Nord Mastiffs
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The Nord Mastiff is a large, strong and tough dog breed from Skyrim. Very useful in the past to protect temples and cities, today it is mainly used by bandits. You can also find some of the horrific rabies variants wandering around. Draugulfs are undead draugr-like ancient Norse mastiffs, buried alongside draugrs and dragon priests, and resurrected with them.
The Nord Mastiff is a large, strong and tough dog breed from Skyrim. In the past he was often used to guard temples, cities and farms, today he is viewed with suspicion and fear by the townspeople due to his aggressive behavior and is often used by bandits to guard camps, forts and fight dogs. You'll see them in the exact spot you would with the bandits.
Draugulfs are undead draugr-like ancient Norse mastiffs who were buried alongside draugrs and dragon priests and resurrected next to them to protect Norse tombs.
A rabid dog is a stray Nordic dog that has rabies. They are completely fearless, insane and terrifying due to the effects of disease on the brain and body covered in open hounds caused by fighting themselves or with other creatures (they will attack everything). Be careful or you'll contract rabies, a fatal disease that basically dooms you until you receive a blessing of healing or take a potion that cures the disease. On the roads alone, you'll rarely find this last thing and attack within sight. - 1 new dog breed (Nord Mastiff) out of 5 variants: Black Nord Mastiff Brown Nord Mastiff Black Dog Brown Dog Draugulf - They have new sounds, behaviors - Latest Skyrim update - DLC Hearthfire
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