Chaos Sorcery Board
The texture that inspired Tetrion's stunning wizard plate armor.
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About this mod Machine translation
Dark Souls inspired the texture of Tetrion's stunning wizard plate armor.
This is a slight reimagining of Tatherion's Sorcery Plate to suit my Dark Souls inspired character. The blue runes turned a fiery orange, and the rest of the armor turned gray.
You will still need telthalion's voodoo files or se port, or immersive armor installed to use this as I'm not including esp.
I also asked Telthalion for permission before publishing. Telthalion deserves all the credit here honestly. All I did was modify some files. Thanks to Telthalion for letting me post this. 07
Telthalion's Primordial Sorcery Armor:
SE port of Korup7ion:
Hothtrooper’s Immersive Armor 44:
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This is a Dark Souls inspired slight retexture of the Witchplate Armor by Telthalion i made to fit my dark souls inspired character. the blue runes have been turned fiery orange-yellow and the rest of the armor has had all color turned shades of grey.
you still need telthalion's witchplate file, or the se port, or immersive armors installed to use this as i did not include the esp.
also i asked Telthalion's permission before publishing. Telthalion deserves all the credit here honestly. all i did was modify a few files. thank you Telthalion for letting me release this. 07
Original Witchplate Armor by Telthalion:
SE port byKorup7ion:
Immersive Armors by Hothtrooper44:
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