Witcher Preset - Undvik by Eastmarch
A wizard themed character I made using RaceMenu and SFO overlays
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A wizard themed character I made using RaceMenu and SFO overlays
I made some presets for my wizard themed character Undvik of Eastmarch. Nothing special. Of course, you need RaceMenu and its necessary files. If you want scarring too, use it with SFO overlays. Obviously, you'll need The Witcher 3 Eyes.
I have SoS on him, but that's a soft (hehe) requirement depending on whether you have it installed as well.
If you want to carry a sword on your back like in the Witcher series, you need XPMSE. I've adjusted their position so if you're using ALLGUD you can hold the sword in one hand, or both. Whatever you want.
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Just a little preset I made for my Witcher-themed character, Undvik of Eastmarch. Nothing particularly fancy. You'll need RaceMenu and its required files, of course. Along with SFO Overlays if you want the scars too. And obviously you'll need The Witcher 3 Eyes.
I have SoS on him, but that's a soft (heh) requirement based on whether or not you have it installed as well.
XPMSE will be required if you want your swords on your back like in the Witcher series. I've already adjusted where they sit so that if you're using ALLGUD you can have both one-handed swords, or a one-hander and a two-hander. Do as you please.
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