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Adds Simply Swords weapon variants made from Born In Chaos dark metal, including claymores, cutlasses, glaives, greataxes, halberds, katanas, rapiers, sais, and scythes.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 375Smithing (transform) · 134Smithing · 45

Items

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Frequently asked questions

What does Integrated Simply Swords actually add?
It adds Simply Swords weapon types (claymores, cutlasses, glaives, greataxes, greathammers, halberds, katanas, longswords, rapiers, sais, scythes, spears, twinblades, warglaives, chakrams) made from materials added by other mods, currently Born In Chaos dark metal, Caverns And Chasms necromium, and Ice and Fire dragonbone fire. Each material gets the full weapon-type lineup, so you pick the metal first and the weapon shape second.
How do I get started with this mod?
You need the source material mods installed and their material obtained first, since every weapon here is gated behind the base mod's own progression. Get dark metal from Born In Chaos, necromium from Caverns And Chasms, or dragonbone fire from Ice and Fire, then craft the weapon type you want using that material's ingots or equivalent.
Do I need Simply Swords itself installed for this to work?
Yes. Integrated Simply Swords is an integration add-on, so Simply Swords provides the weapon types, models, and attack behaviors, while Born In Chaos, Caverns And Chasms, and Ice and Fire provide the materials. Missing any of those dependencies means the corresponding weapons won't exist or won't craft.
Which weapon type should I craft first?
Start with a longsword or katana if you want a general-purpose main hand, since they're forgiving in normal combat. Pick a greataxe, greathammer, or scythe only if you're comfortable with slower, heavier swings, and grab a rapier or sai if you fight a lot of armored or fast enemies.

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