Skyrim: Bibliophilia
| Bibliophilia | ||||
| Location | Apocrypha | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Race | Unique | Gender | Female | |
| Level | PC x 1 (Min 6) | Class | Conjurer | |
| RefID | xx001667 | BaseID | xx001666 | |
| Other Information | ||||
| Primary Skills | Destruction, Restoration | |||
| Perks | ??? | |||
| Class Details | Witchblade | |||
| Moral. | No Crime | Aggress. | Unaggressive | |
| Essential | Yes | |||
Mora chose her for the job because it suited her. She has an affinity for the subject matter, and an inquiring mind. He knows that she will add to his collection of knowledge with the results of her own research.
The inspiration came from a cartoon by Markydaysaid, entitled "At the Summit of Apocrypha" and clearly named after the Skyrim quest. He has graciously granted permission for her to appear in the game. I had to adapt a custom outfit for her, and that may become a separate download at some point. Fortunately, eyeglasses, earrings and a few other items were available already.
She should divide her time between sleeping and sandboxing in her bed room , and working in the sorting room. After you build more rooms, she may acquire additional packages, depending on the configuration of the home.
Notes
- I had to create a new animation (offset carry variety) to enable her to carry a book, or stack of them, so look for a tutorial on this site when I have it all written up.
- The table says she has her own unique race, but actually she's a rec-textured Wood Elf, as ading a new race was not a necessary part of creating the mod. Unique races have the complication of needing armors to be updated to include the new race, which introduces a whole new set of potential incompatibility issue with other mods. It was safer this way.