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Encyclopedia Exposita

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Encyclopedia Exposita	comment	Quotes from other fictional books being used as an Epigraph or part of the frame of the story. They are not part of the text proper. These quotes are always apposite and often provide painless exposition, rather than relying on As You Know — style conversations. In Speculative Fiction, fictitious encyclopedias are often used, such as Asimov's Encyclopedia Galactica. Journal entries, biographies, or in-universe histories (often supposedly written years into the future of the story events) can also be used. Can be part of a Scrap Book Story. In Video Games, these tend to be more-or-less random and not immediately relevant to the story and can be used to give the player something to read on a Loading Screen or in a Lore Codex. Compare Mind Screwdriver.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_11fd6993	comment	inFAMOUS: the major story divisions through the game come with quotations from various historical figures.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_1271d30d	comment	Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi: Father Aville's Encyclopedia Of The Undead.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_135f4195	comment	Princess Irulan's histories in Dune. All of Frank Herbert's Dune novels make use of this, quoting from fictional (auto)biographies, treatises on religion/politics, journals... Almost every other major work by Herbert.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_14b52449	comment	2012: Jackson Curtis's unsuccessful sci-fi novel Farewell Atlantis is symbolically important and is brought up throughout the film. Parts of it are read aloud on two or three occasions.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_15c6ea92	comment	Wonder Woman (1987): One of Nol Lapp's revolutionary-themed poems is used as the intro to an issue focusing on Wonder Woman leading a revolution against a slave-trading empire.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_161a53a1	comment	Serwa Boateng: Every chapter starts with a quote from the Nwoma, a handbook for the Abomofuo, often giving advice that contradicts whatever Serwa does in the chapter.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_179e4fcf	comment	"The Mayors": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Four Kingdoms.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_17e4dacc	comment	Forward the Foundation: This novel is broken into four parts ("Eto Demerzel", "Cleon I", "Dors Venabili", and "Wanda Seldon"), with a matching Encyclopedia Galactica entry for each. It also ends the story with sections of the entry for Hari Seldon, giving the official details about his death and burial.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_180ba74d	comment	The Mirage has The Library of Alexandria, their version of The Other Wiki, which provides details on this world's Alternate History.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_18985178	comment	The Phantom of the Opera (1989) opens with a quote warning against making a Deal with the Devil, attributed to a fictitious "St. Jean Vitius of Rouen."
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_1aacbbc9	comment	In the Dragon Age series, the player finds parchments with fictional poems, stories, and legends scattered throughout Thedas. All of these are logged into the respective game's Encyclopedia Exposita along with game-relevant information. Bioware's earlier game Jade Empire does something similar.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2268de37	comment	Grimm: Episodes generally begin with a quote from the fairy story or legend on which the episode is (sometimes very loosely) based.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_23bc247b	comment	Equestria: A History Revealed: The Lemony Narrator cites an encyclopedia as a reference a few times. In the bibliography, however, that encyclopedia is revealed to be the school filly, Sweetie Belle.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_243983c4	comment	In Othercide, the Codex gives information about the characters, memories, and events of the game as you unlock the entries. Articles in the Codex include insights and accounts from the Mother and the Child (eg. The Child mentions that the Plague Butchers were once benign volunteers who had the ugly task of breaking down infected corpses but have either come to like it or the process had unlocked the darkness within them).
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_26562243	comment	The UFO After Blank series deserves special mention for literally having the encyclopedia written as reports given to a commanding officer. In the first game in particular, the entry for the alien weapons specifically include "you hold it here, and pull the trigger here, and the energy beam is emitted here" in a text-only report.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_29463539	comment	The booklets of Dragonland's album The Battle Of The Ivory Plains, Holy War, and Under The Grey Banner feature extracts from fictional books of the setting shared by the three albums.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2a842e3a	comment	Some Doctor Who Expanded Universe novels have these. Theatre of War has excerpts from its fictional playwright's work and scholarly works about his plays and theatre in general. The Also People quotes fictional pop songs, including regular DWEU unseen background character Johnny Chess, Silurian punk ("Outta My Way, Monkeyboy" by Third Eye), and Cyberman blues ("Tears of Rust" by Cyberblind).
