NPC Functionality

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THIS MOD HASN'T BEEN MADE BY ME, IT ONLY HAS BEEN ARCHIVED BY ME BECAUSE I AM SCARED THAT SOMEDAY THIS MOD GETS LOST ALONG MORROWIND MODDING HISTORY

Also, this mod doesn't get along well with Ashfall's merchants that do the refill water thing, it isn't a game-breaking bug, you should just not use the interactions of this mod with them, since they can CTD your game :(

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The Request button: A dialogue topic that allows the choices listed here:

1. Will you come with me? --- This is self-explanatory. You can ask any NPC to follow you and they will, considering certain conditions are met. The "yes" will come from the NPC from factors such as speechcraft, random, the NPC's class and level, and disposition. All four of these work together, so getting someone to follow you is actually pretty difficult. Let's say you're really high in the world. You present yourself with nice clothing, you have quite a reputation and your speechcraft is quite high. The random factor wont be as much of an issue with all three of those factors on your side, though you still may have to repeat the dialogue box and nag them for it. However, the NPC you speak to is just a lowly, level two commoner.

The outcome? The NPC will follow you in curiosity. Wont make much of a minion though, since he/she will most likely run away when you or her come under attack by something. This makes for a crude simulation of morale, or lack thereof, depending on the NPC's profession and skill.

2: Stay here. --- You tell them to stay. If they're following you, they'll take it one way, and stay. If they're not following you, they'll take it the other way, and assume you mean for them to literally "stay here." Again, the responses you'll receive depend on a large variety of things.

3. Please move. --- You know how NPCs always get in your way? Well, you can ask them to move now.

4: What is the date? --- You can ask an NPC the date.  It is provided lore friendly. Example: "Mid Year, day 13, 3E483." You wont really find anyone who doesn't know the date, except slaves, really.

5: What time is it? --- "It's just past three thirty in the afternoon." There is statistically a one in four chance that the NPC "wont know the time." You could nag them for it by repeating the dialogue box if you really want to. Up to you.

6. Can you lend me some money? --- You can ask your friends to borrow a few coins for that silt-strider ride or that shirt or a bottle of mazte or whatever.  You can ask for 10, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000, or 10000 gold.  If they actually have that kind of money on them at the time, receive promise that you'll pay them back, and like you well enough, t