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The Reapers are the four-armed, snake-like Dread Daedra who usually serve the Daedric Prince Molag Bal. Extremely fast and dangerous in combat, the Reaper casts a cloak of cold fire, attacks with explosive cold flames, creates areas of energy to explode and absorbs vitality with his claws.
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The Reapers are the four-armed, snake-like Dread Daedra who usually serve the Daedric Prince Molag Bal. Extremely fast and dangerous in combat, the Reaper casts a cloak of cold fire, attacks with explosive cold flames, creates areas of energy to explode and absorbs vitality with his claws.
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Originally appearing on ESO, Harvesters are four-armed, snake-like powerful Daedra who usually serve the Daedric Prince Molag Bal.
They are very rare and very powerful. You'll find them in the Morthal Marshes, guarding certain locations, summoned by powerful warlocks and falmer wizards roaming Soul Cairn, and you can also summon them. They come in two variants, Harvester and Dread Harvester, some of the scary ones have unique names and vary in size, but are always larger than a regular Harvester. The spells they use are very similar to their ESO counterparts, with Harvesters casting cold fire cloaks, attacking with explosive cold fire balls, creating energy area explosions and absorbing vitality with their claws.
You can also learn how to summon a Harvester, but you'll need to kill the most powerful Harvester in the game and take the book from her loot, called The Hivemother, and live on the Frostflow Abyss.
- NEW DAEDRA, HARVESTER from ESO,
New effects, loot, behaviors and sounds;
- HARVESTERS uses unique COLDFIRE MAGIC;
-SPELL to SUMMON HARVESTERS;
- Dip and hard figures
author:
Mihail-Harvester models, textures, animations, sounds and game implementation
Some assets used on this mod also belong to:
SimonSiminss - Amazing tutorial on changing magic colors and stunning blue fire magic texture;
RustyShackleford69-who helped me more
Information about the creature;
Thanks! :) Mihail Romanov
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(your videos and screenshots
would be very welcome)
First appeared on ESO, Harvesters are four-armed, snake-like powerfull Daedra that serve commonly the Daedric Prince Molag Bal.
They are quite rare, and very powerfull. You will find them in Morthal swamps, guarding some specific locations, being summoned by powerfull warlocks and falmer shamans, roaming Soul Cairn, and you can summon them too. They are present in two variants, Harvester and Dread Harvester, some of the dread ones have unique names, and vary in size, but are allways bigger than the common Harvesters. They use spells pretty much similar to the ESO counterparts, Harvesters cast coldfire cloaks, attack with explosive coldfireballs, create energy area explosions and absorb vitality with their claws.
You can also learn how to conjure Harvesters, but you need to kill the strongest Harvester in game, and take the book from her loot, named The Hivemother, and that lives on Frostflow Abyss.
- A NEW DAEDRA FROM ESO, HARVESTER,
with new effects, loot, behaviour and sounds;
- HARVESTERS USE UNIQUE COLDFIRE MAGIC;
-SPELL TO SUMMON HARVESTERS;
- IMMERSION AND HARD FIGHTS
Author:
Mihail- Harvester model, textures, animations, sounds and game implementation
Some assets used on this mod belong too:
SimonSiminss- amazing tutorials about changing magic colors and amazing blue fire magic textures;
RustyShackleford69- who helped me with more
lore information about this creature;
THANKS!:)Mihail Romanov
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