Warm drinks SSE - simple tea and coffee recipes - for the campfire
Simple and small Campfire based mod: Find and/or craft non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks in the world, by boringvlln.
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Simple and small Campfire based mod: Find and/or craft non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks in the world, by boringvlln.
This is a warm drink converted to boringvlln - simple tea and coffee recipes - special edition for Campfire. I enjoyed playing this mod and thought other SSE-ers would too, and was bored enough to allow me to upload my conversions.
Before endorsing my conversion, please endorse the original version!
Below is a description of the original mod*.
*Shameless edit from boringvlln, ehehe
This is a small model I made for personal use, played with it for a long time and decided to share it because why not. Requires Campfire and dlcs.
Ever wonder if there would be non-alcoholic killer-friendly drinks? What can one drink to keep warm on a typical Skyrim day?
Time for some tea (or coffee).
There are different types of tea made from different mountain flowers: blue, red and purple.
Coffee can be made from elf ears.
Dragonborn Support: Make gray tea using ingredients easily found in Solstheim (grey worm clusters and trama roots).
Mix tea or coffee with honey, milk, lavender or frosting. Or just add some coffee to your morning routine.
There is an extra sweet drink that contains more honey than tea, and there are several ways to make a hot drink of wine, beer, or mead by adding herbs and berries.
There is also a special tea that many people find bitter, but it may help your voice.
I tried to keep the effects and names more or less absolutely friendly and appropriate for Requiem. There is only one drinkable drink that directly restores health, and there is a reason for doing so (all drinks are based on real-life examples).
To start from the "rusty old teapot" you can create yourself a teapot (at the forge) with a drink (can be purchased from a pawn, such as Belethor, or in a container with miscellaneous items, I sometimes find them in crates from Dynamic Things - Woodpiles and Barrels) and two corundum ingots.
You can place the teapot anywhere.
In addition to adding these drinks, I also made one small change to the existing drinks:
Riften specials are now truly special, expensive and have unique, powerful and equally dangerous effects. They are no longer part of the "potions", they are legal drinks.
Other than that, vanilla logging is unaffected, so compatibility should be fine.
It seems like Dragonborn's Legacy (and I guess any other mod) will easily override these changes, so make your own choice: whichever mod loads last takes priority. Other functions are not affected at all.
As of version 1.1, there are no edits to vanilla drinks. Feel free to use the older version if you prefer.
All drinks can be found on defeated enemies, in stores, in a traveling merchant's supply, in someone's pocket... basically anywhere you can expect it.
If you use other mods to add things to the level list, it's always better to make a Bashed patch.
For detailed recipes and effects, check out the Images section. Note that in Requiem, drinks obey the food rules like any other and only work in combat (but not specifically, but they are priced well above balance).
Campfire required.
Frosfall support: drinks warm you up. Except for summer tea, it's all cold and refreshing.
Compatible with Ineed: Just register your drink in the game.
integral:
Stroti for the teapot model and Tamira for converting it to Skyrim.
Chesko for Campfire, Frostfall, development kits and tutorials.
WoodiePL for LL fix。
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This is a conversion of boringvlln's Warm Drinks - Simple Tea And Coffee Recipes - for Campfire to Special Edition. I enjoyed playing with this mod and thought other SSE-ers would too, and boringvlln kindly gave me permission to upload my conversion.
Please endorse the original mod before endorsing my conversion!
Below is the description from the original mod*.
*With cheeky edits from boringvlln, ehehe
This is a small mod that I made for personal use, played with it for a long while and …
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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