Fizz's Trident is made by Lime1Light. League of Legends. SE version
This mod adds Fizz's trident as a mace for the world-famous game League of Legends
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds Fizz's trident as a mace for the world-famous game League of Legends
introduce
Another League of Legends mod
describe
This mod adds Fizz's trident from League of Legends. This is a mace for two reasons.
The first one: Fizz is considered unreasonable. Jedds are much shorter than humans. Both sexes rarely exceed 1 meter tall, with most averaging around 0.8 meters. Therefore, the weapon is not large enough to use it as a regular trident.
Second: Vanilla Skyrim has no animations suitable for the trident\spear fighting style.
About the textures: This time, I just borrowed the runes, the gems that can be found on the top of the model. The rest of the textures I created using Photoshop. Runes\Gems Author: LeviJohn
The trident can be crafted on a forge with a Death Bell (2x), Ebony Ingot (3x), Sapphire (4x), and Leather Band (3x).
Ebony Smith revitalization is needed.
who is hiss
Directly from this website:
Fizz are small amphibious animals that live in the coral reefs surrounding Bilgewater. He often retrieves tithes that superstitious captains put back into the sea, but even the saltiest sailor knows better than to cross him - as many underestimate this slippery character. Often mistaken for some kind of capricious sea spirit, he appears to be able to command the beasts of the deep and delights in confusing his allies and enemies alike.
Install
[NMM or any other type of Mod Manager]
Use NMM as usual.
[Manual installation]
Copy the data folder to your Skyrim directory.
allow
Feel free to use it, but don't forget to mention the author.
author
Lime 1 light
Programs I use
Blender 2.8.2,Photoshop 2020,NifScope 2.0,Outfit Studio,Creation Kit。
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Introduction
Another League of Legends mod
Description
The mod adds Fizz's trident from League of Legends. This one is a mace by two reasons.
The first one: Fizz is considered to be a Yordle. Yordles are much shorter than humans; both genders rarely exceed 1 meter tall, with most averaging around 0.8 meters. Thus the weapon cannot be big enough to use it as a common trident.
The second one: Vanilla Skyrim doesn't have such animation that can fit trident\spear fighting style.
About the textures: This time I've only borrowed the runes and the gem can one can find on the top of the model. The rest of the textures I created using Photoshop. The author of the runes\gem: LeviJohn
The trident can be crafted at a forge with a death bell(2x), an ebony ingot(3x), a sapphire gem(4x), and leather strips(3x).
Ebony Smithing perk is required.
Who is Fizz?
Straight from the web-site:
Fizz is an amphibious yordle, who dwells among the reefs surrounding Bilgewater. He often retrieves and returns the tithes cast into the sea by superstitious captains, but even the saltiest of sailors know better than to cross him—for many are the tales of those who have underestimated this slippery character. Often mistaken for some manner of capricious ocean spirit, he seems able to command the beasts of the deep, and delights in confounding his allies and enemies alike.
Installation
[NMM or any other type of mod manager]
Use the NMM the same way as always.
[Manual Install]
Copy Data folder to your Skyrim Directory.
Permission
Feel free to use but don't forget to mention the author.
The Author
Lime1Light
Programs I used
Blender 2.8.2, Photoshop 2020, NifScope 2.0, Outfit Studio, Creation Kit.
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.