#Skyrim more bosses mod mod

#Skyrim more bosses mod mod

There's a lot of ways a mod like this could go (extra dungeons to house the bosses? new forts/castles? integration with lore?) but if there are any modders that like the idea, I think it best they decide on the specifics. Useful, but not unbalancing, and would also make the mod attractive to those who like glowing ore veins but wish for a more 'immersive' implementation. For example, there is an existing popular mod that makes ore veins glow, maybe one of the item rewards would be a necklace that does the same thing when worn. Designers would also have to be careful not to create anything unbalancing, I think the ideal would be items that are useful as a result of their uniqueness, not necessarily raw power. Perhaps it would be ok to have them level with the player but have min-level close to that of the level of the boss.

I think this mod would be much more effective if each boss also carried a unique, non-leveled item as further incentive/reward.

It wouldn't have to be much, just knowing there is some reward, no matter how small, for reaching a certain level, would do wonders. This mod would attempt to address that so there is always content out there that is impossible to complete until you put more time into your character. The ideal would be to have one every 5 levels or so until the level cap so that players still feel like there is a purpose to their leveling.Д¬urrently, once you hit level 30 or so, possibly lower, you can kill any mob in the game and do any content you wish. The idea is to simply add in a bunch of non-leveled boss mobs, some of whom might be in the lore already, but many that might be created for the sake of the mod. I eagerly await such progression/balancing revamps but I think this mod can address some of the malaise one experiences when playing Skyrim past level 40/50 or so without such efforts.

Basically, what I propose is a simple content mod of modest scope to help make progression past level 50 meaningful without any massive alterations to the existing progression system.