Indrik-Mihail
First appearing in Aesop's Somerset DLC, Indie is a mythical, elk-like, semi-ethereal guardian of nature. Pure souls in service to Y'ffre and Kynareth, as well as other nature gods and demigods, Indriks possess innate elemental power and an incorruptible will to protect nature and its flora and fauna.
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First appearing in Aesop's Somerset DLC, Indie is a mythical, elk-like, semi-ethereal guardian of nature. Pure souls in service to Y'ffre and Kynareth, as well as other nature gods and demigods, Indriks possess innate elemental power and an incorruptible will to protect nature and its flora and fauna.
They are generally passive unless you come close to or harm the nature in their area, in which case an Indrik will attack enemies ferociously, being able to knock thunder from the sky with his claws, spit out poisonous mist and ice storms, launch fire blasts at you with his horns, and create exploding orbs of light that, in a true mining camp, Indrik will try to surround you with.
An Indrik can also use his light explosions to cause flint to fall from the sky, teleport himself to charge you from unexpected sides, and create Patronus, copies of himself made of pure ectoplasm that can still create explosions of light with their charges, although they are weaker and lack Indrik's elemental powers.
As a passive nature spirit and guardian, you can stay away from it, especially at lower levels. Only attack it if you really want to face one of the purest souls in the forest and have a tough battle.
Independents are rare and patrol the forests of Falkreath and some special natural spaces.
-1 new type of creature
INDRIK
-They have new sounds, behaviors, special effects, loot and spells
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