Kryn Dormer
My new independent half-elf follower, can be found in the Sleeping Giant's Riverwood. I'd also like to thank bchick3 for his help.
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My new independent half-elf follower, can be found in the Sleeping Giant's Riverwood. I'd also like to thank bchick3 for his help.
Introducing Kryn Dormer, a new independent Nord/Altmer half-elf follower. She comes equipped with her own breastplate (which is an improved version of Gen Tullius' armor) with special enchantments. Her armor is upgradeable and belongs in Daedric's Smithy, as its armor value is almost the same as Daedric armor. She is also marryable and can be found at the Sleeping Giant Inn.
I presented actress Natalie Dormer's perspective based on shows like "Game of Thrones" and "The Tudors."
Kryn is a former Imperial soldier who is very skilled with one-handed weapons and she can train you to master level just like you.
If you have any questions about her please let me know and I will address them as soon as possible.
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Introducing Kryn Dormer a new standalone Nord/ Altmer half-elf follower. She comes equipped with her own Cuirass (which is a modification of Gen Tullius armor) with a special added enchantment. Her armor can be upgraded and falls under the Daedric smithing since it’s armor rating is almost the same as Daedric armor. She is also marriageable and can be found in the Sleeping Giant Inn.
I based her look off of the actress Natalie Dormer from shows like Game of Thrones and the Tudors.
Kryn is a former Imperial Soldier who is so skilled at one-handed weapons that she can train you up to master level like her.
If you have any issues with her just let me know and I will address them as soon as I can.
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