Hana Thorns - Skyrim Follower and Quest mod
rianna-mcintosh for Hana Thorns
Requirements: I need someone willing to voice a large amount of lines. If we count simple things like individual grunts it can easily go up to hundreds. Obviously for something like battle noises I'd only need a single take with noises I could chop up, but you get the idea. It's a companion voice package so it'll also need simple things like "Huh!?", "Sorry", "If you say so" and so on.
I'll also need help to voice more lines once I conclude other quests, so willingness to participate again at a later date is also required.
About Hana:
A relatable noble. Born in a wealthy family, but a neighbouring Orc village and a mother with a deep love for the forest made her grow close to nature. She struggles between keeping to her noble manerisms and her casual speak, but after renouncing her family name attempts to keep a casual tone.
Despite the recent tragic events that caused her to run from her home, she decided to embrace all life and be cheerfull towards the future and it's unknowns.
Standand emotion: cheerfull, joyfull.
Education: noble, superior.
Manerisms: casual/loose but struggles with the education she was given as a noble.
Fighting attitude: brave, heroic.
Likes: nature, animals and flowers, archery competitions.
(happy, excited) Let's go! We've kept the dragons and draugr waiting long enough, right?
(calm, but hesitates before lying about "hunting in the forest") Allow me to introduce myself and explain. I am Hana, born in High Rock, although I've spent most of my life... hunting in the forest.
(from contemplative to excited) ...impressive, I guess she had to defend herself? Oh! Look, this trail looks fresh!
I'm starting to wonder if I should rewrite that first line. xP I really liked it! Specially that last delivery, the only negative I could point out is that there is a noticeable noise when you're in constant higher voice volume, most audible in the second line delivery, which seems a bit hard to filter out.
Writting specially instead of especially is bugging the heck out of me.
Is it a beeping noise? If so, then it can easily be removed if I record in a different place.
No, my english vocabulary is a bit limited into how I'd best describe it. Would comparing it to two piece of fabric softly rubbing into eachother make sense to you? It's a gentle static.
A stream of fine sand dropping might be a more apt description.