Yukki - Basic Khajiit follower
There are never enough khajiit companions in Skyrim, so I made one...she also has a room because I was bored.
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There are never enough khajiit companions in Skyrim, so I made one...she also has a room because I was bored.
A simple khajiit follower joins Riften in Beggar's Row. I modified the small tunnel to the right of the entrance as if she already lived there (enlarged area, clutter, etc.)
She is designed to be consistent with players level 1+
Yukki is definitely not subdued in any way shape or form, she is a beggar and her purpose is to be a basic companion, assisting in combat and growing with the player. I guess who would want to accompany a dragon clan until he/she knows he/she can shout goats from the mountains, so I think a beggar will be more likely to continue the adventure if you give them gear and share. Bonus...people who aren't alcoholics or crazy.
She has invisibility (levels 1 - 3), light armor (levels 1 - 2), 1- and 2-handed weapons (1st level each) and can choose locks (novice, apprentice and proficiency). Will not trigger floor traps. She only wears rags and has a dagger, so she's free to equip it however she likes.
Required Mods: Beautiful Khajiit. I used its variation on female khajiit to create Yukki. Not sure if it's 100% required to work but I feel like it's safe and say it does
I recommend the Amazing Follower Tweaks SE as well as PrivateEye's Heavy Armory for more two-handed weapon options. Relationship dialogue gets an overhaul by cloudedtruth so khajiit has more to say and Alternate Start by Arthmoor
Any body or texture mod should be used, although I do use UNP bodies.
Obviously I'm a newbie and while I'm making a basic follow mode from original Skyrim, it's mostly for my own use as I can't find anything I like, so any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Depending on the situation, there may be more followers and basic/small housing modes in the future
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A simple khajiit follower added into Riften, located in Beggar's Row. I have modified the small tunnel to the right of the entrance to act as if she was living there already (extended the area, clutter, etc.)
She is designed to level with the player from level 1 onwards
Yukki is definitely not overpowered in any way shape or form, she is a beggar, she is designed to be a basic companion to assist in combat that will grow with the player. I figured that who would be willing to accompany the dragonborn before he/she knew he/she could shout goats off mountains, so I thought a beggar would be more than likely to go on an adventure if you gave them equipment and a share in the rewards...the ones that aren't alcoholics or gone insane anyways.
She has perks in stealth (rank 1 - 3), light armour (rank 1 - 2), both 1 and 2 handed weapons (1st rank in each) and can pick locks (novice, apprentice and adept). Will not trigger floor traps. She is only in rags and has a dagger, so she is free to be outfitted to your liking.
Required Mods: Pretty Khajiit. I used the changes it makes to female khajiit to create Yukki. Not sure if its 100% required for it to work, but id rather be safe and say it does
I recommend using the Amazing Follower Tweaks SE as well as Heavy Armory by PrivateEye for a greater selection for 2 handed weapons. Relationship Dialogue Overhaul by cloudedtruth, so khajiit have more to say and Alternate Start by Arthmoor
Should work with any body or texture mod, although I do use a UNP body.
Its obvious that I'm new to this, altho I was making basic follower mods for the original skyrim they were mainly for use by me because I couldn't find any to my liking, so any feedback or advice would be much appreciated. There may be more follower and basic/small housing mods in the future depending how this goes
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