HeyJaredA Modern Enchiridion
Genre fiction, mostly science fiction and fantasy, and some unofficial Elder Scrolls content.
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An Evening with the LAHS, Part 6 (opens the original)
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Discussion: Comparative AedrologyOtius: I’ve encountered a few of your holy books in my time - the Aldmeriad, The Book of the Warrior God, the Verses of the Illuminated - okay, that last one might not exactly be Altmeri canon. Stripping away all the modern accretions, the irreverently named mortals, are there any holy books dedicated to Phynaster the god? What was his role in the War of Manifest Metaphors? Everyone knows the gods contributed something of themselves to the world during the Dawn.
An Evening with the LAHS, Part 5 (opens the original)
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Discussion: Aedric MortalityOtius: Varinturco, you hold to the profane belief that the Divines were once mortal, a common error among those who practice ancestor worship. I reject utterly the impiety that would reduce the Divines to mere ancestors. Does anyone truly think Mara, Stendarr or Kynareth once walked among us while different deities held sway over the realms? Or that the Aedra and Daedra cycle between mortality and divinity with each turn of the Wheel? This is heterodoxy bordering on a
An Evening with the LAHS, Part 4 (opens the original)
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Minutes of the Lusty Argonian Historical Society5th Hearthfire, 3E 433Proceedings resumed. Reservations remain about the propriety of the use of this instrument.Julius: Let us now turn to matters of the Divine, the celestial sphere and the nature of the spirits that created the world.Otius: Yes, let’s!Contumeliorus: I call foul!Julius: What?Contumeliorus: My last question prodded the cherished myth that the first Aldmer landed on Summerset and nowhere else, rather t
An Evening with the LAHS, Part 3 (opens the original)
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Discussion: Concerning the Identity of the Nedic PeoplesContumeliorus: That’s N-E-D-E-S, Otius. Let’s start with the obvious: Who were the Nedes?Otius: Surely that depends—do you mean the historical Nibenese tribe or ancestral Man as a whole?Contumeliorus: That’s precisely my point.Otius: It’s a simple matter. The Nedes proper were a tribal culture of early Man who occupied the core of the Nibenay Basin during the time of the Ayleids. It’s said they were the first of the human tribes to collecti
An Evening with the LAHS, Part 2 (opens the original)
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Discussion: The Mysteries of the DirenniContumeliorus: Like all proud Colovians, I know the tale of Rislav the Righteous better than I know my own mother. The great Sinjin wrote that Ryain Direnni bought Balfiera in the late 400s of the First Era. Yet, the Direnni were already long associated with the island for many centuries before that, so from whom did he buy the island? A rival family branch?Varinturco: The premier Direnni sold to the novel Direnni. The ravens who fled in error ended as all
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