Unfortunate spoils

Looting Draugr urns, as well as food barrels or sacks in dungeons, results in negative consequences.

bad luck

Unlucky looters will loot certain types of containers as well as certain types of items, adding to the consequences.

You'll think twice before robbing items.

Is looting Draugr's mummy the right thing to do when an angry spirit might seek revenge?

Is it really worth eating that cabbage when a gangster might jump out and attack you?

Should I pick up that big soul gem when it could break and summon Dramora?

keep in touch

I've been doing weekly Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil level design work on Twitch, and I've been posting screenshots and mod notifications for the Skyrim community on Twitter. I do want to do more work and your support will be greatly appreciated on your Patreon and wherever you are doing good on our shared planet.

I've also started uploading my stream on YouTube! These are great ways to learn more about mods

Or even how you get started with level design.

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So far it affects...

Draugr vat and mummy

Chance to summon the hostile ghost Draugr

chance of contracting disease

Food buckets and sacks

Opportunity to summon hostile forces

A gem full of soul

When the player obtains a Soul-filled Gem, there is a chance to empty and summon a hostile Familiar/Atronach/Dremora

humanoid corpse

Chances of contracting "foul-smelling" diseases reduced by 10

Recommendations

For challenges, I recommend setting the "Maximum number of spawns" to a level that seems intimidating. If you're a skilled character, one or two Draugr isn't much of a challenge. However, if 4 or 5 Draugr is intimidating, set it to that value. Essentially, set the maximum to a level you think will kill you.

Other details

I used a custom, level 10 skeever, you may find these skeevers more challenging, but ultimately difficult to overcome.

For the ghost, I used the vanilla level Draugr LChar, which randomly selects weapons and levels along with the player. I have the ghost FX script above, which means that when killed, it will collapse into a pile of water.

The future of mods

I'm always listening to suggestions and ideas for next steps. I'm thinking about Mudcrabs and other beasts.

Mod configuration menu

Adjust the number of enemies (default: 2, up to 20)

Adjust the chance of foot, ghost or summon (Default: 20%)

Adjust disease chance (default: 25%)

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UNLUCKY LOOT

Unlucky Loot adds consequences for looting certain types of containers, as well as certain types of items.

When you loot things, you'll start to think twice.

Is looting that Draugr mummy the right thing to do, when angry spirits might retaliate?

Is taking that cabbage really worth it, when skeevers might jump out and attack you?

Should I pick up that Grand Soul Gem, when it might break open and summon a Dremora?

STAY IN TOUCH

I've been doing weekly streams of my Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil level design work on Twitch, and I post screenshots and mod teasers for the Skyrim community on my Twitter. I do want to do more of this work, and your support is greatly appreciated at my Patreon as well as just generally anywhere you do good deeds on our shared Earth.

I also have started Youtube uploads of my streams! These are great ways to gain insight on how mods are

made, and even on how you can get started with level design.





So far it affects...

Draugr Urns & Mummies

Chance to summon hostile ghost Draugr

Chance to contract a disease

Food Barrels & Sacks

Chance to summon hostile skeevers

Filled Soul Gems

When the player gets a filled soul gem, chance to empty, and summon hostile familiar/Atronach/Dremora

Humanoid Corpses

Chance for 'Stench of Death' disease, reduces speech by 10

Recommendations

For a challenge, I recommend turning the Max Spawns up to something that seems daunting. If you're a well-skilled character, one or two Draugr won't be much of a challenge. However if 4 or 5 Draugr would be formidable, set it to that. Esse …