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The Official Elder Scrolls Cookbook Is at Its Lowest Price All Year Before Black Friday

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The Official Elder Scrolls Cookbook Is at Its Lowest Price All Year Before Black Friday

Right in time for both Black Friday deals and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's 15th anniversary, you can buy the Elder Scrolls official cookbook at its lowest price we've seen it all year. You can pick one up for $17.96 at Amazon, nearly half off of its original sticker price of $35. If you wanted to get a deeper look at the book before deciding to purchase, we had the opportunity to get a sneak peek at it before it came out a few years ago.

The 192-page themed cookbook is penned by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel, who has written loads of other pop culture-themed cookbooks for properties like World of Warcraft, Star Wars Galaxies Edge, Star Trek and more. This Elder Scrolls edition features food, drink, and sweet treats found throughout multiple adventures throughout Tamriel, like the sweetroll from the now-timeless meme, as well as immersive recipes inspired by the different cultures found in the game. And if you're a big Skyrim fan, the game is about to celebrate its 15th anniversary on November 11, so what better way to start yet another playthrough than with a homecooked meal you'd see in the game.

In other Elder Scrolls news, Bethesda has finally revealed the long-rumored title of the next mainline game in the series: The Elder Scrolls VI: Sentinel. Sentinel is the capital city of the Hammerfell region, confirming after long fan speculation that the game will take place in this area. Finer details are sparse, and it appears we won't see the game for at least another two years, according to reports.


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