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I meant to put this in the introductions thread. Can a mod please delete this for me? (By the way, an option to delete our own threads would be great)

Introducing.... Dagon Thyne Male Imperial Black Hair Brown Eyes Age; 27 Favored Weapon; Longsword

This is the official recruitment thread for a full fledged Skyrim based Wheel of Time mod, also known as Project Randland. I am posting this thread on behalf of my friend, who wishes his information to be kept secret (He is afraid that Red Eagle Entertainment, which owns the rights to Wheel of Time games, would not like this mod). While my friend is handling most of the landscape redesigning and terrain work, we are looking for other Wheel of Time fan modders to help with certain aspects of the mod. First, there is some background information that needs to be told before anyone actually signs up to help. 1; The timeline for the mod is 1 year after the end of the Last Battle. We do not plan begin writing the storyline aspect of the mod until after the release of A Memory of Light, so we can base them on how the series ends. Here is what we are planning on doing and what we need help with. 1: We need people to make clothing and armor sets Children of the Light uniforms Warder cloaks (with a chameleon ability that blends the wearer with surroundings) Aes Sedai Shawls Myrddraal Armor Cloaks (Hooded and Unhooded) 2: We need a puzzle/mini-game to be used for learning "Weaves" of the One Power. We would like this mini-game to play out like the door hacking mini-game from Mass Effect, with the player connect different symbols to a matching symbol. The way we have it figured out, is that each symbol will represent one of the 5 elemental powers (Fire, Earth, Air, Water, Spirit), and the player must connect these symbols to each other to unlock a certain weave. The weaker weaves use simple puzzles, and the most powerful have elaborate ones. When a player finishes a puzzle, he/she has access to the weave it represents. However, this does not mean the player can use the weave freely. It is still limited by the player's own ability and strength with the One Power. 3: Buildings/Locations We also need someone who is good with in-game architecture to build certain buildings and areas for the game Here are some examples... The White Tower Whitebridge The Ways 4: WOT Calendar We need someone with knowledge of the Wheel of Time calandar system to design a new calendar to use for the mod. 5: Creatures We want to feature several different creatures from the series as enemies in the mod, and we need people to make them. Myrddraal Trollocs Darkhounds Draghkar

Would it be possible to take the entire world of Skyrim and remake it to match up to the "Randlands" from the Wheel of Time? A friend of mine who got into modding several months ago is wanting to remake the terrain, cities,, NPC,s quests, ect...and make news ones based on the books. Is this possible?

Actally, she died because she did not get out of the way when a door closed on her. I had to fight a bunch of enemies by myself because she got herself killed by a door.

I want to see what people would like to see added or changed in Elder Scrolls games. Skyrim is a fine game, and it deserves the high praise it's gotten, but there are flaws. Not in the gameplay, but in the finer details that make the world more enjoyable. I want everyone to list 10 things that they want to see in the next installment of the series. 1: Realistic Economy I've always had a problem with how the currency and economy are presented in Elder Scrolls games. There is no supply and demand. There is no effect on prices when you go to different areas of the world. Here are a few things I would do to make the In-Game economy better. A; Banking System - I always thought a banking system would be good. You could not only keep your money in there to draw interest, but take out loans to help pay for things you need to buy. B; NPC shopping - NPCs in the game need to actually take part in the economy. They should buy food, and other goods, and add money to the shops, just like the player does. C; Jobs - While adventuring is always fun. There needs to be ways of making money that don't involve walking for hours. Skyrim has made a good start, with the ability to chop food, harvest crops, and other things for money, but I would like to see more. You should be able for a store, work as a blacksmith, and other things. The higher your skills in the involves areas, the better your work, and the more money you make. D; Limited Coinage - Gold coins do not last forever. Especially in a world like Tamriel, which has walking dead, and monsters. There needs to be a time when gold coins break, for the lack of a better word, and more is needed. This could be fixed with the addition of the Imperial Treasury, which mints new coins and ships them to banks. They could have it so that the gold is shipped by wagon, with Imperials Guards protecting it. Players who choose do could even rob the shipments. Supply and Demand - Prices in skyrim seem really random to me. They never are effected by the world or the player. They need to have a fluid pricing system that takes several things into account. If there is a large amount of farms in an area, food should cost less. In areas with less farmland, it should cost more. Iron and other smithing materials should be cheap in mining towns, and more expensive in others. The pricing should take the entire world into account and not just be random. 2: Games I think it would be fun to be able to play dice and cards in the inns. They should had the ability to play bar games and bet on them. 3: Arena/Horse racing I loved betting on and competing in Arena fights in Oblivion. There is no reason why they can not have an arena in the games. And, with the addition of horses, it's the next logical step to have horse racing as well. 4: Killing Children Sometimes I feel like being the evil bastard and slaughtering the innocent. They should have the ability to toggle the ability to kill children on and off. 5: Multiplayer hubs I know there are some qualms about adding multiplayer to the ES games, and I agree. The game itself should be single player. I think, however, that there would be no harm in making it so that major cities are player hubs. Players can meet and trade and talk there. Once you leave the city, the game goes back to single player. 6: Effective training You always see training dummies and targets in Skyrim, but using them does nothing, as far as I know. They should have it so that shooting a target raises your archery skill and hitting a dummy raises you skill with the weapon used. 7: Camping I always get pissed that there is no vanilla equipment for sleeping in the wilderness. There needs to be tents, bedrolls, ect, that can be bought in game. 8: Realistic weather I would love to see a realistic weather system that effects the entire world. If it rains a lot, some areas will flood. Tornados can ocurr on the flatter areas. 9; Mounted Combat I get really tired of having to get off my horse every time I need to fight. They need to add mounted combat to you can fight from horseback. 10: Vehicles I get tired of horse riding and walking, but at the same time, fasty travel gets boring as well. I think they need to add vehicles to the game, both real time and fast travel ones. Wagons/Carriages; Boats; Airships;

I am wondering if there are any plans for Wheel of Time mods any time soon? Does anyone know if anyone is planning WOT mods? I am particularly interested in warder cloaks, that make the wearer blend into the surroundings and Sheinaran styles armor.

This is a tribute thread to the best Housecarl a Thane could ever ask for, the fair Lydia. Lydia accompanied me on many adventures, but, alas, she fell in battle......At least I think she did. I'm not even sure how she died in my game. I just realized she wasn't with me and when I went back to the dungeon where I had last seen her, she was dead. So I looted her body and gave it all to my new companion, Erik the Slayer. This thread is for all those who have lost the sweet Lydia and want to tell of her bravery and spirit.