If I play as Clan Volkihar in Dawnguard (undecided, given Requiem’s vampire mechanics) I think I’ll side with the empire and imagine the vampires are quietly taking over Skyrim during the chaos of the war. I’m going to avoid and civil war stuff until after the DB quests and then pretend it’s the emperor’s death that kicks off the Civil War. One of the things I really like about Skyrim after so long is the way questlines can be mixed and matched to support different narratives. Previously I’ve just been pickpocketing and brewing potions to earn money for trainers.Īfter the TG questline I’m going to switch over to the DB quest, finish it, then play enough of the MG and main questlines to get through the DLC.

Adds a new room in the Hall of Oddities with displays. They will keep their displays and other Legacy features for those who already have the mods, but we cant link to or share them. I dont think I installed it wrong since I did use the tutorial and followed all the. So I disabling mods one by one untill I found out that Legacy of the Dragonborn was causing the problem. I re-installed all of the texture mods and meshes and even the lighting mods but the problem was still there. The mods below are no longer officially supported by Legacy, as the authors are no longer distributing them. I installed Legacy with a few dozen other mods and I found that the note textures were missing. Right now I’m lvl 15 and just starting the TG questline. &0183 &32 No longer officially supported. My goal is to beat both expansions, which’ll probably require going to lvl 50 or so. While I like Requiem’s premise of forcing characters into non-adventuring tasks for the first few levels, I don’t want to spend hours grinding skills. I decided to stick with the Requiem modlist, although I bumped up the experience multipliers on some key skills to speed up the game.

Legacy of the dragonborn supported mods