- Main article: Books (Daggerfall)
- Not to be confused with Parchment with Scrawlings.
Listed below are all the possible Parchments that can acquired throughout the Hero's travels in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall.
Locations[]
Daggerfall[]
Notice[]
In the letter below, you will find variables instead of the names and places shown in game. For a more comfortable reading, they have been replaced with {...}.
Contents[]
{...} is your target, a {...} adventurer and mercenary. Use extreme caution and be prepared for a fight. No jellyfish this one. -- {...}
Change of agenda, folks. I need you in {...} right away. Get over there and wait for my response. Shouldn't take longer than a few days. -- {...}
I'm going to need some reinforcements if the rumors about this {...} are correct. Keep the deed in hiding in {...} but bring the gold and your men over here to {...}. We'll discuss this further when you arrive.
-- {...}
Kill {...} before too much is learned. Use any means.
-- W.
Among the more fiendish practices of the {...} is the rite they perform in honor {...}. The flesh of a newborn infant is boiled over the flames of burning brimstone for three and a half days until it is hard and leathery. The resultant fiber is sewn over the head of a black cat, who is kept in a cage until it has chewed through the caul or has died of suffocation. If the cat dies, the witches know that {...} will not answer their entreaties, but if the cat lives, {...} may ask {...} for anything -- the death or mutilation of princes, economic catastrophe, famine, plague, war ...
Trivia[]
- The above notes are described as "parchments" in game and are untitled.
Appearances[]
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