Back To Skyrim!Īdmittedly, with many people having already pumped hundreds of hours into the game, I must admit that I find the prospect of re-installing it again somewhat dangerous. So I’ve uploaded for testing and feedback. There are a couple of kinks I am still working on, but nothing game breaking, just things not working as smoothly as I would like. The mod has grown larger then I set out, but I’m quite happy with the final product. I’ve included (with permissions) several popular mods from the Nexus, modified to my liking, as well borrowed ideas and concepts from other mod authors. Once completing the TG questline, there is now more to do involving the guild. This mod will improve the Guilds appearance as you progress through the storyline, and as your character commits acts of Thievery throughout Skyrim (this process is very slow, and not possible to upgrade completely before actually finishing the questline. As you complete quests, however, you’ll slowly start to see the Guild hall change as the mod essentially makes it appear as if they are growing more affluent by making the surroundings more, well… flash.Ī reboot of my Thieves Guild Redone mod, using all the skills I’ve learned since creating that mod.

When you first arrive at the Guild, you’ll find things in a more than sorry condition. The mod created by SenterPat, however, looks to change that into a more realistic feeling. Namely, that despite you working very hard to turn them into one of the most prominent guilds in Skyrim, they still live in rather… dank surroundings. While the quests offered by the Thieves Guild can take several hours to complete, there is a factor of quite significant note.

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