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The update is merely so people won't get confused with the "outdated mod" warning message.
I am very surprised to find that I loved this mod even more than I expected, so thanks a bunch for that.
Although it's an awesome experience, I believe there should be a parameter (either in the rules or in the coding itself) for "resistance to thralling" so to say ; what I mean is it could scale with magicka or target, as to not be ... well, as overpowered as I've encountered it to be haha
Oh and also, I'm not sure it's not an issue with my mods (I'll check my mod list and insert it in another comment in a day or so) but it seems that if I turn a ruler with which I am at war with into an undead thrall, since he is deposed, the game considers the war is still on for him only, and thus I cannot have normal interactions with said character. (I can give screenshots if clarification is needed, just lemme know which website to use)
If you've heard of this issue before? If not, well that's that... either way, I will continue using your mod
If your Undead Servants dare leave your court, you will have the option to summon them. To do this, simply right click them and choose "Summon Thrall", this will force them to abdicate any titles they may hold and return to their master (you) immediately.