Say you missed an Isran quest or something. I think if this was done right, people would have entire mod builds based around this mod.Ī necromancer quest - since all NPCs are now non-essential and can be killed, you could have reason to miss them. It just needs to be expanded and cleaned up. But at least you wouldn't be starting from scratch as Become High King has a lot of great work already done. Probably LOTD size that would take a team to build. Yes this would be a VERY large mod with a lot of work.
If you want to go someplace (like another one of your homes) you could talk to your steward and say what group of consorts/guards/servants etc you'd like to bring along. Patch with Wintersun to choose a national religion and maybe repercussions from that (Molag Bal don't like you now) Using native voice files to actually have locals call you "king" instead of relying on subtitles or Fuz-Ro-DohĪnother patch with Guards Armor Replacer so that if you choose to rule from say Markarth you'd see Markarth Guards in Whiterun bandit raids, cross-hold trade, granting merchant licenses, etc.) You then have to use conscription to recruit replacements (Nazeem for sure) or wait for your army to train more soldiers with costs of courseĪ robust tax system and costs like your army, citadel maintenance, education (CoW and Bard's College costs), culture (LOTD patch?), heck why not social welfare to keep the local bums happy or provide them housing (ie Breezehome).ĭeal with local problems (thinking Dany Targaryen in Meereen) ie. You then send 20 and they take it over but 13 die. More lore-friendly way to become High King possibly with a post-civil war series of quests, likely with permanent effects to existing NPCs (ie like what do you do with the denizens of the Blue Palace (live, die, or prison?)Ībility to rule from ANY hold (it'd be really great to have a patch to do so with this mod - LC Citadel - and a way to allow other modders to patch their own player home builds to be patched in like LOTD allows)Ībility to send out soldiers (and have your own generals to command) to take over locations (much like Lawbringer (patch?) ) with actual consequences ie You send 10 soldiers to Silent Moons camp and only 3 come back and bandits still hold it. The author does say that anyone is welcome to take the mod over and repost as needed.
There's a LOT of really good stuff here but has a few problems and is no longer supported.
I just learned of this port/adaptation of the original Oldrim version.
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