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Some updates on the robe replacer. These two will probably be the first you ever encounter ingame.

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Sneak peak at another armor set from Opus Dwemer, my upcoming dwemer equipment overhaul for Morrowind.

House Redoran was the first to use dwemer alloys to their advantage. Young and ambitious Bolvyn Venim was not afraid of violating the imperial law in the field of artifact regulation. Dozens of warriors went into the depths of Dwemer facilities in search of anything usable for military puproses.

Soon afterwards, manor guards were clad in crude and heavy but durable and protective suits of dwemer armor constructed in the native Gah-Julan style and wielding chimeri sabers, forged from the remains of steam centurions.

However, House's reaction to the appearance of the Pattern was slow and ineffective due to the poor industrial base and scarcity of resources. Less than a handful of suits were assembled, but their quality became one of the reasons for Ald'ruhn salvation during the Oblivion crisis.

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Hey quick question! Are all of these armor and weapon replacements part of SHOTN or are they gonna be released separately?

They are gonna be released as a separate replacer+addition too.

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Silly question, do you have any plans for a vanilla-esque beast body replacer?

That’s possible, but at this current moment no, I have no plans for this.

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And another version of iron armor. Less ridiculous pauldrons included.

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I’ve further expanded my collection of armor designs. This time one of the common iron armor variants. There will be more of those.

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After two years of developement, Vanilla style body replacer is finally released.

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As you can tell I’m active again. Here is the piece that will went into Skyrim: Home of the Nords addon some noice individuals is making for Morrowind.

This time is my take on the original morrowind Nordic Iron armor. Yea, THAT thing.

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Sponsored by TemplarTribe One day Caius was dreaming of a new body. With a slightly more polygons and no seams at all, with a 2k handpainted texture that is still feels like it was belong to him, of a better rig and compatiability with vanilla clothing. On this week his dream will come true.

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Ebony, a rare volcanic glass, is one of the most precious substances in the Empire, mainly found in Vvardenfell, buried in the lava flows from Red Mountain.

Ebony equipement can cost more than a hamlet with every living soul in it including children.

Such enormous value led some of the most radical dunmer aristocracy to infuse their heirlooms with spirits and blood of their ancestors, usually by the direct will of the latter. This witchery can drive insane or curse anyone outside of the family if he dare to steal and use any of such relics.

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As promised, one of the dwemerscrap armors became a starting point for dunmeric iron armor replacer.

It’s hard to admit, but every piece of armor is textured by vanilla iron towershiled texture.

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Lately I was busy with technical stuff needed to transfer items to actuall game so release is slightly closer.

A few weapon replacers to show.

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Creation of the mesh.

Or a vanilla-style modern-designed body replacer teaser.

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Today I stumbled upon Remeiroses Worm Anchorite Robe and thought that I can help him design a less “oblivionesque” version of necromancer robes, later this night I come up with this design inspired by medieval monks, considering this is not an actual necromancer, but more of a cultist brute, follower of the Worm God.

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Are any of your works available as mods for their respective games, either on nexus, or do you have a patreon if they are?

Everything would be released as a dwemer equipment overhaul when I’m done with it.

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Considering the first version of Brassguard wasn’t as popular as I hoped for, here is an update.

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House Redoran was the first to use dwemer alloys to their advantage. Young and ambitious Bolvyn Venim was not afraid of violating the imperial law in the field of artifact regulation. Dozens of warriors went into the depths of Dwemer facilities in search of anything usable for military puproses.

Soon afterwards, manor guards were clad in crude and heavy but durable and protective suits of dwemer armor constructed in the native Gah-Julan style and wielding chimeri sabers, forged from the remains of steam centurions.