Agatha can marry a wig attendant
阿加莎（Agatha）可嫁假发随从
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About this mod Machine translation
Add a wispmother wispshade to your party. Or just marry her. Or do both.
I'm very new to modding. I'm always trying to learn how to tailor my own unique gaming experience. This is the first time sharing everything I have done. I'm still learning a lot. I'm currently working on how to create tasks. So maybe Agatha will make requests related to her in the future. For those of you who know what I'm talking about, I've changed the settings for the elf race so that it can pass through doors. It's generally not recommended to use this method to raise mob followers, as then the draugr will leave their assigned sandbox area, etc... However, since the little shadow will remain buried until you emerge close enough, and there's really no sandbox quest to speak of, it should be fine for this follower. If anyone has any issues with Vespaamians entering the city gates please let me know,
Agatha
Mother race of Wisps: Vanilla Wispshade Wispmother
Voice: Female Youthful Desire
All spells and attacks related to vanilla Wispshade
Marriage: yes
Location: Just as you leave the gate at the top of Darklight Tower, instead of turning left towards the Rkund Ruins, head towards the unmarked ruins where you'll usually encounter the trolls. She will gaze at the cliff ledge overlooking the cliff valley.
Requirements: skyrim.esm is what you need. I might have included update.esm, but I don't think I did.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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