Franceska Mila Rose
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About this mod Machine translation
Add Franceska Mila Rose to your game.
describe
She is a two-handed heavily armored warrior and has some magic/shooting attacks modeled after her powers in the anime. I watched the anime a few years ago and remembered almost nothing about the character other than how she looked. I decided to make her muscular because she looks like that type.
I honestly don't know how to translate her story into TES lore because I don't think anyone would turn into a daedra or dremora. I could be wrong, I'm not that well versed in lore. So, I just made her someone with special powers. Maybe she's part of some stupid group/cult/religion. Maybe a mercenary group is morally gray? I don't know, you decide.
background
Mila Rose is a Redguard warrior who works under Harribel, another Redguard warrior. Their group used to wander Hammerfell, working for money and just surviving. Eventually, their team is defeated by a group of heroes while working for a very evil client. Harribel and her subordinates decide to leave Hammerfell and explore Tamriel. Mila and Harribel currently live in Morthal. With Dragon Attack, they have been able to improve their skills and even learned the Dragon Shout and obtained armor from the dragon remains they found.
Features
Mila Rose’s Statistics
Gender: Female Number: Female Self
Body: Customized UUNP special body
Category: Tank
Fighting Style: Two-Handed Sword Strike: Harribel
Dislikes: Authority
Location
Lord's House in Mosar City
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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