An unofficial patch to resolve various issues with Moonpath to Elsweyr while its current official caretaker is away. Its origins dating back to before the original Creation Kit was even released. Once more, returning to Ku' Rana and informing him of the ford will provoke another loading screen where you eventually arrive at your destination.The elegant, powerful, and open-source mod manager, Upgrade your account to unlock all media content, To enjoy the benefits of Nexus Mods, please log in or register a new account, Enjoy the mod? Changed EID for all custom cells to fix saves failing to sort by character. Exploration yields a small ford that the caravan can cross with, with the catch being the horde of Spiders and such monsters in and around the jungle. The Caravan stops once more, where Ku'rana informs the Dovahkiin that the bridge is out, and that the Dragonborn must find a way around it. Upon completing this task, talk to Ku' Rana to continue moving.
If the Dragonborn speaks to Verina and tells her that he/she is ready to travel, then the Dragonborn will board the cart and arrive in a desert in Elsweyr, where Ku'rana informs you of a bandit camp up ahead and asks you to eliminate it so they can continue. If the Dragonborn speaks to Ku'rana, he will defer you to his wife, Verina. Moonpath to Elsweyr begins with the Dragonborn visiting the Dead Man's Drink tavern and Inn at Falkreath (Go straight from the gate and your next left will bring you to the tavern) and encountering a couple of Khajiit merchants and who have stopped in Falkreath before their return to Elsweyr. Speaking to them should allow the Dragonborn to travel with the caravan to Elsweyr. Inside that door is a caravan with Khajiit inside.
There should be a door to the right of the inn's entrance. To start the mod, the Dragonborn must travel to Falkreath, and enter the Dead Man's Drink Inn. Moonpath to Elsweyr is a mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, in which the Dragonborn travels with a Khajiit caravan into the Khajiit homeland of Elsweyr.
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