mihail oldrim mod

Undead were once rare, but in today's age of constant war and violence, these carrion eaters have become a veritable plague, especially near battlefields. Namira's ravenous servants live in groups of 4 to 6 rotten demons and 1 or 2 rotten beasts, led by more powerful necrophages (usually fearsome large bulldogs).

The undead are carrion-eating Dadra who serve the Dadric prince Namira. In Nien, they

Typically prowling cemeteries and battlefields where corpses died, they seek to eat their remains.

However, some people have decided to

The people who stuffed the carcasses with carcasses looked down upon them, not just the carrion crows who just ate the dead.

Bodies were once rare, but in today's age of war and violence, they have

Becoming a veritable plague, especially around battlefields and disease-hit areas. they were

Attracted by the smell of carrion, and because various nobles once employed

Slaves come to enslave the souls of sinners to defend their family cemeteries to create penitents (other mods). but

As mentioned, today, there is civil strife between the empire and the storms all over the province, as well as the crisis of rebellion, in order for the people to be able to taste

Fresh human flesh was produced on the battlefield, and corpses began to leave the cemeteries and caves. casualties.

They live in small groups of 5 to 6 carcasses, usually rotten carrion and 1 or 2 bad bugs, led by a more powerful carcass (usually a male bull or female matriarch). They found where a recent battle had taken place, then they grabbed all the corpses on the ground in the area, moved them to a unique spot, forming a giant corpse, and slowly fed from there.

The undead will attack anyone who approaches these lairs, instead avoiding raw flesh. The only exception is a dark wizard who is powerful enough to tame beasts.

They are so vicious that common scavengers like vultures and crows will not even try to approach the nest. Additionally, smaller undead corpses like Ghouls or Alghuls (other mods) also avoid living with them due to the shameful nature of their behavior. Weak corpses like ghouls may die from the claws or acid of such larger corpses if one of them goes on a rampage.

Undead corpses seem to be completely absent from Nirn, as mages are rarely seen summoning them in combat or controlling them in some way. Scholars believe they enter the mortal world through dark portals hidden in Skyrim's deepest dark caverns, opened by the most blasphemous of cultists, and tied to the ancient realm of Namira - the Rotting Void, from which the corpses are the source of the phagocytic abomination. .

In this mod you'll find several variations of the Rotfiend, a relatively weak undead that isn't a big deal for mid-level characters, but despite their relative weakness they are fast and vicious so can be healed in a group. Rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten, rotten. Their presence is tainted by the infamy of decay.

Their speed is much faster than that of galloping horses.

May be taken care of when fighting them. People with swollen ones can vomit rotten blood.

Rotfiends are cousins ​​of Rotfiends. The bodies of these ugly, vaguely humanoid daedra are covered in decaying crumbs of flesh, beneath which lurk even more decaying muscle, stretched around strong yet flexible bones. Scurvers, who usually feed on old rotting corpses, prefer to seek out their prey in abandoned torture sites, forgotten cemeteries, and ancient battlefields, but sometimes they seem to seek out fresh carrion as well, becoming rotten demons. They are very aggressive and, despite feeding on corpses, are likely to attack if they encounter a living person. While fighting them, one does not forget their special spurs, the sharp p …