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Replaces the main menu with one inspired by Dragon's Dogma.
There are five themes available, as well as a pack with all of them included (for use with Main Menu Randomizer SE).
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Have you played Dragon's Dogma before and want to feel nostalgic when launching your modded Skyrim playthrough?
Look no further!
There are five different themes available: the original Dragon's Dogma theme (Into Free ~Dangan~); Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen's theme (Eternal Return), available in short and full versions; the English version of Dark Arisen's end theme (Coils of Light); and Daimon's final form theme (In The Crucible We Wait).
Look no further!
There are five different themes available: the original Dragon's Dogma theme (Into Free ~Dangan~); Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen's theme (Eternal Return), available in short and full versions; the English version of Dark Arisen's end theme (Coils of Light); and Daimon's final form theme (In The Crucible We Wait).
I highly recommend checking out Lanastara's Main Menu Randomizer SE, if you want the game to randomly select a main menu theme whenever you launch it. I have included a pack with all five themes (using the default settings, which looks for the mainmenuwallpapers folder, more information about this in the mod's page). If you're using MO2, you can safely ignore the warning message, as the folder setup will only be used by the aforementioned mod.
You can listen to each theme in the videos below.
Into Free ~Dangan~
Coils of Light (English Version)
Eternal Return (Short Version)
Eternal Return (Full Version)
In The Crucible We Wait (Daimon Final Form)
If you want to add your own theme into the game, you can use BowmoreLover's Yakitori Audio Converter to generate a mus_maintheme.xwm file.
You can listen to each theme in the videos below.
Into Free ~Dangan~
Coils of Light (English Version)
Eternal Return (Short Version)
Eternal Return (Full Version)
In The Crucible We Wait (Daimon Final Form)
If you want to add your own theme into the game, you can use BowmoreLover's Yakitori Audio Converter to generate a mus_maintheme.xwm file.