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Adds a small camp inhabited by Anvil Soldiers on the Gold Road.
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This mod was actually made by my brother. He just asked me to post it for him. This is his first mod, so please don't judge him too hard.
The mod adds a small camp just west of the Brina Cross Inn and north of Hrota Cave on the Gold Road. It should be marked on your map. You'll find three Anvil Soldiers wandering around. If you talk to the Sergeant in charge, he tells you to shut up. Talking to the two other soldiers reveals that the group is watching for highwaymen and other trouble. Along with a so called "rogue mage".
Obviously, there's a highwayman just a little east of their position. They're not doing a very good job...
The camp comes with three tents, three bedrolls, and one chest (Which belongs to the Sergeant and counts as stealing if opened.)
Problems: The fast dialogue. I'm really sorry about that. Sadly, I really can't teach him how to do that right now, so it can't be helped. The good news is that you can talk to them again and again and they'll say the same thing.
Credit: Everything goes to my brother Matthew, as he did this almost entirely on his own.
Thanks!
The mod adds a small camp just west of the Brina Cross Inn and north of Hrota Cave on the Gold Road. It should be marked on your map. You'll find three Anvil Soldiers wandering around. If you talk to the Sergeant in charge, he tells you to shut up. Talking to the two other soldiers reveals that the group is watching for highwaymen and other trouble. Along with a so called "rogue mage".
Obviously, there's a highwayman just a little east of their position. They're not doing a very good job...
The camp comes with three tents, three bedrolls, and one chest (Which belongs to the Sergeant and counts as stealing if opened.)
Problems: The fast dialogue. I'm really sorry about that. Sadly, I really can't teach him how to do that right now, so it can't be helped. The good news is that you can talk to them again and again and they'll say the same thing.
Credit: Everything goes to my brother Matthew, as he did this almost entirely on his own.
Thanks!