Santanism-Christmas Adventure

To celebrate the holiday traditions that most of us Gentiles have, we bring you a creepy "I'm So Scared" Christmas Quest mod featuring dozens of custom Christmas-themed creatures, weapons, armor, textures, music, and kettles. A complete voice experience, including 244 lines of customized voice dialogue.

Merry Christmas from the creators of revered gameplay including "Manmoth" and "Wormmplified Skyrim"!

To celebrate our most Pagan tradition of taking a day off, we bring you a story about love, friendship, and fulfilling childhood dreams. 'Tis the silly season, rumors are spreading. Wherever you go, hope will shine in people's eyes, and even the barren wastelands will exude a hazy sense of joy and celebration. Even in the most distant corners, people were whispering.

They say that a lonely and humble carpenter asks for aid and will generously admit anyone who accepts his offer to meet him! Of course, you don't have to answer his call, but it will definitely help you get on a good list!

A unique Christmas-themed island with cozy and spooky locations throughout.

4 story-based missions and exciting characters to interact with.

1 tracker with a unique appearance, voice and spell.

1 custom product and very cute.

5 more or less epic boss battles.

A complete voice experience, including 244 lines of customized voice dialogue.

Lots of customizable Christmas themed creatures, weapons, armor, textures, music and water bottles.

Usually, there's also a lot of stupid and obnoxious shit.

Santanism was created for vanilla non-SE Skyrim with no other dependencies - just play with it!

It doesn't require any DLC.

It does not require any other utility modules such as SKSE.

To start Santanism, head to the Dawn Star, then go northeast, past the museum, and find Joshua by the bonfire. Talk to him to start the first mission.

OBS! When starting a mission, it is recommended not to bring any followers. While these missions can proceed without a hitch, your followers may disappear in the process. However, you can always bring the follower back via console command if needed.

In general, I strongly recommend not using console commands to trick the task and move on. Doing something you're not supposed to do will obviously do something for you, but will break the mod. Unless the solution to the reported error tells you otherwise: never use TCL. Never use COC. Never use unlock. And so on.

Santanism doesn't have any actual level requirements, although it's recommended that you be at least level 30. The best results are probably around level 50.