Triss Armor
A modified esp of the original mod that also allows you to make red/blue/dark versions of the Triss armor in its Apprentice-Master Destruction Robes version.
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About this mod Machine translation
A modified esp of the original mod that also allows you to make red/blue/dark versions of the Triss armor in its Apprentice-Master Destruction Robes version.
More Triss Armors Recolours UNP is Rusey's excellent mod that brings Triss armors to Skyrim Special Edition, the problem is whether they are light armor or unenchanted garments, they won't be very useful if you haven't gotten your enchantments to a very high level yet. I modified the esp file so now you can make College Destruction Robes versions of red, blue and dark Triss armor.
You will need raw robes of the right level, filled grand soul gems, steel ingots, leather and leather strips, so if you don't have vanilla robes of the right level you won't be able to get them for free and won't be able to craft them, but you should be able to use them as your mage can get the vanilla robes as soon as possible as the other ingredients aren't too expensive or rare so no need for the forging perk as this is more of a cosmetic mod that gives you the same functionality but with a different appearance.
Install:
You need to find the original mod here:
Use my esp to overwrite the original esp.
The original mod is credited to Rusey.
All other points are listed below as needed.
Triss' original armor concepts, meshes and textures are owned and copyrighted by CD Projekt and used with permission.
Witcher is a trademark of CD Projekt. all rights reserved.
Fraper modified the armor to work in Skyrim.
Exeter provides it with a UNP grid.
Rafuel does Telvanni decoration on pouches (here)
Oaristys and Tony67 made the bundle ground object
Oaristys created the headband (using resources from Kafeid and Saerileth's zzjay + gems).
Pfuscher created environment maps and improved armor normal maps.
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More Triss Armors Recolours UNP is an excellent mod by Rusey that brings Triss armors to Skyrim Special Edition, problem is they are either light armor or unenchanted clothing which doesnt make them very useful if you didnt get your enchanting to a high level already. I modified the esp file so now you can craft College Destruction Robes versions of Red, Blue and Dark Triss armor.
You will need the original robe of the appropriate rank, filled grand soul gem, steel ingot, leather and leather strips, therefore you dont get them free and you cant craft them without owning the vanilla robes of appropriate rank, but they should be available to your mage as soon as you can get the vanilla robes as other ingredients are not too expensive or rare, no smithing perk is required since this is more of an appearance mod that gives you the same functionality, but with different appearance.
Installation:
You need the original mod that is found here:
Use my esp to overwrite the original esp.
Credit for the original mod goes to Rusey.
All other credits listed below as required.
The original Triss armor concept, mesh and textures are owned and copyrighted by CD Projekt and used with permission.
The Witcher is a trademark of CD Projekt. All rights reserved.
Fraper converted the armor to work in Skyrim.
exeter provided the UNP meshes for it.
Rafuel made the Telvanni decoration on the pouch (here)
Oaristys & Tony67 made the bundle ground object
Oaristys created the headbands (using resources by Kafeid and zzjay + gems by Saerileth).
Pfuscher created the environment map and the improved armor normal maps.
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.