Claimh Solais
This mod is an SSE conversion of lautasantenni's 'Claimh Solais' standalone weapon mod for Oldrim. Ported and uploaded with permission.
Screenshots 8 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
This mod is an SSE conversion of lautasantenni's 'Claimh Solais' standalone weapon mod for Oldrim. Ported and uploaded with permission.
This model is an SSE conversion of "Claimh Solais" by lautasantenni, for use with SSE. It adds a standalone two-handed sword to the world of Skyrim.
All credit goes to lautasantenni's creation and used with permission in the conversion below.
Spoiler: Show
Quick run:
I absolutely love weapon mods and feel the awesome mods deserve a breath of fresh air. So here we are. If you like this mod then please visit
Please note:
I have ported and tested this mod in a vanilla and heavily modified version of SSE. The mod manager I use is Vortex. So far I haven't had any problems
Weapon location:
Not for the faint of heart:
Spoiler: Show
For the experienced adventurer:
Spoiler: Show
For partygoers:
Spoiler: Show
Install:
Method 1: Install via your favorite Mod Manager (you have one...right?)
Method 2: Extract the contents of the archive and dump it into the /Data folder
uninstall:
Method 1: Uninstall via your favorite Mod Manager
Method 2: Browse the /Data folder and manually delete the previously copied folder
Don’t forget, the most important thing is to have fun! :)
The original mod is described below
DAWNGUARD NEEDED!
This mod adds the legendary blade Claimh Solais to the game.
Spoiler: Show
The blade has a base damage of 26 and deals 20 points of sun damage on strike. The blade can be sharpened with sapphire, and glass-making techniques are suitable for this weapon.
Like the original, Claimh Solais has a fast attack speed, and this is true as well. A regular greatsword swings at a speed of 0.7 and has a speed of 0.95.
——————————————————————————————————————————————————————
This mod is an SSE conversion of "Claimh Solais" by lautasantenni, for use in SSE. It adds a standalone 2 handed sword to the world of Skyrim.
All credit belongs to lautasantenni for its creation, with permission granted for this conversion below.
Spoiler:
Show
Quick run down:
I absolutely love weapon mods, and feel that great mods deserve to have a breath of fresh air. As such, here we are. If you enjoy this mod, then please visit theoriginal page at and give it an endorse. I'm sure lautasantenni would appreciate it!
Please note:
I have ported and tested this mod myself in both a vanilla and heavily modded version of SSE. The mod manager I've used is Vortex. I haven't run into any issues so far
Weapon location:
Not for the faint-hearted:
Spoiler:
Show
For the experienced adventurer:
Spoiler:
Show
For the party pooper:
Spoiler:
Show
Installation:
Method 1: Install via your favorite Mod Manager (you do have one..right?)
Method 2: Extract the contents of the archive, and dump into the /Data folder
Uninstallation:
Method 1: Uninstall via your favorite Mod Manager
Method 2: Dig through the /Data folder and manually delete the folders that you previously copied in
Don't forget that the most important thing is to have fun!:)
Original mod description below
REQUIRES DAWNGUARD!
This mod adds the legendary blade Claimh Solais into the game.
Spoiler:
Show
The blade has base damage of 26 and does 20 sun damage on strike. The blade can be sharpened with sapphires and the glass smithing perk applies to this weapon.
Like the original, Claimh Solais has a fast attack speed, and so does this one. Regular greatsword swings at speed of 0.7 claimh solais swimgs at speed of 0.95.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.