properties. (see loc book)
- 44:00 - Keep of the Eleven Forces is the 2nd and largest Psijic ruin. It was their HQ when they were still in Summerset. The keep is still magically sealed.
- 45:33 - The Forum of 11 Columns represents the 11 Forces. Layout is 3 then 4 each side and 1 at the top. This is significant but we don't know why. Mentioned Hyperagonal Collapse Incident at Eldbur ruins - column layout there was the same.
- 49:00 - Colleseum of the Old Ways is where the Order test out the strength of Atronachs, sometimes against each other. Originally it was called the Examplerium of the Old Ways where they tested out spells.
- 53:35 - "Everything I told you is totally true and comes out the lore and I did not make it up from the top of my head not even a little bit". :p
ESO Knowledge Base LoreEdit
A compilation of lore pieces that have been answered on the official site: https://help.elderscrollsonline.com/app/answers/list/kw/~any~/p/1
WHAT DO THE ALDMERI DOMINION SYMBOLS REPRESENT?
The Aldmeri Dominion has adopted as its symbol the eagle sigil of the High Elves of Summerset. For the Altmer, the high-soaring eagle represents their ancestors the Aedra, who came from the heavens and were trapped in physical form by the creation of Nirn. The Khajiiti symbol depicts Nirn's two moons—Masser and Secunda—and the Cat-folks' claws. The Bosmeri symbol represents the Green Pact with Y'ffre the Forest Deity.
WHAT ARE THE MEANINGS OF THESE EBONHEART PACT INSIGNIAS YOU USED FOR THE FACEBOOK AND TWITTER ICONS?
The Nord dragon insignia honors both the Dragonborn and the history of their people's struggle against the power of the dragons. The three spikes of the Morrowind insignia refer to the three living gods of the Tribunal honored by most Dark Elves—Almalexia, Sotha Sil, and Vivec. The insignia for Black Marsh is a stylized rendering of an Argonian's face—but whether it depicts some ancient hero or ruler of Black Marsh history, or just represents the race as a whole, only the Argonians know. And they're not telling.
WHAT IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF A LION ADORNING THE CRESTS OF BOTH THE BRETONS AND THE DAGGERFALL COVENANT AS A WHOLE?
When the Breton Lion Guard became High King Emeric’s elite knightly order, he adopted the lion as his personal crest, and thereafter it became the martial symbol of the Daggerfall Covenant.
THE ALDMERI DOMINION FOUNDATION DOESN'T MATCH ESTABLISHED LORE, DOES IT?
Over time, there have been several federations in southwestern Tamriel known as the Aldmeri Dominion. None lasted very long, and due to the insular nature of the High Elves, their histories are poorly understood in Cyrodiil and the other provinces. The Aldmeri Dominion founded by Queen Ayrenn in 2E 582 is the First Dominion; the federation founded in 2E 830 is the Second Dominion; while the Elven empire of the Fourth Era (as seen in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) is the Third Dominion – or possibly the Fourth. (It’s a matter of some debate among historians of Elven affairs.)
WHAT IS THE SOCIAL AND LEGAL OPINION OF SLAVERY IN TAMRIEL DURING THIS TIME PERIOD?
It varies by jurisdiction. The Clans of the Reach, for example, certainly keep captured enemies as slaves – but they’re barbarians. In most civilized realms, slavery is illegal, with the obvious exception being Morrowind. Under the terms of the Ebonheart Pact, the Dark Elves have had to liberate their Argonian slaves, but they still have slaves of other races, the most common of which are Khajiit.
IS MALACATH WIDELY ACCEPTED BY THE ORCS AS A DEITY, OR IS IT ONLY CERTAIN GROUPS THAT CONSIDER HIM THEIR GOD?
As with other races, the religious practices of the Orcs vary from place to place and from clan to clan. Some Orcs worship the Daedric Prince Malacath; some Orcs (including most of those in the Daggerfall Covenant) worship the Divine named Mauloch and insist he is not a Daedra at all; and some Orcs couldn't care less whether their god is a Daedra, and worship him under either name. In such matters of metaphysics, it's difficult (if not impossible) to determine what the "truth" really is.
ARE THE NATIONS IN THE PACT ENTIRELY HAPPY WITH THE ALLIANCE?
The foundation on which the Ebonheart Pact was built—a mutual desire for survival—makes for a deeply complex and ever-shifting political atmosphere. The Argonians, Nords, and Dark Elves have set aside their differences, for now, to unite under one banner against their shared enemies, but it would be a far cry from the truth to say that everyone is happy or even content with the Alliance. A certain level of distrust and resentment smolders just beneath the surface for many members of the Pact.
