Male Alternative to Furb - Basic Robe

For a wizard, freedom of movement is very important. Especially the dandy wizard.

The "basic" or "monk-like" robes, the boring thing that every magician who isn't involved with the Academy of Winterhold wears, actually comes in a variety of colors you've never seen before! Inspired by Dark Souls (and specifically by my husband who unknowingly introduced me to gold-trimmed dark skirts), I decided to give them a spin. a lot of. Only for men. Maybe later it will be females, but only males. at present.

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Yeah, so I changed into a robe and "boots" (now sandals) and put the Telvanni headband on top of a scarf I made and made into a hat, which started out as Karla's pointy hat but then turned into that giant curly tip marshmallow that I love. You might not, and that’s okay! This is usually so you can use your own hair. It requires slot 42/small ring.

add! Bandanas and hats fit urrvryone! The Beast, the Great Sorrow, and Menstruation (...menstruation?) are all the same!

Dragonborn (because of the hood)

Redesigned FemFeet  (if using the FemFeet version)

Any male body with nude texture*

• Any male body with a standard or near standard UV map (SoS, Better Males, etc.)

**Never revealing texture will most likely show the lines of your underwear under the hem.

Replacements - From the youngest, hottest NPC in the game to the oldest, most wrinkled NPC, all instances of robes are replaced in the game. Slot 42 is freed so you can wear the hooded hoop. In addition, safes are placed in the court wizard's office in each cargo yard, each containing several (unenchanted) robes with accessories (except for Morthal's Falion and Winterhold's Nelacar).

Standalone - Does not replace the vanilla robe, but you can use the safe mentioned above.

Both files have FemFeet redesign compatible versions. If you don't use FFR, don't use these.

Select just a master file and install it with a manager of your choice, or place the files into Skyrim/Data manually.

After everything has changed the men's robes, load the replacement mod in, unless this only removes the hood and does not change the mesh of the robe, then load the mod after that.

in general

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There are a lot of mods out there that solve basic robe problems like hood removal, hood replacement, slot 42 removal, etc. To ensure that you get the most out of this mod, be sure to load its addon after changing everything else about your other base robes.

Specific to alternatives

------------------Sirwho's

Wizard hat conflict is minimal. His mod actually affects the outfit form, so whatever my mod has to do with him (and if you use him, which frankly you should... HATS!), the court wizard and the like will be wearing my sleeveless robe hat. There are several things you can do, it's entirely up to you:

Keep his mod and the replacement and see how you feel about the parts coming together, because eventually, you personally will have access to all the parts in both mods.

Ditch my replacements, if you like my robes but don't like the way they look with the hat on, you can use them independently.

To be honest, his hat makes more sense than mine, so if you like hats, but not the big Dark Souls/anime thing, I think you'd be better off keeping his mod. I really like it and use it with the replacer myself, maybe I'll restructure his hat to handle my junk better

password

Box---------This module places a lockbox inside one of the nine cargo bays. Any mod that modifies the following may affect placement:

Nellakar's Room (Ice Hearth, Winterhold)

Morthal

Jarl's Longhouse (Falkreath)

Hell Fortress (Markarth)

Whitehall (Morning Star)

King's Palace, Upstairs (Windhelm)

Legend of the Dragon (Whiterun)

Mist Fortress (Rift Valley)

Blue Palace (Loneliness)

I tried to place them in out-of-the-way places, but obviously that's not guaranteed. I'm not going to make patches for individual locations. What should I do if there are enough issues, is limit the placement to a box. I just want it to be convenient.

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