Gimli Gloin
I've made Arwen, Galadriel, Legolas and Tauriel. I thought I could make Gimli too. Especially in Skyrim there's a ton of dwarf lore and stuff. He is a bit shorter than the average person in Skyrim. Creating a dwarf of others is not a good idea. :-)
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I've made Arwen, Galadriel, Legolas and Tauriel. I thought I could make Gimli too. Especially in Skyrim there's a ton of dwarven lore and stuff. He is a bit shorter than the average person in Skyrim. Creating a dwarf of others is not a good idea. :-)
He owns Breezehome. I added some money as usual. In Gimli's case there are also some potions and blacksmith materials. What would happen to dwarves if there was no such thing? :-)
He also has a steel ax, so he has something logical to start defending himself with.
When I use Live another life mode, there is no main task going on. So you can make Gimli do whatever you want.
You will need the following mods:
Enhanced character editing SE
Apachii Sky hairstyle, latest version.
beard.
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He own Breezehome. And I have as usual added some money. And in Gimli's case also some potions and smithing material. What would a Dwarf be without such things?:- )
He have got a steel axe too so he have something resonable good to defend himself with for a start.
No main quest are going on as I use the Live another life mod. So you can let Gimli do as he like.
You will need the following mods:
Enhanced Character Edit SE
Apachii Sky hair, the latest version.
Beards.
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