Requiem - Auto NPC Patcher - Balance Any Mod for Requiem - Synthesis - SPID

Requiem - Auto NPC Patcher – Balance Any Mod for Requiem – Synthesis & SPID

Any NPC. Any Mod. All rebalanced for Requiem.

Link to Patcher Github

Current Patcher Version: v3

Requiem overhauls Skyrim, transforming it into a more challenging and immersive experience. However, it can be a bit of a compatibility nightmare when it come to mods that add new NPCs or creatures. This is because, unlike in vanilla Skyrim, Requiem NPCs have specific perks, hand-designed health offsets, and static levels. Lacking these adjustments, mod-added NPCs tend to be noticeably weaker compared to Requiem's, necessitating custom patches for any quest, follower, or creature mod; a very labor-intensive process.

Enter Requiem - Auto NPC Patcher, a Synthesis patcher and SPID configuration that automates balancing new NPCs for Requiem.

How It Works:

For each NPC in a selected mod, Requiem - Auto NPC Patcher determines its race and class and adjusts its stats, perks, and levels appropriately to be in line with those from the same race and class in Requiem. Furthermore, if a NPC is from a custom race, Requiem - Auto NPC Patcher detects this and determines what vanilla race the custom race is derived from and balances it accordingly.

Click "Show" below for more details on how different NPCs are rebalanced.

Broadly, all NPCs in Requiem can be categorized into three distinct groups based on their race.

• []Static NPCs. NPCs from races which have little to no variation in attributes and levels amongst individuals.

  •Examples include non-humanoid creatures like Bears, Dwarven Automatons, Giants, etc...

  []Scaling NPCs. NPCs from races which have high variation in attributes and levels amongst individuals.

  •Examples include NPCs from playable races.

  []Hybrid NPCs. NPCs from races where attribute variation amongst individuals exists but levels are within static, race-specific ranges.

  •Examples include Draugr, Falmer, and Vampires.[/]