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Add elephants to skyrim
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About this mod Machine translation
Added elephants to Skyrim.
Substitute
Warning: This mod replaces all Skyrim mammoths (wild and tame) with elephants. However, you may encounter some problems or errors (cannot check everything). Please report it here! (Mammoth ingredients will not be replaced)
Scroll to Mate with Wild Animals SKYRIM!
- Elephant (mount)
- Gomphhere (mount)
"The Gomphotheres were once a common group, however only a few remained in the Americas during the Pleistocene. Technically, Mastodon, Stegodon and Cuvieronius were part of the gomphothere line, and all three thrived until people arrived in the Americas, where they were hunted to extinction. These late gomphotheres res are similar to earlier species, but they have only the top jaw. The early gomphotheres have four tusks. Two on the upper jaw and two on the lower jaw. These tusks on the bottom may be odd, like the tusks of Platybelodon, which are directly similar to the earlier four-tusked version, like the Gomphotherium itself." (RoboBirdie)
- Cuvieronius (mount)
"This elephant was slightly smaller than a living elephant and was built in a very different way. It had a longer body, a longer skull, wider legs, and slightly curved and somewhat spiral tusks. It lived in northern and South America from about 5 million years ago. Until humans arrived 100,000 years ago. Mastodons took over much of North America at the beginning of the Pleistocene 2 million years ago, and they are still common in the cool highlands and Andean valleys and plateaus." (RoboBirdie)
- Mastodon (mount)
"Mastodons were browsing elephants that bred in regions from the Arctic to the Arctic, and from the Arctic to the tropics. It had large, curved tusks that were smaller than their giant contemporaries. It also shared the Cuvieronius gomphothere build. While mammoths grazed plains, grasslands, and savannas, mastodons browsed forests, swamps, scrub, and border environments." (RoboBirdie)
This mod adds the ability to quickly create hordes of elephants (5,15,50,100...more?...watch your computer freeze!)
To obtain these elephants, simply purchase the scroll found in Carlotta in Whiterun. Now open your inventory, navigate to "Scroll" and there they are. You drop them, and when they hit the ground, they hatch into elephants.
To find reels in Merchant, you must select the mod you want to purchase and place it at the bottom of the list when you launch the game.
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RoboBirdie/Berkian as elephant among new creatures
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Adds Elephants in Skyrim.
REPLACER
Warning: This mod replaces all Skyrim's mammoths (wild and tamed) with elephants. However, you may encounter some problems or bugs (impossible to check everything). Please report them here! (ingredients of mammoths are not replaced)
SCROLLS REPOPULATE SKYRIM WITH WILD ANIMALS!
- Elephant (mount)
- Gomphothere (mount)
"Gomphotheres were once a widespread group however by the Pleistocene only a few remained all in the Americas. Technically the Mastodon, Stegodon and Cuvieronius are part of the gomphothere line and all three thrived till mans arrival to the Americas where they were hunted to extinction. These late gomphotheres were built much like earlier species however they had only the tusks in the top jaws. Early gomphotheres had four tusks. Two on top jaw, two on the bottom jaw. These bottom tusks could be quite bizarre such as the giant shovel like tusks of Platybelodon to straight simple tusks. The one I modeled this one after is the earlier four tusked versions such as Gomphotherium itself." (RoboBirdie)
- Cuvieronius (mount)
"This elephant was a little smaller than living elephants and was rather different in build. It was more squat with a longer body, longer less crowned skull, wider placed legs, and long slightly bowed and lossely spiraled tusks. It lived in both North and South America from 5 million years ago till the arrival of humans 10 000 years ago. While around the begining of the P …
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.