Divinity - Preludes

This mod is a refining of my previous mods. My intent is to port it to Divinity upon release after the code is appropriately modified. It does not have the same level of difficulty adjustments as my Random Spawns and Combat Spawns mod, though there are some enhancements.

You can also download my Living World: Goblin Raiders! addon to increase the action!

- Character Transmogs

-- No kids, sorry!

-- Beasts will always save as WildShapes

-- 5 storage slots for manual saving/recall

-- A form randomizer for the following; Beasts, Humanoids (Male/Female), Monsters, Undead, and Literally Anything

-- Note: Str, Dex, Con and Cha are all based off of your chosen form. Int and Wis are based off of your Tav.

-- Lookalikes (toggleable) allows you to apply random NPC forms instead of base templates.

- Loot Randomizer

-- Affects enemies, clutter corpses, and vendors. Does NOT delete existing loot!

- Companion AI (Toggleable)

-- Includes code to handle skipped turns.

-- Functional help code means allies actually help the fallen more often.

- Resource Restoration (Toggleable)

-- Restores resources after combat ends. Remember to Long Rest for story beats!

- Enemy Leveling

-- Initially levels enemies to match yours.

- NPC Classes (Unlikely to be Ported)

-- 15 classes applied based on enemy archetype

- Fame system (Infamy and Renown)

-- Renown and Infamy both require story investment. You must have Renown or Infamy higher than your level to benefit.

-- Specific NPCs have Fame already attached to them. These forms do NOT require fame to be greater than your level.

-- Fame benefits include: dialogue buffs, damage buffs, combat modifications, etc that fit your chosen alignment.

-- Fame is based on the form (mod transforms only) you are in when you do a thing. If you look like a chicken and kill a child, your Tav won't suffer for it, but people may be terrified of the chicken. CLUCK CLUCK, mother f'er!

-- Fame CAN affect NPCs and party members.

- Faction system

-- The more you kill members of a faction, the greater chance (max 50%) an enemy calls for help when entering combat

- Combat Enhancements

-- Random (curated) enemy statuses, spell learning, reinforcements, and random attacks.

-- Enemies have a 2% chance per turn to call for reinforcements (1 per call).

-- Reinforcements and random attacks are based on the enemies you fought since your last Long Rest.

- Overleveling Rebalancing (Toggleable)

-- Winning Streak will track how many fights you win without any deaths.

-- Dying with Winning Streak stacks causes you to lose (Level x Stack Amount) experience.

-- The more stacks you have, the