'Foyadas of Blood' Dai-Katana and Urn Helmet

This mod adds a new encounter in the Aran Ancestral Tomb, a madenned Imperial swordsman armed with a new dai-katana and urn helmet that YOU can loot. For those using Greatness7's 'Weapon Sheathing' mod, a sheathe is included. No quest, just go there and do what must be done.

- The warrior in question is statistically comparable to Umbra (the orc).

- The urn helmet is heavy armour, unenchanted, and statistically equivalent to the steel full helm. It occupies the hair slot on a character, similar to open helms. Beast races will thus be able to wear it but will probably clip through horribly.

- The dai-katana, 'Foyadas of Blood', is a two-handed long blade, with its stats sitting between the glass claymore and the daedric dai-katana. It's also unenchanted.

- The weapon uses modified versions of upscaled base game textures taken from 'Intelligent Textures', with a new set of handle wrap textures pieced together using the same textures.

- There's also a bare bones .esp where you can just add the items to your inventory from the console.

Installation Instructions

1 - Dump the contents of the 7zip into your 'Data Files' folder.

2 - Then delete the ESP you don't want.

Two ESPs are included:

Use UrnHelmetAndKatana-NPC if you want to loot the items in game by killing the NPC.

OR

Use UrnHelmetAndKatana-NoNPC if you want to simply add the items to your inventory with the console.

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Fluff (For Fun)

Recently, a swordsman from Cyrodiil braved the quarantine and came to Vvardenfell in search of a displaced relic of the Four-Score War: a keen dai-katana said to have been steeped in the blood of countless dunmer.

So profaned and misshapen had this blade become that the dunmer of old threw it into the sea, hoping it would never resurface. The dai-katana washed up on Vvardenfell, undisturbed until the new colonial era.

Alas, it is said that upon finding the blade, the swordsman's body was stolen, possessed by an ancient wraith:  one of Reman's most bloodthirsty warriors and the last wielder of the dai-katana.

The Temple was quick to act and though not immediately