**Atomsplitter - The Axe of Atom's Herald


The word Herald has it's origins in the English language back on about 1377 A.D. It was defined as "One who proclaims or announces the message of another; a messenger, envoy."

With this axe you can help to bring forth and spread the word of Atom to all the non-believers in the Wasteland!

In all reality it was just a cool looking axe model I found on Sketchfab that had kind of a boring name, so I asked some people in one of the Discord servers I belong to if they could think of a decent name for it and Marvesly came up with the name "Atomsplitter"

**The Axe does not have any special animations or upgrades, and I will not be making any for it. It is just a basic no frills weapon, just the way I like it. ********As stated above in red the weapon cannot be improved or changed at the Weapon Workbench, other than having a legendary effect added to it.**********It does not only physical damage, but also Cryo, energy and rad damage to enemies who are struck with it.
The weapon can be made at the Chem Bench and has it's own listing, so it should be easy to find.
************The mod is flagged as an ESL, so it does not take up any mod slots.

The mod is what it is, and unless it is a game breaking issue, will not be revised.************



******No I will not port this to Skyrim, I am sure that there is already something like it out there somewhere.
If you are crashing at the Chem Bench when trying to make the weapons, go and download and enable the mod No More Legendary Screen, that mod will stop the crashing from happening. Make sure you get the correct copy of the mod for the version of the game you have.
I do not claim to own or have made the model or models used in this mod. They belong to their prospective owners and are only used according to a licensing agreement that is posted on the website from whence they came. All the information about the model or models and who owns/made them is listed in the Permissions and Credits section of this mod page, like they should be. . .