This mod edits the base forms for word wall triggers and sounds. The Dragonborn patch extends the mod’s functionality to Dragonborn’s word walls and fixes an incompatibility relating to the MQKillDragon script. The Dawnguard patch extends the mod’s functionality to Dawnguard’s word walls and adds an experimental (untested) measure to stop Durnehviir from respawning and addressing the player when you’re not a dragonborn. Dragon Rising itself will be a little more streamlined. If you are not the dragonborn, all word walls are simply there for decoration, dragon corpses remain intact, and the main quest ends at Dragon Rising. If you are a dragonborn, all word walls are enabled as usual, you can absorb dragon souls, and the main quest will proceed normally. If you answer no, you do not get the perk, and the menu also disappears. If you answer yes, you are granted an invisible perk, and the menu disappears, never to be seen again (unless you use the Mod Configuration Menu – see below). Using this power brings up a simple question, asking you whether you want to be a dragonborn. When you start a new game, or load an existing game for the first time after installing this mod, you will receive a lesser power called “Dragonborn Awakening”. Optional: SkyUI 3 or later (for the Mod Configuration Menu) If you choose not to be a dragonborn on that character, the visual and sound effects of the word walls you have already visited will become stuck on with no way to turn them off. If you have an existing character who has already learnt words of power, BE CAREFUL when installing this mod. This means that you can switch between “dragonborn” and “common peasant” characters, without having to change your mod load order.
The mod still lets you choose to be a dragonborn, if you so desire. In Your Shadow adds an in-game option to play without dragonborn powers, and to stop the main quest right after becoming thane of Whiterun, without any indication that the player is a dragonborn.
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