Official mod page: http://community.playstarbound.com/resources/shadow-wolf-tjcs-npc-pack.3604/

Official discussion board: http://community.playstarbound.com/threads/shadow-wolf-tjcs-npc-pack.113856/

What once started as a simple mod pack for tenants has since expanded into a small collection of mods that modify NPCs in general. These include:

- New Tenants: Formerly from my old Tenant Pack from before the full release of Starbound (not to be confused with FettGopher's mod of the same name: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=838356389 or http://community.playstarbound.com/resources/tenant-pack.4477/), this mod had since been updated for the full release version of Starbound. As the name implies, this mod adds new tenants into the game, many of which use furniture tags that have never been used to spawn particular tenants before. (Note: may conflict with the Tenant Pack, due to both mods competing for the same tenant criteria.)
- Better NPC Equipment: Outfits NPCs with a more threatening assortment of weaponry. Expect to encounter NPCs that are armed with guns and shields in any dungeon that normally contains them!
- Non-Playable NPC Race Quests and Crew: Makes NPCs of non-playable races, like the Alpaca and Fenerox, more compatable with quest participation (including new dialogue for them), and allows them to become fully-functioning crewmembers.
- Revamped Randomly-Generated NPC Quests: Slightly changes quests so that more npcs may give out more quests, including quests that are controversial but not criminal (such as ordinary villagers and guards borrowing items, offering bribes, and spreading bad rumors, but not intimidating others or stealing objects), and so that relationship changes are a bit more realistic (such as criminals fearing guards).
- Improved NPC Behavior: A minor mod that makes AIs a bit more competent in terms of fighting. They now take far less time to aim, and no longer telegraph their attacks for long, if at all.
- NPC Fixes: A minor mod that fixes some bugs found in some NPCs, helping to restore them to what I presume is their intended functionality. Also includes a few additions to some monsters, especially names and descriptions.

This collection also includes numerous addons that are designed to expand upon one or more of these mods, some of which require mods from outside of this collection (such as in my Legacy Pack, or my Expanded Weapon Generation mod).