These systems all feed off of each other, sometimes in unexpected ways low Vitality might lead to an illness that makes it difficult to keep your food down, which would lead to increased hunger, which would impact your Vitality even more, and so on.

Low Vitality leaves you at increased risk of disease and illness. There will be dozens of symptoms and many possible combinations of them, which lends this new system to depth, discovery, and experimentation.Įating spoiled food, drinking water from questionable sources in dungeons deep, lack of sleep, and exposure to diseased enemies can all lead to various illnesses. Only when you have “learned” a disease by curing or studying it will its name will appear in your Active Effects. Through this new system, you will learn to identify illnesses and how to cure them (or, at least manage the symptoms) using herbs, ingredients, and alchemical concoctions. Instead of being told exactly which disease you have in your Active Effects, you will be presented with a list of symptoms instead. Last Seed also introduces an entirely new disease system unlike any other in Skyrim before it. If you also use Frostfall, high Exposure can also decrease your Vitality over time. If your Vitality becomes low enough, you can begin suffering health damage and die. You’ll need to take care of yourself over days and weeks, or suffer the consequences of compromised health. Unlike Frostfall’s Exposure, Vitality can’t be increased or decreased quickly. Vitality is a measure of your overall wellness. Your needs contribute to maintaining a central attribute at the core of Last Seed: Vitality. And it’s easy to keep track of your own needs as the system presents you with notifications, sound and visual effects, and on-screen meters (all of which can be toggled on or off independently). The Provisions container, accessed from your inventory, acts as a central pool of resources that you and your entire group can draw from, avoiding tedious micromanagement of each party member’s inventories. By keeping your followers fed and well-rested, they’ll stay in fighting shape. This system (optionally) extends out to your entire traveling party (up to 3 companions). Hunger influences, and is influenced by, health and combat actions thirst, by stamina and acts of exertion and fatigue, by acts of concentration and spellcasting. Each need is coupled tightly with a primary attribute. On the surface, Last Seed presents a streamlined, intuitive primary needs system. Last Seed was a planned needs, wellness, and disease survival mod for Skyrim.

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