About this mod
Mod that allows automatically winning crusade battles, avoiding random encounters, dealing with corruption, modifying skill roll results.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
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Continuation of Combat Relief -- Crusade and Random Encounters
Permission from original author:
Functionality
Makes all crusade combat that are run automatically end with player's victory with no losses.
Do not forget to enable option "Run the tactical combats automatically".
Avoid random encounters (default: on)
Makes you avoid all random basic encounters. Basic means the basic encounters where your party is set against bunch of random enemies, with no quest or something like that. Special encounters happen as usual.
Prevent Corruption (default: on)
Makes Corruption not rise on rest.
Enable skill rolls modification (default: off)
Allows player party to use take 10 or take 20 on selected skills instead of rolling skill as usual.
If disabled "Skill roll mod settings" values do NOT apply.
Subgroup: Skill roll mod settings
Modify only out-of-combat rolls (default: on)
Applies roll override on out-of-combat checks, or on on-combat checks too.
<Skill name>
What you want to do with that particular skill. Screenshot shows default values that mod is shipped with.
Tricks: Teleport to skeleton trader
Teleports you to skeleton merchant random encounter area.Has a check for game being main campaign, but other than that will teleport out of any situation and act. Don't use it to get there when you're not supposed to.
So to be safe use it only when you're on global map or if you're in Skeleton Trader location (in that case area will reload).
Installation
I recommend using ModFinder to find and update WotR mods.
Manual steps:
1. Install Unity Mod Manager - version 0.27.11 or higher.
2. Install Mod Menu - version 1.3.2 or higher.
3. Install this.
Configuration
Through ModMenu. It adds new "Mods" tab in normal game options.
Changes in settings apply on pressing apply in settings. (No need to reload/restart the game)
Settings are per-save specific.
That means if you edit options in main menu it will apply to all future save files.
If you load save and make changes there, that specific game (and future save files) will have their own settings independent of global.
Which means if you do two game runs simultaneously you can one where crusade autowin is disabled and one where it is enabled without needing to switch mod settings each time you decide to change your game run.
Credits
BtB/streikeferret - for creation of original mod and giving permissions
Source code