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2acb12c5	comment	The X-Universe games have an in-game encyclopedia of game objects, corporations, governments, trade goods, and the like. Almost everything in the game has a little bit of history behind it — viewing the info for the Dragon corvette will talk about the Dragon Incident that nearly destroyed the prototype and the station it was housed in, for example. The Encyclopedia returns in X: Rebirth, which seems to show it as being something like Wikipedia — Ren Otani modifies several entries (about the Albion Skunk) until he reaches one that has been locked by the Plutarch Corporation government.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2ade1ae9	comment	Too many to count in the margins of Nobilis, most notably the works of Emily Chen (Doorknobs, Viridian, A Small Detour To Altair and others), Kneader Guy (Earth Stories, Air Stories, Fire Stories, Water Stories and Void Stories), Luc Ginnes (On Serving the Nobilis, Legends of the Nobilis and Void Stories), Jackie Robinson (Parables for Our Modern Age and Small Gods), Merriweather James (Principals of The Dark), and Agusta Valentina (A Philosophy of Treason). So extensive was the collection of works with "excerpts" in the book that many readers were surprised to learn that none of them were real. Third edition introduces The Voice of Morrowen Hollow, a book created specifically for the character creation section of Antithesis 1i, which deals with...well...the Voice of Morrowen Hollow.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2ae406c1	comment	Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri: Played with. Every single technological advance, facility, and secret project is accompanied by a quote from a book, interview, memo, or famous work, real or fictional. In the Designer's Notes of Alpha Centauri, Brian Reynolds said that Frank Herbert was his favorite science fiction author and cited The Jesus Incident as "the most important influence on the story of Planet". The Alien Crossfire expansion pack adds Progenitor quotes in their strange syntax.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2b70efd4	comment	White Wolf loves these, especially in both versions of The World Of Darkness.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2b95b8b1	comment	The Grimnoir Chronicles uses quotes from a variety of sources at the beginning of each chapter. Some are from or about characters in the books, but many just fill in details of the world, such as Theodore Roosevelt dying in combat against the Kaiser's zombies in World War I.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2ba3176c	comment	The Encyclopedia of Marvels, Life Forms and Other Phenomena of Zamonia and its Environs in The 13 Â½ Lives of Captain Bluebear.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_2eb21bdd	comment	Foundation - The Psychohistorians: This adaptation expands the details given by some of the Encyclopedia Galactica entries since they're displayed as a computer window with extremely plain graphics, like what you might find in the 1980s instead of paragraphs that can start/end with ellipses.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3106477d	comment	"Old jungle sayings" in the classic newspaper comic The Phantom.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_310b3174	comment	Operation Flashpoint: The quotations on the death screen, such as "War is not nice — Barbara Bush".
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_310d6df7	comment	Between and halfway through the chapters of Stand Still, Stay Silent author always puts some documents from in-universe, such as maps, Cleansers' recruitment poster, writing of the various nationalities of the world, and so on. It's very helpful, as the story itself rarely drops an Info Dump.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_349bdec4	comment	Elemental Logic: Each section of Fire Logic is prefaced by quotes from three imaginary books: Mackapee's Principles for Community, Mabin's Warefare, and Medric's History of My Father's People. Mackapee was an ancient earth witch whose book became the basis of Shaftali culture and ideals. Mabin is a leader of La RÃ©sistance who is becoming very much like the Sainnite invaders she so hates. And Medric, son of a Sainnite man and a Shaftali woman, is trying to make peace between both peoples because he realizes that the alternative is the destruction of both the Sainnites in Shaftal and much of Shaftali culture. Their views suggest the past, present, and future of the country, and the writing and distribution of Medric's book is a major plot in the sequel.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_36ee2abe	comment	Paranoia: XP Service Pack 1 has numerous examples. Early in the book, one of the pages is duplicated with text messages from hackers covering it, and the first letter of every sentence supposedly spelling out a secret message: "MIKE-U LIVES". The next page repeats the trick: "NO HE DOESN'T". The 2nd edition rulebook presents "Tips for Traitors" as an excerpt from a much larger in-universe document. Reading the above is considered metagaming. Metagaming is treason. Please report immediately to your nearest Termination Booth.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_387e826a	comment	Heroics for Beginners: Each chapter starts with a quote from The Handbook of Practical Heroics that happens to be relevant to the events of the chapter.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3df2b35a	comment	"The Psychohistorians": This story expands the role that the Encyclopedia Galactica plays, providing excerpts from the entries for Hari Seldon, Trantor, Psychohistory, and The Commission of Public Safety. It also establishes the book as the objective pursued by everyone sent to Terminus.