Lore

Lore can come from a range of sources, which are discussed below.
==Sources of lore==
=== Dungeon Siege games ===
====Lore versus gameplay====
===Dungeon Siege books===
====Dungeon Siege novels====
====Manuals and Pocket Guides====
==== Printed anthologies ====
===Developer interviews and texts===
==Nature of lore==
===Canonicity and Dungeon Siege lore===
A canon is an accepted body of texts that are considered authoritative or true. Due to a combination of both the Unreliable Narrator and the presence of the developer interviews and texts elaborated above, there is some debate among fans about the canonicity of certain lore concepts or particular pieces of developer texts.
Some fans consider that only material officially published by Gas Powered Games and its licensees can be considered to be valid lore. Others have a broader view of the canon, including developer interviews and texts—often referred to as "unlicensed texts," "out-of-game texts," or "obscure texts," despite (in some cases) the Square Enix licenced novels and Pocket Guides technically falling under this category as well—as valid lore. Others reject the notion of a set canon altogether, and uphold subjective canonicity.
The nature of canon and its place in the Dungeon Siege universe is still a point of contention for many in the Dungeon Siege lore community.
==Scope of the lore==
Much of the lore is comprised of recorded events that are not experienced in any of the games.
===Realms ===
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===Eras ===
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===Geography===
====Kingdom of Ehb====
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====Aranna====
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====Other regions====
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=== Cosmology & religion ===
Category:Lore