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Salt Mines of Skyrim

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Description

Salt Mines of Skyrim
Author - UWShocks
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Cleaned with TES5Edit; no ITMs, no UDRs, No DelNavmeshes.
--Mod does not add scripts, so you can remove without worry of orphaned scripts.
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Also available on the Nexus: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/55153
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Why?
--I created this mod because I like the idea of Salt Mines, for sake of immersion, and to help alleviate the problem of the player usually being in short supply of "Salt Piles".
--I originally used a "Salt Mine" mod on Skyrim Nexus; but it was removed for some unknown reason, and I forgot to create a backup.
Thus, that mod was the inspiration for me creating this mod.
--There was a "request mod" thread in the STEAM Discussions, which further inspired me to create this mod.
--Lastly, I use the mod "Imps More Complex Needs" which requires me to cook a lot. Thus, another reason for being short on Salt Piles.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=13056
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Locations/Description
Mod adds 2 Salt Mines to Skyrim.
--First in Falkreath
--Second between Dawnstar and Winterhold

Player can mine "Salt Vein" to obtain "Rock Salt". To refine down to "Salt Pile", player can use a "Cooking Pot" to boil down "Rock Salt" to "Salt Pile".

## 3 Rock Salt ---> 8 Salt Piles ##
--So for example: 3 Salt Veins = 9 Rock Salts = 24 Salt Piles
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Permissions:
Feel free to use my mod for whatever you want. All I ask is credit for my work.

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Other:
--Q: What's the "Clock" mod in your screenshots?
--A:
A Matter of Time - A HUD clock widget by SkyAmigo
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/44091/
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Recommended Mods:

Detailed Mine Map Markers
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=17828

Compatible with:
Glowing Ore Veins 300 - by Baratan
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/193/

78 Comments

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ShocksVR #AirLink [author] 31 Oct, 2016 @ 5:33pm

I uploaded an updated v1.1 LE version that adds a salt mine to Raven Rock; thus it requires Dragonborn. (requires DLC so uploaded as new mod). Use one or the other, not both since both mods have Falkreath and Winterhold mines. It has a different ESP name, so if you're switching over to the new version you'll get a "Missing Content" error when loading a save. However, these mod's DO NOT contain any new scripts (they use vanilla ore script), so you should still be ok removing it. This version will still continue to remain uploaded as I understand not everyone has the DLC. Thanks !!!

Werde Spinner 17 Sep, 2015 @ 2:27pm

That pterodactyl screech you hear in the distance is me, screaming how this mod is the answer to my prayers.

ajurebear 16 Aug, 2015 @ 11:27am

Seems like a great mod. I'd love to use it. Does it work with Realistic Needs and Hunterborn?

ShocksVR #AirLink [author] 29 May, 2015 @ 6:06pm

@Mel
Thanks for the feedback; much appreciated :)

@Possum0231
The clock mod is in the description

PlagueRaven 4 May, 2015 @ 12:20pm

First, I'd like to say this mod is underrated. I think the idea of having salt mines is a pretty clever one. My character is usually a ranger type that hunts a lot, and I start hunting and cooking pretty early on in the game. Usually at that point, I don't have a whole lot of salt to cook with, but I'll have huge stockpiles of meat. Not to mention that I love mining. It adds to my "work" when I collect stuff to cook with and makes me feel more like I earned it. So don't listen to those who say it's "pointless." On the contrary, it's one of the more useful mods I play with.