Elven Blade
This mod adds a two-handed SpiritFoxy blade to the Silverdrift Lair stuck on the floor near the word wall. Next to it is a one-handed version of the same blade :)
Screenshots 6 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds a two-handed SpiritFoxy blade to the Silverdrift Lair stuck on the floor near the word wall. Next to it is a one-handed version of the same blade :)
SpiritFoxy Blade v1_1 SE
______________________________
Reason for this mod:
_____________________
I was checking out Daz Studio's website to get some ideas of the models for sale there when I saw this blade in Daz Studio's free models section.
I liked the look of it, so I downloaded it, modified the file, and added it to my game for use with my characters.
I've seen a lot of cool sword mods, but nothing quite like this, and think a lot of players would want to use it too.
I emailed the sword's creator, SpiritFoxy, and asked for permission to add it to Oblivion.
She replied that she would be honored. :)
Fast forward a few years and I've added this to my Skyrim installation.
I contacted SpiritFoxy again and requested permission to release this for her in Skyrim.
She was kind enough to grant me access to Skyrim.
All credit for creating this model and textures goes to SPIRITFOXY.
Thanks to her for letting me share this with you all.
What this Mod does:
____________________
This mod adds a SpiritFoxy Blade to the Silver Drift lair next to the word wall.
It also adds a Spiritfoxy sword (one-handed version) in the same location.
Install:
______________
Unpack 7zip. Open the file and find the file labeled "Data."
Edit\Copy this data file to your Skyrim folder
When prompted to overwrite a file with the same name, answer "Yes".
Load the game and place a check mark next to SpiritFoxy Blade.esp in the Data directory.
Play and enjoy.
Or use the Mod Manager and skip to the fun.
Thank you and thank:
_____________________
Big thanks to SpiritFoxy for creating the original mesh and textures for this awesome weapon and for giving me permission to convert it for use in Skyrim and release it.
Go to Deviant Art to check out her awesome 3D art.
Permissions:
______________
Please contact SpiritFoxy for permission to use this file in any way other than redistributing the mod in its original form.
Version history:
_________________
1.0 initial version
1.1 added a one-handed version of the model in the same location.
————————————————————————————————
SpiritFoxy Blade v1_1 SE
______________________________
Reason for this mod:
_____________________
I was looking at Daz studios website checking out the models for sale there for some ideas when I came across this blade in their free models section.
I liked the look of it so downloaded it, modified the files, and added it to my game for my character to use.
I have seen many cool sword mods, but nothing quite like this, and figured that a lot of players would also like to use this.
I e-mailed the sword's creator SpiritFoxy, and asked for permissions to add this to Oblivion.
She replied that she would be honored.:)
Fast forward a few years, and I added this to my Skyrim installation.
I again contacted SpiritFoxy and asked for permissions to release this for her in Skyrim.
She was nice enough to grant me permissions to do so for Skyrim.
ALL CREDIT FOR CREATION OF THIS MODEL, AND TEXTURE GOES TO SPIRITFOXY.
Thanks to her for allowing me to share this with everyone.
What This Mod Does:
____________________
This mod adds one SpiritFoxy Blade to Silverdrift Lair next to the word wall.
It also adds one Spiritfoxy Sword (one handed version) at the same location.
Installation:
______________
Unpack the 7zip. Open the files, and find the file labeled 'Data'.
Edit\Copy this data file to your Skyrim folder
When prompted to overwrite files with the same name answer "Yes".
Load the game and place a checkmark next to SpiritFoxy Blade.esp in the Data directory.
Play, and enjoy.
Or use a mod manager and skip to the fun.
Thanks, and Credits:
_____________________
Big huge thanks to SpiritFoxy for creating the original mesh, and texture for this awesome weapon, and for granting permissions for me to convert it for …
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.