Journey to Morrowind

Integrated the Creation Club's Netch Leather set (no assets provided) into the Requiem game world and increased the availability of several armors native to Morrowind.

Requires Requiem , as well as the Netch Leather Armor assets from Creation Club (remember to convert the .nif file to LE and place the assets into the provided creationclub\bgssse041 folder).

Defensively, Netch Leather is very similar to normal leather (if it's difficult to wear it), while Boiled Netch Leather is slightly stronger and can be used as a stepping stone between leather and scale/carapace/elven armor.

Journey to Morrowind focuses primarily on making Morrowind armor easily obtainable for players:

Revyn Sadri in Windhelm and Brand-Shei in Riften (both of whom have sold various items from Morrowind/Solstheim) now stock Netch Leather and Bonemold armor, as well as additional crafting items for crafting Netch Leather, Bonemold and Chitin armor.

You may now find Dunmer bandits equipped with these armors in a smuggler's study in Riften.

Bonemold and Chitin armor are craftable, with Bonemold having the Crafting perk and Chitin having the Advanced Blacksmithing or Elven Smithing perk (all Chitin pieces can be crafted after gaining either of the two perks).

Netch Leather armor already has its own crafting recipe, and you can choose to tan Netch Leather on a cooker to craft Boiled Netch Leather armor.