While some are openly accepting or critical of the Alliance, most Pact members you’ll encounter fall somewhere in between, and hold their true feelings about the arrangement close to their chest. It really depends on each individual character’s perspective and life experiences. Most of those players will encounter are not willing to reveal their personal feelings to a stranger, but players will meet some who are very open with their praise or disdain for the choices their leaders have made.
WHY DID THE ALDMERI DOMINION CHANGE VALENWOOD'S CAPITAL CITY? AND WHY IS A BOSMER CITY THE CAPITAL OF THE DOMINION, DESPITE THE FACT THAT ALTMER ARE THE TRUE LEADERS?
The High Elves proposed Elden Root in Valenwood as the capital of the Aldmeri Dominion for strategic reasons – it helps bind the continental races to the Elves of Summerset to have the capital on Tamriel – and for mystical reasons, about which we can say no more!
HOW DID THE ALDMERI DOMINION COME TO BE FORMED IN THE FIRST PLACE?
It was really the brainchild of Queen Ayrenn after she assumed the throne of Alinor. Having traveled Tamriel extensively before returning to Summerset, she was aware of the dire threats menacing the world and saw it as the proper duty of the Elves to put things right. At the same time, the Wood Elves and Khajiit were facing troubles of their own and in need of allies, so they came together to form the Dominion.
WHAT MADE THE BOSMER DECIDE TO JOIN THE DOMINION?
After the recent civil war between the Camorans, Valenwood was in disarray and vulnerable to external threats. The Cabal who ran the Imperial City took advantage of this by sending Colovian troops to seize some of the Wood Elves’ northern territory. Seeking an ally to help drive back the Colovians, the Bosmer King Aeradan turned to Queen Ayrenn and her new Dominion.
WHY ARE MAPS OF THE NORTHERN EBONHEART PACT COASTLINES HANGING IN THE MAOMER EMBASSY ON KHENARTHI'S ROOST?
The Maomer are based in the southern seas close to the Aldmeri Dominion, but they are committed seafarers and some rove waters well beyond their home territories. As a people they also prize nautical maps from far-flung regions of Tamriel, so it's a point of considerable pride for the Maomer delegation that the embassy in Mistral has such maps on display.
SummersetEdit
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==See Also==
===Books===
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- Lore:A Case for Open Borders
- Lore:A Loathsome Civilization
- Lore:A Rejection of Open Borders
- Lore:A Sailor's Guide to Sea Elves
- Lore:An End to Isolation
- Lore:ART OF SMASHING VOL. 1
- Lore:Artaeum Lost
- Lore:Cartorrel's Last Words
- Lore:Cases of the Divine Prosecution
- Lore:Celan's Journal
- Lore:Charge of the Welkynar
- Lore:Cloudrest Secret Entrance
- Lore:Corruption of the Blood
- Lore:Dear Escort
- Lore:Disciplinary Action
- Lore:Divine Prosecution Notification
- Lore:Ertival's Recounting
- Lore:Farewell Note to Lauriel
- Lore:Five-Fold Felicitations!
