who killed the dragon
Providing "dog left behind in carcass after dragon attack" encounters a living kicking dragon. Vanilla and USSEP versions. electrostatic precipitator
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Providing "dog left behind in carcass after dragon attack" encounters a living kicking dragon. Vanilla and USSEP versions. electrostatic precipitator
From Wiki: “Three burned bodies surrounded a carriage. Nearby were a stray dog and possibly a dragon.
But in my games, dragons always: disappear after a short flight, die, or fall dead.
Who killed the dragon? That dog? The wrath of the gods?
This gives you a more sensible beast alive. We finally know who killed the dragon.
NOTE: Non-USSEP versions still retain an important fix: removing the "run once" flag from tasks.
Another note: It goes without saying that if the dragons are not dead or missing in your game, you don't need this mod.
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From a wiki: 'Three burnt corpses around a carriage. A stray dog nearby and possibly a dragon'.
But in my game the dragon is always: missing, dead, or dropping dead after a short flight.
Who killed the dragon? The dog? The wrath of the Gods?
This gives you a more sensibly alive beast; we'll know who killed the dragon, at last.
NOTE: the non-USSEP version still carries over one important fix: removes the "run once" flag from the quest.
ANOTHER NOTE: it goes without saying that if the dragons aren't dead or missing in your game, you don't need this mod.
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