Skyrim Reputation

The reputation mechanic introduced with this mod creates a reputation/morality score for your character based on the quests you complete, the choices you make, and your actions throughout your play-through.

Based on your reputation score, many of the game's NPCs will change how they respond to you. Your choices will now matter for how people perceive you - and not just whether or not you've delivered/fetched something for that particular NPC.

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The majority changes introduced by the mod are purely atmospheric and should not interrupt game-play. If you find they do, all functions of the mod can be toggled on and off in the MCM menu. The mod includes the following (see the change-log for specifics):

Greeting dialogue overhaul:

• []Over 4000 files of vanilla asset dialogue have been arranged on a spectrum from welcoming comments to angry comments, and mapped onto the reputation mechanic.

  []A relatively unknown character will now be greeted with dismissals; a good-willed hero will be greeted with compliments; and an evil outlaw will be greeted with scorn.

  []Guards will now also act as if they’re a little wiser to your criminal activities and comment with greater suspicion. At least until your influence in the Hold increases.

  Dynamic reputation titles:

  • []Across the seven different reputation levels shown in the media section, there are more than 100 different "titles", each denoting the different choices you have made and/or quests you have completed (e.g. Warrior, Daedra worshipper, etc.)

    []What title you have may also affect greeting dialogue, for example if you gained the reputation title of 'Harbinger' for your warrior prowess, or if you have been labeled a 'Thief' for your crimes, you will hear people commenting on it.

    Faction reactions and courier notes:

    • []Depending on what quests you complete, some NPCs may now send you courier notes to comment on your deeds.

      []Key members of join-able factions may also send you courier notes, to comment on you joining another faction or on your current reputation/morality.

      []For example: The Companions now recognize fame/infamy; and might let you join without the usual delivery quests if your reputation is right, and kick you out again if you turn evil.

      Reputation based influences:

      []Minor perks and some passive influences now come with certain reputations (These are unaffected by other mods making changes to your perks, see change log for details)

      []Vendor prices may now be affected positively or negatively by your reputation score. A noble hero receives better prices than an evil-doer.

      [*]If you gain enough infamy, townsfolk and enemies ali