- Lore:Folly of Man
- Lore:For Captain Telomure
- Lore:Further Notes on the Sload
- Lore:Galidor's Grocery List
- Lore:Galidor's Ledger
- Lore:Galidor's Love Poem
- Lore:Galidor's Scribbled Note
- Lore:Grand Maestro Forte's Research
- Lore:Guide to Altmeri Culture (On Dueling)
- Lore:Haladan's Research Journal
- Lore:House of Reveries: The Audition
- Lore:House of Reveries: The History
- Lore:House of Reveries: The Troupe
- Lore:Illuminus
- Lore:Indirim's Journal, Assembled
- Lore:Investigating Our Allies, Part 1
- Lore:Investigating Our Allies, Part 2
- Lore:Investigator Vale: Retinue of Shambles, Part 1
- Lore:Investigator Vale: Retinue of Shambles, Part 2
- Lore:Investigator Vale: Retinue of Shambles, Part 3
- Lore:Invitation to the Kinlady's Conference
- Lore:Invoice for Comestibles
- Lore:Journal of Justiciar Avanaire
- Lore:Karnhar's Journal
- Lore:King's Haven Scouting Record
- Lore:King's Haven Territory Record
- Lore:King's Haven Trade Record
- Lore:Kinlady's Letter
- Lore:Letter to Captain Oghul
- Lore:Letter to Casolinwe
- Lore:Letter to Haladan
- Lore:Letter to Imedril
- Lore:Letter to Lauriel
- Lore:Letter to Norasea
- Lore:Letter to Selenwe
- Lore:Letter to Tarnamir
- Lore:Lirendel's Family Shrine
- Lore:List of Sequestered Guests
- Lore:Mirulon's Report
- Lore:Naliara's Notes, Day 2
- Lore:Naliara's Notes, Day 8
- Lore:Naliara's Notes, Day 13
- Lore:Naliara's Notes, Day 18
- Lore:Night Runner Captain's Journal
- Lore:Note to Arathel
- Lore:Nursery Rhymes of Summerset
- Lore:Observation Note 154: Z'Maja's Capture
- Lore:On the College of Sapiarchs
- Lore:Our Blessed Isles: A Guide
- Lore:Pearl Research Notes, Log 3
- Lore:Psijic Codex: List of Dead Drops
- Lore:Please Respond, Your Beloved Aunt Daiyanni
- Lore:Praise Be (Ancestor Song)
- Lore:Regarding Thorn Blackstaff
- Lore:Restoring the Welwas
- Lore:Rinyde's Journal
- Lore:Rultari's Journal
- Lore:Sages of the Crystal Tower
- Lore:Sapiarch's Recommendation
- Lore:Selenwe's Journal
- Lore:Serum Infusion Report
- Lore:Show Us Your Worth
- Lore:Summerset Isles: A Visitor's Guide
- Lore:The Bright Blade of Captain Castatil: Scene VI
- Lore:The Crystal of the Tower
- Lore:The Divine Prosecution
- Lore:The False Revanchism of the Maormer
- Lore:The Flight of Gryphons
- Lore:The Forest Dark
- Lore:The Ghost of the Green
- Lore:The Gorge
- Lore:The Gryphons of the Welkynars
- Lore:The Inexplicable Patron: Mephala
- Lore:The Insatiable
- Lore:The Keeper's Oath
- Lore:The King of Vipers, Canto 17
- Lore:The Language of Ebon Stadmont
- Lore:The Myth of the Sea Sloads
- Lore:The Pack of Archon's Grove
- Lore:The Peasant Princess, A Play in One Act
- Lore:The Price of Praxis
- Lore:The Psijic Order
- Lore:The Real Investigator Vale?
- Lore:The Scaled Elves
- Lore:The Siege of Ald Marak
- Lore:The Star-Eyed Bride of Alinor
- Lore:The Tale of Syrabane
- Lore:The Truth of Minotaurs
- Lore:The Ubiquitous Sinking Isle
- Lore:The Welkynars of Eton Nir
- Lore:Thoughts on the Sacred Numbers
- Lore:Tindoria's List of Needed Supplies
- Lore:Tips for a Khajiit in Summerset V. 1
- Lore:Tips for a Khajiit in Summerset V. 2
- Lore:To Amberrie
- Lore:To Chief Justiciar Carawen
- Lore:Trapped in Ebon Stadmont
- Lore:Tsoxolza's Letter
- Lore:Turn Back!
