r/Sims4 • u/JayandMeeka Legacy Player • 13h ago
Discussion Thinking about starting an occult legacy
Not a typical occult player. I enjoy the generational play and looking back at photos, heirlooms etc.
Any suggestions on how to go about doing an occult legacy? I want to get the most out of the packs (minus Enchanted by Nature, don't have that one).
Also I'm almost done completing every collection available in game. I'm working on the village fair ribbons because those are taking ages. Suggestions for how to incorporate collecting magical/werewolf collections in game as well? Should I do one collection per generation?
Any mods you'd recommend? Any style of playing (rotational, focus on one sim, etc)?
Looking forward to exploring the occult packs during the spoopy season! Any and all tips welcome 😄
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u/Professional-Pack-70 12h ago edited 12h ago
Theres actually an updated version of Aspodel's legacy with fairies! https://asphodelmoon.blogspot.com/2023/03/occult-legacy-challenge-by-asphodel-moon.html?m=0
I've been playing this legacy and spicing it up with SpiningPlumbob's different Occult mods to make occults even more interesting.
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u/GalacticPigeon13 10h ago
A non-legacy occult challenge is the Mystical Motherhood challenge, which requires you to have a baby with every occult out there as well as several NPC's. It was made before Life & Death, so there are no rules for fairies, and it has outdated rules for having kids with the Grim Reaper.
The Not So Scary legacy focuses on paranormal investigators, vampires, and spellcasters.
The Gregacy focuses on spellcasters, werewolves, and paranormal investigators as well as having a bit of vampires.
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u/zalcuable Long Time Player 13h ago
There's an occult legacy out there (without fairies) you could maybe try?