Bear's Cave Mill
Bear's Cave Mill: A dilapidated farmhouse and sawmill overrun by bandits.
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Bear's Cave Mill: A dilapidated farmhouse and sawmill overrun by bandits.
Resume the cut location where the creation tool was called "BearsCaveMill", although no bear cave appears here. The place name is just a nickname for it, it should be called "Eyldi The Bear" (appears here, she's even referenced by the guards if Storm Shield takes control of Falkreath)
It has been referenced by several sources in the game, one example being in a "Note to the Authorities" in an unmarked shed.
This location is located in the southern part of Pinewatch.
I just made a nice bland mod for those who want to restore clipped game content.
If you have any questions please let me know.
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Restores a cut location which the creation kit refers to as 'BearsCaveMill', although no bear cave appears here. The location name is just its nickname as a person who is referred to as 'Eyldi The Bear' was supposed to appear here, (she is even referenced by guards if the stormcloaks control Falkreath)
It has been referenced by a few sources in game, an example of this is in the "note to authorities" in an unmarked shack.
The location is located just south of Pinewatch.
This is a pretty bland mod I just made it for those who want to restore cut game content.
Please let me know if there are any issues.
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