Download mod for Skyrim 5 Somerset. Summerset Isle is a global mod for TES V: Skyrim. Main storyline

I present to your attention a mod comparable in size to DLC. This is a continuation of the Archmage line. After you become an Archmage, you can move to the Summerset Isles, the fiefdom of the high elves for this, after you become an Archmage, go to the Frosthearth tavern, sort of like that, anyway - there is only one tavern in Winterhold and talk to by courier.
A flood of quests awaits you, which, unlike the original Skyrim, are not at all linear. Not all quests have a marker; you will have to read books, notes and a journal, eavesdrop on conversations and otherwise obtain information.
Peculiarities:
About 30+ hours of new campaign.
60+ new, original quests.
600+ new NPCs.
30+ traders.
Summerset itself and new locations.
Houses to build and buy.
New things, food and drink.
New ingredients.
Dozens of new creatures.
Unique travel system.
40+ cities, towns and villages.
60+ dungeons.
New spells.
New music.
Voice acting.
Companions will also be able to travel around Summerset.
Lorfriendly. Lorophiles, be silent.
Game requirements: “Guardian of the Dawn”, be an Archmage of the College.
System requirements:
Minimum VRam 1Gb - not recommended
1.62 Gb Disk Space
VRam 2Gb or more
SKSE
ENB Boost
SFO
Download update 1.1
Video.

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- Main storyline -

Summerset Isle continues the story of the Arch-Mage of Winterhold, who is summoned to the lands of the Altmer. Mystical and Heroic fantasy quests are open to exploration, you will have to make choices or make mistakes. Your actions will have consequences. In due time, find out what went wrong and those whose lives you touched or ruined. Summerset Isles uses many references from past Scrolls games such as Oblivion, Morrowind and Daggerfall. If you are familiar with these titles, you will find many nostalgic references.

- Peculiarities -

A fun and challenging new quest arc in the Summerset province
- Over 30 hours of gameplay
- More than 60 new quests
- More than 600 new NPCs
- More than 30 merchants
- Fully voiced mod
- Many world locations including Summerset Island
- Many potential player houses
- Unique craft items, food and drinks
- Unique ingredients suitable for harvesting
- Unique buildings
- Dozens of unique creatures
- Unique travel system
- More than 40 cities and villages
- Over 60 dungeons and caves to explore
- There are elements of horror
- Bosses and mini-bosses battles
- New spells
- Over 1 hour of created music

- Denial of responsibility -

This mod does not specifically lead you by the hand.

The freedom of choice is in your hands, it all depends on your playing style. Some quests don't have markers, you'll have to use a map. You will have to listen to dialogues, look for clues, read books, magazines or recordings. Be sure to read the tips, otherwise your searches will have no connection in the passage. Some quests depend on your choice. Quests can be failed (not completed). It is not recommended to use cheats, they can break quests, but you can use them at your discretion.

- How to start playing this mod -

You must be an Arch-Mage to go to Frozen Hearth and talk to the courier. More information in the document with the mod.

- Brief overview of this mod from Hookah -

- Requirements -

Be an Arch-Mage of Winterhold
- Dawnguard Expansion

- Warnings and tips -

Mods that change the place where you need to go and its interior
- Mods that give the title of Arch-Mage to someone else, (unless the title for Arch-Mage was not given to someone else)
- You must have the Frostfall mod installed to fast travel to the Summerset province
- Verdant Grass is needed for the mod to work.
- If you don"t like the results, be sure to deactivate it when not needed. Make sure this plugin is loaded AFTER Verdant, and that Verdant is loaded AFTER Summerset Isle
- If your Verdant is too FPS heavy delete the INI that is included with the Verdant patch)
- ESMifying ESP is not recommended or supported

News source: nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/68406/?

Hidden text

Summerset Isle(also known as the Aldmeri Dominion of Alinor) is a large island southwest of Tamriel. In addition to the main island, Summerset includes another small island. Summerset once included the Pyandonean island system, but they separated after a war with the king of Summerset. Summerset Isle is inhabited by Altmer (the Imperials call them High Elves). They say that magic flows in their blood. While some believe that the Sload were the first to settle on the island, others believe that the first settlers were the Aldmeri.

