Finding My Religion Vanilla Flat Restoration
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 2.0% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #40 of 68 Miscellaneous mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
Description
This mod is a compilation of simple .json edits, uploaded as loose WorldData files which overwrite the interior records altered by Cliffworms' Finding My Religion. The original mod and all its dependencies are required.
No NPCs are added or removed from any temple by this mod. Rather, the texture records of the NPCs placed in these temples by Finding My Religion have been swapped for those of NPCs that were used in the vanilla temples but removed in Cliffworms' mod. Finding My Religion greatly improves the temples of the original game, however some of the omissions either alter the atmosphere of the temples or results in certain flats not being used in-game. This mod seeks to retain Cliffworms' changes to the temples while restoring some of the original atmosphere and NPC variety found in the vanilla game. Finding My Religion adds a lot of new or unique NPCs to the temples that fit their atmosphere (e.g. the flutist and the artist in the temple of Dibella) and these changes have been generally retained in this mod's edits to the locations.
The loose .json file for each of the four locations edited are modular and have been uploaded separately.
Below is a list of changes:
Akatosh - 1 NPC
In vanilla, all three temple dancer NPC flats were present in the temple of Akatosh. Cliffworms' mod used only two of these dancers, resulting in one dancer type not being present in the game. The top-knot dancer (181:5) which Cliffworms used for the daedra summoner in the temple basement has been replaced with the bare-chested dancer (181:6) to ensure that all temple dancer flats were used across the game.
Dibella - 3 NPCs
Several of the npcs present in the vanilla temple of Dibella were removed by Cliffworms' mod. The following swaps have been made:
- The blonde woman with purple cape (184:5) has been replaced with undraped woman glancing over shoulder (182:8). See screenshot for reference.
- Amoured woman with hands on hips (184:18) has been replaced with woman in tall boots lowering cloak (184:10). See screenshot for reference. Note: both these flats were present in the vanilla temple, but 184:10 seemed to fit better with the general aesthetic and setting of a temple of Dibella.
-The hooded pilgrim Potion NPC in the basement which was not used in the temple of Dibella in the original game has been replaced with bare-legged woman with vest (184:7) which was used formerly present in a side room near the entrance in vanilla.
Kynareth - 1 NPC
In the vanilla game, the temple of Kynareth featured two kneeling undraped NPC flats which were removed by Cliffworms' mod. The old man sitting in chair flat (184:2) used for the Cure Disease NPC has been replaced by woman sitting on haunches (184:12).
This small patch restores vanilla NPC flats altered or removed by the Finding My Religion mod for four temple types: Arkay, Dibella, Kynareth, and Stendarr. It's for players who want the original look back while keeping the mod's other changes. With 30 endorsements and recent updates, it's a niche but active fix.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Niche fix that directly addresses a specific issue for Finding My Religion users
- Recent update (March 2025) shows the author is still supporting it
- Small and focused—doesn't overhaul anything else, just restores what you want
⚠️ Cons
- Only 30 endorsements—this is a very niche patch for a specific audience
- Requires the original Finding My Religion mod to be useful, so it's not standalone
For Skyrim players who use Finding My Religion but miss the original vanilla NPC flats in those four temples. If you're not using that mod, this patch is useless. Skip if you're happy with the altered flats or don't care about temple interiors.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure you have the original Finding My Religion mod installed first, then drop this patch into your mod manager and load it after the main mod.
- If you're using a mod manager like Vortex or MO2, enable this patch and let it overwrite the original files—no need to manually edit anything.
- Check the load order: this patch should be placed after Finding My Religion to ensure the restored flats take effect.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Daggerfallunity Mods
- Author
- flnhlrn
- Version
- 1.0
- Downloads
- 1,479
- Endorsements
- 30
- Category
- Miscellaneous
- Created
- 3/2/2025
- Updated
- 3/18/2025
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