Hjaalmarch Redux

Download: http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/30734

When I first read about Skyrim in the lore from previous elder scrolls games, I had a much different impression of what the land actually looked like when compared to Bethesda's vision which was released to us. This mod is a representation of the mental image I created when I first read about Skyrim. Currently, this mod only affects the Hjaalmarch region, but I have differing opinions on much of the Skyrim landscape, so you can expect changes in all (read: most) of the Holds.


Current Release : Version .3b


Release Changes

- Removes 99.9 percent of trees from the Hjaalmarch Swamp
- Identifies Stonehills as a village, not a mine, as dictated by previous maps of Skyrim
- Removes Snow from Morthal (Optional)
- Added Nordic Ruins and Structures to the new Hjaalmarch
- Removes Trees from Morthal to better match the rest of the Hjaalmarch (Optional)


Future Releases

- increase fog
- Draugr that spawn at night


Compatibility

This mod is currently incompatible with anything that makes changes to the Hjaalmarch region. If a patch is requested for compatibility with a major mod I will do my best to provide that for you all.


Suggested Mods

Lush Grass by Optic Shooter
Skyrim Flora Overhaul by Vurt
Supreme and Volumetric Fog by MannyGT


FAQs

Q: Will you make this change for me?
A: I'm always willing to listen to new ideas, but unless its listed under the future release section, it probably won't be made by me.

Q: Is this compatible with "X" mod?
A: If it makes changes to the Hjaalmarch region, most likely not. If you think a patch will be worthwhile, mention it in the comments section and I will take a look.

Q: I like this change, but that change makes me cringe.
A: Thats really not a question, but I'll answer it anyway. The release of this mod is modular, meaning that you might be able to find a version of the mod with the changes you like without the changes you don't.


Addendum

If you enjoy this mod, think its a good idea, or even hate it; please leave a comment! Feedback is what tells me what I need to change and what I should keep. Endorsemants are, as always, most appreciated as well.