Unchains the Soroborean Caravanner's fast-travel service in Outward DE.
This mod makes every standing city, Cierzo, Berg, Levant, Monsoon, Harmattan, and New Sirocco, available at once, from anywhere the caravanner will talk to you.
- Travel from anywhere the vanilla "only in cities" restriction is lifted (and can be restored in config if you only want the expanded destination list).
- Story-aware destroyed or blockaded cities stay off the list, and New Sirocco only appears once its caravan trader is established. Turn
RespectStoryEventsoff if you'd rather ignore that. - Configurable destinations individual on/off toggle for each city in the config (works with the in-game Configuration Manager, default F5).
- Update-resilient the mod validates everything it touches at startup and logs a precise warning if a game patch changes something, instead of failing silently. Story-event IDs are read from the game's own constants rather than hardcoded.
The vanilla destination logic runs completely untouched, including its random 72-hour destination roll, and the mod then appends the cities the roll didn't pick, using the game's own route data. Vanilla multiplayer syncing is preserved: in co-op, only the host expands the list and clients receive it normally.
- Outward Definitive Edition on the Mono branch (Steam: Properties → Betas →
default-mono) - BepInEx pack for Outward
BepInEx/config/com.spencer4792.caravannerunbound.cfg (created on first launch):
| Setting | Default | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Enabled | true | Master switch |
| RespectStoryEvents | true | Destroyed/unbuilt cities stay unavailable |
| OnlyOfferTravelInCities | false | Restore the vanilla in-city-only rule |
| Destinations / <City> | true | Offer that city |
I noticed a lot of mods that altered the Soroborean Caravanners were no longer functioning properly on Definitive Edition. Rather than patch up old code, CaravannerUnbound was written from scratch for DE with a different approach: additive, config-driven, and resilient to game updates.
Source code is included and MIT licensed — fork it, learn from it, build on it.