The lore is developed through every elder scrolls game and any external additions such as the two books. You can read all of it at UESP or the imperial library. ESO is the best place to get new lore right now as it'll be a few years until we get TES6 and Blades is pretty ignorable I don't know how supported it still is. It's mostly based on the in-game books. Right now (as in 4E coming off of TES5: Skyrim) the biggest trouble is the lack of Towers. The 3rd Aldmeri Dominion wants to reset the world so that the Altmer may go back to Aldmeris and re-ascend to godhood. Dealing with the Dominion will probably be the end of 4E and the entrance into 5E unless they succeed and everything slingshots back to the beginning.

The lore is so deep and complicated in areas that even if no new additions to the lore came from games, there's still much to figure out. There's also the realm of headcanons-- I've been headcanoning a lot about Maormer.

NeuroticPixels wrote: »

I wish I had a good memory, so I could study Elder Scrolls lore and actually remember it.

But alas, I have the memory of a goldfish.

I’ve neverrr been good with names or dates or places. I don’t know how I ever passed a Social Studies or History class.

I'm not good at the memorizing names/dates thing either, just not something I'm interested in absorbing I guess. I'm not good at it with TES lore either, I can't even remember what year it is... but I'm able to remember lots of other things.

"The lore is so deep and complicated in areas that even if no new additions to the lore came from games, there's still much to figure out. There's also the realm of headcanons-- I've been headcanoning a lot about Maormer."

@Soarora Yeah! It's like an evolving Simarillion ...but I do love it!