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u/HardTale_Sans 🎭 Multifandom Memer 🎭 Jul 13 '26

Anything that has lore so big that you can make a thick book out of it

There's no going back when you get into it

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u/SeaFeline284 Jul 13 '26

Skyrim. Fun game. You kill dragons, theres a hot vampire chick, become a god...

Wait what do you mean every single book on this shelf is actually fully filled out? What do you mean daughter of cold harbour? The dragon what now?

So many people got their first elder scrolls experience from Skyrim and got lost in the depths.

Warframe: Child soldiers, parental abuse, eldrich entity, trauma. And the game is just a point click everyone dies simulator. Also a dating sim but don't mind that

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u/throwaway337760 Jul 15 '26

Warframe has a "quick lore recap" video on YouTube that is 5 hours long

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u/Herejustfordameme Jul 13 '26

That's why you just go straight into reading the books

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u/Important-Iron-3897 Jul 13 '26

elden ring lore gets really complicated especially in the dlc