pocket guide

Simpy adds the "Pocket Empire" book series to the game.

This very simple mod adds books from the Pocket Guide to the Empire series to the game. The Pocket Guide comes in three editions - the first and third editions are complete, and the second edition has only one book remaining.

The Third Edition of Books, commissioned by Emperor Uriel Septim VII at the end of the Third Age, is a common item that can be found as random loot or vendor stock, as well as in the game world.

The First Edition, Second Edition and Late Second Edition books were commissioned by Tiber Septin and are rare - copies of each book only exist in the game world. Because they are so long, most come in two rolls. First edition books serve as skill books. For example, in Character Creator Nord there is +10 points for two-handed weapons, so the book on Skryim adds a point two-handed weapon from the first edition, the book on Cyrodiil adds recovery points and a little bit of illusion on the Aldmeri Domionion, etc. The jungle gave a +1 voice. Only the first volume serves as a skill book - the second volume is a normal book.

The revision also adds a volume from the second edition. As The Elder Scrolls Wiki says: "While its canonicity is somewhat disputed, it must be acknowledged in some way." In order not to negate the universe's lore, a note about the questionable quality of this version was introduced into the model.

Where can I find it?

If you have no luck looting books from the third edition, search for the inn! For example, a book about Hammerfell will be running in the Redguard's tavern, while a book about cosmogony is pre-ordered in the Moon and Stars tavern. This principle applies to most situations. Alternatively, you can steal it from the Arcanaeum in the College of Winterhold.

Copies of the first and second editions are not buried in the deepest parts. The logic is similar to version 3. Who would be interested in an old volume of Aldmeri Dominion? Favorite Thalmor Embassy. But if you don't know where to find them or you don't want to find them yourself, check out the diary of Urag gro-Shub in the Arcanaeum (under his table).

You can also check it out here:

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compatibility

Modifications should be fully compatible with most mods. The problem may be most of the modifications, which significantly changed the decoration of the inn or Arcanaeum.

Install

Copy the contents of the archive file into the Skyrim/Data folder using NMM or manual installation.

All text was created by game developers at Bethesda Softworks.

The Elder Scrolls Wiki - Used to clearly mark all errors in the original text. These errors have been corrected for the purpose of this modification.

Rafał Imielski - For checking and correcting the in-game text I wrote in English for this mod.

I would like to thank Daniel Coffey, who modified Book Covers Skyrim - Lost Library, which was the inspiration for creating the Pocket Guide to the Empire.

You may not use or reuse this mod or any of its assets in paid mode.

You may not upload this mod or any of its assets on a paid website.

You can use this mod or any of its assets in free mods without asking my permission. Please tell me.

You can translate this mod without asking my permission. Please tell me.

If you wish, you can port this mod to the Xbox One version and publish it on Bethesda.net. Please tell me.

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This very simple mod adds books from Pocket Guide to the Empire series to the game. There were three editions of the Pocket Guide – first and third ones are complete, only one book from the second edition remained.

Books from the third edition, commissioned at the end of the Third Era by Emperor Uriel Septim VII, are a common item which can be found as random loot or in vendors stocks, as well as in game world.

Books from first edition, written and the end of the Second Era and commissioned by Tiber Septin, are rare – only one copy of each tome exists in the game wo …