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3eab69f5	comment	In the musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, the protagonist repeatedly turns to an advice book of the same name. Which actually exists: Shepherd Mead wrote a series of cartoon books in the 1950s which were parodies of then-current how-to books, one of which provided the title and inspiration for the musical. The book was republished in 1995 with the revival of the musical.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3ec5b7a6	comment	House of Leaves. Either half of it, or all of it, or if you're really brave, none of it.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3eecae56	comment	Renegade features Codex entries in line with those from Mass Effect, to better explain how the addition of Tiberium to the setting has made things very different.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_3f35c69c	comment	The Secret Book of Cadwallon the Druid, Deverry.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_41963414	comment	The War Against the Chtorr. "A Season for Slaughter" heads each chapter with extensive quotes from the "Red Book", a guide to the alien invaders to which the protagonist has contributed heavily.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_4522fd1	comment	Whateley Universe: The author of the Phase novels often quotes from rock songs as lead-ins for chapters. But the quotes are usually from the fictional band Brass Monkey, so they can be as relevant as the author wants.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_45d53ed5	comment	Parallels has Encyclopeida Unversalis.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_49a87cb3	comment	Final Fantasy VII: The Compilation has the play Loveless which is incredibly popular in-game. Crisis Core references it most often though it makes less sense than it had in the original game.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_49a88435	comment	Final Fantasy XII has an expansive bestiary that holds theories and information about the various monsters, people, and Espers the party defeat in their travels. In addition, killing enough of the specific types of wild encounters uncovers additional information about the places in Ivalice, and sometimes about rare items that certain enemies randomly drop.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_4ce5263e	comment	XCOM: Enemy Unknown and XCOM 2, however, do not have an official in-game encyclopedia, meaning there's no information on the basic XCOM equipment like there is in the original games from the '90s. However, every time a research project is finished, you're given a report on the project, which usually includes information that is not specific to the game mechanics (for example, Cyberdisks are stated to include a small amount of conventional biological material, but mostly seem to somehow be a silicon-based lifeform), fleshing out the lore and providing some Foreshadowing on the motivations of the alien invaders. The reports are lost in the destruction of XCOM headquarters at the canonical end of the first game, though XCOM rebuilds and improves on their knowledge in the second game.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_522ff155	comment	Cat's Cradle has excerpts from the Books of Bokonon to explain Bokononist philosophy.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_53b30902	comment	In Valkyria Chronicles, the entire game is set up like a history book that is divided with tabs that contain the main story and recorded entries about characters and weapons.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_53d4b355	comment	"The Encyclopedists": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for Terminus.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_53ebf3bb	comment	Cantra yos'Phelium's logbook in the Liaden series.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_53f46238	comment	"Search by the Foundation": When published in Second Foundation, four Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 1, "Arcadia", is prefaced by an entry for Arkady Darell, with details about her career as a novelist in both Fiction and Non-Fiction formats. Chapter 2, "Seldon's Plan", is prefaced by an entry for Mathematics, quoting Seldon's opinion on n-dimensional geometry. Chapter 9, "Through The Grid", is prefaced by an entry for Trantor, as it existed in the middle of the Interregnum. Chapter 13, "End of War", is prefaced by an entry for the Battle of Quoriston, where the Foundation defeats Kalgan's navy.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_54399b8	comment	Warhammer: Dark Omen: The games provide them through your paymaster Dietrich's books. The in-game encyclopedias provide a lot of valuable information on various topics as well as give a good flavouring of what the Warhammer Fantasy Battle world is about.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_57217bee	comment	Prelude to Foundation: This novel has an Encyclopedia Galactica entry for each of the nineteen chapters, beginning with Emperor Cleon I and ending with Hari Seldon. Both Trantor (2&5) and the Mycogen sector (7&9) appear twice, and most entries are about someone Seldon meets during that chapter.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_5bd0554b	comment	The whole Warcraft oeuvre, especially the trading card game, uses fictional quotes from various plot-important characters to tie the whole expanded universe together.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_600454b2	comment	Always Visible: Materials on the Pharqraut's case, which Galbraith receives in the first act and begins to read in the third.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6453ec07	comment	The Encyclopedia returns in X: Rebirth, which seems to show it as being something like Wikipedia — Ren Otani modifies several entries (about the Albion Skunk) until he reaches one that has been locked by the Plutarch Corporation government.