The tale of the Immortal Spriggan, first mentioned in Daggerfall Manual. Spreaded in Skyrim and Northern Highrock.
The old Nordic tales tell us of the Immortal Spriggan, who grew larger and mightier every time they fall.
[...] the legend of the Spriggan growing larger and more powerful in each incarnation is indeed true.
The Manual never said if the "Nordic" was for the Nords or northern Highrock/Iliac Bay (we could also have an Immortal Spriggan in northern Highrock, as member of the Fey political faction or coven Hight Mother).
Words of wisdom from a not quite tamrielic-fluent Nord from Jerall Mountains. It's about Trolls.
I can ease the reading somehow. I hesitated to add some informations, like how fight them, identify their tracks... But that would make the text longer (an we dont want moar misspelings).
A guide to the city of Kragenmoor, written in the style of the other "Guide to" texts (see Guide to Almas Thirr and Guide to Narsis for recent examples).
This book is my attempt to rework the ESO "path to alaxon" lore from something that is legally enforced(no more alaxon spheres) into something that is more personal, understated and tied to their religion. I decided not to use the term "alaxon". The author is supposed to come across as a little bit of a rambler but I can shorten it down if it's too much.
If you like it then I might write similar books about how the Altmer handle the reverence of Trinimac since his corruption into Malacath and about houstraining a goblin servant.
A mainland version of the Hlaalu Councilor book, so we can begin spreading it around. Follows the information on https://wiki.project-tamriel.com/wiki/House_Hlaalu, with the outlander councilor in Andrethis getting the name Rhetixia Cheynoslin following a brief discussion on discord. This is made with the understanding that it can be changed further along in development, but for now it means we actually have a Hlaalu faction book to put in places, and names for councilors we can reference.
Quite sorry to everyone waiting on my quest and int claims, but as I was working on the proconsul's palace and furnishing the Old Ebonheart tournament, I realized that inters really need more placeable books that aren't T_Bk_Jokes. I decided it'd be good to write a book or two based on current Hammerfell planning, which is quite detailed but presently exists only in design docs.
Small edits to the two astrology books and an article of the Bellman to account for the renaming of the former Astrologers Guild, now renamed to Imperial Astrological Society.
Ideally, all joinable factions should have faction books. This is my attempt at a faction book for the East Empire Company, following the format of the Fighters Guild and Mages Guild charter/faction books (FG charter here, MG charter here).
Brings two books used in Anvil Harbourmaster's Office claim (and later merged into PC main files) into TData format, as their content is generic enough to be useful across whole Tamriel.
IDs of books, so they can be potentially swapped/removed later from PC side:
PC_i2-Anv35_Bk_Records
PC_i2-Anv35_Bk_Inspection_Log
Records new ID is T_BkGen_Tax_Records, so it is more descriptive.
