Megumin (Konosuba) independent follower
Megumin（Konosuba）独立随从
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About this mod Machine translation
Added Megumin from the anime Konosuba as a follower.
describe
This is Megumin from the anime Konosuba. She is an explosion mage. I only saw the first season and came back when it came out, so I can't really remember her other than her being able to cast a very powerful blast spell once a day because she would pass out after casting it and refuse to learn other spells. Apparently this would make her useless in Skyrim, so she could cast infinite blast (a fireball spell changed). She can cast spells with her staff and her hands. I don't remember going into her background in season one. I don’t want to spoil anything for myself by looking forward. I'm waiting for my friends to get back to the country so we can all watch season 2. So her background may be worn.
background
Megumin is an aspiring mage who desires to master explosive magic. She was extremely gifted in magic, but her refusal to learn anything else resulted in her being kicked out of the Academy of Winterhold until she was willing to learn the basics of magic. She's certainly stubborn, so now she's looking for companions on her adventures so they can fight things while throwing explosions.
Features
Megumin’s Statistics
Gender: Female Number: Female Younger
Body: Custom UUNP special body
Category: Explosive Mage
Fighting style: Prosperity
Likes: Explosive magic
Dislikes: Other types of magic locations Dawnstar's Alchemy Shop requires Skyrim XP32 Max Skeleton - XPMSHDT Physics
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