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About this mod
This mod restricts access to the tavern or abbey for a few classes, as well as their associated quirks, for immersion purposes. It does NOT restrict party composition.
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Have you ever thought it was weird for a Vestal to be a gambler? What about a God-fearing Occultist? As funny as some combos may be (like nympho Vestal), I found it to be weird. So I fixed it!
Heavily inspired by the new Flagellant class, this mod does the following:
1) The Vestal cannot relieve stress at the tavern, nor acquire any quirks associated with it. She also cannot acquire the Faithless quirk.
2) The Occultist cannot relieve stress at the abbey, nor acquire any quirks associated with it.
3) The Hellion cannot relieve stress through prayer or flagellation, nor acquire any quirks associated with them, but she can meditate.
I included the Hellion because of her camping ability "Reject the Gods", which is kinda incompatible with religious activities. I was tempted to allow the Occultist to meditate too, but with so many stress-increasing rituals he does while camping, he probably shouldn't. I was also tempted to include more classes (Crusader, Leper, Abomination), but I think it gets too subjective at that point.
Heavily inspired by the new Flagellant class, this mod does the following:
1) The Vestal cannot relieve stress at the tavern, nor acquire any quirks associated with it. She also cannot acquire the Faithless quirk.
2) The Occultist cannot relieve stress at the abbey, nor acquire any quirks associated with it.
3) The Hellion cannot relieve stress through prayer or flagellation, nor acquire any quirks associated with them, but she can meditate.
I included the Hellion because of her camping ability "Reject the Gods", which is kinda incompatible with religious activities. I was tempted to allow the Occultist to meditate too, but with so many stress-increasing rituals he does while camping, he probably shouldn't. I was also tempted to include more classes (Crusader, Leper, Abomination), but I think it gets too subjective at that point.