Thank you Mr. Infinium! As a mod author yourself, I'm sure you know how much actually goes into making these. I'm just glad I'm able to reach others like yourself in this way :) I do have a couple more projects in the works, but these probably won't be done for awhile. Cheers, my friend!

Cheers!

This is what I call a mod you sir are a true skilled Modder.

Wow...just...wow. I've played a lot of workshop content and this by far is the best that I've ever seen. The artwork is simply stunning. The missions are more puzzle based and less hack-and-slash...a welcome change. Even the voice acting, typically not a strong skill for modders was pretty good. I spent hours upon hours just exploring (even using the console commands to fly around and see it from different angles) - each set was a fresh change from the prior one. Thanks for the experience - I can't wait to see what you do next!

Really imaginative and beautiful. I will criticise it, consructively. I honestly got a headache when in the area with the cave city. So much was going on that I had not experienced in a game before, I think that is why game developers don't put so much detail in their software-- like this one. That area was amazing otherwise, the voice actor of Aryana was soothing and I sensed a German accent? The Grotto was overwhelming with enemies, meaning too much in one place (there was like 10 or 12 archers, come on!). I fell in the lava that didn't burn and spawned in the ending room to collect the item piece needed for the end portal. That was a huge glitch, and I was surprsed not to find a way to climb out of the lava, considering the pathways above were so inviting for a falling accident. The immense amount of Flame Atronachs was excessive, like sprinkling glitter on a scrap book excessive. Overall, I enjoyed the scenery. I think it is the development of what to throw at the player that you need to work on, with enemies and the excessiveness of details in the surrounding area. Also, the labyrinth was ridiculously twisty feeling and I think that may have been the cause for slight vertigo of my eyes. I have been playing video games for 25 years and never experienced that. My companions followed me in but I didn't see them until an hour later when I finally found the moment to leave the map. They both stayed by the lady statue and wouldn't budge. I had to just reload a save. I don't know if you said don't bring in companions, I have not memorized the description, but in my defense there wasn't a choice question "Do you want to leave Skyrim?" before entering, you literally just enter a house and lay on a bed. I think I will not try to play again, I just wanted to leave the whole time I was in there. Nice job, though!


----------Okay yeah, it says in the description not to have your companions come in the house. Again in my defense, I did not play this mod straight away and played the regular game for a while beforehand. Should have asked at the door about companions. Maybe you think that is dumb, but I thihk it makes sense if you are not the type of person to try something straight after downloading. People make mistakes and it should have been programmed to have companions in the first place, but that is just my opinion.