Unique Beyond Reach items and spells. Parasite: Daedric War Axe that absorbs 15 points of health per swing, and spawns poisonous tentacles on the ground when you power attack. I’ve checked in TES5edit and it is in fact a real daedric war axe with the daedric keyword, not just a weapon that shares the model, so it’s incredibly powerful in Requiem. Beyond Reach is a DLC sized mod that takes place in the east of High Rock, commonly known as The Reach. You will experience a story of intrigue, conspiracies sowed by both men and gods, and the struggles of those in the most squalid situations.

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Unfortunately two of the child worlds have their positions rotated, so the insides are excluded from discovery for now. This also is the reason for LOD trees showing up in one of the child worlds. Install additional LOD tree billboards from 'PatchesBeyond Reach' found in the DynDOLODarchive.Where do I put these files? (gkbreachclifftree1 and 2 dds and gkbreachtree3 dds) Or is it possible to just continue without them, along with going into Beyond Reach zones?EDIT:clifftree files in 'mods/dyndolod/meshes/lod/dirtcliffs' or 'mods/dyndolod/meshes/dyndolod/lod/trees? Is that right?

And where would tree3 go, in the second file line I mentioned? Somewhere completely different?.

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I'm probably nowhere near finishing the main quest, let alone the side quests, and I'm astonished that it hasn't been covered by mod reviewers like Brodual and Gopher. Many Skyrim players are missing out on a gem that stands significantly above its peers. The only exposure seems to be to the popular mods like Falskaar, Wyrmstooth, and Moonpath; I respect the aforementioned three mods and their authors, and I especially have almost nothing to say against Wyrmstooth, but that Beyond Reach's name is hardly a whisper in the community when compared to a mod like Falskaar is a huge travesty, in my opinion.

I'm playing through the mod right now, have to agree with the criminally underappreciated part. My guess is that's largely due to the fact that the mod was released years ago when it was (presumably, I didn't play it then) much less complete than it is now.

Mods get (or don't get) the attention at release time, slowly growing to greatness like Beyond Reach did nets much smaller download numbers.The unique voice acting for the many different enemy factions, the beautiful landscaping with those water-side cliffs and scaffolding etc. Make for very fun and interesting exploring.

I'd say it's bigger than the more popular new lands mods, but better yet, filled with more interesting stuff so you're genuinely playing to find out what's behind the next hill. With all the interestingness of the content, I'd say Beyond Reach is to new lands mods what Interesting NPCs is to vanilla quests. It has more soul, or atmosphere, or charisma, or what ever the word is to describe it.My only gripe with the mod is that occasionally exploring at the wrong place at the wrong time seems to muck up quest progression, you might jump into a quest stage in middle of the quest, having your journal refer to things that haven't happened, or meet a character who talks of an earlier part of the quest that you haven't done, which can be quite confusing.

These things got me in a habbit of saving every time before exploring a new location, and reloading the save if it looks like I'm not supposed to be in there yet. I've been lurking with regards to that mod for a long time now. It looks stellar, but I want to make sure to play it once its as polished as it'll get. I've gotten burned out on Skyrim before when I tried all sorts of large mods that weren't completely finished yet.

(like Wyrmstooth, I downloaded that pretty early on. It was fun to give some feedback but at the same time it feels like you're spoiling the mod for yourself by playing through and console-fixing things along the way.)I don't have the time to watch your vid right now, maybe on the bus, but can you tell me: does Beyond Reach play into any roleplaying/character build/lore scenario? What kind of character would fit best?. First of all, it is pretty much 100% lorefriendly. In my opinion, the type of character that fits the atmosphere best would be a Nightblade/Spellsword mercenary with a dark past, not an evil character per se, but one who has become indifferent to morality through friction with a tough world. If you want to play a 'good' character, a paladin/cleric-type character (a Vigilant for example) would be fitting, since there is a major daedric threat to be dealt with.

In both cases I think the most fitting races would be Breton or Imperial. I tested it out for a brief period recently. The mod is put together well with a lot of detail.

The voice acting I thought was well done for the most part. A few of the voices seemed to have been done using poor equipment, but most are good. The only real issue I had was the way I stumbled into quests. I play Skyrim by just wandering around and exploring things. I routinely run across things that are part of quests of course. Vanilla Skyrim deals with that for the most part. I just felt Beyond Reach needs a bit of work in that regard.

But overall, it is a great, well done mod. I understand it is still a WIP, so I am looking forward to future updates.