Gravelords- Mihail
Gravelords are extremely powerful undead creatures associated with the principles of Sithis and the Void, which are representations of the primal state of emptiness and chaos. They wander the darkest places of Nirn and Oblivion, surrounded by the fearsome Gravelord servants.
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Gravelords are extremely powerful undead creatures associated with the principles of Sithis and the Void, which are representations of the primal state of emptiness and chaos. They wander the darkest places of Nirn and Oblivion, surrounded by the fearsome Gravelord servants.
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Gravelords are extremely powerful undead creatures associated with the principles of Sithis and the Void, which are representatives of the primordial state of emptiness and chaos, and are neither Aedra nor Daedra. Nonetheless, Gravelords can also be seen on Coldharbour and Soul Cairn, proving that they may be just daedric in nature but spiritually connected to the Sithis' Void Principles, or simply outsiders on those planes, and the creation of the Void itself.
Gravelord's body is a large skeletal shape made of many darkened human bones connected together, resembling a humanoid form. The torso tilts forward, giving him a hunched appearance, with his actual skull stuffed with dead bodies and bones, and his entire torso is covered in ribcage and skull, with arms and legs dangling around him. His legs are very heavy because they have so many bones attached to them, which slows them down. His left hand is a huge natural bone hand, while his right hand is equipped with a three-bone forearm, which terminates in a sharp bone knife covered with dark marrow. Many other intact skeletons simply adorn him as armor, and they use some of them as minions in battle.
His body is covered with a hidden cloak made of dark mists, the essence of his own void and death, shape-shifting at will, and in constant motion.
With the exception of the weaker minor variant, every Gravelord is capable of carrying fearsome Gravelord servants, carrying ebony weapons.
Some members of the Dark Brotherhood have been known to be able to summon some of their own, what they call the Wraiths of Sithis, smaller and weaker versions of the regular Gravelords, to punish those DB Assassins who make mistakes with the Order, as we've seen with Oblivion and ESO.
There are only a few Gravelords, and they are unique bosses and non-respawnables. For example, the Grand Gravelord guards Valerica in Soul Cairn and Serana in Dimhollow Crypt. They guard the last two Elder Scrolls (my Dwarven Colossus guards the other). Some people are also serving Malkoran. Smaller versions known as Withith of Sithis are summoned, you cannot learn this spell, you need to use a special ebony staff to summon them. The staff is called Sithis Finger, and there are only two ways to obtain it. One is to kill Cícero, when you are sent by Astrid to kill him he will summon a ghost of Sithis. If you choose to kill Cícero, you can loot the staff from his body. It was impossible to get staff from him before or after. Another option is to loot the body of one of the staff after death at the hands of Penitus Oculatus agents. Only one member is staffed, and only after death.
You can use their arms as swords after death, they are heavy to use on your character, but you can use them because they are very strong.
- A new type of undead - GRAVELORDS
- Custom GRAVELORD sounds (Black Sacrament);
- Custom Loot: GRAVELORD SWORD and
SITHIS FINGER (the staff member who summons the ghost of Sithis);
- They summon gravelord servants
- Immersive and grueling combat.
author:
Mihail - Gravelord and Gravelord servant models, textures, sounds, animations, loot, effects and game implementation
Some assets used on this mod also belong to:
74_mos - for ebony employees
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Mikhail Romanov
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Gravelords are immensely powerfull undead beings connected to the principle of Sithis and the Void, the representation of the primordial states of emptiness and chaos, and that is neither Aedra or Daedra. Dispite this, Gravelords also can be seen on Coldharbour and Soul Cairn, proving that they may be just daedric in …
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