Death Replacement - Reincarnation
Instead of dying, take over the body of one of 120 new NPCs. Turning Skyrim into a gangster-like appearance!
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About this mod Machine translation
Instead of dying, take over the body of one of 120 new NPCs. Turning Skyrim into a gangster-like appearance!
You are the last of the Dragonborn, given the power of dragons by Akatosh himself; destined to face Alduin in the race for the world's continued existence. Would the God of Time really let his champion fall to a lowly troll? With this mod, your soul is stuffed into another body when you die - there won't be any rest until your mission is complete!
This mod adds 120 NPCs to Skyrim and Solstheim, all of which are unremarkable. While they liven up Skyrim's towns, their true purpose is to be potential vessels for the reincarnation of the Dragon Cry. Please note that due to script restrictions, you can only retweet to people of the same gender - no gender bending!
When you die, you will leave a corpse behind with all your equipment. While many settings can be adjusted in the MCM, by default you will be dropped to level 1 and some of your skills will be reduced - but you can keep any perks you purchased!
Resetting to level 1 won't change any quest progress, which doesn't apply at all for gameplay and compatibility reasons - after all, there's no point in stumbling across the Eye of Magnus more than once in Saltar. Vampires and werewolves are also unaffected.
Known issues
The right eye isn't always applied when taking over a new body.
When being a beggar you don't always get clothes.
Sometimes new NPCs' schedules are placed in the same place more than using idle markers, causing them to have nothing to do. Will work to improve this.
compatibility
Full Schlongs supported by Skyrim! If you mix and match plug-ins (like different pubic hair on women), they will transfer correctly.
If using RaceMenu, do not use additional part types (Nose2, Mouth2, etc.). These cause deformities when changed into a beast race.
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You are the Last Dragonborn, endowed with the powers of a dragon by Akatosh himself; destined to face Alduin in a contest for the continued existence of the world. Would the God of Time really let his champion fall to a lowly troll? With this mod, your soul is stuffed into another body when you die - there can be no rest until your task is done!
This mod adds 120 NPCs to Skyrim and Solstheim, who are all unremarkable. While they make Skyrim's towns a bit more lively, their real purpose is to serve as potential vessels for the Dragonborn's reincarnation. Note that due to scripting limitations, you can only reincarnate as a person of the same sex - no gender bending!
When you die, you will leave behind a corpse with all your equipment. Although many settings can be adjusted in the MCM, by default you will be reduced to level 1 and some of your skills will be reduced - but you get to keep any perks you've purchased!
Resetting to level 1 does not alter any quest progress, that simply wouldn't work for gameplay and compatibility reasons - it wouldn't make sense to stumble upon the Eye of Magnus in Saarthal more than once, after all. Vampirism and Lycanthropy are likewise unaffected.
KNOWN ISSUES
The correct eyes are not always applied when taking over a new body.
When becoming a beggar, you are not always given clothes.
Sometimes the new NPCs' schedules put more in the same place than there are idle markers to use, leading to them standing around doing nothing. Will work on improving this.
COMPATIBILITY
Full Schlongs of Skyrim support! If you mix-and-match addons (like different pubic hairs for females), they will transfer correctly.
If you use RaceMenu, do not use the extra part types (Nose Type 2, Mouth Type 2, etc.). These will cause deformities when changing to beast races.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.