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Solus Greatsword from Fable TLC
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Solus Greatsword from Fable TLC

Description
Solus Greatsword is a legendary greatsword in Fable and Fable: The Lost Chapters.

"The legendary Solus of the mystical dragonknights, this weapon is held in awe by swordmasters and combatants of Albion alike."

Sword is two-handed and very powerful, does fire damage and can be improved.
I added one-handed version because it was requested.

Two-handed:
Base damage: 29 (Dragonbone Warhammer has 28)
Weight: 30
Does 30 (or more) fire damage
Speed: 0.800 (default greatswords have 0.700)

One-handed
Base damage:17
Weight: 21
Does 20 (or more) fire damage
Speed is default 1.000

To get Solus Greatsword: (it is found under Dragon crafting)

1. You must be at Skyforge.

2. You must have following perks
- Dragon Armor
- Daedric Smithing
- Glass Smithing

3. You must have following items to craft it:
- 1 Dwarven Centurion Dynamo
- 3 Dragon Bones (one-handed needs 2)
- 3 Leather Strips
- 5 Ebony Ingots (one-handed needs 3)

You can craft unenchanted version at any forge and it doesn't require Centurion Dynamo Core.

Enjoy and remember to rate :) Feedback is also appreciated.
Check my Sword of Aeons and Avo's Tear! http://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=125264250

Update: the sword was way too shiny, it was almost white in sunlight, so I fixed it.
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Queen HawlSera 6 Dec, 2021 @ 8:42pm 
Bad news just went to test it, my conversion makes the items show up without textures, and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong.
Jerba  [author] 6 Dec, 2021 @ 7:10am 
Sure :) You can credit me with "Original mod by Jerba".
Queen HawlSera 6 Dec, 2021 @ 12:09am 
Thanks! Oh well I have this, may I also do this to Fabled Silver Keys and the bow and what not?

And what should I credit you as
Jerba  [author] 5 Dec, 2021 @ 8:57am 
Sure, go ahead :)
Queen HawlSera 4 Dec, 2021 @ 5:39pm 
hey uhh, can I have your permission to convert this to Special Edition and upload it on Nexus Mods?
Jerba  [author] 29 Mar, 2016 @ 1:18pm 
I think that one of the 3D programs I used during getting models to more readable format was milk<something>, only software I find with name like that is MilkShape 3D, hope this helps.
About figuring stuff out, for me it was mostly trial and error :D Only part I got from tutorials is how to get custom weapons to Skyrim.
REO Speedwagon 1932 29 Mar, 2016 @ 11:57am 
thanks, I dont know how you people figure all this stuff out
Jerba  [author] 29 Mar, 2016 @ 7:58am 
If you have the file, try using different, older 3D modelling programs to open it. If it opens, you can usually export the file in more common format to be used in Blender etc. Sorry that I don't remember what I used.
REO Speedwagon 1932 28 Mar, 2016 @ 6:38pm 
Jerba I have a fbs file my cousin ripped for me of jack of blades that he had in 3ds max but its difficult trying to find a way to covert the file. I tried fable explorer but it doesnt cope with steam version of fable well so I tried using ripping tools to get the original file type but all the ones I found were too outdated for autodesk and blender, I cant find an exact tutorial either so thats part of it.
Jerba  [author] 27 Mar, 2016 @ 4:01am 
Adam of Blades it was while back, but if I remember correctly I used Fable Explorer to get access to models in Fable's files.
The files were in weird format, so I had one or two different programs to convert models (don't remember what they were, just googled how to convert .something to .another) to more common formats.
Then I opened them in 3DSMax/Blender (I don't remember which one) and did some changes to models so that they would look better in game, like resizing, rotating, some minor edits.
After that I exported models that would work with Skyrim's modding tools.