I understand a little of oblivion writing but i am currently in the process of learning the whole damn alphabet :read: then using it in school to confuse teachers :ahhh: wish me luck on my endavours when i get skyrim i shall study all the deadric books in it to.


TO THE LORE!!!!!!!!!!!!

EDIT: i have currently decoded the words capital, morrowind, imperial, province, of, city, and territory. one problem. there are no Ys on the map of morrowind got the physical map with platinum goty edition :mohawk: anyway not sure if it is a typo or there is no y so the words say cit (city) and territor (territory) weird huh?



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I used to write it back in middle school. It's a bit hard to write with a standard pen (since it doesn't allow for those wonderful line weight variances), but it's doable. Have fun!

I'm not actually sure if there's any daedric texts in Skyrim. There are plenty of examples of draconic and dwemer, though.

Nice. I might learn Daedric, having just learnt a form of Pitman shorthand just for the heck of it

It would nicely supplement my TESness, u no think? :tes:

I think there's an example of Daedric in Ustengrav (sp?) of all places.

Well, Dwemer text is similar to Daedric, am I correct? Or am I thinking of Ayleid? And Draconic is really cool looking. Also, on one of my state's standardized tests, I made all of the capital "O"s as Daedric O's; I still to this day do not know if it affected my grade haha

Dwemer and Ayleid are very similar, Daedric is totally different.

its getting fun but i need more refrences