Daedra

[WhoGuru]

If it can't be justified by anything you can find on the Imperial Library, then it's "uesp speculation". (If at all. There are some blatant errors on uesp that I can't really explain, because they're so obvious. Just take a look at the magic effects, many of them are just plain and totally wrong.)

Agreed. The UESP is inaccurate at best as entries are not vetted officially in any way. The Imperial Library consists of Official TES texts and those considered canon by Bethesda. Period. So simply Manni, if you can not back up your UESP research with corroborative evidence from the Imperial Library, then odds are it's wrong. If you're basing your conclusions solely off the UESP than you're setting yourself up to be wrong. Check the Library.

[Mannimagnus]

No I also believe it myself.

[WhoGuru]

No I also believe it myself.

LOL Manni, believing it yourself does not make it correct. If you can't back it up with credible Lore than it's just your personal view on things and you should not present it as fact to anyone. I made several logic leaps in the Lore I did for RST and while I do hope that it will be accepted as Canon eventually, it isn't as yet. It's my personal view on things. You need to be objective dear.

[bg2408]

The Imperial Library does not know everything either.

The Imperial Library is a collection of all official in game texts, in addition to interviews with the lore writers from Bethesda and unofficial texts written by them.

Though of course there's also the scholar guild, which is as unofficial as uesp, but at least everything written there is marked as speculation (and often written with good lore knowledge in mind).

No, the Imperial Library doesn't know everything, and still a lot of lore pieces have to be put together (like the loveletter and other cryptic texts), but what you can find there is official and semi official. And if not, it's at least marked as speculation.

UESP articles on the other hand, if not backed up by either official or semi official information, are just speculation. If they even contradict lore outlined there, well, bad.

[RedDragonDreamer]

I have my own take on the world of Oblvion and it's many peoples and varying cultures. If you read earth's folklore and legends you will soon see the descriptions match daedric beings. Interesting fact that.