Skyrim Adds 'DLC-Sized' Eastmarch Outlaws Expansion
Topics: Skyrim, Mods, Bethesda, The Elder Scrolls, PC, Xbox, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Featured Image Credit: Bethesda Softworks / MissingLukey
Topics: Skyrim, Mods, Bethesda, The Elder Scrolls, PC, Xbox, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Skyrim players can now tuck into a new expansion which adds a large quest and several new locations.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is always getting a steady stream of content thanks to mods, and many of these end up being officially promoted by Bethesda through the Creations system.
The benefit of Creations is they’re intended to work with the base game and other creations without running into any major compatibility issues.
The latest creation to be promoted on Bethesda’s official channels is Outlaws of Skyrim - Eastmarch by MissingLukey, the next expansion to their Outlaws of Skyrim mod series.
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The creation adds new bandit camps, dungeons, and forts scattered across the Eastmarch region of Skyrim, with them being built to feel like a natural part of the world.
In total, there are five new camps, which include an underground fighting pit, abandoned prisonyard, ruined farm with a hidden hot spring cavern, a caravan raider tower, and a cliffside watch camp.
These locations are placed seamlessly across Eastmarch's ash fields, mountain passes, and travel routes, making exploration a lot more dangerous and rewarding.
They each feature unique layouts, themes, and environmental details, so there shouldn’t be any semblance of repeated content or assets.
Meanwhile, MissingLukey has also added three new dungeons to the game, with every location also holding unique lore notes, journals, and in world details to immerse you within these places.
For those who actually want to get more out of it though, the creation also features radiant quest compatibility, so you can have replayable bounty, assassination, and retrieval missions in each area.
It’s also fully navmeshed for NPCs, meaning enemies, friendly NPCs, and followers will have smooth movement throughout each new location.
It should prove to be a fun creation for players who enjoy raiding bandit camps, or play the role of a bounty hunter or mercenary during their playthroughs.
If you’re interested in checking it out, you can grab the expansion from the Skyrim Creations hub for 300 credits. It's available on both PC and Xbox platforms.
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