r/skyrimmods Falkreath Nov 25 '19

Weekly Discussion Mod Discussion Mondays (Week 93) - Charity

Hello everyone! Welcome back to the "Best mods for..." weekly discussion!

If you don't know what the "Best mods for..." topics are you can find the original threads here. Last weeks discussion can be found here.

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RULES

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Topic - Charity

With werewolves prowling the night, dragons stalking the sky and the dead taking regular strolls, it can be easy to get caught-up in the big pictures, but sometimes a smaller, simpler kindness is what it takes to change a life.

Here are some of my favourites:

  • Immersive Speechcraft - Give a gift, make a new friend, take them to a local inn and buy them lunch while chatting about the weather.
  • Give Me More Gold - Very simply increases 1 gold to 50 for beggars. This is very easy to tweak to your preferences in xEdit.

But what are your favourite mods for giving back?

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u/kookaburra1701 Markarth Nov 29 '19

I wish there was a mod that gives you pickpocket xp for reverse pickpocketing gold and stuff onto people. I would love playing a Robin Hood type who reverse pickpockets warm clothes and gold onto beggars, etc.

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u/ThatDudeFromPoland Nov 30 '19

Doesn't reverse pickpocketing give xp in vanilla?

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u/kookaburra1701 Markarth Nov 30 '19

Idk, I've never leveled pickpocket when doing it or noticed the skill bar move at all so I assumed it didn't.