Morthal Where's Wares

Added a killer friendly grocery store with Argonian merchants in Morthal.

describe

Each capital holding should provide three basic services. People traveling to the capital needed an inn to stay and a blacksmith to keep their weapons and armor in good condition. Finally, a general store is needed so that people can buy things they cannot create or grow on their own. For whatever reason, Morthal lacks all three. If you use JK's Skyrim it will add a blacksmith but still lacks a general shop. This mod aims to add a general shop to JK's version of Morthal. There aren't many Hjaalmarch shops, so the shop was designed with this in mind, aiming to blend in with both the vanilla and modded shops. While this mod is designed to be used with JK's Skyrim, it can be used alone or with other compatible Morthal overhauls. This mod does not make any edits to NavMesh, so it will not cause NavMesh compatibility issues. Instead, it uses NavCut and some clever tricks. This is a clean, optimized and stable mod that blends perfectly with the rest of Morthal. Loaded after other Morthal overhauls.

Installation and use

Add archive content to the Data directory manually or using a mod manager. Sort your load order. Enable the mod and play.

Cancel installation

Delete archived content manually or using a mod manager.

compatibility

The following is compatible unless otherwise stated.

AI overhaul

Hearthfire (the store sells Hearthfire building materials)

Immersive Citizenship - AI Overhaul

Interesting NPCs (blacksmith added in Morthal)

JKs Skyrim (loaded before Morthal Where's Wares)

Morality checks will not be performed on modifications to the same area

Morality overhauls for already existing shops are often incompatible

small town businessman

notes

The merchant has an AI package that integrates perfectly with the AI ​​mod.

Shops are open most of the day and night.

This mod does not include external NavMesh data to avoid compatibility issues. It only requires a "navigation mesh information map" for NPC navigation. Loading this mod in the creation toolbox will delete the current Navigation Mesh Info Map and you will have to create a new one. The reason for removing NavMesh data is to avoid the need for compatibility patches. If you use modules A, B, and C, you may need patches for A-B, B-C, A-C, or A-B-C. By making mod A this way, you only need the B-C patches regardless of the mod combination.

Change history

v1.200508

initial release

Credit and thanks

Bethesda Game and Creation Toolkit

my mobile phone

Jorrvaskr Trapdoor

Karthwasten silver anvil

Kolskeggr Miners Hall

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Tianzhu completed

This is Jorrvaskr

Whiterun Watchtower

allow

The patch has an open license.

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DESCRIPTION

Every hold capital should have three basic services. People visiting the capital need an inn to stay at. A blacksmith is needed to keep weapons and armor in good shape. Lastly, a general store is needed so people can buy things that they can't make or grow themselves. For whatever reason, Morthal was lacking two of the three. If you use JK's Skyrim, it adds a blacksmith but still lacks a general store. This mod was designed to add a general store to JK's version of Morthal. Hjaalmarch is a poor hold, so the store was designed with that in mind. It was designed to blend in with vanilla stores as well as modded stores. While the mod was designed to be used with JK's Skyrim, it can be used alone or with other compatible Morthal overhauls. This mod doesn't make any edits to the NavMesh, so it won't cause NavMesh compatibilty issues. It instead uses NavCut and some clever modding. This is a clean, optimized, and stable mod that blends in perfectly with the rest of Morthal. Load after other Morthal overhauls.

INSTALLATION AND USAGE

Add the contents of archive to the Data directory manually or with a mod manager. Sort you load order. Enable the mod and play.

UNINSTALLING

Remove contents of the archive manu …