Crimson Armor 4th Era Style
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Added Crimson 4th Era Armor Male and Female Separate
This adds to the independent Crimson Age 4 armor, rebuilding the Dunmer armies after the Oblivion Crisis and the Red Mountain Outbreak and the siege of the Argongons. After the mass losses of the Dunmer armies, the Orcs, also known as the Orsimer, helped the Dunmer create a new type of Armor that was as heavy as the Orcish Armor, but not as heavy as the Dwarven since the Dwarven Armor had a hard time doing anything against these events...
4E 11-15 - Orsinium is sacked by the combined forces of Hammerfell and High Rock. Many Orc refugees flee east into Skyrim. Orsinium was rebuilt and relocated again; it now lies between Hammerfell and Skyrim, and in 4E 16, the Lord of Skyrim gave the island of Solstheim to Morrowind as a refuge.
Soon, the Redoran house will move from Blacklight to Orsinium's Doorsteps. Just as the barbaric warriors of the Orc Chieftains came together and gave a gift of armor, fusing the Dunmer and Orsimer designs to the Grand Council as a sign of respect for the two races who had been the frontline of the Empire and ancient enemies, so the Crimson Armor was born red because of the fierce events that both races lost their blood to. Both races are revered by Orcs and Dunmer....
Orc armor is crafted in the same manner as Dwarf armor.
Same as Orc Armor, but the same weight as Dwarven Armor, for both men and women to enjoy and approve independently!
The helmet is not suitable for owls or cats using the VANILLA ORC HELMET INSTEAD.
V2021 fixed Helmet adding female helmets and added Orc helmets for both genders.
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