TWMP Valenwood Cities

Some of the cities in Valenwood are quite empty... This mod changes that. This project aims to populate the cities of TWMP Valenwood Improved, one at a time. Future updates will have more cities done, fully preserving the previous content, so upgrading will be just a straight swap.

Some people have reported issues with putting items into the fire. Something is interfering with inventory handling, and I've attempted a number of ways to fix it. I cannot reproduce the problem myself.

This may be due to a conflict with the Northern UI or another UI mod, or it may be due to inventory handling bugs in OBSE, or any combination of those, or even something else entirely. Since I cannot reproduce the problem, I also cannot fix it.

--- Update 1. 4 ---

Updates 1. 3.x have the scripts are completely rewritten in an attempt to circumvent suspected cause of the problems. I have also fixed two bugs in the process. Unfortunately at the same time I broke most AI packages and dialogue lines. It happens. Apologies, everyone!

Update 1. 4 fixes those broken AI packages and dialogue lines. It also comes with a new BSA that includes the voice files which were updated (some were missing). So if you are using any of 1. 3.x versions, please:

DELETE 1. 3.x and switch to 1. 4.

If you are still having issues with 1. 4, please try v1. 1 or 1. 2 ESP with the new BSA. Those versions have only a couple of small bugs, nothing game-breaking. It's better to have a couple of small bugs than a bunch of CTDs, right?

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This mod is for TWMP Valenwood Improved, not the classical version. It shouldn't be too hard to convert it to classical Valenwood Improved - if anyone wants to have a go, please contact me. I simply do not have the time to maintain both versions.

This mod requires OBSE.

All voice files were generated with xVAsynth.

Volume 1: Elden Root

The city of Elden Root is breathtaking... and almost completely devoid of inhabitants. Why? What happened?

It turns out, there is a very good reason for it. A terrible reason. What people survived, are either hiding in their houses or pretend that nothing is the matter. But if you talk to them, you might find someone willing to say more. They set you on a path to rescue the inhabitants, one by one, and to restore the city. Once your task is sufficiently advanced, people in hiding will also start coming out of their houses... Life will return to Elden Root.

Without disclosing too much, I'll just say that each and every building in Elden Root gets a filled in interior with one or more inhabitants. Shops reopen, market stalls start trading. Once rescued, some shop keepers will have favours to ask of you - they will need materials to fully rebuild their business. Bring them, and the shops will start off