LE The Amulet of Kings

[DonahueDakota]

First, I'd like to address before people say "But the Amulet of Kings was destroyed during the Oblivion Crisis. But this cant happen because of that, etc., etc." that I know that, but I just want a mod adding The Amulet of Kings into Skyrim for cosmetic, roleplay or "Machinima" use. Aside from that, lets get to the artifact

 

The Amulet of Kings:

 

The famed Amulet of Kings was the cornerstone of the Empire. Given first to Saint Alessia of Cyrodiil by Akatosh himself, this amulet has served as a symbol of the divine right of emperors throughout the ages. Sadly, it was destroyed in the Oblivion Crisis when Martin Septim sacrificed himself to combat Mehrunes Dagon. I have been searching for a mod that adds this amulet into for a long time but only found a half finished mod that was abandoned in 2012 which didn't even look like its Oblivion counterpart. So I ask of someone to make a standalone mod adding this amulet to the game.

I wrote down what enchantments could be added to the amulet.

 

Enchantments:

Water Breathing

Resist Fire 70%

Resist Frost 70%

Resist Shock 70%

Fortify Health 80

Fortify Stamina 80

Fortify Magicka 80

 

I also would like it so that instead of displaying the enchantments in the tooltip, it displays this description:

 

Given to Queen Alessia by Akatosh himself, this amulet has served as a symbol of the divine right of emperors throughout the ages.

 

This is a picture of the Amulet of Kings from Oblivion and how I preferably would want this to look in the mod as well:

 

 

Thank you for reading.

Edited February 8, 2014 by DonahueDakota

[TheVampireDante]

You could make a few changes to this for your own use.

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27504/?

[DonahueDakota]

You could make a few changes to this for your own use.

 

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/27504/?

 

That does look pretty good. Its a shame it was abandoned. Sadly I have no idea how to model or how to fix its position around the neck :( Though it does include the .nif file