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About this mod
A knightly armory based on early concept artworks for KNOT
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
Description:
"Zenithar says:
No one can take the weight of this armor, except for those who share their burden with the Nine.
Weapons are tools in the hands of mortals, and mortals must be tools in the hands of Talos, to follow His lead and walk the path of truth."
There are many great warriors who are willing to take the cause of the Nine upon themselves, but only one of them can proudly wear the Relics of the Crusader. Fortunately, Tamriel smiths are skilled enough to give those sincere seekers of light their own chance to have an equipment worthy of the old tales from the First Era (with a price).
No one can take the weight of this armor, except for those who share their burden with the Nine.
Weapons are tools in the hands of mortals, and mortals must be tools in the hands of Talos, to follow His lead and walk the path of truth."
There are many great warriors who are willing to take the cause of the Nine upon themselves, but only one of them can proudly wear the Relics of the Crusader. Fortunately, Tamriel smiths are skilled enough to give those sincere seekers of light their own chance to have an equipment worthy of the old tales from the First Era (with a price).
Details:
All the items share their stats with ebony armor and weapons. There are two version of the mace and the sword: primary weapon and offhand.
Location:
You can buy them at Hammer and Tongs, in Skingrad.
Issues:
- No proper gnd models.
- There's no female version (hopefully I will make one, or someone will make one)
- Greaves have some clipping errors
Credits:
- Thanks for the Nexus for giving you a place to share your works.
- Thanks to Pale Riders for being so cool and letting anyone use his superb models as resources (pauldrons and loincloth from Divine Guardian, Cuirass from Paladin Equipment)
- Thanks to Da Mage for his Monk Robe Bottom resource
- Thanks to Room207 for his portable blender with all the things you need
- Thanks for the Nexus wiki for its tutorial on how to make a Custom Helmet for Oblivion
- Thanks to the construction set wiki for its complete assortment of tutorials
- Thanks for Adam Adamowicz for the beautiful art he made