Multiple Factions Mod (MFM)

If you are looking for something similar for lineages, please check out this mod.

Have you ever wanted to be a Crow who is also a Warden? A Mourn Watcher that left the Necropolis and joined the Veil Jumpers? Or maybe to just experience all faction content without replaying the game 6 times? Well, now you can!

As of version 2. 0, all restrictions for installation have been removed. All modules can be installed together at the same time and perform correctly.

Normally, when providing you with faction-specific lines, the game checks whether you belong to that faction (duh). The modules of this mod bend that requirement, allowing you to access content for the factions you don't belong to. Each faction has its standalone module that can be installed on its own, or in combinations with other modules.

.fbproject files are included in the Misc section (as of 2. 0, the project files are outdated).

If you want to actually change your faction, and not add another one on top, considering using the Save Editor instead.

Q&A

1. Can this be installed in the middle of a playthrough?

Yes! In fact, most of my testing was done mid-playthrough on various saves. Didn't break anything, but still please be careful and back up your files.

2. Has this mod been tested?

I've loaded a variety of saves from different points in my playthroughs to see how the game would react/how the mutually-exclusive content may clash, but have not run into any game-breaking issues. But, again, all Veilguard modding is at an experimental stage. It's recommended you back up your files before using the mod.

3. Can multiple modules be installed at the same time?

Yes. All testing of this mod has been done with multiple modules installed. As of version 2. 0, you can install any module while playing as Rook of any origin and be successfully recognised as a member of the desired faction. 

4. What if there are multiple faction-specific lines available for a single dialogue?

3. 1 If those are dialogue options, they will all display on screen at the same time (see the preview image. the single most beautiful screenshot I've ever taken).

3. 2 However, if we are talking about mutually-exclusive lines that are triggered on their own in dialogue without the player's input, the game will play only one of them.

I've given up on thinking there's some unified priority order for how the game chooses which lines to trigger when multiple are available. It seems to change on a case-by-case basis ¯\_(ツ)_/¯