Yunjian SE
A series of three blades inspired by Final Fantasy 7
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About this mod Machine translation
A series of three blades inspired by Final Fantasy 7
Yunjian
Jerick
from LE
Added three independent weapons, all of which can be used flexibly:
Bast's Sword
hard edge
Mithril Saber
The original mod can be found here. Please download and acknowledge the original author.
Description of the original mod
More and more blades are inspired by Final Fantasy 7.
I think you're going to want something that can cut through large swaths of trolls,
Robbers and dragons? Look further my friend! To me, Jerick, I'm
Missions provide you with the most powerful and stylish weapons available
Warriors!
This budding powerful blade has begun to grow smaller, but will soon become Sovngarde's most powerful soul!
All of the blades on display here are inspired by the Final Fantasy VII array
A sword that fits Cloud Strife, everyone loves Ex-SOLDIER, and Psycho is a world worth saving. Inspiration is, but not direct repetition.
Obtaining the sword is a simple task. They can be obtained by crafting
At least steel craftsmanship is required.
Also, the swords may or may not be scattered in strange and seemingly random locations around Skyrim...or maybe not?
These swords are completely self-contained and require no other modules to function
allow
"You can convert this file for use with other games as long as you credit me as the creator of the file"
This mod does not select donation points nor is it used for monetization in any way. This is a simple port that makes the author's work readily available to SE players.
This mod has been rigorously tested in the game. The mesh has been optimized, BSA repackaged, and plugins converted to 44.
If you encounter any problems using this conversion, please let me know in the post.
All credit goes to Jerick for creating these incredible weapons.
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Cloud Swords
by Jerick
Ported from LE
Adds three standalone weapons, all craftable and temperable:
Buster Sword
Hard Edge
Mithril Saber
The original mod can be found here. Please download and endorse the original author.
Description of the original mod
A growing collection of blades inspired by Final Fantasy 7.
I take it you're in the mood for something that can cut through large swathes of trolls,
bandits and dragons? Look no farther my friend! For I, Jerick, am on a
mission to provide you with arms fit for the mightiest and swankiest of
warriors!
This budding collection of mighty blades has started small, but shall soon grow mighty as the mightiest soul in Sovngarde!
All the blades featured here are inspired by Final Fantasy VII's array
of swords befitting Cloud Strife, everyone's favorite Ex-SOLDIER with mental problems a world to save. Inspired yes, but not direct duplications.
Acquisition of the Swords is a simple task. They are available through crafting
with a minimum of the Steel Crafting perk required.
Also the swords may or may not be distributed though-out strange and seemingly random locations around Skyrim... or maybe not?
These swords are completely standalone and require no other mod to function
Permission
"You can convert this file to work with other games as long as you credit me as the creator of the file"
This mod is not opted in for donation points, nor will it be used in any way for profit. This is a simple port to make the author's work readily available to SE players.
The mod has been heavily tested in game. Meshes have been optimized, the BSA repacked, and plugin converted to form 44.
If you experience any problems using this conversion, let me know in the post.
All credit goes to Jerick for creating these incredible weapons.
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.