And there we go... once again I prove to the blog that I'm a moron...

I should have explained the reason for incompleteness/odd order - this is going to be updated as I play, and represents Nevith's developing knowledge of Skyrim.  At this stage these are initial notes, what she could find out before she arrived.  More crea...  moreI should have explained the reason for incompleteness/odd order - this is going to be updated as I play, and represents Nevith's developing knowledge of Skyrim.  At this stage these are initial notes, what she could find out before she arrived.  More creatures, notes on alchemy and souls, any weaknesses etc. will come as I encounter them.  

I'm seriously thinking of adding fletching to my story. 

A small critique. This is a Dunmer writing this, correct? I don't know, but my inclination would be to alphabetize the Bestiary. Or, make a distinction between prey animals and predatory. Just a small thing, otherwise, again a very cool way to present this. 

In my narrative, hawk feathers are used also used in fletching arrows. 

One of the main creatures I hunt in Skyrim are Hawks. Their feathers have cure disease as their first attribute making them valuable.  To even it out you could have Artic fox as well. Maybe something like
Hawk
These birds of prey can often be ...  moreOne of the main creatures I hunt in Skyrim are Hawks. Their feathers have cure disease as their first attribute making them valuable.  To even it out you could have Artic fox as well. Maybe something like
Hawk
These birds of prey can often be found nesting in the treetops of giant furs when not silently gliding overhead in search of prey. Their feathers are useful to cure disease and are effective if eaten by themselves.  A large number are said to plague the docks of Solitude. No doubt the fishing vessels gives them an ample supply of food.
Artic fox
Similar in both shyness and temperament than their regular forestry cousins. The Artic fox survives on  bird eggs and rabbits in the mountains where its thick white fur gives excellent camouflage as well as keeping the beast warm in the cold wintery environment.
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