Growl-Beasts of Skyrim 1.1.0
低吼-天际的野兽 1.1.0
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About this mod Machine translation
Growl is a lightweight werewolf (and werewolf) overhaul. It offers a smoother beast combat experience, scaling, reworked perks, synergies between beasts and mortal forms, and a host of quality-of-life improvements to make beasts a viable option for your character; all without "taking over" or unbalancing the game.
Vanilla style beast overhaul.
Makes the beast viable in all stages of the game.
Many quality of life improvements.
Wolf re.
Lightweight script, no save bloat required.
Can be installed during playback.
animal blood
Hesing's gift to mankind is called the blood of the beast. This is not only a power, but a curse. You gain the following powers in both mortal and beast forms:
Animal blood: Animal blood can 100% resist diseases.
Blood of the Beast: Blood of the Beast reduces your firepower by 25%, and Silver weapons deal 20 additional damage to you.
Call of Blood: At night, there is a 20% chance that your curse will appear, forcing you to take the form of a beast.
(Argon) Rabies: Your Argon gas deals poison damage to your beast attacks based on level.
(Brayton) Skinwalker: Your Breton blood reduces the cooldown of Beast Form by 30 seconds.
(Dark Elf) Angry Hatred: Your Dark Elf blood extends the duration of Beast Form by 60 seconds.
(High Elf) Golden Mane: Your High Elf blood provides 15% additional magic resistance in beast form.
(Imperial) Pack Leader: Your Imperial Blood reduces the cooldown of Beast Form's Howl by 50%.
(Khajiit) Hunting Instinct: Your Khajiit blood reduces the stamina cost of Beast Form's power attacks by 20%.
(Nord) Vargr: After feeding in beast form, your Nord vampire will grant 20% additional attack damage for 30 seconds.
(Orcs) Primordial Fury: Your orc-blooded attacks take damage for 15 seconds while activating Beast Form.
(Redguard) Strong Stomach: When you eat in beast form, your Redguard blood restores 100 points of stamina.
(Wood Elf) Chaser: Your Wood Elf blood grants 10% additional movement speed in the form of a beast.
Blood Call will warn you shortly before you change, giving you time to clear out populated areas. Although night force transformations were a feature in older TES games, making these transformations randomly without any warning only prevented players from entering the city at night. Equipping Hircine's Ring allows you to "Control Shapeshifting" and therefore disable "Blood Summoning".
You also gain the following powers in mortal form:
Beast Form: Lasts 150 seconds in beast form. 90 seconds cooldown.
Changed from 1/day power in normal Skyrim to cooldown-based power in Growl, making it more useful. Unlike many other implementations, this works just like the original Skyrim cooldown, graying out the power until the cooldown ends, and triggering the power via other means (such as the Voice of Fury and the Ruin perk in Ordinator) will not start the cooldown.
beast
Vanilla Skyrim's werewolves were underpowered, lacked survivability, couldn't heal on demand, had useless synergy with the mage character, and even had basic traits like the ability to loot corpses or transform into mortal forms at will, forcing players to leave behind loot. Growl includes a number of buffs and quality-of-life improvements to make the beast viable throughout the game. You'll get the following effects in beast form:
Carrying weight increased by 500 points
Not vulnerable to falls
immune diseases
Orc attacks deal 10 base damage (+1 per character level) (max level 50)
Orc skins gain 60 points (+6 per character level) base armor (up to level 50)
Orc skins gain 25% (+1% per character level) magic resistance (up to level 50)
HP increased by 50 points
100% of base Magicka transferred to Stamina
Movement speed increased by 15%
Restores 20% of maximum stamina every second
Able to feed on humanoids and animal carcasses, restoring 50 health points and extending remaining duration by 30 seconds
Bloodlust: Orc Claws deal 10 points of bleed damage, granting you the same amount of health.
Increasing base Ma …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.