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6572f71e	comment	Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell did this frequently; the characters often debated the relative merits of the books.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_674f5fd3	comment	Pournelle's CoDominium series: In Falkenberg's Legion, it is used sparingly, with about 3-4 entries in the work. Latter novels Go Tell the Spartans and Prince of Sparta have excerpts from a number of sources, including essays, news reports, and even letters, at the beginning of each chapter. In The Mote in God's Eye, excerpts appear when characters decide to look them up on their PDAs, and flow smoothly with the narration. Oddly enough, the sequel to The Mote in God's Eye actually (for the most part) uses real historical quotes. Pournelle's collaborator, Larry Niven, is also very fond of this. His book Destiny's Road is full of quotes from planetary science surveys, local lore regarding the colonization of an alien world and the ultimate fate of some colonists, and quotes regarding local customs. A very early chapter opens rather ominously quoting an excerpt of a military absentee court-martial.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6a2246c1	comment	"The Traders": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Traders.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6a8aff51	comment	In The Stormlight Archive, each section of each book follows a theme, from ancient texts to letters to quotations from the dying, all in-universe sources.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6af83614	comment	A Thing of Vikings: Each chapter opens with an Epigraph sourced from a fictional work from the future of the alternate history, talking about some element of foreshadowing, worldbuilding, or exposition, with the framing for each being as varied as textbooks, to a Norse-flavored Wiki, to military dossiers on the dragon breeds.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_6f1dfbf0	comment	The Myth Adventures humorous fantasy novels written by Robert Lynn Asprin. Each chapter has a fictitious quote. An example might be something like, "Violence is never the right thing to do" - Attila the Hun. Asprin has commented that he bitterly came to regret doing this, as making up all the quotes proved to be the hardest part of writing the novels. The later books in the series drop the practice.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_700279ec	comment	Drive (Dave Kellett) has the Enciclopedia Xenobiologia, written from the human perspective and thus occasionally lacking in detail or subtly wrong.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_72f3e556	comment	Several of the novels in the Arrivals from the Dark and Trevelyan's Mission series make use of fictional texts to provide exposition, which doesn't stop the protagonist from repeating some of those facts later. In particular, The Faraway Saikat has every chapter ending with a passage from one of the four or five fictional books on the Kni'lina mentioned early on, describing the race's history, politics, culture, and religion (for example, Analogies between Buddhism and Yezdan'tabi by Pal Bonjipadhal).
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_734db98d	comment	"Blind Alley": Essays on History, by Ligurn Vier, provides an Epigraph for this story when it was published in The Early Asimov. This Fictional Document and author also appears in some early (1940s) publications of The Foundation Trilogy stories.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_745711f9	comment	Used in Look to the West, which generally has the structure of an initial quote that may or may not be relevant to the rest of each chapter, and then the main text also supposedly extracted from in-timeline books. Occasionally inverted with the starting quote being taken from our own world's history.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_761957ad	comment	In Sierra Ops, all of the Codex entries are presented as excerpts from in-universe documents. These include textbooks, news articles, emails, tourism pamphlets, and transcripts of conversations, amongst other things.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_78ec49bd	comment	Young Wizards: The prologue of So You Want to Be a Wizard quotes extensively from the wizard's manual in order to establish what wizards are and how wizardry works. The series in general contains a few quotes from the Book of Night with Moon.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_791fca44	comment	BioShock has quotations by its own characters during loading screens, nearly all of which you can find a recording of in their original context at some point in the game.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_7988cb68	comment	Mass Effect: The Codex is an in-universe document and therefore limited to what is public knowledge, not what the player finds out. It is also occasionally made deliberately wrong by its in-universe makers; one shining example is in ME2 when you look up "Sovereign" — apparently, Mr. Vanguard-of-Our-Destruction was a geth ship that just happened to look like a Reaper. In the Expanded Universe novel Mass Effect: Ascension, the character Gillian Grayson starts reciting a page from a textbook. Said textbook's text is taken word-for-word from the Codex.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_79ab0b3c	comment	Tortall Universe: The Trickster's Duet has quotes of useful bits of advice Aly got at the start of each chapter — stuff from books, people she knows, etc. One example is Daine telling her that the Gods can sense lies, but if you don't make them suspicious enough to read your mind, they won't know if you left something out.