Proper Clothes for Beggars
⚪ Last updated 2024⚠️ Install Order · 5 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 1.2% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #5 of 157 Immersion mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
I just wanted to give that old girl Silda some warm clothes ok, and I want to do it in game withouth using console commands. The other beggars are just... extras.
Every beggar got 2 voicelines (reused and spliced), it's not much but I did try to give them a tiny little bit of character.
The dialogue appears after you befriend the NPC, and when you have at least 100 gold the "let me help" option will show up.
Doesn't give you the speech +10 bonus, just give them a septim if you need that ok.
About the outfits:
The outfits are premade, you don't get to choose clothes for them, sorry! I think there are mods that let you change outfit for NPCs tho.
Most of the outfits are fitting for a commoner, nothing too fancy, the only exception is that I gave Brenuin the same clothes that Nazeem wears and a better headwrap to show superiority.
All vanilla items, will use your meshes and textures.
If you want a NPC to wear something different, it's as easy as making a new outfit to replace the one I use in a patch.
Optional files:
Doesn't require main file and contains all main file content.
File 1: Replaces Brenuin's outfit to be less expensive.
File 2: Adds support for mod added beggars, works on any beggar that you can give a septim to. (Meaning they are in FavorJobsBeggarsFaction but not in FavorExcluedFaction) You still have to befriend them first. The outfit is randomly generated each time, with warmer ones being generated in cold cities (Windhelm, Dawnstar, Morthal, Winterhold).
Compatibility:
Shouldn't conflict with anything since no vanilla records were changed.
Adds a dialogue option to buy clothes for all vanilla beggars in Skyrim, excluding Dervernin who already wears common clothes. A lightweight immersion mod that doesn't alter vanilla records, with 120 endorsements and nearly 10,000 downloads.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community-tested with 120 endorsements and nearly 10k downloads.
- Lightweight and safe—no vanilla records touched, so it won't conflict with most mods.
- Fits immersion perfectly for players who want to help the less fortunate in Skyrim.
⚠️ Cons
- Only covers vanilla beggars—mod-added beggars won't get the option.
- No visual change to the clothes themselves; it's just a dialogue and likely a scripted outfit swap.
- Compatibility risk with mods that overhaul beggar dialogue or AI packages.
For roleplayers and immersion enthusiasts who want to help beggars in a meaningful way. If you're a completionist who likes to exhaust all dialogue options, this is a must-have. Skip if you're looking for visual overhauls or gameplay changes—this is purely a dialogue addition.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Make sure to load this mod after any mods that alter beggar dialogue to avoid conflicts.
- Test the dialogue on a beggar like Brenuin in Whiterun to see the option appear.
- If you use a mod manager, let it handle the file placement to keep your load order clean.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Skyrim Mods
- Author
- Watches-the-Sunrise
- Version
- 1.0
- Downloads
- 9,992
- Endorsements
- 120
- Category
- Immersion
- Created
- 2/2/2024
- Updated
- 2/6/2024
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