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Summon a dragon or giant! This mod "More Summons" adds 51 new NPCs that players can summon to aid them in lengthy battles.
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Summon a dragon or giant! This mod "More Summons" adds 51 new NPCs that players can summon to aid them in lengthy battles.
describe:
This is the first Skyrim mode I've chosen to release, and what it does is add 51 new summons that players can summon. These summons will serve players for a longer period of time than other vanilla summons - but will cost a considerable amount of mana. For a deeper dive into a specific feature, check out the Features section below.
feature:
*Please note that Giants and Dragons must be summoned outside the grass area.
summons:
Morrowind Summons:
ancestral ghosts
Bonelord
dreamer
Loading Riekling
Riekling Archer
Riekling
Redoran retainer
Redoran Housebrother
Redoran Archmaster
Turn into bear
vampire
werewolf
Free summons (no magic spells):
*Must speak to the Tome Master to obtain these spells.
Looter - An axe-wielding fighter that is less reliable in combat.
Skeleton - A skeleton that receives a random weapon when spawned and is extremely fragile.
Level 1 (requires 25 skills):
Warrior - Axe- and shield-wielding warrior that can take considerable damage.
Man-At-Arms - A giant sword wielding fighter that can deal massive amounts of damage.
Archer - A fighter-wielding archer that can attack from a range.
Mage - A spell-casting warrior equipped with a variety of spells to suit different combat situations.
Skeleton Soldier - A skeletal warrior that can fight with bows and arrows from a distance or up close.
Second level (requires 50 magic skills):
Veteran - basically a warrior with better items and skills.
Knight - Basically a man with better items and skills.
Archer - Basically an archer with better items and skills.
Combat Spells - Basically a mage with better items, skills and spells.
Berserker - A dual-wielding axe-fighter capable of doing more damage than a Knight and weapon - but less durable.
Crossbowman - Crossbowmen use fighters to deal more damage than Archers, but are slower.
Draugr - An undead warrior who can shout and strike with a two-handed axe.
Spriggan
saber
Bear
Level 3 (requires 75 skills):
Wispmother
mammoth
swordsman
Fencer
Paladin
assassin
great wizard
Mamluk
Huscarl
Master Level (requires 100 magic skills):
giant
dragon
Other subpoenas:
Crow Hag
Warhammerer
snow elf ancestors
Falma Warmonger
Mercenary (player level)
Bandit Thrall
Dragon Priest
Chaurus Hunter
ghost
ice ghost
Charus
The Tomes and Scrolls:
Once activated by talking to the Theme Master, tomes and scrolls with these spells will be added to a number of level lists that spawn items in chests around the world.
Install:
- Copy the .esp file to the Skyrim SE Data directory, which can be found in Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data.
- Start the game.
- In the start menu, select the "mod" option
- Enable the mod by selecting it in the mod list that pops up.
uninstall:
- Delete the .esp file to the Skyrim SE data directory, which can be found in Steam\SteamApps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data.
Disabled:
- Start the game.
- In the start menu, select the "mod" option
- Disable the mod by selecting it in the mod list that pops up (it should already be enabled).
How to get started:
In order for in-game themes and reels to spawn, you must speak to The Tome Master in Riverwood.
He can usually be found outside the Riverwood Trader.
You should receive a notification of the successfully added title and scrolling.
feedback:
Since this is my first pattern, I encourage feedback or criticism in any way, shape, or form.
I would be very grateful.
hint:
*Tip - There is a pre-placed tome located around the world that will give you a summoning spell without having to talk to The Tome Master.
*Tip - You can also add spells to the player using console commands.
Try typing help "summon warrior" or whatever you want to add to your player's spell list.
This will give you the ID you need so you can enter: "player.addspell 0600aa2a" - this number is the ID listed next to [SPEL]
Thanks …
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.