While he's there, horrible things happen to him and everyone around him on a regular basis. A clerk from Imperial City is fired and, desperate, heads to Valenwood to sell building contracts to the Bosmer so they can fix their infrastructure after a war with the Khajiit. Black Comedy: Essentially the entire point of the seven-volume story A Dance In Fire.A gladiator wearing rusted scale mail and armed with a spear beats another gladiator wearing ebony armor and armed with an enchanted dai-katana, because the arena is flooded to resemble swamp terrain and his gear is more suited to the conditions. Awesome but Impractical / Boring but Practical: The Armorer's Challenge.Asshole Victim: The uncle in The Axe Man.Artificial Dunmer: Vivec's second mother, which was built by Dwemer.The Cake and The Diamond is printed in Skyrim where diamonds can't be used as alchemy ingredients.In Oblivion onward characters regenerate magicka without rest.

One book centers around figuring out who has magicka left.In Arena and Daggerfall artifacts that lost all durability did this and had to be rediscovered. References to artifacts leaving their 'owner' never to be seen again crop up in a few places.The Artifact: Several books keep references to game mechanics that no longer exist.Appropriated Appellation: 'Renrijra Krin' is a derogatory expression, but it amuses them so they have adopted it as their name.Ambiguous Gender: Whoever first told the story of Weedle the Beggar Prince went to great lengths to avoid specifying Weedle's gender.Action Girl: Matilda, slayer of Ragnar the Red.Tropes used in The Elder Scrolls: In-Universe Books include:

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