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_7c48915b	comment	Hardwick and Little's Bestiary, Gunnerkrigg Court, Chapter 3.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_7c5b2b75	comment	In Short Supply: Each chapter begins with an excerpt from a "factual" document, usually about the Irken species, providing vital information on things from their reproduction to time scales.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_80001681	comment	The Lone Traveler: Starting partway through the second story, each chapter starts with an excerpt from Legends & Myths of the Wizarding World by Gertrude Yolanda as an Opening Narration. The very end of the third story introduces a newly created excerpt from Rupert Giles' Watcher's Diaries that becomes the new Opening Narration.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_806c20e5	comment	In Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne, there's no formal encyclopedia, but a sufficient collection of items can serve the same purpose through item descriptions, encouraging players to collect everything that's not nailed down for the insight it gives into the setting, even if it's not compatible with their build or just plain useless gameplay-wise.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: The Captain's Log often functions as a spoken-aloud variant of this one.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_86312631	comment	The Tough Guide to Fantasyland by Diana Wynne Jones has quotes of a book named "Gnomic utterances" from "Ka'a Orto'o" head up every chapter (which are lampshaded as being wholly unrelated to their content), poking fun at many fantasy books' having these without always putting a lot of thought into what use they should serve outside of looking fancy.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_86814cd2	comment	Several characters in Final Fantasy IX are theater buffs. One particular fictional play, I Want To Be Your Canary, has particular symbolic importance to the plot, and a few characters quote it during plot sequences.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_86f433bb	comment	Every chapter in the Nursery Crime series begins this way. The first book uses quotes from various local newspapers, while the second book draws exclusively from The Bumper Book of Berkshire Records.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8976f8e2	comment	In Donald Kingsbury's Courtship Rite, each chapter starts with a quote from a fictional historical or religious document of Geta. Many of them are charmingly disturbing.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8a6d1e86	comment	Natural Law inlcudes excerpts from the Natural Law, a body of laws governing the society of future New America.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8ac8797e	comment	"The Merchant Princes": When this story is republished in Foundation (1951), an entry from the Encyclopedia Galactica for the Traders replaces the Essays on History, and the story ends with the entry for Korell.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8ccaf67f	comment	Netstorm has an extensive manual with in-universe quotes used as epigraphs.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8de0e284	comment	Snatcher does this with a supercomputer that contains a lot of information about the game world.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_8f165ac0	comment	Mass Effect: Human Revolution leaves notes at the end of chapters for anything new that shows up in lieu of an Info Dump in-story written like an entry in the codex (or in one instance, a report to the Shadow Broker.).
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_90f42a9b	comment	The Wheel of Time: In-universe books are often quoted before the prologue or after the epilogue of a book. Typically, the quotations are from history books written after the end of the series, or prophecies written long before.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_91bd9685	comment	"The Mule": When published in Foundation and Empire, two Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 11 (first chapter of "The Mule") has an entry on the Mule, and chapter 22 has an entry on Neotrantor.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_91cf7917	comment	Foundation Series: Terminus is founded based on the premise that they will be collecting all of history and science into a single reference volume, an Encyclopedia Galactica. Said volume is used to illustrate certain setting details relevant to the story/chapter it prefaces as an Epigraph. More specifically, the 116th edition, published in 1020 F.E. In "The Encyclopedists", the colonists learn that Hari Seldon had tricked them and that he never expected any volumes to be published. Despite this, they continue to collate information and publish revisions as In-Universe Science Marches On and Technology Marches On. In Foundation's Edge, Golan Trevize mentions the Encyclopedia Galactica is now a continually updated computer archive (an idea predating the establishment of Wikipedia, Microsoft Encarta or Encyclopedia Britannica Online). "The Psychohistorians": This story expands the role that the Encyclopedia Galactica plays, providing excerpts from the entries for Hari Seldon, Trantor, Psychohistory, and The Commission of Public Safety. It also establishes the book as the objective pursued by everyone sent to Terminus. "The Encyclopedists": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for Terminus. "The Mayors": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Four Kingdoms. "The Traders": When published in Foundation (1951), this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Traders. "The Merchant Princes": Essays on History, by Ligurn Vier, originally provides an Epigraph for this story when it was published in Astounding Science