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Naturally, the dependency would be the other way round. You can do it like this: [Work Hard.esp] "I'm looking for work" "I'd like to serve drinks""Placeholder 1 to be replaced in a mod" condition TRUEGlobal = 0"Placeholder 2 to be replaced in a mod" condition TRUEGlobal = 0"Placeholder 3 to be replaced in a mod" condition TRUEGlobal = 0...[Hunt Bandits.esp] - masters: ..., Work Hard.esp [overrides Placeholder 1 from Work Hard.esp] "I'd like to hunt bandits" If you don't want to be limited by the number of placeholders, you can redesign your dialogue so that you won't use LinkTo - all options will be toplevel branches, and all topic infos have precisely the right conditions to be available exactly when they should be. If you do that, as a bonus you won't have to add a master dependency.

It wouldn't be incombatible with Helgen Reborn. Worst case, you'd have to install Helgen Reborn after Helgen is destroyed @themadcowmad: What old alternate start mod was that ? I thought undestroyed Helgen alternate start mods were not a thing until this year.

A scene can stop itself, or be paused when some actors are e.g. in combat - check/uncheck those per-scene-actors flags in the scene tab under some button iirc.

OK, misc files section of, https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/90548?tab=files

Oddly, I've always perceived stormcloak soldiers outfits as hellenic, or what it would look like if they lived in harsh northern winters, because of the way they were their capes resembles Greek tunics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exomis If you want to start something small, perhaps you could look into the Stormcloak-armor giant (Immersive Creatures or Civil War Overhaul) and figure out how to make an imperial-armour wearing giant? That should make you familiar with the tools without spending a lot of time on recreating historical armor textures and meshes.