Story

Geography

Artaeum Island is the third largest island in the Summerset Archipelago, located south of the village of Moridunon in Potans and west of the village of Runsibey, located on the mainland. Artaeum is home to one of the oldest monastic orders in Tamriel, the Psijic Order. The island of Artaeum abounds with beautiful orchards and pristine pastures, quiet and serene lagoons and misty and mysterious forests, as well as the unique Psijic architecture that fits so naturally into natural beauty islands.

Tower of Zeporah- This is a trace of a civilization that precedes the high elves by several hundred years. It is located in the Cave of Dreams, which Sotha Sil once used as a portal to the realm of Oblivion until the cave was closed by the Psijics. The island of Artaeum once moved to another world, just like Umbriel, but after 500 years it returned. Artaeum disappeared again about 100 years ago, before civil war in Skyrim, and no one has seen him since.

The Isle of Artaeum was the home of Mannimarco, the leader of the necromancers in Tamriel.

Policy

Famous places:

• Alinor- the capital of the Summerset Isles, located on the western shore of Artaeum.
• Cloudrest- a sanctuary of the Psijic Order that has a tendency to disappear.
• Crystal Tower- an important symbol of the Altmeri civilization, such as White Gold for the Ayleids.
• Dusk- a city on the southeastern coast of the largest island.
• Eton Nir– the most high mountain in the Summerset Isles, located in the north-central part largest island. It is home to the most amazing architectural structures.
• Firsthold- a city in the northern part of the second largest island.
• Lillandril- a city on the northwestern coast of the largest island.
• Shimmeren- a city located in the east-central part of the largest island.
• Skywatch- a city in the central part of the second largest island.
• Sunhold- a city located in the southeastern part of the big island.

A modification released in early August that adds a fairly large island called Summerset to the game. Comparable in size to the DLC, it continues the story of the archmage, who will be able to receive an invitation to the island after taking office. The quest begins at the Frosthearth tavern. Unlike the original game, many quests here are non-linear and have consequences, and to complete them you will not always be able to use markers - you will have to think, read and reflect. However, nothing surprising - after all, you are an archmage, and not a stupid mudcrab. There is only one drawback to this supplement - it is in English, and the author does not give permission for any form of translation, so you will have to make do on your own.

The mod contains the following:

30 hours of gameplay
60+ quests
600+ new NPCs
30+ traders
Several new locations, including Summerset Isle
A number of potential homes for the player
New craftable items, food and drinks
New Collectable Ingredients
New buildings
Dozens of new creatures
Unique travel system
40+ cities, villages and settlements
60+ caves and dungeons to explore
New spells from various schools of magic
Your own soundtrack
Fully routed navmes - you can travel with companions
Fully voiced

Another bright modification, released simultaneously with Summerset Isle. EnaiSiaion, the author of Skyrim's most popular magic mod, Apocalypse magic, appears to be tired or not entirely satisfied with mods like PerMa and SkyRe that rework the game's skill trees. So he decided to create his own mod for changing skills - with blackjack and courtesans.

The skill tree now contains 425(!) perks, which allows you to create much more diverse builds for your heroes, and also significantly increases replayability. I can hardly describe at least a tenth of the abilities here, so I recommend that you either go to the mod page, or watch the video for reference, or even install and try the mod. What’s nice is that installing the mod is simple and does not require any patching, as is the case with SkyRe and PerMa.

Now let's move on to those modifications that are still in development.

The Forgotten City is another big modification that will add an ancient underground city. Of course, one new city is not enough - the mod will have its own story, revolving around a murder investigation - you will have to explore, interrogate suspects, fight new enemies and even travel through time! The mod contains around 1,200 lines of dialogue and 30 characters you can interact with, as well as several different endings depending on the decisions you make.

