Ancient Alcohol
By: DragonAion

A mod that adds new alcohol to be discovered in burial tombs. Fortune favors those lucky souls who finds the alcohol that is still good after all those years...

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Adds:
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• Ancient Ale (50g each)
• Ancient Nord Mead (70g each)
• Ancient Wine (150g each)
• Ancient Alto Wine (250g each)
• Aged Cryodilic Brandy (8 bottles, 300g each) (Only In One Place in the Game! Read the Bottom for the Location Hint)
• Special Alcohol (10 bottles, 1,000g each) (Only In One Place in the Game! Read the Bottom for the Location Hint)
  
  

in some of the Nordic burial tombs to be discovered. There is a 50% chance of drinking a "bad bottle" or a "good bottle", and there will be affects following either one. If the player drinks a "good bottle", they will have positive affects happen to them. If the player drinks a "bad bottle", they will suffer from just drinking really, really old near-vinegar...

~ This mod increases clutter! ~
There are bottles on the floor in nordic ruins, including empty bottles to make the placed alcohol more immersive.


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Compatibility:
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Compatible With:
iNeed
Realistic Needs & Diseases


Not Yet Compatible With:
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(Please let me know if there is another mod that needs a patch in the comments)

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Installation:
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• Install using the Nexus Mod Manager
  

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• Copy over the DragonAion'sAncientAlcohol.esp to your Skyrim/Data folder
  

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Uninstallation:
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• Uninstall using the Nexus Mod Manager
  

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• Delete the DragonAion'sAncientAlcohol.esp in your Skyrim/Data folder
  

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(These are the only hints I'm going to give)
Location Hint for the Aged Cyrodilic Brandy:
They are all in one place in the main quest line, and the brandy itself is said to come only from Cyrodil.
Location Hint for the Special Alcohol:
They are all in one place in the main quest line, where the idea of anything going bad is unheard of.