I also took the liberty to insert some things to help things make more sense, either fluff or crunch-wise. This means that things such as Lycanthropy and Vampirism, which already exist to an extent in Core D&D 3.5, will be replaced by mechanics that will (hopefully) better represent the Lycanthropy and Vampirism experience from the Skyrim game. My philosophy behind this importing of Skyrim into D&D 3.5 is to try and both translate and preserve as many Skyrim mechanics as possible. So what's the primary design philosophy behind all of this? I will need every bit of help I can get to make this Dungeons & Skyrim experience at least somewhat balanced.Įrr, I guess that's alright. The spirit is willing, but the brain is inexperienced with D&D and has a poor grasp of math.

Okay, but are you up to doing something like this properly? Note: this homebrew DOES NOT include Dawnguard content! It includes a variety of things from Skyrim and Tamriel such as Aedric Dragons, Thu'um, the signature Elder Scrolls races, Lycanthropy, Vampirism, and more. This is my attempt to bring Skyrim into D&D 3.5. What the flaming daedra mustache is this?

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