Charles Bronzesword
This was my attempt to make Charles Bronson, an American action and western film actor look like the character in Skyrim. I changed my name to Charles Bronzesword because I think this name is more suitable for someone who lives in Skyrim. Hope you like him?
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This was my attempt to make Charles Bronson, an American action and western film actor look like the character in Skyrim. I changed my name to Charles Bronzesword because I think this name is more suitable for someone who lives in Skyrim. Hope you like him?
For this character (made from the Nord race in Enhanced Character Editor). You might also have to use the Live Another life mod? Not entirely sure though. And you don't have to do the main story anyway.
I gave him 5000 gold coins so you don't have to start out poor. On the lover level, you really need good weapons and armor because the character you know is as fragile as a chicken. On top of that, you need food, drink, and lots of potions, and don't risk getting killed every 5 minutes.
He owns Breezehome btw.
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For this character ( made out of the Nord race in Enhanced Character Edit ). You may have to use the Live another life mod too? Not totally sure though. And you won't have to do the main story anyway.
I have given him 5000 gold, so you won't have to start out very poor. It's at the lover levels you really need good weapons and armor as your character as you know are weak as a chicken. And on top of that you will need food, drinks and many potions not to risk getting killed every 5 minutes.
He own Breezehome btw.
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