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FIXED issue where the saves did not correspond to the correct download (Imperial was Stormcloack save, and vice versa.)
DESCRIPTION
A save right after the Helgen dungeon, at the part where Hadvar/Ralof tells you to head to Riverwood. You can choose between either an Imperial save or a Stormcloak save. Open the console with ~ and type showracemenu to change your character.
*I only picked up items relevant to the archetypes of a character (mage, warrior, stealthy.... person) and didn't get ANY skill-ups.
** Ralof and Hadvar won't be there when you load in, but you can still proceed to their relatives in Riverwood and tell them they sent you.
INSTALLATION
1. Download the file (I really hope this step is obvious)
2. Locate your Skyrim Special Edition save file, typically located Documents -> My Games -> Skyrim Special Edition -> Saves
3. Drag and drop the downloaded file into the Saves folder
4. RETURN TO SKYRIM, load the save and use showracemenu to edit your character
5. Save after editing the character, which will create it's own save profile
6. Delete the downloaded save
7 PLAY
OTHER STUFF
Obviously, I don't own anything. Feel free to upload it to Bethesda.net, though console players won't be able to edit their characters without console commands. This isn't even an original idea, there are many uploads of a similar fashion on the Skyrim Nexus, and the Fallout Nexus. I just noticed a lot of the Special Edition save uploads were right at character creation, which the game ALREADY creates a save at that part for you.
DESCRIPTION
A save right after the Helgen dungeon, at the part where Hadvar/Ralof tells you to head to Riverwood. You can choose between either an Imperial save or a Stormcloak save. Open the console with ~ and type showracemenu to change your character.
*I only picked up items relevant to the archetypes of a character (mage, warrior, stealthy.... person) and didn't get ANY skill-ups.
** Ralof and Hadvar won't be there when you load in, but you can still proceed to their relatives in Riverwood and tell them they sent you.
INSTALLATION
1. Download the file (I really hope this step is obvious)
2. Locate your Skyrim Special Edition save file, typically located Documents -> My Games -> Skyrim Special Edition -> Saves
3. Drag and drop the downloaded file into the Saves folder
4. RETURN TO SKYRIM, load the save and use showracemenu to edit your character
5. Save after editing the character, which will create it's own save profile
6. Delete the downloaded save
7 PLAY
OTHER STUFF
Obviously, I don't own anything. Feel free to upload it to Bethesda.net, though console players won't be able to edit their characters without console commands. This isn't even an original idea, there are many uploads of a similar fashion on the Skyrim Nexus, and the Fallout Nexus. I just noticed a lot of the Special Edition save uploads were right at character creation, which the game ALREADY creates a save at that part for you.