Added additional farms, farmers, fishermen, and hunters. Added exterior chimneys for houses because fireplaces. Added a shrine and alchemy bench for the healing of your poor diseased self. Added an inn/tavern for the sleeping and the consuming of the wines. Added various notes and journals and such and things. Added new quest (misc): Isobel's Family Ring. Added new quest (misc): Riften Delivery. Added new custom dialogue for said NPCs (Those things excluded) here's what you get. clutter, trees, wildlife, lanterns, blah blah) as identifying every single barrel I’ve moved and tree I’ve added would be a huge enormous pain in my arse. Which brings me to…Īs for specifics, I’ll be omitting the small "aesthetic" changes from these list (i.e. As it turned out, I now HAVE that opportunity to build the mod I’d always wanted to build, so buckle up mod-friendos, we’re going to go on a little adventure together. Things that, given the opportunity (and a time machine), I would never had done in the first place, things of which we shall never speak again. Mostly for my own sanity. I made a lot of mistakes with the old ETaC. So if you came here expecting identical towns, with identical people and identical layouts – Prepare yourself, because you’re about to be sorely disappointed lol. This was built from the ground up, taking into account everything I have learned in MY CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE AND/OR WISDOM (jokes, I clearly have neither of those things) to try and give you and me and everybody a much better mod overall. While the new version is certainly in the spirit of its predecessor, it is NOT the same mod. (Click the images to be taken to their pages.)Īlright, so - What exactly are you getting? Many thanks to the respective creators for making these translations possible. (Karthwasten and Morthal are currently in progress.)
Available in "Complete" - All the towns packed together and, "Modular" - Individual towns à la carte versions.
So far includes: Darkwater Crossing, Dawnstar, Kynesgrove, Riverwood and Rorikstead.
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