Sacred 2:Books
Contents
The land of Ancaria has many writers, poets, and artists. Their work can be seen within the pages of Books that conquered enemies will leave behind as lucky spoils for fortunate victors. The books will not, as yet, enhance or give a character any known game-playing benefits. The knowledge in these books range from recipes on how to construct a perfect llama goulash, as to why smelling proper while hunting is important. Delightful glimpses into the history of Ancaria and advice offered on skilled spell-casting, the story of T-Energy, and how to set a proper table for Orcs are all a part of this world's literary heritage. Read on and discover!
Books of Magic
Book 1 - General Conspectus of Magic
Books of Religion
Book 1 - Kybele, Goddess of Nature
Book 2 - Testa, God of Science
Book 3 - Forens, Goddess of Philosophy
Lore of Weaponry
The Lore of Monsters
Volume 2 - How to Deal with Undead? A Guideline
Volume 3 - How to Behave Around Dragons
Interesting Facts about Ancaria
Dwarves - do they really exist?
How to Beguile Aristocrats: Princesses
How to Beguile Aristocrats: Princes
The Art of Cooking
Book 4 - Table Manners and Etiquette
Book 5 - Guide for a Successful Feast
Book 6 - Ancient and Foreign Recipes
Geography of Ancaria
Herbs
Book 3 - The Poisons of Ancaria: Their Use, Effect, and Attributes
The Lost Diaries of Magus Elohinir
How to read books
Books will show up within a player's inventory which can be accessed by pressing the "F" key. Right clicking upon any book found within the inventory will then add that book to a player's list of "read" books. Pressing "L' next will open up the player's inventory to the logbook page which displays all of the "read" books.
The list of "read" books available for reading by the player will now display along the left with subtitled categories of books marked in yellow. Clicking upon any title will have it's contents displayed along the right as in the example shown, Orcish Cooking.
Some books seen within a player's inventory cannot be, as yet, right-clicked or "read". Leafs and other such books can be sold instead.
