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Skyrim on Skooma / Skooma Whore Patch 1.0.0


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A lightweight compatibility patch that allows the drinks added by Skooma Whore to be recognized by Skyrim on Skooma.

Drink a Skooma Whore concoction and Skyrim on Skooma’s intoxication effects will now trigger as intended—because consuming suspicious narcotics in Skyrim should have consequences beyond poor judgment and an empty coin purse.

 

This patch does not alter or redistribute either original mod. It simply adds the Skooma Whore drinks to Skyrim on Skooma’s recognized-skooma list.

 

  • Allows Skooma Whore drinks to trigger Skyrim on Skooma’s intoxication effects.
  • Leaves both original mods completely untouched.
  • Contains only the necessary form-list override.
  • ESL-flagged and therefore does not consume a standard plugin slot.
  • Cleaned and checked for errors in xEdit.
  • May cause hallucinations, questionable decisions, and—in rare cases—an unexpected resemblance to Geralt of Rivia.

 

 

Requirements:

 

Skooma Whore SE

Skyrim on Skooma (Nexus) 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by bevo67

  1. Install Skooma Whore SE and Skyrim on Skooma, along with their respective requirements.
  2. Install this patch using Vortex or your preferred mod manager.
  3. Enable the ESL-flagged plugin.
  4. Allow your mod manager to sort the load order normally.

The patch must load after both required plugins. Because they are recorded as masters, Vortex or LOOT should handle this automatically.

If another plugin also edits Skyrim on Skooma’s SOS_SkoomaBottles form list, a conflict-resolution patch may be required.

Many thanks to jayserpa, author of Skyrim on Skooma, for making substance abuse in Skyrim considerably more imaginative.

Thanks also to Guffel, the original author of Skooma Whore, and to nomkaz, who maintains the Special Edition version and keeps Skyrim’s least reputable pharmaceutical industry operational.

Without their work, this patch would have nothing to connect—and the Dragonborn’s recreational chemistry would be much less eventful.Many thanks to jayserpa, author of Skyrim on Skooma, for making substance abuse in Skyrim considerably more imaginative.


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