Features of the mod:

• Explore a mesmerizing city created with attention to the smallest details
• Uncover secrets, find treasures and relics that have been untouched for millennia.
• Mysterious and non-linear story with multiple endings
• The story will intrigue and shock you, but it will not lead you by the hand.
• Mysterious riddle which you can solve by traveling through time
• Moral Dilemmas - Regardless of which character you play, you can choose your style of play.
• 30 characters voiced by 15 voice actors from the USA, Britain, France, Canada and Australia.

Perhaps the most anticipated work from the SureAI studio, which gave us Nehrim. A complete reworking of Skyrim with its own plot, world and history.

Who doesn't know about Skywind - a modification that creates Morrowind on the Skyrim engine? It seems to me that there are no such people left anymore. Just the other day, the authors published a blog post where they talk about the progress in developing the modification.

The blog briefly talks about three design elements of the project - 3D models, voice acting and music in battle.

The authors pay great attention to, at first glance, little things like models of nets, fish, and some devices for filling the game world. Despite the fact that these things do not directly affect the gameplay, they create a unique atmosphere in the game - a feeling of integrity and completeness. High-quality filling of locations prevents players from feeling that “something is missing here.” However, look at the screenshots of their work for yourself.

As for the dialogues, many people were sure that since Morrowind has a huge amount of text in the dialogues, the authors would cut a large number of content. We hasten to destroy these fears - those things that will really be cut are repetitive and uninformative things. At the same time, NPCs will react more often to the player's presence and certain things. For example, they now have a reaction to finding corpses, and they can now communicate with each other - neither of which existed in the original Morrowind.
The voice actors are in the process of reworking about 40,000 lines of dialogue and this moment The project involves approximately 100 people who are specifically involved in voice acting. Something has already been completed, judge for yourself:

That's all, as always, thanks for reading and see you in future articles!

Summerset Isles

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The Summerset Isles (sometimes spelled Summurset or Samerset) is a province in the southwest of Tamriel, consisting of fourteen islands of varying sizes. The three largest and most important are the islands of Summerset, Auridon and Artaeum (which could suddenly easily disappear on long term). In 4E 22, the Thalmor came to power and renamed the region after its capital, Alinor, although many outside the province still call it Summerset. The current inhabitants are the Altmer, although it is believed that the first settlers, before the arrival of their direct descendants, the Aldmer, were the Sload.

In recent years, Firsthold has been under the rule of King Karoodil and Queen Morgiah.

Lillandril

Lillandril - seaport on the northwestern coast of Summerset Isle.

Around 1E 470, the townspeople find a magic bottle. The bottle of Lillandril absorbed any magic directed against its owner and was used to strengthen the power of the Barons of Summerset Isle. While transporting the bottle to the city of Daggerfall, the ship carrying it crashed near the island. In 2E 864, the bottle was dug up by Cyrus Redguard, who with its help then defeated the powerful necromancer Sload N'Ghast. Rumor has it that the bottle is the property of Clavicus Vile.

At one time, a branch of the Mages Guild was located in Lillandril, which was later disbanded. The local guild drew its power from a magical diamond, which was then stolen by priests from the Temple of the Mad God. During the Eternal Protector returned him. In return, the Guild used their newfound power to locate the Crystal Tower.

Shimmeren

Shimmeren(or Shimeren) is a city of lights located in the central-eastern region of the main island.

Skywatch

Skywatch- one of the main cities of Auridon, the second largest island of the Summerset archipelago. Built around ancient ruins.

The Sload, notorious for their mastery of necromancy, terrorized the Altmer for millennia, calling sea ​​monsters to the coast and besieging Skywatch. The Skywatch massacre in 1E 1301 is one of the most horrific events in Tamriel's history. Internal conflicts between Skywatch and Firsthold often erupted into full-scale war.

Sunhold

Sunhold- a city located in the southeastern part of the largest island. Writers like Erramanvi and Lathenil were from this city.

Vulkhel Guard

Vulkhel Guard is a port city located at the southernmost tip of the island of Auridon.

Translator: Kykuy