deadly dragon

"Deadly Dragon" is Skyrim's ultimate dragon overhaul model. Customizable health and damage variables, new dragon types, and broad compatibility. If you're looking for a dragon encounter with something truly memorable, then this is what you need. *Provide friendly options*

Deadly Dragons is a mod with a single purpose; to make dragons the fearsome and powerful creatures they are. If a giant or a small group of local bandits can take down an ancient dragon, why would Scorpius need to save it?

By installing this mod you agree to participate in epic, challenging and intense dragon battles. Dragonscanandwill provide you with a challenge and your strength, strength and wisdom will determine whether you emerge victorious... or forever forgotten in the history of the Elder Scrolls. Utilize every skill and item you master to succeed in battle, and gain the knowledge that you are the only one in Tamriel who can slay a dragon.

feature

Xinlong:

In addition to Skyrims seven dragon types, fourteen new dragon types have been spread throughout the list. From level 10 to level 65, the higher you go, the bigger the dragon will be. Each dragon type is different, and there are also powerful versions of some lower-level varieties. Each one is different, with its own attacks and its own appearance. If you don't want any new dragon types, there is a very user-friendly version called the "Loremonger Edition". This version allows you to use the mod's full feature set, but does not add any new dragon types to your game and remains completely user-friendly.

New dragon list

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In version 6.5.0, some frost and fire variants of existing dragons were added. All of Skyrim, Dokengard and Dragonscream are now completely covered by Deadly Dragons.

Ultimate customization:

Through SkyUI's MCM menu, Deadly Dragons also lets you customize how difficult your experience will be. A dragon with 50,000 health points can do more than four times the damage of Legendary Dragons? You can do this. Want longer fights requiring more health? You can do this. No matter your style, Deadly Dragon lets you adjust health, melee damage, magic/breathing damage, armor, and resistances. They are irrelevant to each other. No matter how ridiculously defeated your dragons are, Deadly Dragons can and will challenge. Make your changes, go slay the dragon, and adjust as needed. It's really simple.

Sliders, options and changes:

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Assault:

In the MCM menu system, you'll notice something called "Assault." The attack function is simple. It is (in short) an auxiliary dragon spawner that runs on a timer, completely independent of Skyrim's normal

Spawning system. This timer is set by you and connected to Skryim's game time scale. You can set a base timer, choose another value to randomly add/subtract from, choose whether you want one or several dragons to spawn. This is to allow you to have more dragons spawn in unexpected places they wouldn't normally think of, and just to keep you on your toes. I personally recommend using 12/36 hours to randomly set the value for a few days (48-96 hours).

The "Safe Zone" toggle prevents the raid feature from spawning dragons in the main fixed caps and some dungeons. An optional patch is provided to remove keep caps from this feature, allowing dragons to spawn in these cities and surrounding areas.

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Deadly Dragon also includes some other options. Includes configurable Dragon Souls-to-perk-points, adjustable world unit respawn times, and the option to switch important NPCs to "Essential". All Deadly Dragons customization values ​​default to vanilla game settings using what you want and ignoring what you don't want. There are other mods that cover these features more comprehensively, but if you just want the basics, it's there for you.

Note: Attack dragons are scripted and not the standard spawning mechanism used by Skyrim. Deadly Dragons does not change dragon spawn rates or locations in any way, shape o …