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Human enemies now have a chance to drop human hearts and human flesh.
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Don't you find it weird that many of the enemies in Skyrim are human (ie Breton, Imperial, Nord, or Redguard), but you can prettymuch never get any hearts or flesh off of them for alchemy or (vampiric) consumption? This mod fixes that via the Spell Perk Item Distributor.
For now, there is a 25% chance for humans to drop a heart when slain, and a 33% chance to drop flesh. You can change these values easily by opening up the .ini file and changing the number in either of the last entries (0--100) to change the percentage. For example:
If you want to change the human heart drop rate, just change the 25 at the very end (and likewise for human flesh).
Installation is straightforward: just use a mod manager. If you prefer installing mods manually (like a pleb), just put the .ini file in your Data directory. As it's just a text file that SPID loads dynamically, it's safe to install or remove this mod on an existing playthrough.
Constructive criticism and feedback are welcome, but please keep in mind that this is my first foray into modding.
For now, there is a 25% chance for humans to drop a heart when slain, and a 33% chance to drop flesh. You can change these values easily by opening up the .ini file and changing the number in either of the last entries (0--100) to change the percentage. For example:
;Human Hearts
DeathItem = 0xb18cd~Skyrim.esm|ActorTypeNPC,-ActorTypeUndead|BretonRace,NordRace,ImperialRace,RedguardRace|NONE|NONE|1|25
If you want to change the human heart drop rate, just change the 25 at the very end (and likewise for human flesh).
Installation is straightforward: just use a mod manager. If you prefer installing mods manually (like a pleb), just put the .ini file in your Data directory. As it's just a text file that SPID loads dynamically, it's safe to install or remove this mod on an existing playthrough.
Constructive criticism and feedback are welcome, but please keep in mind that this is my first foray into modding.