Fiction. "The Merchant Princes": When this story is republished in Foundation (1951), an entry from the Encyclopedia Galactica for the Traders replaces the Essays on History, and the story ends with the entry for Korell. "The General (Foundation)": When published in the original Astounding Science Fiction magazine, chapters 1 & 2 have an italic paragraph to help introduce the setting, describing Trantor's and Terminus's governments. No attribution is given here, but they are replaced with Encyclopedia Galactica entries. "The General (Foundation)": When published in Foundation and Empire, three Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 1 has an entry on Bel Riose, chapter 2 has an entry on the Foundation, and chapter 4 has an entry on Cleon II. "The Mule": When published in Foundation and Empire, two Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 11 (first chapter of "The Mule") has an entry on the Mule, and chapter 22 has an entry on Neotrantor. "Search by the Mule": Essays on History, by Ligurn Vier, originally provides an Epigraph for this story when it was published in Astounding Science Fiction. "Search by the Mule": When republished in Second Foundation, this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Mule instead of Ligurn Vier's text. "Search by the Foundation": When published in Second Foundation, four Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 1, "Arcadia", is prefaced by an entry for Arkady Darell, with details about her career as a novelist in both Fiction and Non-Fiction formats. Chapter 2, "Seldon's Plan", is prefaced by an entry for Mathematics, quoting Seldon's opinion on n-dimensional geometry. Chapter 9, "Through The Grid", is prefaced by an entry for Trantor, as it existed in the middle of the Interregnum. Chapter 13, "End of War", is prefaced by an entry for the Battle of Quoriston, where the Foundation defeats Kalgan's navy. Prelude to Foundation: This novel has an Encyclopedia Galactica entry for each of the nineteen chapters, beginning with Emperor Cleon I and ending with Hari Seldon. Both Trantor (2&5) and the Mycogen sector (7&9) appear twice, and most entries are about someone Seldon meets during that chapter. Forward the Foundation: This novel is broken into four parts ("Eto Demerzel", "Cleon I", "Dors Venabili", and "Wanda Seldon"), with a matching Encyclopedia Galactica entry for each. It also ends the story with sections of the entry for Hari Seldon, giving the official details about his death and burial.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_9988ccac	comment	Quotes from various in-universe texts of The Empirium Trilogy appear at the beginning of most chapters. These excerpts are used as a way to expand upon the world of Avitas without disrupting the overall pacing.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_9cc59f9c	comment	A quote from The Herodotus Complex by P'oilgof Livy starts every Buck Godot trade paperback, as well as each issue of the story arc "The Gallimaufry." Relevant excerpts from Fleeztrow's Guide to the Gallimaufry are also part of "The Gallimaufry."
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece brought up such excerpts when presenting Little Garden and a ship falling from the sky.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_9f4b74c3	comment	Vigilantes' Dawn: Every chapter begins with an excerpt from a book written by one of Oliver and Laurel's descendants, published one hundred years in the future.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: The PokÃ©dex, which is devoted to providing information about PokÃ©mon, such as appearance, attributes, and locations. However, it's vague whether or not the entries read in-game are meant to be excerpts or the full thing. Also, some of the entries are likely made on the spot by the device in-universe, such as with Legendaries, whose abilities are not exactly common knowledge among PokÃ©-experts except as folklore.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_a6117666	comment	"Search by the Mule": When republished in Second Foundation, this story is prefaced by the Encyclopedia Galactica entry for the Mule instead of Ligurn Vier's text.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_a81325d3	comment	Final Fantasy: Final Fantasy VII: The Compilation has the play Loveless which is incredibly popular in-game. Crisis Core references it most often though it makes less sense than it had in the original game. Vagrant Story opens with a quote from famed historian Alazlam Durai, author of The Durai Papers: 400 Years of Truth. Several characters in Final Fantasy IX are theater buffs. One particular fictional play, I Want To Be Your Canary, has particular symbolic importance to the plot, and a few characters quote it during plot sequences. Final Fantasy XII has an expansive bestiary that holds theories and information about the various monsters, people, and Espers the party defeat in their travels. In addition, killing enough of the specific types of wild encounters uncovers additional information about the places in Ivalice, and sometimes about rare items that certain enemies randomly drop. Final Fantasy XIII takes this a step further—the datalog mixes entries like this in with All There in the Manual.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_a825da3e	comment	Sarpadian Empires, which provides much of the flavor text to the "Fallen Empires" expansion of Magic: The Gathering. Much of Magic's flavor text counts as this, actually, but this is the most iconic example. Sarpadian Empires, Vol. VII appears as an actual card in the Time Spiral set. Many Kamigawa block cards quoted extensively from fictional sources, as flavorwise the texts represent a retrospective historical view of the Kami War. The most common source to be quoted from is The History of Kamigawa, including a card of the original authoâ€” err, tome.