# Description *** # Main features \*Overhauls for perks, combat, audio, visuals, weather, and more\* \*Additional locations, quests, and adventures\* \*Additions and replacements for weapons, armor, gear, and animations\* \*New spells, shouts, a Dragonborn perk tree, and new ways to learn Words of Power\* \*Survival and immersion mods to make sure you don't have too much fun\* *** # **Offsite Requirements** - SKSE - Enbseries - Patience. *** # Starting Below is my recommended path to experience everything in this collection.

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When you start a new game, you will begin in the room shown in the first picture. Speak with The Messenger, perched on the shrine, to pick a start. This collection is designed for the Bruma start, but should work fine with any of them. 1\. Play through the BS: Bruma content, there isn't a main story but there's side quests and locations to explore (do everything you want and bring everything you want to keep, you won't be returning to this world space). I recommend staying here until around level 15-20. Then cross the border into Skyrim through Pale Pass. 2\. To begin the Main Questline, you must eventually travel to Helgen. Enter the Resting Pilgrim (the tavern in Helgen, beside the tower). Speak with the Innkeeper, who will have two separate options for renting a room. One option will be your stock room rental, while the other (with "start intro" beside it) will begin the Main Questline. Sleep in the bed for at least 1 hour and the starting cutscene will begin when you wake up. 3\. If everything is working correctly, you will awake to a father and son discussing an Imperial convoy approaching Helgen, exit the Inn and watch them arrive (As of writing this, the dialogue is unvoiced). 4\. After the destruction of Helgen, travel to Riverwood, but stop when a woman calls to you from the right side of the road (this is the start of Rigmor of Bruma). 5\. Play through the beginning of Rigmor of Bruma, then leave Rose's Camp for Whiterun. 6\. Play through the Main Quest until you kill the Dragon at Kynesgrove, then follow the Rigmor of Bruma questline to completion. 7\. Do the following in whatever order: 7.1 Main Questline past the Thalmor Embassy 7.2 Dawnguard Questline 7.3 Companion, Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood (or destroy them with the Penitus Oculatus), and/or CoW Questlines. 7.4 Civil War Questline (in favor of the Imperials) 7.5 Legacy of the Dragonborn Main and Side Quests 7.6 Start and finish the Wyrmstooth Questline 7.7 Any Daedric/Side/Misc Quests 8\. Start and finish the Dragonborn DLC Questline 9\. After returning from Solstheim, read the RoC letter place in your inventory at the start of the game. 10\. Start and finish the Rigmor of Cyrodiil Questline. 11\. This is the point where I end my playthrough, but I'm waiting on a few mods to alter it or extend it further.

*** # Mods Below is a list of core and obscure mods, along with descriptions to help explain what they add and how to use it.

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1. Dragonborn Perk Tree: A custom perk tree which comes into use when you are addressed by the Greybeards after completing the Horn of Jurgen Windcaller. You'll gain a new power called "Ysmir's Meditation", which will open the Dragonborn perk tree when used. Experience for this tree is gained in combat while using shouts. Ordinator patch not included because I felt an eventually OP Dragonborn is lore-friendly. I didn't feel it, it literally is lore-friendly. That being said, I think the patch is included here just no enabled, otherwise it isn't hard to find if you'd rather have it on. 2. Legacy of the Dragonborn: This mod adds the Dragonborn Museum (where you can store all the unique and legendary items you come across), numerous relics, and a questline centered on excavations around Skyrim. Mod is started by finding or being sent a letter from the museum's curator. Alternatively, you can go straight to the museum, located to the right of the Blue Palace in Solitude, and speak to the curator in person. 3. Rigmor of Bruma: A quest mod adding a story arc which begins on the road to Riverwood. 4. Ordinator: A complete perk overhaul, going much farther in depth and offering more playstyles. Only real advice I can give you is to read the perk descriptions. Included in the collection are two patches for Ordinator that (should) increase the number of Perk Points you receive (1 at skill levels 50, 75, and 100. 1 per player level, 2 every other player level). 5. Imperious: Race mod edits the Racial Abilities of each playable race, making them much better than vanilla. 6. Apocalypse: Magic mod adds a number of new spells that greatly enhance gameplay. Personally favorite is Ocato's Recital. 7. Summermyst: This mod adds numerous new enchantments, simply go out and get them. 8. Wyrmstooth: A quest mod that will take you too a new island north of Skyrim. To begin, a courier from the East Empire Company will find you and ask you to meet his employer in the Bannered Mare in Whiterun. 9. Rigmor of Cyrodiil: Set 4 years after RoB and the events of Skyrim, this mod is the conclusion to the story built by this collection. Begin this when you've finished everything you want to do in Skyrim. To start, you will read the letter from Bruma placed in your inventory at the start of a new game, which begins with \[RoC]. 10. Dirt and Blood: Adds dirt and blood overlays from exploring or combat. Also adds a wash power to clean off and a timed hair cut token which can be used to simulate hair growth over a playthrough. 11. Sunhelm: Survival overhaul adding in weather, basic needs, and includes an MCM page where settings can be tweaked (I toggle fast travel back on after 20 or so hours). 12. Seasonal Landscapes/Turn of the Seasons: A set of mods and their patches/additions which allow the landscape to change as the seasons progress. Coupled with Sunhelm, you will find inescapable winters. Enjoy.

*** # Compatibility *This collection will cover nearly everything, add to it at your own risk.* *** # Known/Ongoing Issues Currently running smooth for me, below will be any current issues (and a solution if I can find one).

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1. Legacy of the Dragonborn CTD: This one always occurs after I have too many LOTD quests in my journal or backed up in the scripts. To avoid this, make your way to Solitude early on and begin the LOTD quests and relic hunting while returning regularly and completing any quests or objectives. If you still run into the crashes, turn off all autosaves and play the LOTD content until you can safely save again.

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