Balgerund - Racemenu
Ever wanted to play as a badass old orc? Well now you can! Introducing Balgerund - a Racemenu Preset, now in your latest!
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Ever wanted to play as a badass old orc? Well now you can! Introducing Balgerund - a Racemenu Preset, now in your latest!
Balgerund - Racemenu Default
So my fiancé is one of those people who can play the same character perfectly in every Elder Scrolls game,
So here's Balgerund - his aging and (soon to be bald) orc warrior!
Balgerund is not my own creation - he is the property of my fiancé, HomieShipSteve.
I just uploaded him as a request! :)
If you like him, don't forget to agree!
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describe:
"...Many years ago, on the 11th day of the sun's height, a child named Balgerund was born to a powerful orc family. Fresh out of the womb and already kicking and screaming, everyone in the village knew the young orc would be a fierce warrior. However, the birth took its toll on the mother, who died that night..." - HomieShipSteve
We are here, the Balgerund for your travels! I really want to see screenshots of him!
Install:
To use, all you have to do is download using the mod manager of your choice, or if you're masochistic enough - download manually by unzipping into the data folder located at...\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data.
Once this is done, load Racemenu and go to the Presets tab - press F9 to load the preset and voila!
Require:
The only hard requirement now is the Racemenu (and its requirements), since that's what you need to load and use the preset.
However, to make Balgerund look the same as the screenshot you need:
KS Hairdos and Salt and Wind – KS Hairdos SE for rough hair
Bills
Skysight skin
Dear Eyes Alternative
In case you were wondering, this old guy wears steel plate armor, has a gray cloak cape (from Skyrim Cloak) and a threshing hammer from Immersive Weapons.
Finally, the ENB I used was the Mythical ENB from the Age of Mythology.
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Balgerund - A Racemenu Preset
So my fiancé is one of those people who can play the same character without fail through each and every Elder Scrolls game,
so here is Balgerund - his aging and (soon to be balding) orc warrior!
Balgerund is not of my own creation - he's the property of HomieShipSteve, my fiancé.
I just uploaded him as a request!:)
If you like him, don't forget to endorse!
~~
Description:
"...Many years ago, on the 11th of Sun’s Height, a strong Orc family gave birth to a child by the name of Balgerund. Fresh out of the womb and already kicking and screaming, everyone in the village knew that this young Orc would be a fierce warrior. The birth, however, took a toll on the mother, who died later that evening..." - HomieShipSteve
So here we are, here's Balgerund for your travels! I'd really love to see screenshots of him!
Installation:
To use, all you have to do is download with your mod manager of choice, or if you're masochistic enough - download manually by extracting to your data folder located at...\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data.
Once you've done this, load up Racemenu and go to the presets tab - press F9 to load a preset and voila!
Requirements:
Now the only hard requirement is Racemenu (and it's requirements) as that is what you'll need to load and use presets.
However, to get Balgerund to look the same as in the screenshots you'll need:
KS Hairdos and Salt and Wind - Rough Hair for KS Hairdos SE
Beards
Skysight Skins
Darling Eye Replacer
The old guy wears Steel Plate Armour, fashioned with a Grey Hide Cloak (from Cloaks of Skyrim) and the Thresher's Maul from Immersive Weapons, if you're wondering.
Lastly, the ENB I use is Mythical ENB for Mythical Ages.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.