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_a877956	comment	The Witcher features a codex similar to Mass Effect and Dragon Age, tailored to the needs of a professional monster hunter. It gives geopolitical and historical details, how to kill monsters and what components can be harvested from them, and a list of major characters Geralt meets in his travels.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_a9cb14fc	comment	The Van Richten's Guide series of Ravenloft supplements use this device constantly, both as in-character 'citations' by in-character "author" Van Richten and as flavor-text sidebars. Such references come from personal journals, ship's logs, letters, and other written testimony from individuals who have encountered dangerous monsters; hence, the Undead Author trope often comes into play. Sometimes literally.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_aa9f5eb6	comment	In Stray Cat Strut, at the beginning of many chapters, there are quotes from in-universe sources that provide small amounts of worldbuilding. They are often from fictional websites, government documents, or internal company memos.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_aca14883	comment	Tiberium Wars likes to begin each chapter with a quote from one of the characters involved, and often ends with a hefty excerpt from military intelligence reports or research papers, making it clear that the author's done his work and knows his way around the Tiberium 'verse.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_ae196134	comment	Most of Marauder Shields strips come with one or two Codex entries deliberately styled after the original Mass Effect 3.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_aeedf9b7	comment	Vagrant Story opens with a quote from famed historian Alazlam Durai, author of The Durai Papers: 400 Years of Truth.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_afc86b0a	comment	Orson Scott Card does this in Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_b0b4e8ff	comment	Bioware's earlier game Jade Empire does something similar.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_b358111c	comment	Star Ocean: Till the End of Time and Star Ocean: The Last Hope feature an in-game Dictionary, which is updated with new entries as the story progresses and terms are brought to light. They are even categorized by topic, such as "Planets", "Technology", "Species", and so forth. In the former's case, you know you are in for a serious Mind Fuck when you open the dictionary before electing to talk to anyone and it contains entries on quantum physics.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_b5a03cec	comment	Jack McKinney's Robotech Tie-In Novels use quotes from various in-universe sources to comment on the events of each chapter.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_bb55a676	comment	During Paul Levitzâ€™s run on Legion of Super-Heroes, quotes from the Encyclopedia Galactica and other 30th-century publications were often used to set the scene.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000's Codices and rulebooks are littered with character quotes or extracts from top-secret Inquisitorial reports, to provide an extra bit of background and flavor while giving certain elements of the fanbase something to argue about.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_bcb32dc6	comment	A variation appears in many Shadowrun sourcebooks, where a running discussion of the main text, in electronic discussion forum format and complete with the occasional off-topic digression, will appear in the margins or along the bottoms of a book's pages.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_bfcc4823	comment	Victor Vran has the Codex, which is mostly an in-game manual (it describes the different weapons' attacks, the crafting recipes, etc.), but it also includes descriptions of monsters (including bosses) written as they were notes from Victor's diary; those entries appear when Victor kills one for the first time.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_c0eae17	comment	Total War: The loading screens of the later games (Rome and Medieval II) have these. Plus in Shogun there's a philosopher in the throne room, who if clicked on gives you random quotes from The Art of War.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_c372d504	comment	The Priscilla Hutchins series uses journal entries, newspaper clippings, and the like to give you some perspective on the story, with two unusual features: one, the entries appear at the end of a chapter, to give you some perspective on what you just read, and two, you occasionally get a whole list of newspaper headlines, which not only gives you a broader perspective on the setting but lets you see how far up the list of top stories the story you're following has gotten.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_c3f87443	comment	Also quoted in The Demon Princes are several reviewers who make very hostile comments about the Baron. One expresses the desire to give Baron Bodissey a severe thrashing — and then buy him a drink.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_c97b4034	comment	A Hat Full of Sky starts with an excerpt from Fairies and How to Avoid Them. It also contains part of a text on capturing hivers, although that stops when the writer goes crazy and, it's implied, gets more or less vaporized.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_cdc1e75a	comment	The introduction to Michael Crichton's The Andromeda Strain is written as an introduction to some official report of the events of the novel. All his novels after that one followed suit.