Skyrim Book Club
Summary: An audio archive of all the literature and lore in Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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The Fall of the Usurper by Palaux Illthre A speculative analysis as to the part played by Baron Othrok of Dwynnen in the downfall of the Camoran Usurper The story of Baron Othrok’s divine mission to defeat the undead armies of Haymon Camoran. In the face of lethargy and inaction on the part of other […]
A Brief History of the Empire Part Four by Stronach k’Thojj III, Imperial Historian Part 4 of a description of events in the history of the Empire This final volume bring us tales of the most recent four emperors. Control of the empire is wrested back from the Council. Wars of reclamation hold the promise of […]
A Brief History of the Empire Part Three by Stronach k’Thojj III, Imperial Historian Part 3 of a description of events in the history of the Empire A scheming council. Lame duck Emperors. The appearance of a new and terrible threat known only as the Camoran Usurper. All this, and the usual war and bloodshed, feature […]
A Brief History of the Empire Part Two by Stronach k’Thojj III, Imperial Historian Part 2 of a description of events in the history of the Empire This second volume in the Empire’s history is filled with war, strife and the madness of Emperor Pelagius III. It ends with the ascension of Uriel V, and promises […]
A Brief History of the Empire Part One by Stronach k’Thojj III, Imperial Historian Part 1 of a description of events in the history of the Empire The Empire began with the mighty Tiber Septim, and his line has dominated its rule ever since. We look at the early history of the Empire from Tiber Septim […]
The Nightingales: Fact or Fiction? by Wilimina Roth Dissertation discussing whether a mysterious group of thieves actually exists Now, I don’t about you, but if I was a member of a secret inner circle of an already illegal organization I might be inclined to let the general population believe it was all just a myth. […]
The Wild Elves by Kier-Jo Chorvak Brief description of the Ayleids, or Wild Elves Are the Ayleids truly lost to time? Is it possible that a people who once ruled an empire could simply fade, and then vanish? They would not be the first in Tamriel’s history to do so. A cautionary tale for all […]
RUMINATIONS ON THE ELDER SCROLLS by Septimus Signus The risks of studying the Elder Scrolls are many. We know sight is lost over time. While Septimus would no doubt defend his writing as an attempt to use analogy to make the incomprehensible sensible, one cannot help but consider that perhaps the mind goes in the […]
Ancestors and the Dunmer An outdated guide for foreign visitors to Morrowind The significance of their ancestors to the Dunmeri can not be understated. This fine, if slightly outdated work, describes many of the interesting practices and views the Dunmer have around their dead. Reading by Steve (@thedicenerd) Download Subscribe on iTunes […]
Yngol and the Sea-Ghosts A tale of Ysgramor’s first adventure in Tamriel Yngol was the eldest son of the legendary Ysgramor, and was said to have been part of Ysgramor’s army, which conquered Tamriel as he tried to flee from the civil war on Atmora. Alas, poor Yngol was lost in a storm during the […]
Keepers of the Razor An account of the separation and division of Mehrunes’ Razor into three pieces Originally founded to eradicate the Mythic Dawn, the Keepers of the Razor have found new purpose in their efforts to hide Mehrunes Razor, an ancient and powerful daedric artifact. This books summarizes their history, and reveals who holds […]
Great Harbingers by Swyk the Long-Sighted Chronicle of some of the leaders of the Companions The Companions have survived, honorable and intact, over centuries in Skyrim. While they began under the command of Ysgrammor, they would not have made it to the modern day without strong and wise leadership down through the years. Here we […]
A Children’s Anuad: The Anuad Paraphrased Early religious book providing a simplified version of The Anuad creation myth from the Mythic Era The life of a Dragonborn is filled with urgency. One may seek personal glory, battle for the freedom of a nation, or resist the mighty dragon scourge itself. It can be easy to […]
Experimentation in the Physicalities of the Werewolf by Reman Crex A morbid anatomical study of werewolves on live subjects The advancement of knowledge is not always a tidy thing. Reman makes no excuse for his curiosity about the nature of werewolves. He sets forth with his research with that strange mix of enthusiasm and objectivity […]
Varieties of Daedra by Aranea Drethan, Healer and Dissident Priest An analysis of Daedra forms, focusing primarily on the Dremora Varied and numerous, the Daedra of Oblivion often appear to us on Tamriel. Whether a malicious apparition, or consciously summoned by those versed in conjuration, their power is to be feared and respected. A full […]
