The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition News

[p]By Veelpoot[/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]New adventures await from the creators of Lordbound! Prove your worth to the Agra Crun, as the might of Orsinium descends upon a humble stronghold. Travel through the expanded mines of Mor Khazgur, inspired by the events in The Elder Scrolls Online and uncover the secrets of a long-forgotten Orcish tomb.[/p]

• [p]Legacy of Orsinium: A new professionally-voiced storyline with multiple endings for the Orc stronghold of Mor Khazgur![/p]
• [p]Orc Strongholds Quests: new side quests for all Orc strongholds: Narzulbur, Dushnikh Yal and even Largashbur![/p]
• [p]Armors & Artifacts: unique items & quest rewards inspired by the Orsinium DLC from The Elder Scrolls Online.[/p]
• [p]Epic Dungeons: new dungeons made by veteran modder RoKMod, best known for his dungeons in Lordbound and Children of Ug-Qualtoth.[/p]

[p][/p][p][/p][p]By MysticMadman[/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]Seek out and recruit Nammu-ko, an honorable Khajiit mercenary currently lodging at the Bannered Mare. She and many other Defenders of Hla’ruhn - a bustling trading town in the Sea of Ghosts - have journeyed to Skyrim in hopes of aiding in the fight against the dragon menace. Claim five glorious new sets of armor of Hlaalu craftsmanship, and uncover Nammu-ko’s hidden past![/p]

• [p]Five beautifully crafted armor sets of traditional Hlaalu design.[/p]
• [p]A fully voiced Follower, Nammu-ko, featuring an emotional character arc.[/p]
• [p]Fourteen newly added Defenders of Hla'ruhn, hand-placed throughout Skyrim.[/p]

[p][/p][p]By PrincessMely[/p][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]Journey on a quest to explore the mysterious castle that has suddenly appeared in the sea of ghosts, in Skyrim’s far north. Meet new characters, discover hidden treasures, and claim Aetherspire Castle as your own, in this new mystical experience.[/p][p]Aetherspire is a full-fledged player home complete with an alchemy garden, throne room, training rooms, dining room, blacksmiths, library, kitchen, dressing hall, bathhouse, and a master bedroom. Aetherspire also features portals to every major settlement, and many secret items to be found.[/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]By: TheRealElianora[/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]A small hideout in every major city (Riften, Solitude, Whiterun, Windhelm and Markarth) for your thief character. They can be accessed through wells in the cities.[/p]

• [p]STATIC CLUTTER - Lydia can't knock over my beautiful decorations and an accidental Fis Roh Dah [/p]
• [p] Unmarked quest to get a key to the homes [/p]
• [p]Teleport markers in each home to quickly travel between different major city entrances (Markarth, Riften, Solitude, Whiterun, Windhelm) [/p]
• [p]A universal "thieves cache" that is accessible from every hideout so you can store all your sellable thief gains into one chest, accessible in every home! [/p]
• [p]The usual benefits of well-rested, follower-friendly, crafting stations, totally respawn-safe containers etc.[/p]

[p][/p][p]By: TheLootist[/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]Hired by the owner of Ironsong Mine, you and a team of three new characters explore the halls of Oioran, an Ayleid ruin hidden beneath the soil and stone of The Rift. Many secrets are scattered throughout the halls of Oioran. Accompanied by the mine owner, his bodyguard and their hired researcher from Cyrodiil, will you be able to find them all? Or will you succumb to the many dangers that await you? Here, you will find a new powerful sword, The Star-Made Blade.[/p][p] [/p][p]Exploring this Oioran, the Ayleid Ruin, you will be given the chance to uncover its secrets. Why are these Ayleids in Skyrim? New enemies that lay waiting in its crumbling halls? And what treasures will you find along the way?[/p]

• [p]Weapon: The Star-Made Blade, a customizable sword which you can tune to any star sign. Changing the Star sign of sword gives you a unique buff while equipped and a appearance, changing the colour of the blade and the gem in its hilt. Power attacks release a unique constellation projectile at you enemies dealing great damage. [/p]
• [p]Dungeon: a large new Ayleid dungeon, containing multiple highly detailed areas with lots of opportunities to explore. [/p]
• [p]Quest: A detailed quest with choices, consequences and lots of reactive dialogue from new characters as you explore the ruins. [/p]
• [p]Optional Objective: Contains an optional objective where you will have to explore extra carefully to uncover the secrets and history of the Ayleid’s who once lived here. To accept this, make sure to Ask Calindil about what the Ayleid tablets say. [/p]
• [p]New Enemies: Ayleid Skeletons clad in Elven armor wait within the depths of the ruins, as well as new unheard-of foes deeper into the ruins. [/p]
• [p] 8 New Summon Spells: 8 new spells that can be found throughout the dungeon allowing you to summon the new enemies added into this Creation. Make sure you explore fully to find them. [/p]
• [p]Boss Fight: A tough new boss fight with new custom mechanics[/p]

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