Lost Colony of Akavir

From Setvi:

Hi, it's the first time I try to port a mod that's huge:

For what I've found expect some "issues" - but no real ones imo:

-"..." seems to appear in every conversation with every NPC

-You can't rent a bed at the inn

-Maybe the LOD is not the better

-Floating torch: 1

-Floating spider web: 1

-Floating table: 1

-Floating tree: 2

-Name to change: 3

-NPC with dark face bug: 5

-NPC with helm problem: 1

As I publish this SSE port no one filled a bug report on the SLE Nexus side.

I plan to maybe fix most of the bugs I can found in the next update(s) according to my free time.

If you can solve most of the "problems" I've listed here, and if you don't/can't wait, it's up to you.

Thanks to Rubenoky for the Spanish version!

From Skyrim Legendary Edition:

New Beta is up as may Oct 27th.

As of 6/7/16 you may do whatever you want with this mod, credit when done.

DAWNGUARD AND DRAGONBORN REQUIRED

New World Mod, wip, no quests atm.

23rd Rain's Hand, 288, The Far East Fleet left the port of Black Harbor carrying the Uriel Septim V and The Expeditionary Force consisted of four of the Emperor's legions. After six weeks at sea, The Far East Fleet landed and captured a small abandoned port in Akavir. The port was at once expanded and renamed Septimia. Once completed, the Emperor marched farther inland; capturing and re-founding another city as Ionith. While remolding Ioneth into a proper imperial capital, a nation of serpents known only as the Tseasci attacked. History tells us that Ionith and Septemia were besieged. History would have it that the Emperor rallied his personal guard in a dying effort to hold off the Tsaesci horde while the surviving imperials escaped to the fleet. History has lied.. Time has shrouded Akavir in a cloak of legends that have kept her secret for centuries, but in an ancient shipwreck a captains log has now re-shown the way.. Will you be the one to unlock her secrets? The Lost Colonies of Akavir awaits.

Who are the Tsaesci? Elderscroll Wiki Info

"Only three times in recorded history have inhabitants from the two continents mingled, all three being military invasions, two of which involved the Tsaesci. Within the current lore of Tamriel, there are two quite different depictions of the Tsaesci. Some evidence seems to indicate that they are humans, one source says that the serpentine beings are tall and beautiful with golden scales. There are a variety of theories that attempt to e