I hope you find the books useful.

By the way, here are a few books from our library you might find of interest. Each gives a very different impression of Nerevar.

Nerevar is a First Age hero of the Dunmer people. He was a great general and leader. He helped form the First Council, and united the Dunmer Houses against foreign invaders aided by the traitors of House Dagoth. He triumphed over Morrowind's enemies at Red Mountain, but died in the battle.

The armies met at Red Mountain, a Dwemer stronghold. The Dwemer were defeated, and terrible sorceries were used, resulting in the utter extermination of House Dwemer, House Dagoth, and their allies. Nerevar died after the battle, and his ring was lost, but Nerevar's alliance survives in Morrowind's ruling political institution, the Grand Council.

The ring was called Moon-and-Star, and it helped Nerevar unite the various clans into the First Council. Later, however, disputes over religion divided the Council, with House Dwemer and House Dagoth on one side and all the other Houses on the other. Dumac and Dagoth invited Orc and Nord clans as allies, and held northwest Morrowind, while Nerevar mustered the other Houses and nomad tribes and marched to meet the Dwemer-Dagoth-Westerner forces.

When the Dunmer followed Veloth to Morrowind, they were many warring clans, with no law or leader in common. One Dunmer warlord, Nerevar, had the ambition to rule all the Dunmer. In that time, House Dwemer were great enchanters, so Nerevar went in secret to a Dwemer smith and asked for an enchanted ring that would help him. The ring gave its wearer great powers of persuasion; for safety, it was enchanted to instantly kill anyone who wore it except Nerevar.

Though many Dunmer, Tribesman and Houseman, died at Red Mountain, the Dwemer were defeated and their evil magicks destroyed, and the outlanders driven from the land. But after this great victory, the power-hungry khans of the Great Houses slew Nerevar in secret, set themselves up as gods, and forgot Nerevar's promises to the Tribes. But Nerevar will come again and cast down the false gods, and by the power of his ring will make good his promises, honor the Spirits, and drive the outsiders from the land.

In ancient days, the Deep Elves and a great host of outlanders from the West came stealing the land of the Dunmer. In that time, Nerevar was the great khan and warleader of the House People, but he honored the Ancient Spirits and the Tribal law, and became as one of us. So, when Nerevar pledged upon his great Ring of the Ancestors, One-Clan-Under-Moon-and-Star, to honor the ways of the Spirits and rights of the Land, all the Tribes joined the House People fighting a great battle at Red Mountain.

Nerevar died not long after, but he lived to see the birth of the Temple, and to bless the unity of the Dunmer into the safekeeping of Almsivi, the Temple, and all its communion of saints.

Ages ago, Nerevar was the greatest Dunmer general, First Councilor, and companion of Vivec, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil, who, with the power of the great Ring of the Ancestors, One-Clan-Under-Moon-and-Star, united the Dunmer Houses to confront the evil Dwemer, the treacherous House Dagoth, and their Western allies at Red Mountain. By Providence, the faithless Dwemer were utterly destroyed, and their allies and the traitor Dagoth Ur were defeated.

Nerevar died not long after, but he lived to see the birth of the Temple, and to bless the unity of the Dunmer into the safekeeping of Almsivi, the Temple, and all its communion of saints.

Ages ago, Nerevar was the greatest Dunmer general, First Councilor, and companion of Vivec, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil, who, with the power of the great Ring of the Ancestors, One-Clan-Under-Moon-and-Star, united the Dunmer Houses to confront the evil Dwemer, the treacherous House Dagoth, and their Western allies at Red Mountain. By Providence, the faithless Dwemer were utterly destroyed, and their allies and the traitor Dagoth Ur were defeated.

Nerevar was a legendary Dunmer general who, in ancient times, defeated the evil Dwarves, Nords, Orcs, and traitor Dunmer at the Battle of Red Mountain. Nerevar was also one of the founders of the First Council of Great Houses, and friend and companion of Vivec, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil, who later became the gods of the Tribunal Temple.

Very well, Nerevarine. The catacombs only have two exits anyway; the bonewalker can't leave them without us noticing. I'll prepare my search party. In the meantime, you're free to look for the bonewalker yourself. Good luck, %PCName.

Once more: if you learn anything, please return and report it to me.

The catacombs are a maze of ancient tombs and even more ancient tunnels. We lost Lord Nerevar's bonewalker in the tunnels. We'll need a lot more men to search every nook and cranny of the catacombs. Ugh! I really don't know how I'll explain that to Matriarch Sareleth. Maybe if we find the bonewalker quickly...

Excuse me, I'm afraid you must come back at a later date. We have an investigation going on at the moment. Wait, hold on! You're the Nerevarine! What a coincidence! You see, we're investigating the disappearance of Lord Nerevar's bonewalker. Apparently, it left the vault and then the Fane of the Ancestors. The bonewalker was seen walking across the city and entering the catacombs. However, that's where the trail ends.

I really wonder what this place is. Why was it hidden and why did the bonewalker come here?

The bonewalker left the Fane of the Ancestors? This is getting more peculiar by the minute. Well, then we better find out where Lord Nerevar's bonewalker went.

Lord Nerevar's bonewalker will certainly not 'tell' us anything. At least nothing useful. I wonder: are you instead guided by some higher entity? A Tribune? A Daedra?

