Skyrim Fan Makes Incredible Real-Life Version of Black Book
There's very little doubt that fans of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim are quite loyal to the game and everything inside its virtual world. One particular user showed off how dedicated they were to Skyrim by recreating one of the much sought-after items in the game, a Black Book.
Inside Skyrim, there are seven Black Books scattered throughout the world for players to find. Should they actually find them and read them, they'll be transported to a kind of side-mission world that will reward them with some sort of original skill or ability should they then get to the end of those missions. The books also have a very unique look that Skyrim cosplayers and fans have long worked to create in the real world. Now one Reddit user has completed their work on their own version of a Black Book.
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The Redditor KaleyStonerSG posted a short video showing this particular Skyrim creation in action. The user proclaimed they had finally finished the Black Book after previously showing off that they were working on it in some photos in earlier posts.
The user posted a 43-second video that shows off Skyrim's Black Book and how they made it look as though it actually has magic running through it. The cover of the book features a picture of a many-tentacled monster embedded on a leathery backing that could also be made to look like it was supposed to be ages-old wood.
The user also showed that when they turn the lights off, the cover of the book glows in the dark. When it's opened, the tome has pages of runes and scribblings meant to look like the languages that are featured in Skyrim. Perhaps the most noteworthy feature is that there are also three circles embedded in those pages that glow and do
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