Fallout 4 mod takes you on an Zelda-themed quest to retrieve Master Sword from Sacred Grove.
Mods for Fallout 4 can make an incredible difference to the experience in The Commonwealth, from revamping Concord into an old world town full of prewar charm, to providing you with access to Deathclaw rides.
Others provide vault dwellers with tools for adding unique personal flair and personal customization of activities, visuals and gear for their post-apocalyptic playthroughs; yet others serve as platforms for creatively talented vault dwellers to construct brand new adventures for fellow Fallout fans to enjoy.
If you have recently found solace from the wasteland while playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, perhaps taking a peek at a mod which adds elements from Hyrule into post-apocalyptic Boston might be of interest.
Are you hoping to bring some Legend of Zelda action into your next Fallout 4 playing session? If so, try mixing in some elements from The Legend of Zelda as the next element for an immersive Fallout experience!
SunnyDelight, better known by their online handle SunnySword and Sacred Grove mods, recently created one for Fallout London as well as adding one to Fallout New Vegas – among their other projects, they made unique weapons such as pistols for use with fallout weapons such as shotguns.
Now they’ve gone one step further to honor The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s release by creating an exciting fully voiced quest in Fallout 4 which tasks players with retrieving Link’s iconic weapon from him!
As seen in SunnyDelight’s showcase video above, to obtain the iconic Master Sword and its scabbard you must visit their “sacred grove of collectable items and various little secrets,” where access can only be gained by answering some Zelda-themed questions from an unknown stranger.
Both the location and weapon have been created to reflect their appearances in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, using custom architecture, unique animations and ambient music that enhance each element even further.
This mod also offers an optional Dark Link variant sword and scabbard that are less powerful, available from the Museum of Witchcraft; plus you have an opportunity to establish settlement in Sacred Grove via an additional file.
Before beginning to do that however, make sure that the Fallout 4 Script Extender is running and check out SunnyDelight’s YouTube channel for an in-depth look at how his mod came to fruition.
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