The goblins controlling this fort have captured two marauders.
The marauders are supposed to fight against their goblin captors after escaping from the prison cell.
Without this mod, you may find that the marauders and goblins don't fight each other, and are allied against you the player character.
They will sit in a locked room together until you open the door upon which they will all attack you as a team - this is not supposed to happen.
With this mod installed, the marauders will fight the goblins to the death after escaping from their prison cell as they are supposed to.
Upon arriving to the scene, you will find both parties still fighting or one party left alive.

It is a solid truth that Morihaus was the son of Kyne... ...It is famous, though, that the two talked of each other as family, with Morihaus as the lesser, and that Pelinal loved him and called him nephew... ...Never did Pelinal counsel Morihaus in time of war, for the man-bull fought magnificently, and led men well, and never resorted to Madness, but the Whitestrake did warn against the growing love with Perrif. "We are ada, Mor, and change things through love. We must take care lest we beget more monsters on this earth. If you do not desist, she will take to you, and you will transform all Cyrod if you do this." And to this the bull became shy, for he was a bull, and he felt his form too ugly for the Paravania at all times, especially when she disrobed for him. He snorted, though, and shook his nose-hoop into the light of the Secunda moon and said, "She is like this shine on my nose-hoop here: an accident sometimes, but whenever I move my head at night, she is there. And so you know what you ask is impossible."

Although no records survive to confirm their origins, some scholars claim that Minotaurs trace their lineage back to the relationship between Empress Alessia and Morihaus. Their union gave birth to Belharza the Man-Bull, believed to be one of the first Minotaurs, who ruled the Empire after the death of Alessia.[7] Conversely, other scholars dismiss such theories as both lightly heretical and having no basis in historical fact.[8] Regardless, in the years during and after Empress Alessia's reign, Minotaurs began to appear in greater and greater numbers. During this time, it's believed the early Minotaurs possessed intelligence and culture comparable to other races of beastfolk. Artwork and texts from the First Era suggest they were fiercely loyal to the Empire and were among Empress Alessia's most devoted defenders.[7][9] Some sources place Minotaurs on Tamriel before the first era, and therefor before the union of Alessia and Morihaus.

I have come to realize that The Champion of Cyrodil IS the incarnation of Pelinal Whitestrake (PW), the first Shezarrine Warrior known as The Divine Crusader.

• PW, along with The Shezarrines, may or may not be personal avatars of Lorkhan.
• PW is an avatar/lesser God of Mankind manifested by the will of the Gods to help Mankind.
• PW himself has many avatars - two notable ones being Reman Cyrodil and The Champion of Cyrodil.
• PW's essence is Human and thus considered by some to be insane. PW requires reason and passion to manifest itself unto others. This is why in-game, PW talks to You (Himself)
• PW has likely (sub)consciously influenced the minds of many Tamrielic Champions throughout time, including Reman Cyrodil as well as Sir Amiel Lannus and his fellow knights.
• PW has always existed and will always exist as long as Alessia's generations are true to the dragon blood.

The homeland of the Minotaurs is Cyrodil. The Minotaur culture reveres Morihaus, the man-bull God who was best friends with Pelinal. As mentioned above, Minotaurs trace their ancestry to Morihaus or at least hold a respect for Morihaus as his union with Alessia helped uplift Minotaur culture and status. It is only logical that the Minotaurs are overcome with respect and awe for The Champion of Cyrodil (consciously or subconsciously), when the futuristic mystical armor of The Divine Crusader is worn.