The slow and stop time ones are really fun to use, among others. They seem to be quite a bit overpowered at times, so I use only the ones i find balanced and leave the others in the menu. This mod by Phenderix is another collection of 70 spells that will radically enlarge your magical repertoire. It’s a retexture of the stock Nightingale armor, but doesn’t replace it, which is an added bonus. In addition to that it’s beautiful, highly detailed and I find it even quite sexy.
Nightingale retex – Black Sacrament – craftable ninja armorĭespite the fact that this beautiful armor set by AmethystDeceiver is defined a “Ninja Armor”, I find it perfectly fitting with the Elder Scrolls setting. You can find it here and complement it with your favorite necklace for a look that would surely please old dear Coco.
The cleavage may be a big large for some (no, not for me), but the model and the textures are just lovely. This mod by Ashara replaces that travesty with a much more fetching dress. I’m not quite sure what style it tries to imitate, but it fails quite badly. The stock wedding dress in Skyrim is… umh… a rug sack, really. The authors provide several options here, allowing you to use the whole mod or just parts of it and to find the setting more fitting to your taste. Days are brighter, nights and interiors are darker (torches finally matter) and everything looks arguably better. This mod by 747823 and Pluto tampers directly with the lighting settings of the game to increase realism and correct some honestly weird design choices made by Bethesda. The good news are that it isn’t really necessary. The bad news about that are that it impacts performance.
Many people use shader injectors or other post-processing programs in order to give the game a more realistic or otherwise pleasing lighting. Realistic Lighting Without Post-Processing My personal favorite is 2K Real Ice V2_Parallax, but feel free to experiment to find your own. You can find it here in several versions. This is exactly what this mod by Yuril fixes, turning the ice in the game into a sight to behold with lovely reflections. The problem is that the default ice could definitely look better. Skyrim is a northern province and there’s a lot of ice. While I’d love to see them with a little less saturation (especially in the gold parts), they’re still well made. It converts to Skyrim a number of weapons initially created for Oblivion by yoyohobo665, reproducing the rather popular Kit Rae swords. If you prefer blades that fit a more fantasy-ish theme this mod by BOB666 will possibly satisfy your needs.
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