Literature

A Dunce in Morrowind, v6

TITLE: A Dunce in Morrowind, v6
AUTHOR: Frolja Silver-Blood

As had become tradition, when I woke up, I was no longer wherever I was before. Instead, I was in a rather comfy bed, inside a strange building. Really, it was almost as if I were inside some kind of mushroom. Meanwhile, my companion Remyn lay upon the floor, asleep. But he was awoke by the rattling of cutlery on a tray, whence we both saw an elf dressed in some quite fancy clothes rising to our floor, followed behind by a meek-seeming lizard man, carrying some elf-food on a tray.

"True Telvanni Nobility" rewritten

This is a rewrite of the book "True Telvanni Nobility", found for example on the downstairs bed of Midaan Manor in Tel Ouada (asset id: t_bk_truetelvanninobilitytr). Since the text, as it stands, sounded a little too clunky for its purported author, I took the liberty of rewriting it, while keeping most of its original focus and tone. I also kept all the old alignment and page break tags in the original book intact. Unfortuntately, I cannot implement it, as I lack access to the CS.

A Dunce in Morrowind, v5

TITLE: A Dunce in Morrowind, v5
AUTHOR: Frolja Silver-Blood

Once I awoke, being the well-educated future noble I am, I quickly deduced we were no longer in the Deshaan Plains, on account of my no longer feeling as though my organs wanted to escape through my mouth. Even more surprisingly, I found, I was not in jail.

A Tapestry of Debt

A Tapestry of Debt
By Uravas Faro

It is a popular idea among "educated" outsiders that there is no such house as 'House Dres' - that this idea that there is a unified great house in the Deshaan is a convenient fiction, a simple way of referring to an immensely tangled, complex, endless web of debts, obligations, deals honored and deals failed that have grown so unwieldly, so complex, that they've given birth to an illusory unified structure.

Revised "Maps of Molagreahd" and "Maps of the Telvanni Isles" books

Revised versions of these two books, edited for style, grammar, and punctuation. I kept some of the old language, but added some things I thought worthwhile as well. I've also attached replacement .dds map assets for both books that correct spelling errors, match the font and style of the Aanthirin maps, and reflect the new shape of the Nedweisra Peninsula landmass.

I also split the Baloyra_AA01 map into two, moving the Balvvarden part into its own map and placing it in the other book. Please double check image dimensions for these two! I just guessed the relative sizing.

The Shorfylshor

The Shorfylshor is intended to be a poetic "translation" of the text Shor, son of Shor, written by Michael Kirkbride, with the word translation put in quotation marks because the original piece already reads in english. As it is, the text presumes that the original epic was written in atmoran and then translated later. 

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