Give Feedback
0 of 0
File information
Created by
imsobadatnicknamesUploaded by
imsobadatnicknamesVirus scan
Safe to use
About this mod
Need a dungeon-crawling buddy? Ghaksha's got your back!
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
Need a dungeon-crawling buddy? Ghaksha's got your back!
After the work I did on my mercenaries mod, I thought it'd be fun to se how far I could push the idea of Daggerfall companions.
So, this is Ghaksha.
You'll randomly find her in taverns in cities, and if you click her, she'll give you a quest to help her avenge her brother (have in mind that if you tell her no, this quest can never be started again). If you agree to help her, the quest has no time limit, and once you finish it, she'll start randomly showing up in dungeons sometimes to help you fight the baddies, and she'll also sometimes send you letters or even gifts!
Have in mind that, as most quest enemies have infighting disabled by default, she probably won't fight any enemies created by quests.
1.1 Update:
Made a minor change to make her come to help you more frequently. Version 1 had a cooldown timer with a random value between 0 and 60 days, and she'd only spawn once this timer had reached 0 and you visited a dungeon. In hindsight, 60 days is a little too much, so I changed the cooldown to 0-20 days.
1.2 Update
Ghaksha will now eventually become an orc sergeant and then an orc warlord. This is tied to your level progression.
Installation:
1. Download the file.
2. Unzip the file inside StreamingAssets/Questpacks
3. If you're starting a new game, it should start working right away. If you're using it on a game you already started, you'll need to open up the console and type startquest GK000 to get it running. If this doesn't work, your version of DFU might only be able to start quests inside StreamingAssets/Quests from the console, so try moving the contents of the folder to StreamingAssets/Quests and try again.
Permissions:
As this questpack can easily be edited and used as a framework to create new companions, I give anybody the right to do so as long as you credit me as the original source. I honestly only chose an orc bc, as the gender of human enemies is randomized on startup, it'd be a little jarring if your companion had a different gender every time they showed up. But if that doesn't bother you, feel free to createsorceer companion or a barbarian companion or whatever.
After the work I did on my mercenaries mod, I thought it'd be fun to se how far I could push the idea of Daggerfall companions.
So, this is Ghaksha.
You'll randomly find her in taverns in cities, and if you click her, she'll give you a quest to help her avenge her brother (have in mind that if you tell her no, this quest can never be started again). If you agree to help her, the quest has no time limit, and once you finish it, she'll start randomly showing up in dungeons sometimes to help you fight the baddies, and she'll also sometimes send you letters or even gifts!
Have in mind that, as most quest enemies have infighting disabled by default, she probably won't fight any enemies created by quests.
1.1 Update:
Made a minor change to make her come to help you more frequently. Version 1 had a cooldown timer with a random value between 0 and 60 days, and she'd only spawn once this timer had reached 0 and you visited a dungeon. In hindsight, 60 days is a little too much, so I changed the cooldown to 0-20 days.
1.2 Update
Ghaksha will now eventually become an orc sergeant and then an orc warlord. This is tied to your level progression.
Installation:
1. Download the file.
2. Unzip the file inside StreamingAssets/Questpacks
3. If you're starting a new game, it should start working right away. If you're using it on a game you already started, you'll need to open up the console and type startquest GK000 to get it running. If this doesn't work, your version of DFU might only be able to start quests inside StreamingAssets/Quests from the console, so try moving the contents of the folder to StreamingAssets/Quests and try again.
Permissions:
As this questpack can easily be edited and used as a framework to create new companions, I give anybody the right to do so as long as you credit me as the original source. I honestly only chose an orc bc, as the gender of human enemies is randomized on startup, it'd be a little jarring if your companion had a different gender every time they showed up. But if that doesn't bother you, feel free to createsorceer companion or a barbarian companion or whatever.