Valermos - Valermos
Valermos, also known as "Valermos - Sword of Fire", is designer Kit Rae's famous sword, featured in the game Two Worlds/Two Worlds 2 and possibly other projects. ESL flag exists
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Valermos, also known as "Valermos - Sword of Fire", is designer Kit Rae's famous sword, featured in the game Two Worlds/Two Worlds 2 and possibly other projects. ESL flag exists
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Added a beautiful sword to Skyrim that can be crafted at the forge.
The damage of this sword is comparable to the Demon Sword or the Dragon Bone Sword.
To forge this sword, you'll need steel, leather, ebony, and void salt.
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describe
Added a beautiful sword to Skyrim that can be crafted at the forge.
The damage of this sword is comparable to the Demon Sword or the Dragon Bone Sword.
To forge this sword, you'll need steel, leather, ebony, and void salt.
ESL exists
There is also a dagger.
If you have the dagger version and you replace it with the original ESL version, the dagger will disappear from the game!
So download the ESL version separately with dagger and put it on top of everything. This should be the final change.
I put a lot of effort into making this sword, so I hope you enjoy it.
Enjoy!
Updated to version 1.1:
Added two-handed version
Updated to version 1.1.1:
Added a weapon key - now you can improve the quality of the sword if you have the Ebony Smithing skill
Require
Skyrim SE/AE
live in harmony
Should be compatible with everything
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