The story of Aaric Steele, and his role in the fall of Uriel Septim and the events that followed. Novelization of the main quest of the game. Contains spoilers.

im off to distroy the empire with the help of a couple of freinds! i seem to be a little side tracked at the moment though............

UPDATE! Now that Shadows out of jail, he'll be meeting some wild and crazy people, and i'll be introducing a pair of highlarryous guards, a drunken doyen, and many more!

In a post acocalyptic Cyrodííl, who ya gonna call? Chapter three is up, your galoshes should be on by now, because this one gets a little more violent.

RalJille is an Argonian slave, liberated and imprisioned for murder. Shipped to Vvardenfell, can he rectify the mistakes of his past? And can he ever hope to shake off raving Dunmer believing him to be some Nerevar incarnate?This will be rather different

An older Ashlander story, asking for the return of Nerevar so he can fufill his promises to them.

Nyxalinth's first battle may be her last...

As you follow along in H'lunras's point of view in the world of Oblivion, get to know the game as well. Rated T because...um...I don't know. No cursing, just some violence...and, uh...sarcasm.

M'aiq writes about the Nerevarine's encounters on Vvardenfell's version of a bus, the Silt Strider. Just when you thought you knew where public transportation's bottom lies...

A humorous story, about a man and the Mad God. Strong language and Skooma involved. I also uploaded the alternate story, it's chapter two. Check it out.

A book by an author unknown, that asnwers many controversial questions being asked around Tamriel every day.

M'aiq knows much. M'aiq tells some. The Khajiit will give the prey M'aiq's answer to Vivec's rumored disappearance.

Meet Nerevar in his new incarnation, not a noble, not a warrior and all but a hero, and follow him on his way from pettiness to grandeur if he ever finds it. [WARNING: read disclaimer first]

Spoiler warning! This story relates to a quest in the game Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, some quest details are included but with a fictitious ending.

An ancient and holy rhyme of sorts, made by devout Dagoth Ur and Sixth House followers.

M'aiq presents The Lusty Argonian Maid. The Khajiit writes in the previous parts to that provocative and cheesy, yet surprisingly popular, love play found in shady bookshelves throughout Cyrodiil. Originally written by Crassius Curio.

M'aiq the Liar presents Whatever Happened to Creeper and the Mudcrab? M'aiq knows many things, and he will share them with the prey. This old Khajiit will tell about the Scamp's and Mudcrab's later adventures in the world of Morrowind.

The final words of a somewhat stuckup Treasure Hunter Warrior from the early years of 3E.

A companion to my main story, The Legend of Ajira. Tells, basically, the story of another later character in the story, Ashikarilini.

A presumed last journel entry from the Emperor of Cyrodiil, Uriel Septim

It is the third century of the Third Era, and the mer of House Dres encroach further on the borders of the Black Marsh. A dark augury, cast by an Argonian shaman, reveals an omen that could spell the end of the Hist... or ultimate absolution of Argonia.

Here are a few funny poems about daily life in Tamriel

Don't know as much as you should about spellmaking? Read this great guide to give you a head's up when it comes to the crafting of spells.

This covers all you'll need to know on Alchemy. From ingredients to tools, a very helpful guide to the world of Alchemy.

This is an easy guide to enchanting in the world of Tamriel. Also contains strange knowledge of the fabled Precursor's Texts.