Skeever Helmet SE
This mod adds a helmet made of black leather. It comes in 3 versions: Clothing (increased resistance to disease), Solid (Orcs heavily armored) and Weak (slightly lightly armored). Forgeable and temperable, with forging properties appropriate to their material. This mod uses your own skeleton textures. Compatible with Beast Match. It also completely changes the "Hamelyn" NPC.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds a helmet made of black leather. It comes in 3 versions: Clothing (increased resistance to disease), Solid (Orcs heavily armored) and Weak (slightly lightly armored). Forgeable and temperable, with forging properties appropriate to their material. This mod uses your own skeleton textures. Compatible with Beast Match. It also completely changes the "Hamelyn" NPC.
introduce
- Beginning:
Originally made by goldiocks for Oldrim to perform user requests, he actually didn't seem to care too much about it.
- Evolution:
Whoever gets the chance to meet me around the site, I know I rarely take it seriously in life.
That's why when I came across this gem, I couldn't resist: I had to port it to SSE!
Starting from a very basic port (version 0.5b, where the "b" remains "beta stage"), I have expanded, fixed, rebalanced and tweaked the mod
and various elements of the plugin itself, have significant changes starting with version 0.6b.
notes
- For all Kajiit and Argonian lovers:
You will be happy to know that the helmet is compatible with Beaker Match.
technical information
- Texture quality:
You can customize all the goons in the game as well as this helmet using Kelsenellenelvian's gorgeous "Bellyaches Animal and Creature Pack SSE" mod or any other retexture mod.
- For the future:
°Brainstorming:
Starting with version 0.7b, the mod will be re-curated based on my personal taste and meaningful suggestions from users.
°Support:
Please do not expect full support for older versions. I highly recommend everyone to just update to the latest version as I'm adding some improvements to the mod itself and the synergy between this and my other mods.
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Intro
- The beginning:
Originally made for Oldrim by goldiocks to carry out a request from a user, he actually seems not to care too much about it.
- The evolution:
Who has occasion to meet me around site is aware that i take very few things seriously in my life.
That's why when i came across this gem, i could not resist: i had to port it to SSE!
Starting from a quite basic port (version 0.5b, where "b" stays for "beta stage") i have expanded, fixed, re-balanced and tweaked the mod
and various elements of the plugin itself, with major changes starting from version 0.6b.
Notes
- For all Kajiit and Argonian lovers:
You will be happy to know that the helmet is compatible with beasty races.
Technical information
- Texture quality:
You can customize all the skeevers in your game along with this helmet with the gorgeous "Bellyaches Animal and Creature Pack SSE" mod by Kelsenellenelvian, or with any other skeever re-texture mod.
- For the future:
° Brainstorming:
Starting from version 0.7b the mod will be re-managed following most exclusively my personal tastes and meaningful suggestions from users.
° Support:
Please, do not expect full support for old versions. I strongly suggest everyone just to update to the latest version since i am adding several improvements both for the mod itself and for the synergy between this and my other mods.
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.