Elf Helmet and Dragon Priest Elf - Special Edition

An armored circlet for all your non-helmet helmet needs. Also includes the Dragon Priest Headdress, Collarbone Evil Headdress, Nightingale Headdress, and Falmer Headdress!

Also available in Classic Skyrim.

Some assets from this mod have been integrated into my main project, Relics of Hyrule (SSE is not supported yet).

I'm working on adding new images, but in the meantime I'll welcome any user-made images.

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What is Circlet Helm? What does it do?

Dragon Priest! Make the recipe! Matching set bonus! All in a circle!

Falmer and Vampires now have 100% more health! (if you want)

you there! Khajiit! Are you tired of glass helmets that look like crap and make your hair fall off when you put them on? Are you tired of helmets crushing your ears? Argon! Tired of cutting off horns and feathers every time you wear a helmet? boss! Dunmo! Altmer! Osimo! polymer! Your ears don't fit protruding from solid metal? Tired of your luxury locks being covered up for so long? Tired of looking bald every time you wear a helmet?

Look no further! I've got a deal for you!

Look, helm helmet! Full of plane-killing magic!

Why should you try one?

Well... there are cotillions for almost every armor type, and there are custom, beautiful Diedric cotillions, dwarf cotillions, ebony cotillions, collarbone gossamer? nightingale? And you can make them.

They count as their respective armor and grant additional bonuses! ?

They do! ? oh. wait. This is my mod.

A Dragon Priest headdress that can be copied from the Dragon Priest's mask.

And... the Dawnguard and Dragonborn coterie.

Almost yes

Hear the rave reviews about Whiterun Guard!

'Did you see that Circlet Helms mod? It has the Dragon Priest Circle. dragon. priest. Circle...and then I'll go with the arrow...

Yes, thanks buddy.

If you have a head, you can benefit from these adorable jewelry pieces!

They do count towards armor bonuses! Did I mention that?

Circlet helmets can be found alongside their enchanted helmet counterparts (levelled? llevelled? Leyawiin? I miss Leyawiin...) for loot! You can make them too! To clear up the confusion, they should appear under Jewelry (unless you have SkyUI), and materials that require skill 60 or higher (such as glass) require the Arcane Smithy Perk to craft.

Warlocks have more of them than other enemies, and you can find them wherever regular small rings are sold, as well.

If you already have the Dragon Priest Mask and the Arcane Blacksmith perk, you can copy it and make a small circle from it with the same enchantment!

They don't replace a regular rim or a regular helmet, they are new add-on armor pieces.

The idea behind them is that they are strapped to the plane of oblivion, essentially being invisible strapping helmets. You can use metals, gems, and alchemical ingredients to craft them, as there's no point in needing strips of leather for a headband that obviously doesn't have them.

I say it again: weird recipes are alchemy and an attempt to balance "realism". why do i shout

Driving home today!

Batteries not included.

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Also available for Classic Skyrim.

Some assets from this mod are integrated into my main project, Relics of Hyrule (not yet available for SSE).

I'm working on adding new images, but in the meantime, I will welcome any user-made images.

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What is a Circlet Helm? And what does it do?

Dragon Priest! Crafting Recipes! Matching set bonuses! All in a circlet!

Now with 100% more Falmer AND Vampires! (If you want)

You there! Khajiit! Are you tired of the glass helmet looking like crap and removing your hair when you wear it …