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About this mod
Change starting equipment of companions to be more useful and correct with character story. available both common and uncommon (enchantment +1) version
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It started with I was irritated that Lae'zel starting weapon is normal long sword, not a Gith great sword. so I made this mod.
Only work on whole new playthrough. Not working on existing saves. You need to start with new character
What's change on each characters
What's different on uncommon version
This mod will not be compatible with other mods that change starting equipment of companions (for now)
Exception: Wyll Terpichore edit. Check optional file
Credit:
I would like to thanks Aimryax for helping me through testing and finding errors. Without them, I would still stuck with my code.
Only work on whole new playthrough. Not working on existing saves. You need to start with new character
What's change on each characters
- Shadowheart now wields spear, Dark justiciar shield (common variation, no special ability or passive), and short bow. She also has extra 2 Potion of Greater Healing
- Lae'zel finally gets her Gith great sword and heavy crossbow (I made new version with no enchantment at all). She has extra camp supplied since gith outside Astral Plane required a lot of food
- Gale has his staff as usual, metal shield, and light crossbow. He has feather fall scroll
- Astarion now wields 2 short swords and long bow instead of 1 tiny dagger and short bow. He has extra thieves' tool (now 2) and I add trap disarming toolkit
- Wyll gets extra shield and short bow. He also has soap and some alcohol. He's son of grand duke after all
- Karlach finally gets heavy crossbow. Our girl hits thing hard. her inventory has extra 2 bottles of water.
What's different on uncommon version
- every weapon has +1 enchantment
This mod will not be compatible with other mods that change starting equipment of companions (for now)
Exception: Wyll Terpichore edit. Check optional file
Credit:
I would like to thanks Aimryax for helping me through testing and finding errors. Without them, I would still stuck with my code.