Legendary Sword - Harbinger
传奇剑 - 先驱者
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About this mod Machine translation
"The sword was struck down by the twins Elda and Essa. When the job was done, they severed each other's arms so that the world would never see another such weapon."
I show you my opinion about the sword "The Harbinger" -
The legendary sword of Fable: The Lost Chapters of Skyrim LE.
Because the landmark Sword from Fable: The Lost Chapter didn't have a very successful re-release.
Ps Who cares, there is a comparison image.
More details:
"The sword was suppressed by the twins Elda and Essa. When the job was done, they severed each other's arms so that the world would never see such a weapon again."
Hugh the Giant - a hero and knight of the ancient kingdom. He is the true owner of Harbinger - the legendary sword. Hugh got his nickname from his incredible strength and massive size.
Hugh wields a Harbinger and dissects monsters and demons like parchment, for there is a power beyond the power of mortals. Now is the time for Hugh to die. Then he thrust his sword into the stone. Only the most worthy will be able to pull him out; you will be able to find him near the Northern Watchtower, not far from the seaside. Look at the map.
This improved one-handed sword can be charmed, and its damage is comparable to the Daedric one-handed sword.
Any feedback and suggestions will be taken into account.
Require:
Skyrim 1.9.32.0.8
Install:
Unzip the archive in the Data folder and don't forget to put a tick in front of TheHarbinger.esp
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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