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Stronger Wolves v2
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Category: Characters, Creatures, Gameplay, Miscellaneous, Races
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Stronger Wolves v2

Description
Wolves in skyrim never seemed savage enough to me, low and high level players alike slaughter wolves. This increases base health for wolves and familiars, as well as damage. The idea here is to increase the difficulty of fighting wolves, but low level players can still beat them without getting slaughtered themselves. After all, wolves are low level creatures. But in no game should the rats (skeevers) be as strong or stronger than wolves.

This mod edits the race that wolves in game use to make them have more health, slightly more damage, and makes wolves (slightly) larger. This affects ice wolves, normal wolves, and familiars.

version 1: Release

version 2: Took out Alpha wolf at beggining. (Sorry about that) New Screenshots. New Title picture.

Update 3: Took out pictures as they were from my other crappy computer. Took a couple videos to show about how strong the wolves are at level 1. In them I am playing on expert and am level 1.


Bugs:
I don't know of any, this is a fairly simple mod so I don't see many in the future either. If you decide to subscribe and find out a bug or glitch, please let me know so I can fix it.

Compatibility:
All I edited was the wolf race, so unless you have a mod that edits that too, then this mod is probably compatable.

Installation:
For people new to the steam workshop, you always install a mod by pressing the green Subscribe button at the top.
Once you bring up Skyrim, look in data files and make sure stronger wolves is checked.

If you are thinking of subscribing or have, thank you and please don't forget to rate and or comment. Thank you for looking at this mod.
35 Comments
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Lokihokipoki 22 Jan, 2016 @ 8:15pm 
This takes me back to Oblivion. Wolves were a legitmate threat from lower to mid levels, and their attacks were much more prone to stagger the player.
Great mod!
Pumpernickel 30 Jul, 2014 @ 9:30pm 
I know, great mod man! Wolf's comment just kind of made me smile. Vanilla wolves are about as intimidating as my chihuahua. I probably would've upped their attack even more than you did :)
RobotKey  [author] 30 Jul, 2014 @ 8:13pm 
@Pumpernickel thats the point of this mod, to make them tougher.
Pumpernickel 30 Jul, 2014 @ 7:38pm 
@Wolf and Robot Key: In real life? My character can stand in a group of three vanilla wolves wearing nothing but his loin cloth and they struggle to make my health bar move. In real life even a single wolf (which would defenitely be aggressive if hungry and you're alone) would have no trouble tearing a man in a loin cloth apart.
RobotKey  [author] 15 May, 2014 @ 6:54pm 
*in a world
RobotKey  [author] 15 May, 2014 @ 6:53pm 
Yeah but this is skyrim, not real life. I always just think of it as the wolves in skyrim are dumber, larger, and more fearsome than in real life. They would have to be in world with trolls, magic, dragons, and giants lol
Darth Cuddlefluff 15 May, 2014 @ 6:26pm 
Wolves aren't nearly as agressive as they are made out to be, they are actually kind of whimps in real life.
RobotKey  [author] 18 Aug, 2013 @ 6:12pm 
I don't think the mods would conflict. My mod only edits vannila wolves. If he made new races for his wolves it should be fine.
BorderWise 18 Aug, 2013 @ 5:24pm 
Would this mod be compatible with 'Skyrim Wildlife Overhaul' by gothic2392? It adds an entirely new kind of wolf (Dire Wolves) to the Skyrim leveled lists, so would this mod affect them?
RobotKey  [author] 19 Jun, 2013 @ 12:41am 
Thank you, much appreciated.