The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Battlespire
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/elder-scrolls-legend-battlespire-storyline
This game features the first incarnation of Battlespires to appear in Elder Scrolls lore. *Located in a “slipstream” between Mundus and Oblivion, the Battlespire was used as a training facility for Imperial Battlemages. During the Imperial Simulacrum, it was invaded by Mehrunes Dagon.
Return False
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1327271-return-false/
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1327271-return-false/#entry19959461
During the earliest days of his latest forum incarnation, Michael Kirkbride posted a number of articles from the disastrous Second Edition of the Pocket Guide to the Empire. Not to be outdone, Temple Zero posted some very interesting pieces of Monkeytruth. Among these was Tenders To The Mane: Lleswer, which posits the presence of *a Khajiit colony on Secunda.
Tiber Septim’s Sword-Meeting with Cyrus the Restless
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/tiber-septim’s-sword-meeting-cyrus-restless
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1336585-tiber-septim’s-sword-meeting-with-cyrus-the-restless/
The product of a session of Duelling Loremasters involving Michael Kirkbride, Darya Marakavra, and Adanorcil. As a story of Cyrus, perhaps “not true in its entire,” but that doesn’t really matter. An important source on the state of Masser and environs in the early Third Era, as well as the technology and capabilities of the Empire, Dominion, Hist, and modestly unorthodox space-pirates.
Tatterdemalion: The Lunar Province of Secunda
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1327177-tatterdemalion-the-lunar-province-of-secunda/
Another PGE2 text, this time discussing the formation of the Reman Empire’s space program. Of particular note is the Daedric Princes’ curious and unanimous assent to Reman I’s plans.
Starlover’s Log
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/starlovers-log
A journal, discovered aboard the Battlespire by a hero fighting Dagon’s invasion. Establishes the presence of a dragon aboard a Battlespire, as well as draconic capacity for transmundrial flight.
The Lunar Lorkhan
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/lunar-lorkhan
The essential source on Lorkhan’s association with the moons.
Cosmology
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/cosmology
Discusses the physical and theological makeup of the various heavenly bodies, including the planets, the moons, the stars, and Oblivion. Major source for the 'decaying moons' concept.
Professor Numinatus!
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1369966-i-dont-pretend-to-know-what-love-is-for-everyone/
http://lagbt.wiwiland.net/wikibiblio/index.php/FSL_Professor_Numinatus!
A script for a yet-to-be-actualized comic starring Professor Numinatus and Cousin. The Empire has encountered a Problem, and it’s it’s up to Numinatus to fix it. Features mothships, mananauts, the New Void Navy, striking continents, and pages upon pages of arguments over space lore’s place in the Elder Scrolls.
PGE 3: The Magic of Aetherius
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/pocket-guide-empire-third-edition-magic-aetherius
The very first mention of the Altmeri Sunbirds and the Royal Imperial Mananauts, and of the attempts of the Altmer and the Reman dynasty to reach Aetherius.
PGE 3: Arena Supermundus
http://www.imperial-library.info/co...ird-edition-arena-supermundus-tapestry-heaven
There be Dragons
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/there-be-dragons
A definitive source on the life history of dragons. Of particular interest is the section on Tiber Septim and his pact with the dragons.
Random MK notes on Numinatus
http://forums.bethsoft.com/topic/1363549-what-i-want-to-read-this-is-a-shout-out/?p=20576824
What it says on the tin. A list of facts(?), life events, and trivia concerning Professor Numinatus and Cousin.
Trans-Cyrodiil: Insurgency
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B597TLpzBScrdVExQWxmS2FuR2M/edit
Received in the early days of Memospore madness, this story is framed as a lost script to an episode of a Tamrielic pseudo-television show. Includes lots of technology and a few concepts that might be adaptable to our purposes.
KINMUNE
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/kinmune
A text that details in KINMUNE, a robot from the 9th Era. Includes some technology that we may want to steal, though most of it is probably too advanced. It is also the text that notes the Hist-Jilian wars, an idea that we have been hinting at with a relatively minor animosity between the Hist and the Jills.
Dominion Prism Textract
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/dominion-prism-textract
A fairly incoherent text, but a prime example of the Altmer-babble and the Altmeri technologies that should definitely find a place in their Sunbirds and such.
Michael Kirkbride’s Posts
http://www.imperial-library.info/content/forum-archives-michael-kirkbride
Full of useful snippets. The following are quotations are particularly pertinent.
On the Sunbirds of Alinor:
“They’re not ships, they’re actual birds.
Well, okay, really big birds made out of the sun.”
Vehkship: in character fragment:
“Belief-engines, properly called the “Auxiliary Semi-Shockpoint Nilgularity”, provide energy for short dream-sleeve jumps in case a Vehkship’s main ego is damaged, allowing the C0DA Paravant to potentially get to the safety of a voidyard orbital. By creating the equivalent of an Nu-class Mnemolic, shrinking it instantaneously via a creatia tesseract array, and then projecting the resulting moth-talk well to a nil-point just outside the ego’s hull, an ASSN can slingshot the Paravant into era-streams without the needed energies of nearby aetheric bodies or shockpoint application. The ASSN is strictly Last Ditch technology, however. It’s often deemed as too dangerous for its own good, because it works on the rarified principles of Phynaster’s Inversion, a set of mathematics that doesn’t exist in our own dimension. Vehkships have vanished in nil-space trying to make an ASSN jump—indeed, the celestial irregularity known as the M4bV Legerity, in which the C0DA Oblivion Vanquisher appears and implodes in perpetuity, is the belief system’s most famous cautionary tale.”
The Direnni Tower:
“Start here:
"A recent archaelogical study [of Direnni Tower], using the latest techniques of divination and sorcery, has pushed the Tower's construction date back to around ME2500, making it by far the oldest known structure in Tamriel. Although it has been much modified and added on to over the years, its core is a smooth cylinder of shining metal; the Tower is believed to extend at least as far beneath the surface as is now visible above, although its deepest bowels have never been systematically explored."
Sounds like a scroll case. A big one, mind you, but maybe that's because a spaceship, too.”
Numidium’s siege of Alinor: “
It's not the Brass God that wrecks everything so much as it is all the plane(t)s and timelines that orbit it, singing world-refusals.
The Surrender of Alinor happened in one hour, but Numidium's siege lasted from the Mythic Era until long into the Fifth. Some Mirror Logicians of the Altmer fight it still in chrysalis shells that phase in and out of Tamrielic Prime, and their brethren know nothing of their purpose unless they stare too long and break their own possipoints.”