Damsels in Distress? Mods that Add NPC Prisoners / Sex Slaves to Dungeons / Bandit Camps / etc

[Ralin Drakus]

Just as the title says, I'm curious if there are any mods out there that add NPC prisoners to the wild, either for my hero player to rescue or to capture for myself as a villain? As someone who plays as a Male PC, I don't take advantage of the mods that lead to characters getting abused in dungeons by the bandits, creatures, monsters that exist in the game. However, as I rebuild my mod list, it crossed my mind that there might be mods that add NPCs to these places who I can see getting abused as I skulk through the shadows. I know Immersive Wenches kinda has this feature, but I don't think they're ever being attacked - Is there an add on mod that creates this situation? The only mod I found here that kinda does this is 'Captive Followers.' Seems like a cool idea, but I haven't tested it yet, and from what I read in the description it's limited to the followers I download and add into my game rather than generating random NPCs (will have to try it out to see if that's a better system or not). 

 

Are there other mods out there that do this sort of thing that I've missed? Thx 

[valcon767]

not playing Skyrim at the moment but https://www.loverslab.com/files/file/4423-sexy-bandit-captives-©-wip/ might work

 

[NymphoElf]

3 hours ago, Ralin Drakus said:

Just as the title says, I'm curious if there are any mods out there that add NPC prisoners to the wild, either for my hero player to rescue or to capture for myself as a villain? As someone who plays as a Male PC, I don't take advantage of the mods that lead to characters getting abused in dungeons by the bandits, creatures, monsters that exist in the game. However, as I rebuild my mod list, it crossed my mind that there might be mods that add NPCs to these places who I can see getting abused as I skulk through the shadows. I know Immersive Wenches kinda has this feature, but I don't think they're ever being attacked - Is there an add on mod that creates this situation? The only mod I found here that kinda does this is 'Captive Followers.' Seems like a cool idea, but I haven't tested it yet, and from what I read in the description it's limited to the followers I download and add into my game rather than generating random NPCs (will have to try it out to see if that's a better system or not). 

 

Are there other mods out there that do this sort of thing that I've missed? Thx 

 

The mods are literally called "Damsels in Distress". Please learn how to use a search engine...
 

 

Edited July 17 by NymphoElf

[a_random_user]

Seconding Damsels in Distress series, they're great mods.

 

If you permit the shameless plug, my own mod Enthralled adds a similar mechanic. There are the rescue missives, where you get send to a dungeon to free a captive NPC, and you can either escort them to town for a reward or keep them. Or there is the Lucky Find mechanic, where you can find captured NPC in random dungeons, and again get the choice in freeing them or keeping them. There is a list of unique NPC that you can rescue in this way, and you can add NPC from other mods (or vanilla skyrim) to that list with SPID or Skypatcher (instructions on the mod page). If the list runs out, it switches over to generated NPC (from the various NPC list you have in game, if you have a mod like Full Random NPC, you'll have more options for the generated NPC).

It does not add interactions between the captives or the bandits

Enthralled requires PAH or DOM, so that might push your playthrough more towards the villain route.

[Ralin Drakus]

9 hours ago, NymphoElf said:

 

The mods are literally called "Damsels in Distress". Please learn how to use a search engine..

 

Fair enough. I knew there had to be content of this theme, but it never crossed my mind that I'd accidentally bullseye the literal name of the mod lol

[NymphoElf]

2 minutes ago, Ralin Drakus said:

it never crossed my mind that I'd accidentally bullseye the literal name of the mod

 

That's fair. I would simply argue that at least one of those words combined with "Lovers Lab" or "Skyrim" in Google, or whatever your preferred search engine is, would very likely have given those results as well

Edited July 17 by NymphoElf