Essential NPCs

All the essential NPCs for various packs, edited to match my sims style, with some nice outfits (three in the everyday category), skills, likes and dislikes, additional traits, lifestyles and more. I used content from many packs to dress them, so if you need to replace some outfits, simply edit them in CAS from the Manage Households window, it should work.

Install these sims on an empty lot, and don’t go in Live Mode with them (otherwise, they will lose their NPC jobs). Instead, evict them immediately. Then, in the Manage Households window, mark them as Unplayed and move them in the Other Households tab. You also need to delete the original version of these sims, in the Manage Households window (but first read the whole post).

For some of these households, I’ve added additional instructions below, along with links to download the tray files. Or you can use my EA ID simsontherope to find them in the gallery!

And if you want more sims, download my Townies Packs (Part A, Part B, Part C, Occults and Essential NPCs ), or my Families Packs (Part I, Part II and Part III ).

Sages for Realm of Magic

Nothing special for these sims, just install them by following the instructions and delete the original households!

Download the tray files for the Sages: SimFileShare.

Townies for Henford-on-Bagley

Unfortunately, you can’t delete the original version of Agnes and Agatha, as  the Crumplebottom household is hidden by default. But if you have the MC Command Center, click on a mailbox. Go in the  MC Cheats menu, click on Sims/NPC Households Cheats, and then Unhide Hidden Households. In the window that just opened, select Agnes or Agatha, and validate. Their household will now be visible in the Manage Households window, you can delete them from here.

Download the tray files for the Henford Sims: SimFileShare.

Werewolves from Moonwood Mill

They will no longer be part of their original wolf pack when you install them, but it’s easy to fix!

Add the original leaders (Kristopher for the Moonwood Collective and then Rory for the Wildfangs) to the household, ask the relooked version of the sims to join the pack, and assign them their rank (Werewolf Pack menu, and then Pack Hierarchy) and Entrust the leadership of the pack to their new version. You can now delete the old versions of the sims. Then, you can evict this household, and split it in the Manage Households window if you want to install the Volkov household in their original house.

So no cheat needed, but it’s a bit more tedious than usual!

Unfortunatly, I couldn’t get Celene and Wolfgang to keep their NPC jobs, so you won’t see them working at the library or at the bar (but in any case, they would have ended up being replaced by random sims!). In my save, I included Celene instead of Lily in the Volkov household, and I installed them in my renovated version of their house (so you can sometimes see Celene walking around in Moonwood Mill).

Download the tray files for the Werewolves: SimFileShare.

High school staff for Copperdale

I changed some of their traits (the principal was Neat, but it was annoying to see her spend her time cleaning the showers or toilets instead of staying in her office), their ages for the seniors (in my game, they were both afraid of dying because of the new fear system, so they were running around looking scared all the time), and I replaced the cafeteria worker with her husband, because I wanted more guys.

Download the tray files for the High school staff: SimFileShare.

And that’s all! If more essential households are added with future packs, I will update this post!

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