Apotheosis is a dark fantasy, story-rich, open world expansion for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim set across the 17 Planes of Oblivion, and 'Dreamsleeve', in an echo of a fallen world.

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Oblivion: Fields of Regret (Clavicus Vile)
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Strokahof
Strokahof - - 64 comments

So with these all being these gorgeous floating rocks I guess there's some trouble in adding grass in the fields of Regret? Will you just place clumps of grass manually on there or won't there be any grass?

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Di0nysys Author
Di0nysys - - 641 comments

Yes, there's plenty of grass in the realm. Will update screenshots. It was a bit of a pain to do, as they had to be hand placed in patches. The editor doesn't allow regular grass to be placed on non-landscape entities.

The solution was to create landscape pieces externally, then using modular grass patches to cover.

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LiamRoku
LiamRoku - - 203 comments

How long does xbox porting take in general

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Di0nysys Author
Di0nysys - - 641 comments

No estimate at the moment.

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LiamRoku
LiamRoku - - 203 comments

No i mean in general

For all mods

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"Umbra took them captive, and in return for his life Vuhon promised to build a new ingenium, which would tear a piece of Vile's realm away and let Umbra "escape", in a sense. Umbra agreed, and the two created Umbriel, a floating city powered by souls. Umbra fused with Vuhon and placed their joined soul into the new ingenium. Vuhon then began to call himself Umbriel, and ruled the floating city. The city of Umbriel was called to Tamriel circa 4E 40 by Chief Minister Hierem and the An-Xileel, who had gotten in touch with the city via the Hist, who in turn had made contact with the related sentient trees which ran the ecosystem on Umbriel. Hierem had promised use of the White-Gold Tower to separate Umbriel from Vile's realm, but Vuhon first went north to the ruins of Vivec, fearing that the Umbra Sword may be used to trap Umbra.

However, when Sul and Prince Attrebus Mede arrived at Scathing Bay on Vvardenfell in search of the Umbra Sword, it was nowhere to be found. The sword had already been retrieved by the minor House Sathil eight years previous. Without Umbra stabilizing the sword, it drove whoever touched it insane. Elhul Sathil had been the one to recover it, and had been driven into a killing frenzy. He was chained down and brought back to Castle Sathil on Solstheim. Once there, he regained possession of the sword and would not relinquish his grip. His father, Lord Hleryn Sathil, constructed a dungeon to hold his son until a cure could be found. Elhul stopped eating after the first year, and his father spent years reading up on the sword. Sul and Attrebus Mede eventually tracked down the sword, and were locked in Elhul's prison by Nirai Sathil, who feared the sword. The two defeated Elhul, who had become skeletal and impervious to pain, and used the sword to teleport to Vile's realm."

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