- Lore:Veya's Private Thoughts, Part 1
- Lore:Veya's Private Thoughts, Part 2
- Lore:Veya's Private Thoughts, Part 3
- Lore:Veya's Private Thoughts, Part 4
- Lore:Visit Summerset
- Lore:Wailimo's Personal Account
- Lore:Words and Power
- Lore:Words of the Fallen
- Lore:Writ of Valid Credentials
- Lore:Y'frre's Sparkling Steeds
Library of Incunabula (Falkreath, Scalecaller etc) a-z lorebooksEdit
- Lore:A Brother's Plea
- Lore:A Sister's Regret
- Lore:A Sister's Retort
- Lore:Arkngthamz-Phng (book)
- Lore:Cadaver Preparation Findings
- Lore:Caluurion's Notes
- Lore:Epitaph of Bjarfrud Skjoralmor
- Lore:Improvised Memorial
- Lore:Nicolard's Notes on Ruin Origins
- Lore:Nicolard's Notes on the Forge
- Lore:The History of Zaan the Scalecaller
ESO LorebooksEdit
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SapiarchsEdit
- Sapiarch of Alchemy, Alianora the Red
- Sapiarch of Altmeri Heritage, Pelorrah (assistant)
- Sapiarch of Aquatic Malevolence, Raavarion
- Sapiarch of Arcanology, Larnatille
- Sapiarch of Artifice, Rinyde (assistant)
- Sapiarch of Current Chronologies, Vrithilin
- Sapiarch of Daedric Fallacies, Ellimil
- Sapiarch of Foreign Literature
- Sapiarch of Foreign Observations, Tandemen
- Sapiarch of Indoctrination, Aicantar of Shimmerene
- Sapiarch of Mythohistory, Ancirinque
- Sapiarch of Oceanic Occurrences
- Sapiarch of Oblivion Studies, Culalanwe
- Sapiarch of Psychocartography, Soraturil
- Sapiarch of Procedual Dynamics, Soraturil
- Sapiarch of Thaumaturgy
- Sapiarch of Transliminal Arts, Camilonwe of Alinor
- Sapiarch of Transliminal Travel, Camilonwe
- Sapiarch of Zoological Studies, Ambolisse
Plaques, Monuments and InscriptionsEdit
- Lore:Nerevar the Captain
- Lore:Sotha Nall (book)
- Lore:The Defense of Mournhold
- Lore:Vivec, The Warrior-Poet
- Skyrim:Decree of Monument
- Skyrim:Geirmund's Epitaph
- Lore:Epitaph of Bjarfrud Skjoralmor
- Online:Salamas's Epitaph
- Sinmur, Giant of Legend
- "The bones of Sinmur the Terrible are entombed here forever. The heroes Fireheart and Darkhammer sacrificed all to end Sinmur's reign of savagery. The Companions will forever remember their names."
- Dragon Skull
- <A plaque sits beside this enormous dragon skull>
- "A trophy from the time of the Dragon War. Said to be from a beast by the name of Dukaanfinsot"
- Broken Statue
- <A plaque lies at the foot of the statue>
- "Ysgramor's much-beloved son, Yngol. He was drawn into the depths aboard his ship, Harakk, during the crossing of the Atmoran Strait."
- Bear Skull
- <A plaque sits beside the skull>
- "The skull of Arteg the Redfang, beast of legend. Slaughtered 15 stout warriors before it was brought down by Companions of Fallowstone Hall."
- Lore:Ansei Shrine
- Lore:Shrine inscription
- Lore:Shrine to Derik Hallin
- Lore:Shrine to Divad Hunding
- Lore:Shrine to Frandar Hunding
- Lore:Statue of Amminus Entius
- Lore:Statue of Cavor Merula
- Lore:Statue of Justia Desticus
- Lore:Statue of Rusio Olo
- Lore:Statue of Sir Byric
- Lore:Battle of the Bones Memorial
- Lore:Calcelmo's Stone
- Online:Ancient Nord Tablet
- Online:Champions of the Blessed Crucible
- Online:Epitaph for Lucina Faleria
- Online:Epitaph for Neransi Faleria
- Online:Epitaph for Ianus Faleria
- Online:Epitaph for Maxivian Faleria
- Gravestones of the Reman Emperors
- Reman: "Here lies Reman of Cyrodiil. He defeated the Akaviri Horde and brought peace to Tamriel. 2762."
- Reman II: "Here lies Reman II of Cyrodiil, crowned Emperor of Tamriel in the year 2812. He fell in battle against the Dark Elves, in the fifty-seventh year of his age, after a reign of thirty-nine years and eight months wanting a day."
- Reman III: "Here lies Reman III, last Emperor of the Cyrodiils, the scourge of the Dark Elves, who was cruelly slain by treachery, in the year 2920. He reigned forty-three years."
