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Books That Should Have Been In Skyrim
One of the most amazing things about the Elder Scrolls series is just how expansive it is. That goes beyond the number of square miles you can hoof around in, too. Literary types can spend hours poring over Skyrim's vast library of books and other written materials. They're a great way to pick up game lore and flesh out the world. Still, we thought that there were some glaring omissions in the game's library. Don't worry–we've fixed that.
Take a look at a few of the books, notes, and other written works that should have been included in the game but weren't for some odd reason. Don't worry, Bethesda, we fixed it for you. You're welcome.
And a +20 Silver Ring of Thanks to production staffer Laleh Azarshin, for making the purdy pictures!
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