Lunar Character Race

Play as the last survivor of a failed experimental ethereal racer on Tamriel's largest moon, Masser.

"In the final years of the Fourth Age, no one could believe that Tamriel was being watched closely by intelligence older than men or elves. They viewed the world with jealous eyes, and slowly, surely, they hatched plans against us. "

As the last survivor of the failed experimental Aether Flyer of Tamriel's largest moon, Masser.

"The great aethercraft approaches the surface of a world forever shrouded in the sky; unseen and unpredicted. Then the explosion tears apart the mothership, shattering it into the side of a mountain! When you regain consciousness, the remains of the flyer are buried in a mass of rubble. Your world is a cold desert of canals and airships. Now you must search for new life on this primitive planet. Perhaps you can salvage supplies from the aethercraft crash site and find information that will help you rebuild advanced lunar technology."

The Masseran Race mod introduces a new character race that is visually similar to the Dark Elves, but their abilities are quite different. They are good at technical skills. Some lunar technology will be available, including firearms, new swords, and light armor.

I recommend adding Deapri's excellent "Airship Dev Aveza" mod, which fits perfectly into the "canals of Mars" fantasy that the Masseran Race mod is based on: https:

//www..com/skyrim/mods/24234 Before installing Dev Aveza, make sure you have SKSE 1.7.3 installed. The controls will not work properly without it.

Installation: Copy the MasseranRace.esp and .bsa files to the Skyrim Data directory and activate them.

Uninstall: Deactivate and delete MasseranRace files, then start a new game - characters and equipment built with this mod will not be available.

Requires: Dawnguard, Dragonborn and SKSE 1.7.3

Armor and clothing including masks: Face Masks for Skyrim by volvaga0

Firearm adapted from Project Flintlock Rifle, by ghosu

Lunar Warblade adapted from Muramasa Two-handed Katana with Scabbard, abakus

Acknowledgments, thanks to: volvaga0, ghosu, abakus

This model was inspired by the canals of Mars: special thanks to Percival Lowell, who tried to understand what he saw through the telescope; to the fantasies of HG Wells, Ray Brackett, Ray Bradbury and others, who took up the idea and worked with it; and to Frank Chadwick for his game series "Space: 1889"