Vladimir Raev-COtR
Male default COtR. "silver fox"
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About this mod Machine translation
Male default COtR. "silver fox"
V L A D I M I R RÆV
silver fox
This is the default for COtR. Vladimir Ræv is a more mature and weathered looking preset for the harsh northern regions of Skyrim.
Vladimir, known simply as Ræv in his works, was intended to play the role of a thief in the notorious guild of thieves, Riften. As a seasoned and experienced thief, he has seen the rise of thieves over the decades, all the way to their fall. He's loved his job his whole life, but now, he's not sure. Seeing as how he got pissed off along the way, is retirement even an option?
Fun fact - Ræv's name means "fox" in Danish, but apparently means less flattering in Norwegian? Oh well. Anyway, I hope you enjoy Ræv! ♡
Require
cost
Bald Hairstyle (Third time’s the charm! I know, I know. I’ll switch it up next time. I promise.)
R E C O M M N N D E D M O D S
SAM Light + SAM Light High Conversion + SAM Light Texture Add-on + RaceMenu's SAM Morph (NSFW!)
SavrenX Muscular Body Map (NSFW!)
SAM Light Texture Add-On x COR Patches (*NSFW too!)
Alkid von Everec Armor (Still NSFW. Damn, I just realized I used a lot of stuff from here.)
Pierced ears-earrings
*Download the file named COR-SAM Lite Patch 1.0a Uncompressed.zip. Unzip it and rearrange the folder structure to (Data>Textures>!COR_Male>Head), then repackage and install as a normal mod, overwriting the original COR textures.
enjoy your meal! I would love to meet my boy in your games if you play with him. ♡
C R E D I T S
This wouldn't be possible without the great work of m4mk203 (Trixter) and the COR team, so be sure to put down his book and give them some love! ♡♡♡
M Y O T H E R P R E S E T S
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V L A D I M I R R Æ V
The Silver Fox
This is a preset for COtR. Vladimir Ræv is a more mature-looking and weathered preset, suitable for the harsh northern lands of Skyrim.
Vladimir, simply known as Ræv in his line of work, is meant to be played as a thief in the infamous Thieves' Guild of Riften. As a seasoned veteran-thief, he's seen the rise of the Thieves in the decades past, all the way to their fall. He's loved his job all his life, but now, he's not so sure. Is retirement even an option though, seeing how many people he's pissed off along the way?
Fun fact--Ræv's name means "fox" in Danish, but apparently means something not quite as flattering in Norwegian? Oh well. Regardless of all this, I hope you enjoy Ræv! ♡
R E Q U I R E M E N T S
COtR
Bald Head Hair Style (Third time's the charm! I know, I know. I'll switch it up next time. I promise.)
R E C O M M E N D E D M O D S
SAM Light + SAM Light High-Poly Conversion + SAM Light Texture Add-On + SAM Morphs for RaceMenu (NSFW!)
SavrenX Muscular Body Map (NSFW!)
SAM Light Texture Add-On x COR Patch* (Also NSFW!)
Olgierd Von Everec Armor (Still NSFW. Damn, I just realized that I use a lot of stuff from here.)
Pierced Ears - Earrings
*Download the file titled COR - SAM Lite Patch 1.0a Uncompressed.zip. Unpack it, then re-arrange the folder structure as (Data>Textures>!COR_Male>Head) then repack and install as a normal mod, overwriting the original COR textures.
Enjoy! If you’re playing with him, I’d love to see my boy in your game. ♡
C R E D I T S
This wouldn't have been possible without the amazing work of m4mk203 (Trixter) and the COR Team, so be sure to drop by his page and give them some love! ♡ ♡ ♡
M Y O T H E R P R E S E T S
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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.