Lord Nerevar's bonewalker -- I assume that's what the apparitions were talking about -- is in the Fane of the Ancestors. As a bonewalker it shouldn't retain any memories, though. Perhaps you'll receive another vision when you go there. Do you have permission to enter the Temple vault? Good, then you don't need me to accompany you.

This is getting stranger by the minute. Stay alert.

Quit tarrying, %PCName! The Ordinators in Mourning won't wait forever. You know where to look for the bonewalker. Go and look for it.

We must find the bonewalker. And I mean 'us', not the Ordinators in Mourning. Talk to Simine Turethi. She needs to order her underlings not to search for the bonewalker. That should allow us to look for it.

What? Gone? Then go and find it at once, %PCName! The remains of Lord Nerevar are among the most sacred relics of the Temple. You must return them.

Ugh! Why must it be the arch-heretic himself -- Alandro Sul -- who points us towards the truth that lies with holy Saint Nerevar? I should have put a stop to Simine's machinations immediately and encouraged her to stay faithful. Surely, that would have been most prudent.

He must be talking about the sanctified bonewalker of Lord Nerevar, but that has been interred at the Fane of the Ancestors for centuries. What could it possibly tell us? You should probably go and find out, %PCName. I've been gone from my office for too long already. I better return.

He must be talking about the sanctified bonewalker of Lord Nerevar, but that has been interred at the Fane of the Ancestors for centuries. What could it possibly tell us? You should probably go and find out, %PCName. I would accompany you of course, but apparently I'm indispensable for the moment.

What have we gotten into, Nerevarine? The deeper we dig, the more I actually feel like a heretic.

Please, be quick, Nerevarine. I can justify only so much delay to my men. The faster you find Lord Nerevar's bonewalker, the better.

My men won't like that. Honestly, I don't like it either. We shouldn't exclude the protectors of this city, its inhabitants, its spirits and the remains interred here. I do understand Alvu, though. All of this is highly unorthodox. Well, here you go, Nerevarine, give these orders to Anis Sadalas. Then go and find Lord Nerevar's bonewalker.

Lord Nerevar is no longer at the Fane of the Ancestors?! Impossible! Where else could he be? You must find him, Nerevarine! We're so close.

I could feel the love that Alandro Sul had for Lord Nerevar. Could you feel it as well, Nerevarine? It almost feels like our sacred duty to follow through with our quest for the truth. I feel like a retreat now would be borderline treacherous towards Lord Nerevar and Alandro Sul.

Lord Nerevar's body was transferred to Necrom after his demise at Red Mountain and turned into a bonewalker as a monument to his deeds. The bonewalker still exists to this day. He usually resides at the Fane of the Ancestors. Please, %PCName, go to the Fane of the Ancestors and find out what Alandro Sul's words mean. I should return to my office for the moment.

Lord Nerevar's body was transferred to Necrom after his demise at Red Mountain and turned into a bonewalker as a monument to his deeds. The bonewalker still exists to this day. He usually resides at the Fane of the Ancestors. Please, %PCName, go to the Fane of the Ancestors and find out what Alandro Sul's words mean. I'm afraid I can't come along at the moment.

You're the Nerevarine of the prophecy. Your deeds serve as proof of that. But how is it that you remember nothing about your past life as Saint Nerevar? Was it really all just a jealous Daedra's ploy...? I'm sorry, Nerevarine. These questionings are disrespectful, and probably just as disturbing to you as they are to me.

How do we know if you are truly the Nerevarine, if you remember nothing about your past life as Saint Nerevar? Was it really all just a jealous Daedra's ploy...? I'm sorry, Nerevarine. These questionings are disrespectful, and probably just as disturbing to you as they are to me.

How do we know if you are truly the Nerevarine, if you remember nothing about your past life as Saint Nerevar? No, I don't believe you. Not without any proof.

What does this mean? Lord Nerevar's bonewalker leaving this place. Is this a portent? A sign that we have sinned? Is Lord Nerevar going to forsake us? May the Three protect us.

I couldn't believe my eyes. The bonewalker made its way up the stairs, crossed the Fane of the Ancestors, and then just left. I wonder where it went.

I'm afraid the sacred bonewalker of Saint Nerevar is no longer in the Fane of the Ancestors. It... left. We are organizing a search party in the Temple vault right now.

You're looking for Lord Nerevar's bonewalker? I'm afraid you won't find it here anymore. The bonewalker left. It just... left. Walked straight out the door. The Ordinators in Mourning are beside themselves. I think they're organizing a search party in the Temple vault right now.

Nerevar died not long after, but he lived to see the birth of the Temple, and to bless the unity of the Dunmer into the safekeeping of Almsivi, the Temple, and all its communion of saints.

Ages ago, Nerevar was the greatest Dunmer general, First Councilor, and companion of Vivec, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil, who, with the power of the great Ring of the Ancestors, One-Clan-Under-Moon-and-Star, united the Dunmer Houses to confront the evil Dwemer, the treacherous House Dagoth, and their Western allies at Red Mountain. By Providence, the faithless Dwemer were utterly destroyed, and their allies and the traitor Dagoth Ur were defeated.

Nerevar was a legendary Dunmer general who, in ancient times, defeated the evil Dwarves, Nords, Orcs, and traitor Dunmer at the Battle of Red Mountain. Nerevar was also one of the founders of the First Council of Great Houses, and friend and companion of Vivec, Almalexia, and Sotha Sil, who later became the gods of the Tribunal Temple.