Skyrim Book Club

Olaf and the Dragon by Adonato Leotelli A historian ponders the legend of Olaf One-Eye and Numinex Olaf One Eye is one of the greatest Nordic folk heroes, yet also one of its most controversial. In this tome Adonato examines the tale of Olaf and Numinex, doing his best to provide the reader with a […]

Ode To The Tundrastriders by Unknown A poem dedicated to giants The wise citizen of Skyrim steers clear of the giants of the province. Or approaches with ready steel and strong companions. One imagines this unknown admirer has never had the pleasure of being up close and personal with one. Reading by Steve (@thedicenerd)   […]

The Legend of Red Eagle by Tredayn Dren, Archivist of Winterhold An ancient tale about the invasion of the Reach by the First Empire. Foalan. The very name stirs the hearts of Reachmen everywhere. Join us today as we learn the legend of Red Eagle, one of the greatest champions of ancient Skyrim. What new adventure […]

The Third Door by Annanar Orme Tale of a heart-broken, vengeful, axe-wielding woman The women of Skyrim are made of stern stuff, and their affections are not to be spurned lightly. Be careful in the dance of love, lest you find yourself a companion of Nienolas. Reading by Steve (@thedicenerd)   Download   Subscribe on […]

Walking the World, Vol XI: Solitude by Spatior Munius A comprehensive description of the city of Solitude Spatior is an enthusiastic world traveler and tour guide. Today he is just tickled to find himself in the great city of Solitude.  He gladly provides you with a location by location summary of the must see regions […]

The Black Arts On Trial by Hannibal Traven, Archmagister of the Mages Guild A summary of the salient points of the debate which led to the resolution of the Mages Guild on the subject of Necromancy Little about magic is more feared and divisive than the art and study of necromancy. This tome is perhaps […]

Night of Tears by Dranor Seleth An inquiry into the cause of the Night of Tears The Atmorans were among the first organized human settlers on Tamriel and had been emigrating from Atmora for many years prior. They called the land Mereth, in recognition of the vast number of Mer that lived there, and befriended […]

Biography of Barenziah Volume Three by Stern Gamboge, Imperial Scribe A factual biography of Queen Barenziah, Volume Three This final volume of Barenziah’s chronology tells of her installation as Queen of Mournhold, her various marriages, and most thrillingly her central role in foiling the Nightingale and recovering the Staff of Chaos. Reading by Steve (@thedicenerd) […]

Biography of Barenziah Volume Two by Stern Gamboge, Imperial Scribe A factual biography of Queen Barenziah, Volume Two This second volume of the clearly fair and balanced history of Barenziah details her falling out with the young stable boy and her return to the lands of the Empire. Her bonds with the Imperial family grow […]

Biography of Queen Barenziah Volume One by Stern Gamboge, Imperial Scribe A factual biography of Queen Barenziah, Volume 1 One should always be suspicious of books that assert their factual nature in the title. Especially those written by the victors. Enough to say that these volumes serve as an excellent chronology of the major events […]

Skorm Snow-Strider’s Journal by Skorm Snow-Strider The journal of a First Era Nordic commander and his encounter with the Dragon Cult Skorm Snow-Strider was commander of a legion of Lord Harald’s soldiers in 1E 139. Around this time he was leading a campaign in the region near Lake Honrich, to drive the Snow Elves north […]

Final Lesson by Aegrothius Goth Two apprentices are separated Every story has a moral Dovahkiin, and this one is no different. There is a balance to be struck between exploration and experimentation, and the maintaining of tradition. This may be useful to a being of prophecy such as yourself. Reading by Steve (@thedicenerd)   Download […]

The Five Songs of King Wulfharth A summary of five epic songs of King Wulfharth, plus an apocryphal song of the Tribunal, Dagoth-Ur, and Indoril Nerevar Wulfharth, also known as Ysmir and Dragon of the North, was an ancient king of Skyrim. He is the subject of several Nordic myths and legends, where he has become […]

Journal of Mirtil Angoth by Mirtil Angoth Translated from Falmer Text by Calcelmo of Markarth Following his unearthing of Faire Agrwen’s diary, Calcelmo presents another translation of a journal penned by a Snow Elf refugee. While these people were destined to become the degenerated creatures known as the Falmer, perhaps the next time you meet […]

Before the Ages of Man by Aicantar of Shimerene Chronicles the major events of the Dawn and Merethic Eras While Skyrim is clearly dominated by human culture, this province, and indeed all Tamriel, has a history that reaches back to a time long before the Nords took up residence here. Now, as we all know, […]