I wonder if this Stormcloak faction shows up again later. I mean, literally! Apparently none of Gaius Maro's people up north were taught that trick. In the end, the Penitus Oculatus arrived - and when they got what they wanted, they teleported away. Playing an Imperial sympathizer Altmer (who hates the Thalmor and isn't happy with the current situation, but doesn't think the Stormcloaks would be any better for her), I assisted with the interrogation of a prisoner at the border fort, who apparently was a member of a Stormcloak breakaway faction. However, unlike most mods I do not consider the voice acting to be actively painful. The writing and voice acting aren't quite at the standard of the main game. I've only played a bit and just reached the outskirts of Bruma. This thread is intended to include spoilers, so be aware of that - since there likely won't be "official" wikipages like the UESP wiki I think it's appropriate that we exchange information here. You can get the Standard Edition version here, the Special Edition here, and an XBOX version is also supposed to come out at some point (and if you are a PS4 player: Sucks to be you!). The first mod released, which is reportedly 50% larger than the Dragonborn DLC, covers the region of Cyrodiil centering on Bruma. The Nibenean branch is currently headed by Master Coltinius and Champion Cyrus, while Philippa Petrose heads up the Colovian branch's Chorrol hall.For those who came in late, "Beyond Skyrim: Bruma" is the first of a series of planned mods created by this team which gradually wants to expand the regions of the vanilla Skyrim game.
To this day, the two branches operate separate halls, with the Nibenean branch running the Bruma guildhall and the Colovian branch beginning the construction of countryside guildhalls using imperial funds previously destined to priories and woodsmen lodges. The split was caused by differences in philosophy and in whether to intervene in the war against the Thalmor.
The Guild gained greater prominence at the beginning of the Third Era under Uriel I, although after the Great War it fractured into two factions - Colovian and Nibenean. The guild is a professional organization chartered by the Emperor to regulate the hiring and training of mercenaries, protect commerce, capture or drive away beasts, and similar security duties. The Fighters Guild provides a common and public place of training, study, and employment for those of a martial persuasion.
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