Races Are More Fun (RAMF) Playable Children
⚪ Last updated 2020⚠️ Install Order · 3 steps
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #66 of 91 Races, Classes, and Birthsigns mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
This mod doesn't belong to me. This mod was compiled by Kefke the Wren from original mods by Alaisiagae and Emma.
I've had this mod in my mod collection for many years now. After a couple of Google searches, I couldn't find this mod anymore, which leads me to the conclusion that this mod is lost media. I've decided to upload this mod here to preserve it for future gamers.
This mod was tested and works in OpenMW.
REQUIREMENTS:
- []Children of Morrowind (MW_Children_1_0.bsa)
Original Mods By: Alaisiagae and Emma
Compiled By: Kefke the Wren
Description
This esp contains the full versions of RAMF (Regular NPCs), and Playable Children for Children of Morrowind. Modifications have been made to the "teen" races, so that stats and abilities now match those of the corresponding adult race under RAMF. Additionally, corrections have been made to the names of several teen races, so as to read better when these names appear in dialogue.
Also included is an optional plugin, RAMF_Playable_Children (M), Which uses meric naming. Dark Elves are named Dunmer, High Elves are Altmer, and Wood Elves are Bosmer. Applies to both adult and child races. To preserve game lore, Orcs have not been renamed, as most races do not recognize their meric ancestry.
Requirements
Morrowind (Like you didn't know...)
MW_Children (Technically only the BSA, but please, at least give it a try.)
THIS MOD DOES NOT REQUIRE "RAMF" OR "PLAYABLE CHILDREN"
Installation
To install, simply move the esp file to your Morrowind/Data Files directory. When starting Morrowind select Data Files from the menu, and check the box next to the mod's name. Uncheck any mods you need to deactivate. The mod is now installed.
Usage
When using this mod, please disable Playable Children first, as RAMF Playable Children replaces it. You do not need to disable RAMF, though it is recommended if you are already using the same version (at present only the "Regular NPCs" version is supported). Keep in mind, only the version of RAMF that is loaded LAST will take effect. If you wish to use a different version of RAMF, it must load after RAMF Playable Children.
A compact mod that makes children playable in Skyrim, built on the Races Are More Fun framework. With 25 endorsements and last updated in December 2020, it's a niche addition for players who want to roleplay as a child character. The mod is simple and does not add new races or major features.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Tiny niche mod with a dedicated following (25 endorsements)
- Simple concept—if you want to play as a kid, this does the job
- Part of the RAMF series, so it fits with other race-based mods
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2020—may be outdated for the latest Skyrim version
- Very low endorsement count (25) means limited community testing
For roleplayers who want to experience Skyrim as a child character, especially those already using the RAMF framework. Skip if you're looking for new races or gameplay mechanics—this is purely a playable race tweak.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure you have the original RAMF mod installed first, as this is an add-on.
- Use a mod manager like Vortex or Mod Organizer 2 to avoid overwriting other race mods.
- Check the mod's compatibility with your Skyrim version (Special Edition or Anniversary Edition) before installing.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Morrowind Mods
- Author
- Alaisiagae and Emma and Kefke the Wren
- Version
- v10
- Downloads
- 439
- Endorsements
- 25
- Category
- Races, Classes, and Birthsigns
- Created
- 12/21/2020
- Updated
- 12/21/2020
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