Vargr - Draugr
Added undead hounds to draugr's den.
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About this mod Machine translation
Added undead hounds to draugr's den.
Vargr 1.0
Undead hounds plague the crypts alongside their draugr masters.
Dawnguard is needed!
This is basically a recreation of the Death Hound without the collar. This idea came to me when I was lamenting the boredom of Skyrim's Crypts. So some changes in the enemies encountered by the dramatists came to mind. You can encounter some of these draugr hounds in every Nordic crypt. Some of them are assigned to special factions. There hasn't been extensive beta testing, other than I know the creature itself should work fine. Clean with TES5EDIT.
You are free to use it in your own mods. No trust required either, but if you want to get better, you can.
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Vargr 1.0
Undead hounds that haunt the crypts along their draugr masters.
Requires Dawnguard!
This is basically a retexture of the Death Hound without the collar. The idea came to me when I lamented on the boredom of Skyrim's crypts. So figured that some variety to the enemies encountered among the draugr. You can encounter a few of these draugr hounds in every nordic crypt. A few of them are assigned to special factions. Haven't done extensive beta-testing, other than that I know the creature itself should work fine. Cleaned with TES5EDIT.
You can use this freely in your own mods. No need to credit either, but you can if you want to be nice.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- 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.
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