For Honor in Skyrim / Highlander / Claymore

Check the outfits and equipment used in the video

The Highlander moveset, which uses a claymore even larger than the greatsword wielded by the Warden, is now complete.
Since greatswords and claymores are distinguished by keywords, you can use the Warden or Highlander moveset depending on the weapon equipped.
By default, the claymore keyword supports weapons from the Claymores of the North
If you’d like to add the keyword to other weapons, please follow the guide below.

Guide: Adding Keywords to Weapons

Unlike the previous For Honor movesets, the Highlander features two distinct forms — Defense Form and Attack Form.

By default, you fight in Defense Form, and performing a backward power attack lets you switch to Attack Form at any time. In Attack Form, using a power attack will return you to Defense Form.

To explain the transition from Attack Form to Defense Form in more detail:

While in Attack Form, performing normal attacks, dodges, or the Formorian Kick will keep you in Attack Form.

However, after executing a power attack or a parry attack, you’ll switch back to Defense Form.

Still, if you continue performing consecutive power attacks, you’ll remain in Attack Form.

To match the unique dual-form system, I created separate walk, run, jump, and sprint animations for each form, and focused on making the transitions appear as natural as possible.
You can see this in action in the "Locomotion" section of the Highlander video above.