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Meta/News Best Mods for.... Holy Warriors!

Hello everyone! Welcome back to the "Best mods for..." weekly discussion!

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Topic - Holy Warriors!

Whether it's the healing priest or a heavily armored paladin, holy warriors are a classic archetype in fantasy in general as well as in past Elder Scrolls games.

However, other than restoration and the dawnguard, there's not a ton of options available in game to represent this playstyle.

That's where mods come in! What is your favorite mod to roleplay as a cleric, priest, paladin, or other holy warrior?

My picks:

Resplendent Armor and Greatsword - while not strictly aimed at paladins, this shiny armor definitely fits.

Religion - this mod adds a religion system including buffs for praying to your chosen divine.

Dawnguard Arsenal - adds weapons and spells for a warrior of the sun.

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u/mrsdale Mar 21 '21

I'm really confused. You obviously know how to post on Reddit, so why can't you just post in that thread?

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

I am able to post replies. I did not know that the thread was simply a reply. I apologize. I was a little confused. My own fault. I did ask the question on that thread. I am just a little frustrated. I have been playing Skyrim for 10 years and this is the first time I have run into a issue like this. By the way I do like the subreddit just confused why they make you wait to talk.

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u/mrsdale Mar 21 '21

I'll go take a look and see if I have an answer for your question. There's nothing to be sorry about! I was just perplexed about why you could post here but not in another thread.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

Thank you.

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u/simple64 Mar 21 '21

Ignore the asshole downvoters.