While that may not mesh with the very real history of slavery, consent (and trust) are absolutely crucial in the BDSM community. I'm just saying.įor that matter, on the subject of BDSM there seems to be one thing missing that might make these mods far more palatable: Consent. You don't need to use it as a crutch to excuse lazy tropes. They're often used to explain why women in deliberately crafted worlds of magic and dragons and alchemy often remain in super shitty, two-dimensional roles ("because that's how it was historically") so this is a pill I sometimes have a hard time swallowing. Of course "Realism" and "historical accuracy" are terms that get brought up when discussing classic fantasy worlds (like that of the Elder Scrolls franchise) far more than they really should be. That's nice, I guess? As far as mods and mod extensions go, these ones also seem well-made, and together they make a very comprehensive little package to augment the game whether you're interested in BDSM or just making the game world a little grittier and more "realistic". I can appreciate, for example, that this mod isn't overly biased towards female slaves. I like to think of myself as a fairly open-minded person, even when things fall on the wrong side of my own tastes. The deeper you go, the creepier it gets, and it's the mind control spells and potions that make me the most uncomfortable. The rest depends on what other Paradise Halls extenders you've installed. Unlike an NPC companion you can also train them, whip them (which leaves marks), order them to strip naked and. You can defeat them in combat, Roman-style, then order them to accompany you on your adventures and carry things for you. These mods allow you to capture and collar just about any (non-vital) NPC. There are a slew of plug-ins for Paradise Halls including animations, slave trading, mind control spells and poisons, a dungeon hideout, and of course lore-friendly storylines.
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