Do the random vampire attacks end when you finish the main Dawnguard quest on the Vampire Hunters (Dawnguard) side?
asked Feb 5 '13 at 16:27
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On the flip-side, do the random Dawnguard attacks end after finishing the Vampire side? – Iszi Feb 6 '13 at 20:14
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Yes, the attacks do end after finishing the main quest.
Tangentially, the attacks will begin as soon as you install Dawnguard, not after beginning Dawnguard-related quests. Some consider this a misfeature enough that a mod was quickly created to delay the attacks until the start of the main Dawnguard quest (Dawnguard - No Vamp Attacks - WIP by IsharaMeradin, no longer available, Wayback Machine link). It’s that bad.
More recent mods to solve this problem are:
- Timing is Everything - Quest Delay and Timing Control, a general-purpose quest delayer/control that includes Dawnguard
- Dawnguard no Vampire Attacks SSE
- Dawnguard Away - No Random Vampire Attacks in Towns - Delay Main Quest
… and so on. Basically, just search your favourite mod repository for dawnguard attack or quest delay and you’ll come up with a bunch of mods, if you’re interested in delaying or disabling the vampire attacks.
answered Feb 5 '13 at 17:34
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That link is now dead. However, if you are trying to prevent random NPCs from dying in vampire attacks, Protect your People is a much more thorough solution which does not require disabling the attacks at all. (This is obviously useless if you "just don't like the vampires showing up.") – Kevin Dec 1 '18 at 16:38
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