Archbishop Vittel's Entourage - Vampires and Mortals
大主教维特尔随从-吸血鬼与凡人
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Mortal and vampire versions of Vyrthur at Versailles, perfect for your trip.
It says what it says on the tin. This is the Vyrthur minion from the Dawnguard DLC. He now comes in two flavors, mortal and vampire. Obviously this isn't very knowledge friendly, I mainly save it for myself and take screenshots. However, to my knowledge, this has never been done.
Vyrthur is a carbon copy of the original DLC, but with some tweaks. Remove the vampire's powers, change the eyes (for the mortal version), and adjust the color mask to make it look like he didn't get punched. On top of that, I added an ivory crown to his set, which means the original Vyrthur will have it too. I also adjusted the shape of his eyes to lessen the weird fighting spirit inherent to the high elf race.
Also; he does not use his original voice and does not come with voice prompts. Since Vyrthur is a boss character and essentially nothing more than a HOSTILE, many of his original lines would not lend themselves to editing in follower dialogue. However, his voice actor (Stephen Russell) also voices Mercer Frey/Beethor AKA MaleSlyCynical. However, this voice lacks follower dialogue, so to recruit Vyrthur as a follower you will need to do the Relationship Dialogue Overhaul.
Please install only one master file. Unless you want two VYRTHURS?
You can find him in the Four Shields Tavern in Dragon Bridge.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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