This can cause some bugs that range from hysterical to game-breaking. Skyrim is a large game filled with hundreds of unique NPCs, quests, and scripts working in unison. Mattys Mithril Really nice, kind of knightly armour, available for male and female characters.Ĭolovian Leather Unfortunately this modder really likes atmospheric rather than useful pictures, no really clear full body shots of this armour, but it looks promising.We're going to cheat with this entry and list multiple must-have stability mods.
Garrett Thief Armour - I believe this is styled after the armour from the earlier Thief games, but isn't a direct port, and it seems to fit in pretty well Perhaps a tiny bit rough around the edges, but overall, pretty good looking. Yharnyam Set not super lore-friendly, but I'd say not glaringly out of place, either, in that it kinda looks like plausible materials in an unusual design? Have installed these but haven't actually checked them out yet: She's recently re-enlisted and is now sporting the Studded Imperial Armour which I think looks fantastic, and I'm quite envious of Legate Rikke's armour. Perfect Legionairre I'm currently playing an Imperial soldier who started off with a set of the light armour, which is now actually suitable for Skyrim's climate and doesn't look goofy like in vanilla, what with having, you know, SLEEVES and LEGS. Looks great with aMidianBorn's retexture. If you use this and a retexture for the iron/banded iron armour, then with MO just move the retexture lower down the left pane, with NMM you'll need to re-install your chosen retexture over the top. Unfortunately the Steel Armour with Sleeves mod, for some reason, completely borks the arms (more so on female characters IIRC) making them look like flattened/bent straws, so I don't advise that. esp - there's another for Banded Iron Armour with Sleeves (also on the Nexus) which I like a lot as well.
Iron Armour with Sleeves For some reason I vastly prefer the iron armour with this mod, which just adds a pair of chainmail-looking sleeves.
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