You won’t find new quests, new lands, new creatures, or new mechanics here.
Additional gameplay and AI mods do a lot of work to improve the experience of playing vanilla Skyrim, without moving far away from the game Bethesda created. The ethos of Dragon Rising is simple – to fix bugs, improve the UI, and enhance the visuals of Skyrim in a performance-friendly way.
Last Update: December 10th, 2017 ( History)Ĭontinue reading “Blood’s Honor” → DecemDecem5 Comments If you have not already done so, please consider reading and completing a Dragon Rising install. Of course, you can simply look at the below mods and install them onto any load order, but they have been selected with Dragon Rising in mind.
Note: Blood’s Honor assumes that the user has already followed the Dragon Rising guide. So pick up your weapon of choice, Dragonborn. The second is a small collection of mods to enhance your experience with the Companions in-game – because if you’ve installed Blood’s Honor, you might well find yourself taking up residence in the halls of Jorrvaskr. The first is my recommendations for the best weapons and armor mods, giving you more things to kill your enemies with, and more ways to look cool doing it. In addition, Blood’s Honor contains a two entirely optional sections. Draugr, undead, and dragons are now the feared creatures they always should have been, and you won’t want to venture into one of Skyrim’s many Nordic tombs without the right equipment, or at least some magical knowledge. But you will still have to think about your opponent. You’ll deal and take more damage, but you’ll have tools to deal with that – timed blocking, the ability to actually get out of the way of a big power attack, being able to block while dual wielding, and the possibility of limited, cost-free training to get you going. With these mods installed, combat will be quicker, more dynamic, more rewarding of both skilled play and prior preparation, and a lot more lethal. So, as with Dragon Rising, the idea behind Blood’s Honor is to enhance what’s already there, not try to change or replace it. My intention is not to overhaul Skyrim’s combat completely – however hard people try, you just can’t recreate a system like Dark Souls or The Witcher 3 in Skyrim’s engine. My intention is to create a series of add-ons to effectively create a modular mod guide – install the base, then add ‘packs’ based on the kind of playthrough you’re intending to do.īlood’s Honor is named after a quest in the Companions’ storyline, which should tell you everything you need to know about it. It is designed to seamlessly fit in with a full Dragon Rising install – simply add the new mods to your list in the relevant sections, recreate your Bashed Patch, and go. Blood’s Honor is the first ‘add-on’ to Dragon Rising.
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