Fallout 4 players may be familiar with Bethesda's brand of survival, since a special Survival difficulty option was added post-launch, taking advantage of the post-nuclear setting. The third free Creation coming to Skyrim Special Edition on November 11 is Survival Mode. There doesn't appear to be any quest content available through Rare Curios, nor does the Creation appear to expand on Skyrim's Khajiit lore, but players will now be able to purchase ingredients for special potions, arrows, and poisons from the Caravans. The Rare Curios are designed to bolster the Khajit Caravans that wander Skyrim and sell their wares. According to Bethesda, Saints & Seducers is one of the largest pieces of content available on the Creation Club store.Īlongside Saints & Seducers is an influx of additional new items under the Rare Curios Creation. It also offers new enemies to fight in its quests. Players can expect to find new items as well in the Saints & Seducers Creation, including weapons and sets of armor. It consists of two main quest, and an unspecified number of side quests. The first is perhaps the most enticing - an additional storyline called Saints & Seducers. Skyrim Anniversary Content Coming To Special Editionīethesda is making four select Creations available to owners of Skyrim Special Edition. Skyrim Anniversary Edition launches on November 11, and the free Creation Club content for the Special Edition owners will be made available that same day. When compared to the Anniversary Edition it's not much, but free content this far into a game's life is more than welcome. The celebration of Skyrim's 10th anniversary doesn't just involve a new version of the game - Special Edition owners will be gifted a selection of the incoming Creation Club content as well.

Related: What Skyrim's Best Creation Club Downloads Are Creation Club mods exist in a sort of limbo on what's officially canon in Skyrim lore, but their inclusion in the Anniversary Edition - an official Bethesda release - gives them quite a bit more credibility.

Items in the Creation Club store have been curated by Bethesda, and are all compatible with each other, meaning installing one won't cause another to become unusable. In a sense, Creation Club content is a step above the average mod, but doesn't quite attain DLC status. The Creation Club launched in 2017, offering a less-than-official means for Bethesda to add fan-created content to both Skyrim and Fallout 4. For the game's 10th anniversary, Skyrim Anniversary Edition will add a wide variety of content from Bethesda's Creation Club program. The open world RPG has had incredible staying power in an ever-evolving games industry since 2011, being released on nearly every platform possible. It's been 10 years since the release of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and with TES VI still years away, Bethesda has decided to release yet another version of Skyrim with even more features.

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