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About this mod
Tweaked version of Kursan's excellent creation, Kummu Monastery. A Necessities of Morrowind version is also available.
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Installation
1. Install the original Kummu Monastery.
2. Install this mod.
3. Do not use the .esp from the original Kummu Monastery, as the ones provided with this mod replaces it.
4. If you have Necessities of Morrowind installed, use Kummu Monastery Revisited_NoM Version.esp. If you do not have Necessities of Morrowind installed, use Kummu Monastery Revisited.esp. Use only one plugin.
So... What has been altered?
First off, Kursan's original mod is beautifully done and a solid piece of work. There were only a few trivial non-game breaking grammatical, punctuation, and spelling errors pertaining to dialogue and location names of areas on the monastery grounds that I corrected, and fixed the icons for the wine (had a pink background) and shovel (which sometimes didn't appear). I also made several subjective changes based on personal taste, such as:
- Minor alterations to some of the dialogues
- Adding the monks, pilgrims, Antamus, Timsan, and Tzansural to the Temple faction
- Giving the somewhat shady Dival Goren the ability to sell holy muck and purchase various other items
- Giving Mezev a wee bit of dosh to barter with (50 drakes)... and Fentis, too (200 gold as of v1.2.3b)
- Adding ownership to most of the items. Bread and wine remain free, so go ahead and stuff your gob to your heart's content!
NoM, NoM, NoM
The version of Kummu Monastery Revisited that takes advantage of the assets and mechanics introduced by Necessities of Morrowind includes all of the above fixes/tweaks.
- Get a drink and/or fill your containers with water from the waterfall behind the monastery
- Cook utilizing the fire pit next to the waterfall, campfire in the vineyard shed, and oven in the temple
- Monastery wines can now be fully appreciated
- Enjoy some of the cuisines introduced by Necessities of Morrowind, courtesy of Mezev
Plugins cleaned with Tes3cmd.
Credits
99.9% of this mod is of Kursan's making, and I am most grateful to him for granting me permission to upload a variant of his lovely work.
1. Install the original Kummu Monastery.
2. Install this mod.
3. Do not use the .esp from the original Kummu Monastery, as the ones provided with this mod replaces it.
4. If you have Necessities of Morrowind installed, use Kummu Monastery Revisited_NoM Version.esp. If you do not have Necessities of Morrowind installed, use Kummu Monastery Revisited.esp. Use only one plugin.
So... What has been altered?
First off, Kursan's original mod is beautifully done and a solid piece of work. There were only a few trivial non-game breaking grammatical, punctuation, and spelling errors pertaining to dialogue and location names of areas on the monastery grounds that I corrected, and fixed the icons for the wine (had a pink background) and shovel (which sometimes didn't appear). I also made several subjective changes based on personal taste, such as:
- Minor alterations to some of the dialogues
- Adding the monks, pilgrims, Antamus, Timsan, and Tzansural to the Temple faction
- Giving the somewhat shady Dival Goren the ability to sell holy muck and purchase various other items
- Giving Mezev a wee bit of dosh to barter with (50 drakes)... and Fentis, too (200 gold as of v1.2.3b)
- Adding ownership to most of the items. Bread and wine remain free, so go ahead and stuff your gob to your heart's content!
NoM, NoM, NoM
The version of Kummu Monastery Revisited that takes advantage of the assets and mechanics introduced by Necessities of Morrowind includes all of the above fixes/tweaks.
- Get a drink and/or fill your containers with water from the waterfall behind the monastery
- Cook utilizing the fire pit next to the waterfall, campfire in the vineyard shed, and oven in the temple
- Monastery wines can now be fully appreciated
- Enjoy some of the cuisines introduced by Necessities of Morrowind, courtesy of Mezev
Plugins cleaned with Tes3cmd.
Credits
99.9% of this mod is of Kursan's making, and I am most grateful to him for granting me permission to upload a variant of his lovely work.