Daedric Fork
This is a mod that adds a new weapon to the game called the "daedric fork". It's balanced and killer. I can be crafted by any forge. Inspired by this video:
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This is a mod that adds a new weapon to the game called the "daedric fork". It's balanced and killer. I can be crafted by any forge. Inspired by this video:
The Daedric Fork is a new weapon now available to the Dragonborn. This is a fork imbued with the soul of Daedra and made of ebony. Base damage is 25 (excluding one-handed skills.)
Knowledge:
Three hundred years before the events of Skyrim, a cultist kept hearing the whispers of Sheogorath (the mad Prince Dadric) telling them how to imbue worldly objects with worldly power. Messengers received cryptic instructions on how to make it. But Dead's search materials and instructions were retrieved from near his body by a Redguard Daedric priest named Nafiri. Nafiri wrote about his quest in his diary before realizing he was being watched by Molag Bal's admirers. He hid in Markarth's abandoned house (unbeknownst to him that was where Molag's shrine was) and was discovered when they returned to pray to the Great Lord Dadric. They slaughtered him and left him to rot before Molag Bal in order to drag his soul into Cold Harbor. The Dragonborn found Nafiri's skeleton in the abandoned house thirty years later and picked up his diary, which contained instructions for its creation.
(Technically, this is another Daedric artifact from Sheogorath along with Wabbajack)
Install:
Use Vortex or other Mod Manager:
Click "Download with mod-manager" and enable it.
manual:
Download "DaedricFork.zip" and extract the contents into the data folder.
Make sure load order is set (regardless of actual position) and enabled.
Production:
(As I encourage you to delve deeper into the lore and game to figure it out, the actual crafting recipes won't be shown on this page.)
In order to make a Daedric fork, you will need the following privileges (for the most part):
Diedric Smith
ebony smith
Arcane Blacksmith
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The Daedric fork is a new weapon the Dragonborn can now wield. It is a fork imbued with the souls of the Daedra and constructed with ebony. It does a base damage of 25 (not including one-handed skills.)
Lore:
Three-hundred years before the events in Skyrim, a cultist kept hearing whispers from Sheogorath (the Daedric Prince of madness) on how to imbue mundane items with infernal power. The cultist receives cryptic instructions on how to make it. But dies looking for the materials and the instructions are taken from his corpse near Solitude by a Redguard Daedric priest named Nafiri. Nafiri writes in his journal about his quest before he realizes he's being watched by Molag Bal cultists. He hides away in the abandoned house in Markarth (unknowing that is where Molag's shrine is) and is found when they return to pray to their Daedric lord of domination. They slaughter him and leave him to rot in the presence of Molag Bal so that his soul may be dragged into Cold Harbour. the Dragonborn finds Nafiri's skeleton thirty years later in the abandoned house and picks up his journal that has the instructions to craft it.
(technically, this another Daedric artifact of Sheogorath alongside the Wabbajack)
Installation:
Using Vortex or another mod manager:
Click "Download with mod-manager" and enable.
Manual:
Download "DaedricFork.zip" and extract the contents into the data folder.
Make sure to set the load order (doesn't really matter where) and enable.
Crafting:
(The actual crafting recipe will not be shown on this page as I encourage you to dig deeper into the lore and game to find out.)
In order to craft the Daedric fork, you will need the following perks (for lore reasons):
Daedric Smithing
Ebony Smithing
Arcane Blacksmith
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.