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Clockwork a-z lorebooks (DONE)Edit
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==See Also==
===Books===
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- A Brief History of Ald Sotha
- A Sky of Dusk
- A Study of Fabricants
- Barilzar's Journal
- Catalogue of Afflictions in the City
- Clockwork Apostle Poetry Collective
- Engine of Expression
- Evaluation of Saint Felms
- Evaluation of Saint Llothis
- Evaluation of Saint Olms
- Excerpts From Fabricated Flora: A Study
- Eyes of Nothing
- Factotum Classification - Log 233
- Inveigling the Clockwork Apostles
- Love Poem LT0782
- Naril's Note: Simulated Sunlight
- Naril's Note: Success Out of Tragedy
- Naril's Notes: Early Experiments
- Naril's Notes: Origins
- Nerevar the Captain
- Ode to a Brass Lily
- Outsider Observation Report - Log 1
- Outsider Observation Report - Log 2
- Outsider Observation Report - Log 3
- Proctor Luciana's Journal, Vol 1
- Proctor Luciana's Journal, Vol 2
- Proctor Luciana's Journal, Vol 3
- Proctor Luciana's Journal, Vol 4
- Realms of the Clockwork City: The Radius
- Sotha Nall
- The Blackfeather Court
- The Defense of Mournhold
- The Fabricated Fauna of Clockwork
- The Factotum's Secret Voice
- The Law of Gears
- The Memories of Sotha Sil
- The Mystery of Artaeum
- The Mystery of Factotums
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 7
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 8
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 9
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 10
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 11
- The Truth in Sequence: Volume 12
- The Unseen Potential of Clockwork
- The Water Cycle of Clockwork City
- Thoughts of the Honored Assistant
- Vivec, The Warrior-Poet
- Worshiping the Illogical
Hews, Imperial and Vvardenfell a-z (DONE)Edit
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 1 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 1
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 2 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 2
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 3 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 3
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 4 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 4
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 5 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 5
- Lore:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 6 --- Online:Abah's Landing Merchant Lords, V. 6
- Lore:Ashlander Tribes and Customs --- Online:Ashlander Tribes and Customs
- Lore:Authenticity of the Giovessen Skull --- Online:Authenticity of the Giovessen Skull
- Lore:Ballad of Dranoth Hleran --- Online:Ballad of Dranoth Hleran
- Lore:The Bleak Veil Endures --- Online:The Bleak Veil Endures
- Lore:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Afternoon --- Online:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Afternoon
- Lore:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Evening --- Online:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Evening
- Lore:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Morning --- Online:Blessed Almalexia's Fables for Morning
- Lore:Brave Little Scrib Song --- Online:Brave Little Scrib Song
- Lore:Buoyant Armigers: Swords of Vivec --- Online:Buoyant Armigers: Swords of Vivec
- Lore:A Call for Common Hair --- Online:A Call for Common Hair
- Lore:The Cliff-Strider Song --- Online:The Cliff-Strider Song
- Lore:Dark Elves, Dark Hearts --- Online:Dark Elves, Dark Hearts
- Lore:Egg Mines and You! --- Online:Egg Mines and You!
- Lore:The Elf, the Egg, and the Almost-Dragon --- Online:The Elf, the Egg, and the Almost-Dragon
- Lore:An Excerpt from the Book of Seasons --- Online:An Excerpt from the Book of Seasons
- Lore:The Flames of the Fetcherfly --- Online:The Flames of the Fetcherfly
- Lore:The Grave of Skar --- Online:The Grave of Skar
- Lore:A Guide to Dwemer Mega-Structures --- Online:A Guide to Dwemer Mega-Structures
- Lore:A Guide to Liturgical Vestments --- Online:A Guide to Liturgical Vestments
- Lore:Hlaalu Construction Syndic --- Online:Hlaalu Construction Syndic
- Lore:Hlaalu Letter of Complaint --- Online:Hlaalu Letter of Complaint
- Lore:Honorable Writs of Execution --- Online:Honorable Writs of Execution
- Lore:Imperial Architect's Correspondence --- Online:Imperial Architect's Correspondence
- Lore:In Defense of Prince Hubalajad --- Online:In Defense of Prince Hubalajad
- Lore:Investigator Vale: A Deadly Toll --- Online:Investigator Vale: A Deadly Toll
- Lore:Investigator Vale in Vvardenfell --- Online:Investigator Vale in Vvardenfell
- Lore:King Farangel's Ode to Wayrest --- Online:King Farangel's Ode to Wayrest
- Lore:The Lure of the Camonna Tong --- Online:The Lure of the Camonna Tong
- Lore:Mantra of Expulsion --- Online:Mantra of Expulsion
- Lore:Mean Old Torchbug --- Online:Mean Old Torchbug
- Lore:Minutes of the Elder Council --- Online:Minutes of the Elder Council
- Lore:Narsis Dren and the Cursed Coffin --- Online:Narsis Dren and the Cursed Coffin
- Lore:Nix-Hounds: A Manual for New Owners --- Online:Nix-Hounds: A Manual for New Owners
- Lore:No Fuss, No Rush --- Online:No Fuss, No Rush
- Lore:The Nycotic Cult --- Online:The Nycotic Cult
- Lore:Oath-Bound: An Outlander's Rise Vol. 1 --- Online:Oath-Bound: An Outlander's Rise Vol. 1
- Lore:On Extending Existence --- Online:On Extending Existence
- Lore:On Moving Ebonheart --- Online:On Moving Ebonheart
- Lore:On the Clockwork City --- Online:On the Clockwork City
- Lore:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 1 --- Online:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 1
- Lore:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 2 --- Online:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 2
- Lore:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 3 --- Online:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 3
- Lore:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 4 --- Online:On the Tel Var Stones: Volume 4
- Lore:On the Xivkyn --- Online:On the Xivkyn
- Lore:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Seven --- Online:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Seven
- Lore:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Sixteen --- Online:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Sixteen
- Lore:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Thirty-Four --- Online:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Thirty-Four
- Lore:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Twenty-One --- Online:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Twenty-One
- Lore:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Twenty-Seven --- Online:Ordinator Edict: Mandate Twenty-Seven
- Lore:Ordinators: A Comprehensive Guide --- Online:Ordinators: A Comprehensive Guide
- Lore:Pact Pamphlet: Congratulations! --- Online:Pact Pamphlet: Congratulations!
