Farming isn't a bad life, but ever since Lokir started telling all those stories about a life of adventure, it's all you two have talked about for months.
You and Erik have lived in Rorikstead all your lives and have been the best of friends since Mralki took you in. I was trying to get the kids to keep Meeko and apparently they don't recognize that you have a dog with the aft mod enabled, but I've given up on that issue because I can't get rid of him now. Erik the Slayer's Childhood Friend Only available for Nords. I've tried removing Amazing Follower Tweaks and the option pops up, but he won't join my service anymore. (when I speak to Garm he joins my service automatically, but he'll leave when I ask.) I am also using Meeko reborn to change Meeko to a white husky, so the issue may be related to this mod. My two other follers, Sofia (John Jarvis and Christine Slagman) and Garm (Wolfgrimdark), both leave my service and stay where I tell them to. Before this mod I did not check if Meeko could leave my service, so I'm unsure if this mod is messing him up. This is unused stuff from the vanilla game files, not new acting, as explained above. And of course, a scheming god of Akatosh and binding aedric-pact thrown in.So I've downloaded the "My home is your home" mod so that my chosen followers will stay at my house when I don't need them. That almost certainly is Ralof's VA, Lokir has the Belethor/Mercer Frey voice (Stephen Russell), Hadvar has the MaleYoungEager voice type, like Erik the Slayer.
Includes a variety of popular mods, such as Inigo, Kaidan, Lucien, interesting NPCs, Bishop, Auri, Vilja, and more. But when the men and women of Skyrim start becoming too real, and her quests start deviating from their intended norm, can her approach remain so inflexible? Or will she have to make some serious concessions? Thrust into a modded version of Skyrim, against her will, Amelia Alexandra Caddell’s determined to fulfill her role as the game's noble protagonist, without letting anyone too close, in hopes of earning her way back home.
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