This is early ALPHA to test things and iron out bugs. Do not hesitate to ask questions and provide feedback. I will keep this post brief. Make use of the Help buttons and hover over settings. Whether it's worth the extra esp (though easily merged with nearly everything) is open for debate. Armed with this little mod and the copious application of subtitles, I'm able to understand the insults they're hurling at my character. I had no idea those noises the Draugr make conveyed actual meaning (though in retrospect, lore-wise it stands to reason). This is one of those little oddities I'm fond of. In other words, these translations are 100% official.)
I simply inserted those translations into the subtitles themselves. (If you open the Draugr's dialogue properties via Creation Kit, you can see that Bethesda's developers have inserted commentaries explaining the meaning of each sentence the Draugrs say. You can finally understand what they are saying!
This mod adds English subtitles to the Draugr dialogues. UNLESS a Daedric weapon was not present, then.Ever got curious about what the Draugr keep saying every time you fight them? UNLESS a Draugr Overlord is selected, then. UNLESS the Blade of Woe is selected, then.
If the de-facto home city is not present on the module, use it as the start point and travel the map clockwise until you reach a city that is present on the module. However, it is possible they may be from a nearby city instead. Each race will have one of two de-facto home cities, depending on the conditions in the below table. Otherwise, if the Axe of Whiterun is selected. Otherwise, if a non-Daedric sword is selected. Otherwise, if a Daedric weapon is selected. Otherwise, if an Orc is present but not selected. Weapons If a Breton is present but not selected. Once you know the correct column to use in the relevant table, select the highest option that is present on the module. Races, weapons and enemies are calculated in the same way. A strike will be incurred if any of the five are incorrect. Once you have determined the five images, push the submit button. Cycle the options in each category using the up and down arrows and push the select button to set the screen. Select the category to cycle by pushing the relevant screen. Each category will cycle three of a potential nine images. To disarm the module, set the correct image in each of the five categories (race, weapon, enemy, home city and dragon shout) in accordance with the below rules. The module consists of six screens, a select button, cycle buttons and a submit button. SEE APPENDIX SK75 FOR A LARGER MAP OF SKYRIM. 
Use the power of the Dovahkiin to disarm the module.
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