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About this mod
An immersive way of repairing the damage left by the Civil War without using the console.
Twenty days after the final battle the cities will be back to normal, but a generous donation will speed-up the reconstruction.
Repair crews will be at work fixing the damage.
Patches for Immersive Citizens and Open Cities Skyrim.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
- Donations
The mod works as intended if installed before the death of Ulfric or Tullius.
The quest starts after the final battle in Solitude or Windhelm, when you leave the city after the inevitable and predestined victory.
You'll be notified that city repairs have begun, and that in the Temple of the Divines in Solitude is available a donation box; you may offer some gold to speed-up the reconstruction.
The fundraising lasts two days.
If you don't give a donation the box is removed from the temple.
If you offer some gold, the box stays, but locked (is there a key somewhere?... yes).
After 24 hours the gold will be removed from the box.
Donation effects:
No donation -- Repair in about 20/21 days
5,000 gold -- Repair in about 15/16 days
10,000 gold -- Repair in about 10/11 days
15,000 gold -- Repair in about 5/6 days
Shamelessly steal the donations -- Gain 3,286 gold. Repair in about 30/31 days.
If you have already completed the Civil War questline you have two options:
a) enter the usual console commands (I have included a batch file "repair.txt" that you can run typing bat repair), and wait for a new game -- this will repair the cities without starting the quest,
or:
b) enter setstage CWRepairs 10 -- this will manually start the repair quest.
Notes on mod versions
Patches
Compatibility
Compatible with USSEP.
It should work with almost everything, apart from mods that have the same scope, and, possibly, mods that change the Civil War final battle (it depends on the changes).
The quest starts after the final battle in Solitude or Windhelm, when you leave the city after the inevitable and predestined victory.
You'll be notified that city repairs have begun, and that in the Temple of the Divines in Solitude is available a donation box; you may offer some gold to speed-up the reconstruction.
The fundraising lasts two days.
If you don't give a donation the box is removed from the temple.
If you offer some gold, the box stays, but locked (is there a key somewhere?... yes).
After 24 hours the gold will be removed from the box.
Donation effects:
No donation -- Repair in about 20/21 days
5,000 gold -- Repair in about 15/16 days
10,000 gold -- Repair in about 10/11 days
15,000 gold -- Repair in about 5/6 days
Shamelessly steal the donations -- Gain 3,286 gold. Repair in about 30/31 days.
If you have already completed the Civil War questline you have two options:
a) enter the usual console commands (I have included a batch file "repair.txt" that you can run typing bat repair), and wait for a new game -- this will repair the cities without starting the quest,
or:
b) enter setstage CWRepairs 10 -- this will manually start the repair quest.
Notes on mod versions
- Don't update with the ESL version if you already have the ESP one, unless you're going to start a new game.
- The old version is still available. There's no donation system and includes ten optional quest-timing scripts that you may manually install.
Patches
- The patch for Immersive Citizens allows Heimskr to go back to his rebuilt house, and that's the only change that it does; it overrides Heimskr's sleep packages with different conditions, so he doesn't spend the night standing where his bedroll is no longer there. If you do have Immersive Citizens, but don't care about Heimskr's well-being, just don't install the patch.
- The patch for Open Cities Skyrim is for the repair workers, the repairs themselves always work, even without the patch.
- A patch for "YOT - Your Own Thoughts SE" is here.
Compatibility
Compatible with USSEP.
It should work with almost everything, apart from mods that have the same scope, and, possibly, mods that change the Civil War final battle (it depends on the changes).
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