Pyz001

Im from Sweden, and we call them Skogsrå. They are beautiful woman of the forest, and like to pray on unweary travelers. Should a man have sex with her, his sould would be forever bound to her. When they turn their backs, they look like rotten or hollowd trees. And if you see her tail (the looks depends, I was allways told it looked like a foxtail) ; tell her that it's out. Then she would be forever gratefull and would reward you handsomly. They are not concindred to be wholy evil, but close to it since men got lost in the woods and was never seen again. The meaning of Skogsrå is ruler of forest, so she comands the animals living there. Other names (In swedish) is skogsfrun ( skog=forest/woods frun=wife/woman) Skogsnymfen, trollfrun, trollkärringen (kärring=wench) Anyway, I think it would be hard to edit a race, but pharhaps have them in a quest, since there usually only exist one huldra at the time in one forest.

Thanks guys! Im glad that you took the time to look at this! I will definitely take a peek at you'r suggestions. ^^ /M

Am I the only one that felt sad when the mage questline was over? I want to speak about more magy things, discover new areas never tredged before and find new sorts of magic, to save Skyrim from a new evil. I want to feel like I am the only one able to save the world! Maybe this could be interwined with the mod Interessting Npc's, for example. One way to do this could mean becoming a teacher and have you'r own apprentice, and depending on you'r actions and teachings forming the student to become either evil, good or something in between. Or why not have a bunch with new apprentices, eager to learn the arcane arts. Maybe romance with a beautiful lady, or man. Im not picky. I want an LOOOONG questline with awesome rewards and heartwretching choises. Annyway, I would be happy to help doing this with someone, maybe help with either constructing characters, write script or do voices. I have never modded before in my entire life so I wouldn't be able to do the computer thingies. Exuse my bad grammar, I am swedish. Thanks for listening, Matilda.