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I'd like to see a mod that allows one to easily edit the appearance of other NPCs, preferably in-game or with the implication of some other means to see the changes as they are made (maybe a render window of sorts if not in-game). Hello people of the Nexus, Shawn263241 here with a hopefully humble enough request.

Unused NPCs - A list of all NPCs that were not implemented in the final game.

This conveys certain benefits, such as allowing you to take some low value items from their dwelling, or making some NPCs available to become a follower or spouse.

That means something.' or another similar phrase indicating their affection.

If you complete one or more of an NPC's quests, they will often greet you by saying 'You've been a good friend to me.

Followers with this morality will still not report crimes that they witness you committing (with the exception of crimes against them, such as stealing items owned by the follower). The only crimes the NPC will commit are property crimes (i.e., theft). NPC is not willing to attack innocent people. NPC is willing to commit violence against enemies, as well as property crimes. NPC is willing to commit any requested crime. There are four possible values for morality:

Morality determines whether or not an NPC will commit various crimes, and controls whether or not a follower will agree to do certain requested actions.