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d109f322	comment	Andromeda prefaces its episodes with quotes from all manner of things, including famous philosophers, poets, and commanders (some real, some fictional), battle-hymns of some of the setting's militaries, and on one memorable occasion an Argosy Special Operations requisition form.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d6e2146d	comment	Diablo III contains a wealth of lore on monsters and the world that can be discovered in-game through lore entries. The two most frequent authors of such are Deckard Cain who dies early in-game at the hands of Maghda and Abd Al-Hazir who it's implied met a similar fate at the hands of Magdha's coven in Caldeum after witnessing a particularly gruesome ritual.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d7765410	comment	The Guide itself, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. And sometimes the Encyclopaedia Galactica in the series, although the Guide has the major selling point of being slightly cheaper and having "Don't Panic" printed in large friendly letters on the cover (as well as not taking up a parking lot). Also subverted; sometimes the Guide's entries are full of non-sequiturs and gags completely irrelevant to the story. Sometimes these are never mentioned again, and sometimes they become plot-critical brick jokes as a double-subversion.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d78e771e	comment	In The Mote in God's Eye, excerpts appear when characters decide to look them up on their PDAs, and flow smoothly with the narration.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d84b84d7	comment	"The General (Foundation)": When published in Foundation and Empire, three Encyclopedia Galactica entries were added. Chapter 1 has an entry on Bel Riose, chapter 2 has an entry on the Foundation, and chapter 4 has an entry on Cleon II.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_d856b221	comment	The Foundation Trilogy: The Encyclopedia Galactica excerpts are read in a monotone voice and artificially adjusted to sound more robotic. It's also overlaid with a clicking sound to imply a computer recording. The excerpts primarily appear at the start of certain story segments aligning to their publication as a Novel, it also shows up to interrupt the text, like a footnote. During "Part Seven: The Mule Finds", the excerpt is changed from the Mule to an excerpt about Kalgan, capital of the Mule's empire.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_dbbf2001	comment	The Prince Roger series follows in Eddings' footsteps by having the book open with commentary from a biographer who is writing from a much later point after the events in the books. Some of the things the biographer says are quite important, especially the bits that show that Roger never really shakes the reputation the Big Bad planted that he killed his family and drove his mother mad in order to force her to abdicate so that he could take over the Empire.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_df277244	comment	American Gods has quotations from a book being written by one of the characters, Mr Ibis.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_e290dce3	comment	The tracts of text ending each issue of Watchmen are usually presented as excerpts from books, reports, etc.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_e5de447c	comment	X-COM has the UFO-pedia, which updates whenever your research of your enemy's units and technology (and your units and technology) makes an advance. For the most part, it is fluff, but some information is tactically (and story-wise) relevant. Some other X-Com clone games (UFO Extraterrestrials, Xenonauts, UFO After Blank) sometimes provide additional info about the setting on their UFO/whatever-pedias as well. XCOM: Enemy Unknown and XCOM 2, however, do not have an official in-game encyclopedia, meaning there's no information on the basic XCOM equipment like there is in the original games from the '90s. However, every time a research project is finished, you're given a report on the project, which usually includes information that is not specific to the game mechanics (for example, Cyberdisks are stated to include a small amount of conventional biological material, but mostly seem to somehow be a silicon-based lifeform), fleshing out the lore and providing some Foreshadowing on the motivations of the alien invaders. The reports are lost in the destruction of XCOM headquarters at the canonical end of the first game, though XCOM rebuilds and improves on their knowledge in the second game. XCOM 2 has a weird version. Whenever the aliens make a move on the world map, each Dark Event they play has an accompanying quote... from one of your own teammates. Subverted in that they provide little actual exposition and just exist for flavor, and sometimes the quotes have little to do with the Dark Event on-screen, so the flavor part is debatable. The UFO After Blank series deserves special mention for literally having the encyclopedia written as reports given to a commanding officer. In the first game in particular, the entry for the alien weapons specifically include "you hold it here, and pull the trigger here, and the energy beam is emitted here" in a text-only report.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_e6267766	comment	Star Wars Legends: Every chapter of books in the Republic Commando series is preceded by an excerpt from an in-universe document. One book even had a Mandalorian-to-English dictionary as an appendix.
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Encyclopedia Exposita / int_e6405649	comment	Every chapter of The Dinosaur Lords starts with an extract from either The Book of True Names, which speaks about species of dinosaurs and their applications in society, or A Primer to Paradise for the Improvement of Young Minds, which focuses on the Fantasy Pantheon of Paradise.
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