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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim on Xbox One
Included in the game-mode updates and DLC is the Night Mother, who can be triggered at the end of the story or in an endless mode.
Night Mother The Night Mother is an ancient being of the night, believed to be the source of all evil and ill will.
Night Mother is an NPC that appears in the game-mode called Night and Spawn and later in the Endless Night of the DLC. She is a giant green monster that can be found in ancient ruins.
Night Mother has also received an update along with the Night Mother in-game mod and along with Night Mother will spawn you on the Isle of the Dead and a long bar brawl.
Playlist
Night Mother Endless Night
Possible triggers
Trigger: Night Mother
Additional information
BALDO: Map Editor.
Xbox One
The Night Mother mod was added to the game as part of The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited'' in April 2015.
See also
The Elder Scrolls
Tamriel Rebuilt
The Elder Scrolls Legends
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