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That said... this mod only modifies Ritual content, so if you don't have access to Rituals, there is no reason to have this mod installed at all.
That said... this mod is *very* simple. It just modifies a single value at the start of the ritual. VFE-Empire did something absolutely crazy based on the capacity, that's possible, but it'd be weird for it to conflict with this.
I am not playing Rimworld at the moment, but if you are able to recreate this issue on a minimal modlist (just VFE-Empire and it's prereqs and this), then I'll be happy to take a look.
So where the ritual says "Participants 43/10" I'd want it to automatically cap the 43 down to the 10, pick pawns at random.
Say a ritual requires 10 pawns normally, which can give a total of 40% quality. That means that normally, having 1/10 pawns would be 4%, 2/10 would be 8%, etc.
What this does is scale it down. So say you only have 4 pawns, it would scale it down so that 4/4 still gives 40%, but having 1/4 gives 10% (instead of 4% like normal), and 2/4 gives 20% (instead of 8%).
If you are seeing the dialog for the ritual say something like 1/10 without this mod and 1/4 with this mod, then this mod should be doing everything it's supposed to do.