College of Restoration, University of Winterhold
This is an independent, rational and immersive restoration proposal for Winterhold's damaged University Bridge.
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This is an independent, rational and immersive restoration proposal for Winterhold's damaged University Bridge.
College of Restoration, University of Winterhold
It looks like the University Mages have finally figured out a way to fix their bridge excuse. Not knowing how to lay tiles, they decided to use Winterhold's next most common material. ice. With a little magic, they managed to improve their guaranteed death-day walkway into the occasionally broken-ankle bridge. Good enough.
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CoW Bridge Fix provides a seemingly sensible and neat look without the Saudi Bridge. The walkway has been patched with what may be magic ice, and a rock arch has been added to support the pillars hanging below. Load it before any Winterhold or University modifications, it should be compatible as long as they don't change the bridge.
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College of Winterhold Bridge Fix
It looks like the college mages finally figured out a way to fix their crap excuse for a bridge. Not knowing how to lay a brick, they decided to use Winterhold's next most commonly available material. Ice. With a little magic, they managed to improve their guaranteed death-a-day walkway into an occasional broken ankle bridge. Good enough.
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CoW Bridge Fix offers a lore plausible and neat looking way to not have a shite bridge. The walkway has been patched with probably magical ice and a rock arch has been added to support the pillars that dangled below. Load it before any Winterhold or college overhauls and it should be compatible as long as they don't change the bridge.
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