PS4 Elder Scrolls V Skyrim Special Edition - Life's Wheel Mod Gameplay
All credit goes to SkaerKrow for this mod. Life's Wheel is a mod that adds new Martial Arts themed Perks and attacks to Skyrim. This is not a true unarmed combat mod, but one that treats punches and the like as their own weapon class. It also introduces the Wardens of the Wheel, a sect of Arkay's priesthood dedicated to honing their bodies into living weapons with which to destroy the undead. As usual, because this a PS4 mod it only uses existing art and scripting assets that are already found in the Life's Wheel is a mod that adds new Martial Arts themed Perks and attacks to Skyrim. This is not a true unarmed combat mod, but one that treats punches and the like as their own weapon class. It also introduces the Wardens of the Wheel, a sect of Arkay's priesthood dedicated to honing their bodies into living weapons with which to destroy the undead. As usual, because this a PS4 mod it only uses existing art and scripting assets that are already found in the game. What this mod includes... - Over a dozen new Martial Wheel techniques, which are divided between Jabs, Hammerfists, and Guards. These can all be crafted at the Altar of Life's Wheel found at Kalindria's Refuge (a new location due west of the Guardian Stones). Raising your One-Handed Skill and Martial Arts perk will allow stronger Martial Wheels to be crafted. - Eight new perks, seven of which are located in the One-Handed tree, and are focused on improving the player's performance with Martial Wheel techniques. The eighth is a new Dodge/Unarmored skill, and it can be found in the Sneak tree. - One new clothing outfit (Chest, Gloves, and Boots) - Two new followers, Kalindria Shadowbride, a Warden of the Wheel, and Luciafina Hel, a heretical fugitive from Arkay's priesthood. Kalindria is found at her Refuge, while Luciafina is hiding in the ruins of Winterhold. Both carry lore items detailing their own backstories, and a scandal within the ranks of the Wardens. - A new location, Kalindria's Refuge, located on an island west of the Guardian Stones. - Warden of the Wheel encounters throughout Skyrim. You will often find the Wardens in combat with the undead. They will not attack the player, unless the player is a vampire... - Two loading screens detailing the Path of the Martial Wheels, and the Wardens of the Wheel themselves.
All credit goes to SkaerKrow for this mod. Life's Wheel is a mod that adds new Martial Arts themed Perks and attacks to Skyrim. This is not a true unarmed combat mod, but one that treats punches and the like as their own weapon class. It also introduces the Wardens of the Wheel, a sect of Arkay's priesthood dedicated to honing their bodies into living weapons with which to destroy the undead. As usual, because this a PS4 mod it only uses existing art and scripting assets that are already found in the Life's Wheel is a mod that adds new Martial Arts themed Perks and attacks to Skyrim. This is not a true unarmed combat mod, but one that treats punches and the like as their own weapon class. It also introduces the Wardens of the Wheel, a sect of Arkay's priesthood dedicated to honing their bodies into living weapons with which to destroy the undead. As usual, because this a PS4 mod it only uses existing art and scripting assets that are already found in the game. What this mod includes... - Over a dozen new Martial Wheel techniques, which are divided between Jabs, Hammerfists, and Guards. These can all be crafted at the Altar of Life's Wheel found at Kalindria's Refuge (a new location due west of the Guardian Stones). Raising your One-Handed Skill and Martial Arts perk will allow stronger Martial Wheels to be crafted. - Eight new perks, seven of which are located in the One-Handed tree, and are focused on improving the player's performance with Martial Wheel techniques. The eighth is a new Dodge/Unarmored skill, and it can be found in the Sneak tree. - One new clothing outfit (Chest, Gloves, and Boots) - Two new followers, Kalindria Shadowbride, a Warden of the Wheel, and Luciafina Hel, a heretical fugitive from Arkay's priesthood. Kalindria is found at her Refuge, while Luciafina is hiding in the ruins of Winterhold. Both carry lore items detailing their own backstories, and a scandal within the ranks of the Wardens. - A new location, Kalindria's Refuge, located on an island west of the Guardian Stones. - Warden of the Wheel encounters throughout Skyrim. You will often find the Wardens in combat with the undead. They will not attack the player, unless the player is a vampire... - Two loading screens detailing the Path of the Martial Wheels, and the Wardens of the Wheel themselves.