Hert Hern Sybille Stentor
Fix the ugly look dawnguard gives them.
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Fix the ugly look dawnguard gave them.
Hert, Hern, Sybille Stentor vampires appear to fix Dawnguard
There are three vampires in Skyrim that should be hiding in the plains. 一切都很好，直到Dawnguard被释放，这使得他们非常明显是吸血鬼，并且因为它应该是一个秘密而不是非常有用。
A bit of a mockery, what didn't the other NPCs notice?
As for appearance Hern isn't too bad as he retains human facial features, but his wife is very ugly.
Now they will look better and will be hidden again.
They look human but are still vampires and will keep their stats
All USSEP changes are clearly different from the appearance.
There are two looks, pure vanilla and DG vampire eyes for you to choose from
F.A.Q.
Can I replace one with another?
Yes it should be no problem.
Should I use both/all?
No! Only one is active.
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Hert, Hern, Sybille Stentor vampire appearance fix for Dawnguard
There are three vampires that are supposed to be hidden in plain sight in Skyrim. All was fine until Dawnguard was released which made them very obviously vampires and not terribly helpful since its supposed to be a secret.
Kind of makes of mockery, other NPC's not noticing a thing?
As to appearance Hern is not too bad as he retains human face features but his wife is damn ugly.
Now they'll look better as well as remaining hidden again.
They will look human but remain vampire race and will keep their stats
All USSEP changes carried forward other than appearance obviously.
There are two looks, pure vanilla and DG vampire eyes take your pick
F.A.Q's
can I just replace one with the other?
Yep should be fine.
Should I use both/all at the same time?
No! Just one active.
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