While Elder Scrolls lore is notably strange, the Bosmer are particular standouts due to some of their finer details, like the Green Pact. Of course, to capture it just as the mod author has will require some outside mods, like Origins Of Forest, which, as the name implies, makes Skyrim’s forests more appealing.īosmer settlements are some of the more interesting, canonically speaking. However, the village still looks impressive nonetheless. The user has left a few buildings locked but empty, which they won’t be able to fill as they’ve run out of time for the mod.

Plus, there are some other features and secrets to uncover that the mod author has sprinkled in. The mod also adds a custom shrine, dungeon, and a small village for players to visit.

One of the defining features of Wood Elf villages in Valenwood is the treehouse-style structures that Bosmer make into homes, which have been recreated here. RELATED: Skyrim Guard Attempts to Arrest Dead Wolf It’s typically portrayed as a beautiful, but dangerous, woodland, and arminZX12 has captured it well. For the uninitiated, Valenwood is the province that Wood Elves, or Bosmer, traditionally call home. Over on Nexus Mods, a community hub for thousands of mods for games ranging from Skyrim to Cyberpunk 2077, modder arminZX12 has created a mod called Milandriel that adds an impressive chunk of Valenwood to the land of Skyrim. Most of that attention is thanks to the modding community, with one recent mod being particularly impressive. While rampant speculation has caused fans to comb over The Elder Scrolls 6’s teaser trailer with a fine comb, others are turning their attention back to Skyrim, the most recent mainline entry in the franchise. Fans know surprisingly little about The Elder Scrolls 6 despite the fact that it was announced all the way back in 2018.

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