The Huntsman - Witcher-inspired Moveset

The Huntsman

Blade-dance in the Lands Between and play as a Witcher in Elden Ring.

A Witcher-style moveset:

2 versions:

• []V1 is more simple and only changes 2H attacks.

  []V2 changes both 1H and 2H (1H attacks are the same as 2H from V1)

  • []All straightswords and greatswords - except for unique animations such as claymore heavy attacks (I may update this and make them all the same animation).

    []Idle and Movement animations.

    V2 Showcase

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    V1 Showcase

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    Installation

    Drag and drop the 'chr' folder into 'mod' folder inside ModEngine2.

    Q&A

    Compaitibility?

    NOT compatible with any other mods that also affect the same files in the chr folder - basically all other moveset mods.

    I'm still new to modding and this is my first mod, I don't actually know how to merge mods.

    Also I don't play with other mods that alter the animation so I will not be making any extra file for compatibility with other mods.

    But if you know how and would like to, feel free to take the files and make a merged file/patches then posting it to the nexus.

    I will be updating it when Shadow of the Erdtree drops - if anything breaks that is.

    I'm going to leave it as it is now with the exception of the DLC update if necessary. I also want to see if I can rework the movest using new DLC content and I also noticed a bunch of missed animations, so I wanna redo the whole thing and make it better,

    It's a little OP. When you get +25 you do a lot of damage, I didn't tweak the damage or stamina numbers and I don't really know how to adjust damage. I don't mind the damage but if it bothers you I recommend either play on NG+, or don't upgrade to +25, or other tweaks like a hudless run.

    reinergeis - YT channel has tutorial videos, couldn't have made it without them.

    cleverraptor06 - inspired and also let me use their chr folder because I don't know how to extract animations from other Fromsoft games.

    scrubmilk - YT has amazing tutorials, great resource.