Many of Skyrim's pre-Imperial forts were built during this period since the lack of infighting allowed for more substantial construction to proceed unmolested. Makes me wonder if some of his unlikely feats and misfortunes are based on true events. This is the first historic mention I've seen of him. There are quite a few comedic works featuring a blustery, madcap brawler named Korm No-Toes. Though this occasionally resulted in exacerbating feuds, the social pressure brought many rivals in line.
The author omits the fact that insignias had to be approved by the king himself and were withheld from those who were in Harald's poor graces. Either exceptions were made for those who could provide their own equipment, or the skald took creative liberties. Amalienĭespite Harald's desire for a uniform army in Skyrim, sagas from this period still revolve around grandiose warriors with storied weapons. It almost looks as though someone just penned it moments ago! I wonder how it remained so well preserved. The ink in this book is remarkably well preserved. It must have been terrifying to try and make something to these grand specifications. I like to imagine myself as a smith during this time, following these directions. We should be extremely careful when handling it, if we need to handle it at all! -Amalien This book looks like it will crumble to dust at the slightest provocation. It practically reads like poetry! It must have been inspiring for the warriors reading it. The author writes about felling enemies with such beautiful language. This poor thing is so mangled its barely legible! -Amalien I think someone with a mace beat this book thoroughly before it came into our hands. Not that I'm complaining! At least the text is authentic, that's really the part that matters. The binding certainly isn't the original material. I think some heavy restoration went into this book. While reading this, I could picture it with such clarity! I wonder what that means. It must have been so beautiful to see the sun gleaming off the eagle-like helms of this army. I would give anything to hear about the favored killing moves of the Elves that wore these gloves. The pages are all torn up, the binding came unraveled and some of the ink is in danger of fading. It makes me sad to see the state of this one. fluttery! I may have stared at this for a bit too long. Or maybe I'm imagining things? There's a lot of golden imagery in this book, it made my heart all. This book has a strange, golden hue to it. Location: Auridon Ancestral Elf: Chest Pieces This is an interesting read! It's as much a comment on the history of the time as well as an insight into what these Elves valued in their weaponry. The leather on the binding of this book is hard as stone! I nearly dropped it and was terrified it would shatter into a thousand pieces! We should take extra care with this one. Location: Khenarthi's Roost Ancestral Elf: Boots I love the sass in this entry! I don't think it was necessarily meant to be funny, but the "needlessly large buckle" part made me laugh out loud! -Amalien Location: Khenarthi's Roost Ancestral Elf: Belts and it seems to have done the job! -Amalien It must have been some kind of resin to preserve the pages. This book has some kind of material spread on it.
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