Craftable HorseBarding
Make armor for your horse.
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About this mod Machine translation
Make armor for your horse.
This mod adds saddles and armor, also known as armor, to Skyrim's horses. Barding can be crafted at the forge or purchased at the stable, then upgraded and decorated like any other armor. In order to craft certain bar devices, the relevant forging perk must be used. Once crafted, the final armor item can be equipped on a horse using a mod that allows you to access your horse's inventory, such as my own Immersive Horses.
All of the major stable masters in Skyrim are also vendors selling covers and crafting materials. As your character levels up, higher level items become available according to the level list, just like normal armor items sold at vendors. In addition to purchases, Catla will also sell produce at Solitude. Contains all bug fixes from unofficial patches.
Many new templates and alternative versions are now available thanks to contributions from DjaySaint, Rusey and CyborgArmGun. Rusey has also generously added full compatibility for Complete Crafting Overhaul Remade, but it is not required in order to use this mod.
Subdivided recipes for all saddle and spindle items according to CCOR standards.
The CCOR "Declutter" option will hide the item's alternate recipes unless you have a base item.
Projects will respect the following CCOR toggles: Mod Projects, Other Tools, Daedric Crafting at Night Only, Dawnguard Projects.
Please note that the NONE texture/mesh assets in this mod were created by me (sevencardz). The textures and meshes included in this mod were created by various artists on and are free to reuse, or I have permission from the original author to repackage and share them in this mod. Everything I did was take the original assets and make them into craftable and upgradeable armor items so you can add them to your horse like followers.
Fur Saddle (vanilla)
Imperial Saddle (vanilla)
Dark Brotherhood Saddle (vanilla)
Bard Saddles from More Saddles by Raup 26
Big Game Saddle from More Saddles by Laup26
Hunter Saddles from More Saddles by Raup 26
Rider Saddle from More Saddles by Laup26
Traveler Saddle from More Saddles by Laup26
Skikim leather saddles and saddles by Mystikhybrid - Gabriel Gullbergh
Leather mail flaps and saddle from sources of Armored Sabrecat Mount Modder by tumbajamba
Ornate Railings and Saddles from the Armored Sabrecat Mount Modder's Source by Tumbajamba
Stormlloak Barding and Saddle from Skyrim Immersive Creatures by lifestorock
Imperial Post Barding and Saddle from Skyrim Precipitated Creatures
Dawnguard Barding and Saddle from More Saddles by Laup26
Black cane and saddle from the resources of the Armored Sabrecat Mount Modder by tumbajamba
Nordic Bars and Saddles from Skyrim Riding Gear by Mystikhybrid - Gabriel Gullbergh
Elthrai from Sethai or Sethai Barding and Saddle and Christian Paskota's Elthrai Horse Armors
Dwarf Badin and Saddle from Skrim's Gauntlet from Mystikhybrid - Gabriel Gulberg
Vests and Saddles from Skyrim by Mystikhybrid - Gabriel Gulberg
Source Ebony Mail Blocker and Saddle from Armored Sabrecat Mount Modder by tumbajamba
Priest Badin and Saddle by Emfy Cleric Robes from X-Mitosuke of the Desert
Holy Aegis and Saddle from Holy Aegis Paladin Style Ebony Armor Thad
Horse Armor and Saddles from Skyrim by Mystikhybrid - Gabriel Gulberg
Horse Armor and Saddles from Skyrim by Myskerhybrid - Gabrielle Gulberg
Daedric Barding and Saddle from Mystikhybrid's Skyrim Horse Armor - Gabriel Gullbergh
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This mod adds saddles and armors, also known as barding, for the horses in Skyrim. Barding can be crafted at forges or purchased at stables and then upgraded and enchanted just like any other armor. The relevant smithing perks are necessary in order to craft certain barding sets. Once crafted, the resulting armor items can be equipped on horses using a mod that allows you to access your horse's inventory, such as my own Immersive Horses.
All of the major stable masters in Skyrim also act as vendors who se …
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.