The Cyrodiilic library Options

[mirocu]

This is originally a thread I made over at Bethsoft on the 25th of January 2010 and I thought it could be fun to bring it over here now at the end of 2015. Maybe we could talk about some of the books we´ve found in-game that we were particularly fond of. Or not

I made a list of my favourite books and I´ll re-post it here:

1. A Game at Dinner
2. Immortal Blood
3. Ruins of Kemel-Ze
4. The Black Arrow series
5. The Argonian Account series
6. Surfeit of Thieves
7. Ransom of Zarek
8. Daughter of the Niben
9 The Armorer´s Challenge
10. Master Zoaraym's Tale

I found one book last year and one this year that I´d like to add to this list:

11. The Importance of Where
12. Purloined Shadows


In my opinion these are all great books. What´s yours?

[Lopov]

You already mentioned some great books, I'm adding the Third Door to the list and another one which name escapes me now...it's about a thief apprentice and her master - he closes her in a heavily-locked room together with a vampire.

[Renee]

My biggest reader so far was Dyan phor a'Cauz, long ago in my PS3 days. I'll have to look at some titles so I can add it to this thread. I know she was keenly interested in historical stuff, and also anything to do with Aedra and Daedra.

[tegeus-Cromis]

All good choices there, Mirocu. I'm especially fond of Decumus Scotti's adventures myself.

(But, you know, isn't it a trifle impious of you to neglect the good Alessia Ottus's invaluable guides to the cities of Cyrodiil? I hope you haven't been trafficking with Daedra or something...)

[mirocu]

All good choices there, Mirocu. I'm especially fond of Decumus Scotti's adventures myself.

(But, you know, isn't it a trifle impious of you to neglect the good Alessia Ottus's invaluable guides to the cities of Cyrodiil? I hope you haven't been trafficking with Daedra or something...)

Oh, dear. Yes, how did I miss those books? They provide such good, objective information about the cities with no personal biased opinions whatsoever...

[mALX]

You are not the only necromancer, Mirocu. My favorite books (not counting "The Lusty Argonian Maid," of course) -

Immortal Blood and the entire set of "The Real Barenziah." These are my absolute favorites; but there are several others that stack behind those that I really enjoy. (but I'll stop there for now).