- Lore:A Petition for the Mighty Nix-Ox --- Online:A Petition for the Mighty Nix-Ox
- Lore:Prince Hew and the Haj Mota Chariot --- Online:Prince Hew and the Haj Mota Chariot
- Lore:Prince Hew and the Three-Legged Race --- Online:Prince Hew and the Three-Legged Race
- Lore:The Red Curse, Volume 1 --- Online:The Red Curse, Volume 1
- Lore:The Red Curse, Volume 2 --- Online:The Red Curse, Volume 2
- Lore:The Red Curse, Volume 3 --- Online:The Red Curse, Volume 3
- Lore:Red Mountain's Might --- Online:Red Mountain's Might
- Lore:Red Mountain Drinking Song --- Online:Red Mountain Drinking Song
- Lore:Ruddy Man Rhyme --- Online:Ruddy Man Rhyme
- Lore:Skin Blights By Any Other Name --- Online:Skin Blights By Any Other Name
- Lore:Songs of Vvardenfell --- Online:Songs of Vvardenfell
- Lore:The Sublime Brazier --- Online:The Sublime Brazier (book)
- Lore:A Tale of Baar Dau --- Online:A Tale of Baar Dau
- Lore:Teas and Tisanes for Aches and Pains --- Online:Teas and Tisanes for Aches and Pains
- Lore:Testimonials on Baar Dau --- Online:Testimonials on Baar Dau
- Lore:Testimonials on Mushroom Towers --- Online:Testimonials on Mushroom Towers
- Lore:Triumph of the Sep Adder --- Online:Triumph of the Sep Adder
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 1 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 1
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 2 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 2
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 3 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 3
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 4 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 4
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 5 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 5
- Lore:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 6 --- Online:The Truth in Sequence: Volume 6
- Lore:Twilight Rites and Hymns --- Online:Twilight Rites and Hymns
- Lore:Understanding House Dres --- Online:Understanding House Dres
- Lore:Understanding House Hlaalu --- Online:Understanding House Hlaalu
- Lore:Understanding House Indoril --- Online:Understanding House Indoril
- Lore:Understanding House Redoran --- Online:Understanding House Redoran
- Lore:Understanding the Living Gods --- Online:Understanding the Living Gods
- Lore:The Vile Truth of Barbas --- Online:The Vile Truth of Barbas
- Lore:Vvardenfell Flora and Fauna --- Online:Vvardenfell Flora and Fauna
- Lore:The Vvardvark Experiment --- Online:The Vvardvark Experiment
- Lore:The Waiting Door --- Online:The Waiting Door
- Lore:The Worth of Glass --- Online:The Worth of Glass
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- Adventurer's Almanac
- Craglorn Secrets
- Criminal Correspondence
- Daedric Cults
- Diaries and Logs
- Final Words
- Handbills, Posters, and Decrees
- Hearts and Flowers
- Houses, Shops, and Trade
- Letters and Missives
- Library of Incunabula
- Lore and Culture
- Military Orders and Reports
- Mysteries and Clues
- Notes and Memos
- Orsinium Archive
- Personal Journals
- Plots and Schemes
- Research Notes
- Rituals and Revelations
- Skill Books
- Tales of Tamriel
- The Devoted and the Deranged
- The Five Companions
- The World and Its Creatures
- Vivec's 36 Lessons
- Words of the Poets
- Wrothgar Writings
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