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About this mod
Cry to the heavens for deliverance from harm, in the form of teleportation to a nearby temple.
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Description:
This mod adds a spell that will try to teleport the player to a nearby friendly temple, similarly to how the intervention spells worked in Morrowind. It works everywhere fast-travel is enabled by default (including certain areas I have no clue why Bethesda allowed fast-travel out of...).
When cast in Skyrim, the Divines will usually answer your plea and teleport you to the nearest temple. There are 5 points one usually ends up at
In Solstheim, one can end up at the Raven Rock temple if the Reclamations listen, or at the Skaal Village's Great Hall if the All Maker answers your plea. Though for some reason, the Skaal Village seems protected from intrusive magics when you arrive on the island...
Casting at the Falmer Valley (Forgotten Vale), or the Hunter's HQ (Dayspring Canyon) small worlds is supported and behaves as expected, teleporting to the great statue of Auri-El, or Stendarr's beacon, respectively.
One can narrow the scope of the prayer via the MCM, deliberately excluding aspects to avoid certain destinations (e.g. to avoid Windhelm, or even to specifically go to Riften). The rest of the distance calculations will work as expected, even those originating from "small worlds", like Deepwood Redoubt or the Volikar Castle courtyard. The option to toggle the autosave, or debugging to the Papyrus log, can also be configured via the MCM.
Obtaining:
Spell books have been added to the vendor lists, as have scrolls. You can usually find the spell tome for sale with the court wizards. The plugin file contains the correct Wrye Bash tag for the bashed patch.
Compatibility (tested) :
Recommended mods:
Inspired by the mod by the same name for Skyrim standard edition by Handsx5, this mods overhauls the core logic, extends the list of locations where it works, inserts a couple quest dependencies to certain locations for immersion's sake, adds support for the expansions, Dawnguard and Dragonborn, and uses stock audio instead of a custom-made clip; plus an MCM. Oh, and it's an ESL-flagged ESP file.
This mod adds a spell that will try to teleport the player to a nearby friendly temple, similarly to how the intervention spells worked in Morrowind. It works everywhere fast-travel is enabled by default (including certain areas I have no clue why Bethesda allowed fast-travel out of...).
When cast in Skyrim, the Divines will usually answer your plea and teleport you to the nearest temple. There are 5 points one usually ends up at
- the Temple of Mara in Riften
- the Temple of Kynareth in Whiterun
- the Temple of Dibella in Markarth
- the Temple of Talos in Windhelm
- the Temple of the Divines in Solitude.
In Solstheim, one can end up at the Raven Rock temple if the Reclamations listen, or at the Skaal Village's Great Hall if the All Maker answers your plea. Though for some reason, the Skaal Village seems protected from intrusive magics when you arrive on the island...
Casting at the Falmer Valley (Forgotten Vale), or the Hunter's HQ (Dayspring Canyon) small worlds is supported and behaves as expected, teleporting to the great statue of Auri-El, or Stendarr's beacon, respectively.
One can narrow the scope of the prayer via the MCM, deliberately excluding aspects to avoid certain destinations (e.g. to avoid Windhelm, or even to specifically go to Riften). The rest of the distance calculations will work as expected, even those originating from "small worlds", like Deepwood Redoubt or the Volikar Castle courtyard. The option to toggle the autosave, or debugging to the Papyrus log, can also be configured via the MCM.
Obtaining:
Spell books have been added to the vendor lists, as have scrolls. You can usually find the spell tome for sale with the court wizards. The plugin file contains the correct Wrye Bash tag for the bashed patch.
Compatibility (tested) :
- Open Cities Skyrim
- JK's Whiterun
- Capital Whiterun Expansion
- Capital Windhelm Expansion
- Solitude Expansion
Recommended mods:
Inspired by the mod by the same name for Skyrim standard edition by Handsx5, this mods overhauls the core logic, extends the list of locations where it works, inserts a couple quest dependencies to certain locations for immersion's sake, adds support for the expansions, Dawnguard and Dragonborn, and uses stock audio instead of a custom-made clip; plus an MCM. Oh, and it's an ESL-flagged ESP file.