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The accessory mod adds 30 tiaras and 2 necklaces. They are suitable for druid, magician, alchemist and mage characters. But it's up to you to decide if they fit your character. If you want a little love-friendly Flora in your character's head, then this mod might be for you.
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About this mod Machine translation
The accessory mod adds 30 tiaras and 2 necklaces. They are suitable for druid, magician, alchemist and wizard roles. But it's up to you to decide if they fit your character. If you want a little love-friendly Flora in your character's head, then this mod might be for you.
This mod is now officially available for Skyrim Special Edition. Thanks to Daymarr for porting!
The screenshots of Skyrim SE are also his. My screenshots are from oldrim.
This is an accessory mod that adds 27 tiaras and 2 necklaces. They are suitable for druid, magician, alchemist and wizard roles. But ultimately it's up to you to decide if they fit your character.
I made them want to have a little friendly Flora on top of my character's head, but I ended up doing more than just that. There are now simple but more gorgeous accessories in the mod.
Where to find them:
You can find the accessories in the little bag behind the Nightgate Inn.
Looks like a previous guest at Nightgate forgot it there and it would be a shame if no one came to pick it up.
If you don't want to go there, you can search for "Accessory Satchel" in the console, or use AddItemMenu.
All the accessories are mesmerizing.
I try to choose the right enchantment for all items. And it's not too overpowering either.
For example. Disease or poison resistance, better health regeneration, frost or fire resistance, slightly increased health or reduced mana cost of destruction spells.
All of these apply to both women and men. Beasts are not currently supported.
This mod requires Skyrim to use the Dawnguard and Dragonborn DLC.
If you don't have them, some crowns will lack texture.
Crowns (except the black crown of thorns) use vanilla texture paths. That's why the way they look changes depending on which texture mode you use.
That's not a bad thing, they don't look terrible if you don't use any texture replacers at all.
However, while it's optional, I recommend the following mods for the best visual effects:
Disclaimer: This is a description from Oldrim. Please use flower/herb etc. retexture mods of your own choice.
Hybrid HD plants and herbs
Deathbell HD
Taproot 1K
Rustic Forsworn
Rustic Soulgems
HD hanging elf ears
Dragonstongue and Nightshade textures for this mod
Thanks to Bethesda for Skyrim and the assets used in this mod.
Thanks to testiger2 for DovahBling Jewelry.
Many thanks to Daymarr for porting it over!
Licensing Note:
If you want to use one of these crowns on a minion you're making or similar, you can do so without asking me, but please give me credit in your description. Also, if you want to use this mod in multiple projects of your own, please ask my permission first.
Mods used in screenshots:
TK ENB and FeverNB, Opulent Mage Robes, Ks Hairdo's, Eyes of Beauty, some custom stuff.
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This mod is now officially available for Skyrim Special Edition. Thanks to Daymarr who ported this over!
The Skyrim SE screenshots are also his. My screenshots are from oldrim.
This is an Accessory mod adding 27 head adornments and 2 necklaces. They are suited for Druid, Sorcerer, Alchemist and Mage characters. But in the end it's up to you to decide if they fit your character or not.
I made them wanting to have a little bit of lore friendly Flora on my character's head, but I ended up making more than just that. Now there's simple but also more flamboyant accessories in the mod.
Where to find them:
You can find the Accessories in a small satchel behind Nightgate Inn.
It looks like one of Nightgate's former guests forgot it there, it would be a shame if no one came to pick it up.
If you don't want to go there you can search for 'Accessory Satchel' in the console, or use AddItemMenu.
All of the Accessories are enchanted.
I tried to choose fitting Enchantments for all of the Items. And not too overpowered ones either.
E.g. Disease or Poison Resistance, better Health r …
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.