Andrewsarchus SE
Added Andrewsarchus to Skyrim.
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About this mod Machine translation
Added Andrewsarchus to Skyrim.
Andrewsarchus are large carnivorous ungulates native to Skyrim, Hammerfell, Cyrodiil, Elswyer and Valenwood. They have been around since the dawn of time, there used to be more of them, but now they are very few. They hunt large and small game, but they are also scavengers and omnivores and will eat almost anything. There are four variants of Andrewsarchus.
One of them is the River Andrewsarchus, considered the "weakest" of the four rivers. They can be found near some bodies of water.
The second is plain Andrewsarchus. As they suggest, they lived on high plains. They are slightly stronger than Andrus Akurus. They actively hunted elk and sometimes even mammoths of various sizes.
The third, Snowy Andrewsarchus, was much stronger than the first two and was found along the northern coast hunting whales, mud crabs and other shellfish.
And then the last one is Archus the Great. Of the four variants of Andrewsarchus, they are the most powerful and deadly. They can live anywhere except within reach and rifts. No one could successfully hunt them down. Not even Hircine himself recommends it!
These creatures have their own custom sounds and come with their own loot. The model has been modified so it can be assembled.
NOTE: I know the larger andrewsarchus has mismatched seams on the front which I will fix later. But this isn't immediately apparent in the game. I didn't notice it until I released the mod. I've been doing this for a week. I wouldn't really worry xD
I'd like to thank Robobirdie for the meshes and textures, and Alextriceratops123 for the sounds of Andrewsarchus.
Link to my discord channel -
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Andrewsarchus are large carnivorus ungulates that are native to Skyrim, Hammerfell, Cyrodiil, Elswyer and Valenwood. They have been around since the dawn era, there were more of them in the past, but now they're rare. They hunt game thats large and small, But they are also scavengers and omnivores and will eat just about anything. There are four variants of Andrewsarchus.
One of them is the River Andrewsarchus, they're considered the 'weakest and smallest' of the four. They can found near some bodies of water.
The second is the Plains Andrewsarchus. As their suggests, they live in the tundric plains. They're slightly stronger than the river Andrewsarchus. They actively hunt elk and sometimes mammoths that are young or old.
The third is the Snowy Andrewsarchus, much stronger than the first two, they are found on the northern coasts hunting horkers, mudcrabs and other shellfish.
And Then the last on is the Greater Andrewsarchus. They're the strongest and most deadly of among the four variants of Andrewsarchus. They can live anywhere with the exception of the reach and the rift. No one has been able to successfully hunt them. Not even Hircine himself recommends it!
These creatures have their own custom sound and They have their own loot. The models have been modified so that they can be rigged.
Note: I know there's mismatched seams on the greater andrewsarchus front, I'll fix it later. But it's not really noticeable in-game anyways. I didn't notice it until I published the mod. And I've work on it for a week. I wouldn't really worry about it xD
I like to give thanks for Robobirdie for the meshes and textures and Alextriceratops123 for the Andrewsarchus sounds.
Link to my discord channel -
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