MMH & Fliggerty Mods

The player can hire various staff through a new NPC in Ebonheart great hall.

To recruit your new staff, you will either need gold or items.
For example, to recruit a fisherman, you will need a fishing rod while to recruit a guard, you will need 600 septims.

Additionally, all staff members will have a monthly wage (200-400 gold) and will refuse to perform services until they are paid (they will stay where you put them though)
Once you have recruited someone, they will
follow you (to your home, presumably)
perform daily services
perform improved services after a pay raise.
carry and hold tools of their trade.
share lore related to their trade.

As an example, to hire an alchemist, you need a mortar. The alchemist will then hold a mortar and give you a selection of potions daily. After a pay raise (from 200 to 400 monthly) the potions will have a greater quality. He will tell you about the alchemical properties of plants.


Other remarks:

each employee actually carries a number of tools, some of them set up as a shield, or as a light (those will be used in darker rooms), remove the items you do not want them to use from their inventories.
you can fire your employees at any time.
you can hire any number of the same type of employee
you can lower their wages back if you do not like their improved service.
the names of classes have not been changed: your staff is compatible with Archimaestro Antares's Bigmod (highly recommended).

Services:


Alchemist: gives a selection of potions.
Mage: spellmaking, travel to Mage guilds, random soul gem or scroll.
Necromancer: restores magicka
Smith: repairs, give a hammer
Healer: heals, cures and restores
Merchant: has 2500 gold to trade
Guild guide: offers travel to Gnisis, Molag Mar, Fort Frostmoth, Mounrhold
Ashlander scout: offers travel to the 4 Ashlander camps. Fully fledged companion.
Butler: gives a drink of your choice
Cook: gives food.
Maid: grooms the player (personality buff)
Farmer: gives a variety of crops
Miner: gives a variety of ores and gems
Housekeeper: adopts cats and kittens
Fisherman: gives scales and dreugh wax.
Dancer: is a ballerina.
Bard: plays songs
Gardener: gives potted flowers (harvestable)
Librarian: gives a random book
Courtesans: massages (restore fatigue, fortify endurance)
Herder: breeds guars, possibly a pack guar.
Hunter: gives meat and hides
Sailor: updates world map with port towns, sings for a beer.
Agent: fully fledged companion
Seamstress: gives shirts, creates new (female) outfits.
Magician: trades an empty soul gem for a filled one, enchanter service, fully fledged companion.
Trainers: ... Train.
Guards: ... Guard, companions

Install

Unzip in you Data Folder. You will be prompted to overwrite the meshes, textures and icons folders. Do so.

Incompatibility

None I can think of, no cell has been changed.
The items, dialogue topic have their own IDs
No ingame npc or object has been modified.

Contact

You can contact me (Danae) over at the Bethesda Official forums, at Great House Fliggerty, at the Nexus and at Wolflore.

This mod simply adds Iron and Dwemer Scrap Metal thrown weapons to
the game. The iron are added to the normal thrown weapons leveled list,
while the Dwemer are added to both the Dwemer weapons and ingredients
lists.

There is also a weak skeleton near the corpse of a junk dealer in the swamp
just North of Seydan Neen. Both have some on them.

-UC Navigation: Nature | Armory | Interface
UNIFICATION COMPILATION: ARMORY
by AOF, Bahamut, Baldurian, Baofu, Chainy, Danke, Darknut, Fallen One, Kane, Kalamestari_69, KINGPIX, Midgetalien, Oripher, Papill6n, Plangkye, Psymoniser, Saint_Jiub, StarX, & Wollibeebee. Compiled by Knots

FEATURES:
-Replacement, high res textures for all weapons and armor
-Replacement, high poly meshes for most armor and some weapons including Wraithguard!
-Many weapons and armor now have bump, environment, and glow maps where appropriate
-Several weapons and pieces of armor that previously had unique names/enchantments but not unique meshes now look distinctive.
-Glass shields and weapons are now transparent on the 'glass' bits

DESCRIPTION & MORE INFO:
This is a compilation that includes most (if not all) of the best weapon and armor replacers for Bethesda's the Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. It represents nearly a decade of incredible work from the MW modding community, a group of gifted individuals I feel fortunate to have shared a corner of the internet with. Each modder showcased in this package shows an eye for detail and an apreciation for the game's original look and feel; each weapon and piece of armor should be familiar to a veteran player of the vanilla game, while at the same time having been lent the ability to sparkle and shine (sometimes literally!) on today's high resolution displays.

Optionally, some weapons that previously had not unique meshes but were uniquely named/enchanted have become visually unique. You will need to use UCArmoryUnique.esp for these changes to become apparent in your game.

The items made unique by use of the .esp are the following:
Banhammer, Bonebiter Bow of Sul-Senipul, Boots of Blinding Speed, Conoon Chodala's Axe, Conoon Chodala's Boots, Dagger of Symaccus, Dreugh Cuirass, Ebony Spear, Erur-Dan's Cuirass, Erur-Dan's Spear, Karpal's Friend, Light of Day, Mountain Spirit, Seasplitter, Spirit Eater, Staff of Carnal Channeling, Stormforge, Temreki, and Trebonius' Staff

In addition to the above effects, this pack contains Plankye's enchantment glow remover (pluginless noglow). If you use anything that modifies the enchantment glow, you may want to take care to make sure the relevant files are not replaced. Keep in mind however that many of the rare artifacts that would generally have a glow now have bump and environment maps, and that the vanilla glow or any replacements for it besides a remover like the one included will diminish or completely override the effect of the new detail.

This is the first of several packs in a series called Unification Compilation. You can follow my progress on the various packs here, at the official thread. For a complete overhaul of the game's presentation, I recommend following my Morrowind Modding Guide, which is written with UC in mind.

You can find a complete list of credits here. If you would like to read the complete Readme, it can be found here.