Requiem - Minor Arcana Reborn (R-MAR) 3.65

Requiem - Minor Arcana Reborn (R-MAR) is an update and continuation of Requiem - Minor Arcana by Axonis, one of the most indespensible mods created for Requiem - The Oldschool Roleplaying Overhaul.

R-MAR follows the permission requirements on the Requiem - Minor Arcana page.

Axonis created several other excellent mods for Skyrim and Requiem which are worth checking out as well.

Updates to R-MAR are listed in the expandable Changelogs tab above.

Though newer version of Requiem integrate some details from Requiem - Minor Arcana, if you want to experience more immersive Civil War NPCs, have more fleshed out Vigilants of Stendarr, or have Forsworn truly act like they worship the old gods, among many other improvements listed below, R-MAR makes all of that available for several versions of Requiem - The Oldschool Roleplaying Overhaul.

R-MAR integrates the USLEEP patch into "Requiem_Minor_Arcana.esp", as Requiem now requires all DLCs anyway. For this reason, you will not find -or need- "Requiem - Minor Arcana - USLEEP patch.esp" included in your download of R-MAR.

Below is the original Requiem - Minor Arcana description (with updates marked with an * ):

“What I’m getting here is a phenomenon called the killer campaign, something that even a GM with the best of intentions can precipitate if he is not careful and does not have a strong sense of the scope and spirit of the game. In this kind of activity the GM thinks nothing of putting unbeatable foes and insurmountable obstacles before the Player Characters at every turn. The result, of course, is that the PCs are killed or so severely incapacitated that they are no longer viable. But this is of no import to the “killer GM” or to the players who meekly or ignorantly tolerate his methods; after all, new PCs are a dime of a dozen aren’t then ?

No, they are not. The killer campaign basically defeats the principal reason for becoming involved in RPG activity for it eliminates the vehicle via which participants gain ongoing satisfaction -- their PCs which are created and which exist so that they can be developed and n